The daily sentinel., 1910-05-10

Jones.
A photograph of Charles and Nell
lie Rice. son and daughter OF the
president OF the bank.
An unsigned meal ticket for 81
meals at the Silver Palace restau-
rant. Mrs. l.. l.. Badger. proprietor.
Two photographs of daring stage
holdup at Rhone's Jaw on the line OF
the toll road up the river. DR.. De
Beque looks quite fierce as Il bold,
bad man.
Photograph Of A. S. Yetter & Sons
paint store on Main street, between
Fourth and Fifth, south side.
A check on the Mesa County Bank
to t. NJ. Jones for / cent, signed by
b. X. Kennedy.
Quite little advertising matter of
the resources of the Grand valley.
Mrs. Ellen Fletcher (now de-
ceased). millinery.
City Drug Store. c. S. Thompson,
proprietor. Gomez
NJ. o. Whitehead, furniture store.
tNow in Denver.)
Lawrence & Hall, dry goods and
groceries. tGone.)
Ackerman's Cheap Store. ODE
ceased.)
c. p. Bliss, dry goods and clothing.
Charles +. Glessner, jewelry. (Now
in OurayD
A. b. 4 w. r. Johnson, stationery.
pianos and organs.
Smith & Baldwin. real estate
White d Mitchell, hardware.
Williams Bros. a Cutlery, real es-
tate.
John d. Reeder, news dealer and
stationery.
NJ. L. Roberts, jeweler. (Gone.)
Arthur p. Cook, loans and invest
ments. Gomez
Il. NJ. Wright, furniture store.
(Now in Telluride.)
Bradish & Smith, grocers. (Gone.)
Rice, Miller & Company. real es-
w. S. Sullivan, attorney.
Hotel Brunswick. A. II. Lewis. les
see.
A. G. Mann, grocer.
II. Is. Laton, justice of the peace.
N. T. Allison, hay, grain and feed.
John Vaughn, boots and shoes
(Now in Fruita.)
David Bros. clothing. Gomez
NJ. ]. Farrell. ticket broker. tNow
at Pueblo.)
Abbey Son. clothing. (Both de-
| ceased
DeLong Bros. & Marsh. real es-
tate.
Fred Mantey, harness and saddle
ry.
A. Bartlett, contractor and build
er.
Noland, Moore & Company. dry
goods and groceries.
M. Strause, clothing.
Saxon & Company. bakery.
Coleman Il Cannon, contractors
and builders.
w. b. Freeman. real estate.
w. |. Hammond. livery.
S. p. Gutshall, lumber. Deceased
II. X. Bull, NJ. d.
Bucklin, Staley & Safely. attor-
neys.
Denver & Rio Grande Express. e.
NJ. Hardy, agent.
]. +. Byers, hardware.
Henry Kippe. fruits and confec-
| tionery.
S. j. Scovill, butcher
George r. Blain. cigars and con-
fectionery.
Flack & Moriarity. dry goods.
Frisco House. Mrs. J. Alphin.
deceased
JoDe Payne, butcher
w. II. Lee, general merchandise.
II. w. Ross, attorney.
Charles F. Caswell, attorney (De-
ceased.)
Grand Junction Town G. Improve
ment Company. George A. Crawford,
president; NJ. L. Allison, assistant
manager.
Quinn & Company, grocers.
InI al 4
Main. John G. Crawford, proprietor
A. j. McCuhe, county clerk and re
corder.
Dickie & Currie, lumber
Charles Burggraf. architect.
q. X. Barton, Pioneer Stables
| CStill in the same old place.
G. X. Barton, city marshal.
A. A. Rice. Grand junction Land &
Investment Company
Elmer & Neff; hardware.
w. S. Wallace, attorney.
A. A. Miller. ex-county treasurer.
l.. NJ. Miller and T. B. Crawford,
real estate.
Merrill Trust Company. j. H. Ra-
mey. secretary and general manager.
McCary & Bower, blacksmith.
w. A. Hedrick, dry goods.
The Grand Valley Star, weekly
paper, by w. E. Pabor.
Grand Junction Board OF Trade
Benton Canon. president; w. T. Car
penter, first vice president: j. F. By
ers, second vice president; w. s. Wal
lace, recording secretary; J. F. Nc
Farland, corresponding secretary;
Orson Adams. treasurer.
Population of Grand Junction, l.
500. and increasing.
A list of over 200 names of prom
inent business men and farmers OF
the valley. who were depositors of
the bank.
Signatures of the officers and di-
reotors of the bank. George Arthur
Rice, president; T. NJ. Jones, vice
president; ]. F. Mcfarland, cashier: