Durango semi-weekly herald., 1901-05-09

From Mondays Daily,
The I'll Mora was the "only place
saturday night. Turkey and other
eatablea.
VIM Sullivan came down from Sill
verton yesterday. continuing to Den
yer today
Asa Poor spent Saturday night in
this city. returning to Pagosa yester
day morning.
ROCK slides have been numerous In
the Black canon. also between Lead
Vile and Glenwood Springs
| Ieliuride reports from Is to "a
inches OF snow In that district last
week The storm was quite general
| Simon Hartman went east this
morning after spending few days
looking after trade in this section
Mr.. Hartman always does business.
| According to Ira Hicks the storm
season VIII not be over until the sth
OF the month. But then this section
has never been governed by predic-
tions.
a. &. Van Cott was among the arriy- |
ais Saturday evening. Comes to look
after realty interests of Thurlow, Hut. |
ton and Williams. and may remain
week or two.
Mrs. Clyde Ray returned from Cali |
fornia Sunday evening accompanied |
by her granddaughter. Callie Benson. |
the lattcr's mother stopping In Cali |
fornia for short visit
John kellenberger left this morning |
for points along the Rio Grande which |
Include the San Luis valley and around |
the circle via SalIda, Gunnison and |
Ouray. John is hustler all the |
time.
Tom Sthroyer returned last evening |
from Denver and J.eadylle, spending |
most of his time In the Cloud City |
which he reports booming. He IS |
again entertaining patrons at Wesley |
Helms.
James Jones of Durango moved into |
the Nossaman house Saturday and |
will open an ice cream saloon soda |
fountain. etc. His mother accomra-
MED him from Durango.-Pagosa |
News.
week ago today The Herald noted |
the arrival OF Senator Harris from Do |
lores en- route to Seattle, called there |
by the sickenss of brother. A tel |
egram announces the death of the |
brother. which occurred about twelve |
John ].
Mrs. Robran went to Durango Mon
day to accompany her mother. Mrs
Beidier, here. where she is to visit
this summer. She was accompanied
to Durango by Wade War; and from
there he went to Pagosa. where he
expects to spend the summer-Del
Norto Prospector.
The following from the Grand
Junction News should be applicable to
this section. providing the moth
abounds: "A little hard work the
next fifteen or twenty days will go n
great ways towards getting the best
of the Goblin moth. JudIcious spray
ing and watchful care of the band.
ages will put big money in the pock
cts of the growers who cannot now af
ford to neglect their apple trees
The Democrat was awarded con
tract for printing city ordinances In
pamphlet form. 1t has been provd-
ed with copy since the second week
in February. One month was suliic
lent time for the work Still there
are no signs of the york for some
time. In the meantime the mem
bers OF the council are ignorant Of
many OF the provisions and are unable
to post themselves. These ordl
nances were revised and compiled for
Information. Probably the work win
be out by fall.
r. u, Burns is at Trimble Springs
with Mr.. and Mrs. C. c. Murray of
Canon City, who have concluded to
tease the Hcrmosa House. Mr.. Muir
ray comes well recommended as an
experienced caterer and The Herald
believes that with proper management
the hotel can be made a paying prop
osition. Owing to the past 1t may
take year to build upo, business and
the individual who takes charge should
do so with this in view. a few
months trial will be no criterion as
the public will want to be sure this
time that everything is going to be
conducted on business basis and the
welfare of patronse provided for.
The Democrat is very much worried
about the school election and under
cover tries to make II appear that
the election will be Illegal In the