Durango semi-weekly herald., 1901-11-18
Eastem,train On time. lar

Eastern train On time laT
q One plain DRINK In the police court
this morning. aa- nt 1utt
Vaccination is said to he fad at
Pagosa Springs wgn dei.aaf
lr0li so15 ii ai--1 l.sss5y or
Salida is counting on y smelter of
| one thousand tons capacity. 8Y ~
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Social dance at the yendome this
evening. Ladies' free Good mn-
sic. s ..4-...- .ft .fet lri-lr
Work has again been resumed on
the hot water proposition at Pagosa
The women readers OF The Herald
viii find some notes Of interest in
Mrs. Finny Jones and children went
to SIlverton this afternoon to visi.
for a time. "a. .ts.
| II you want the news from adjoin
ing counties II Will be necessary TO
take The Herald. ...'..5-
| /. d, Melville goes 10 Denver in the
morning viii be absent until about
Wednesday evening.
Mrs. Lillian Hartman Johnson has
an article In this issue that
should be carefully perused.
Judge RUSSELL District Attorney
ADglim and Court Stenographer Mrs.
Hart are home from Cortez.
The Herald received a new list OF
subscribers from Silverton this morn
Ing. Said they wanted the news.
One lady sent in fifty cents for tho
Mckinley monument fund yesterday
towering five members OF the family.
Telluride council has decreed that
all kids must be on the streets by s
O'Clock, Durango gives them until
S:45.
w. A. Reese returned last night
from Cortez. where he attended dis
triot court as counsel in several
cases. ~ r.
| According to the article from Pa
gosa published yesterday. the people
| of Archuleta county are actively en-
gagged in hunting oil.
t,. TO. f.., ~ L.,
kinley monument fund. Durango and
La Plata county should not lag be
hind other sections of the state.
Reports of Wednesday nights
earthquake shock continue to arrive.
Several people heard the rumble and
felt the CULVER Some even report
the rattling of dishes and tinware.
A match game of football between
the Fort Lewis team and the High
School Is being played this after
noon. The Indian boys look very
natty In their neat suits. Coors are
yellow and green.
The Pennington people are agitat-
ing IA beet sugar factory. No reason
why one would not pay. Thousands
of Navajoes could be secured to do
the work. and no doubt the Hyde peo-
pie will take hold of the proposition
In the near future.
Probably 200 congregated at the
Horseshoe last evening and awaited
the result OF the Jeffries.Ruhlin fight.
There was considerable interest man
ifcsted. and Rubin had quite nun
ber of admirers at first. but they went
away dsgusted.
Ben Russell returned from Cortez
last evening. where he put in the
week attending court, being counsel
for Taylor Indicted for murder. He
won a victory, his client being &C.
quilted Mr. Russell returns to Sll7
verton tomorrow.
Miss Lena Barber took the morning
train for Denver after spending a
week pleasantly in this city. Miss
! Barber is always n welcome visitor
and her friends would enjoy longer
visit. but her services are needed in
the assessors Office of Arapahoe
county.
| The burning of the Silver Ledge
buildings was unfortunate, especially
at this season of the year. 1t is 10
be hoped the company will see It's
way clear TO rebuild at once. or at
least temporary quarters in order that
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