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Durango semi-weekly herald., 1901-05-02

Tho fairy tale Ia waited from IiIps.
dale county that fve hundred noun
tain sheep were recently killed by a
snowsiidc.
Durango semi-weekly herald., 1901-05-02

Mrs Carrie Nation has gone 90 Jail
because shs says God wants her TO
have rest And she might have
added the people also want n rest,
Durango semi-weekly herald., 1901-05-02

Miss Lo@is. one OF the star witness
cs In the Strong casc. was formerly a
flame Of the defendant Her tcsu
rpony. therefore, is quite Interesting
Durango semi-weekly herald., 1901-05-02

The Ohio river having done about
all the damage II could. Is now con
tsnt TO simmer down to decent pro.
portions.
Durango semi-weekly herald., 1901-05-02


night II the rule was made by the
during the entire year and kill dogs
one day the same as another where
no license has been paid, it would
prove a blessing.
Father Brockbank, a Dominican
priest of Denver. is conducting n mis-
sion at the Catholic church this week.
which services are being largely at
tended. The father is an eloquent
speaker, broadminded. and holding
large views as to the issues of IIfe.
Every evening at 8. Go and hear
him. You will be very welcome.
II. d. Mcbride believes real estate
is good investment at the present
time. and has verified his faith by pur
chasing the corner known as the DR..
being $2.500. Drs. Barnes & Barnes
are occupying the building at present.
" nen our own people have faith after
visiting outside points it is a pretty
good indication that Durango is all
right.
This morning the four boys, Ray
Stock, Robert Sawyer. Nels Nelson,
Lewis Nelson, accused of attempting
to throw Ben Bartholomew over the
North Durango bridge into the river,
appeared before Judge Houx. While
the evidence given was not sufficient
to prove that the boys actually at
tempted to throw little Ben over into
the water. George Skoog, the larger
boy who opportunely came along, tes-
titled that it looked as if they were
about to do so. Witness also stated
that the boys said they would. At
any rate the urchins succeeded in
frightening their victim. pretty thor
oughly. Ben, who is ordinarily
ruddy. chubby little fellow. full of
life and vigor. of the irrepressible
type. did not look like the same child
this morning. He was very pale with
dark shadows under his eyes. His
account of what happened previous
ly to the attack on the bridge was
slightly incoherent, but when asked
as to what happened there the recol-
lection brought on violent weeping
| which the little fellow strove manful-
ly to quell DR.. l.. S. Barnes testi-
fled that Ben's nerves were in bad
shape. and that his symptoms were
those of person suffering from
severe shock or fright DR.. Barnes
also stated that he had been called
three times to see the child. who was
stni under treatment. Judge Houx
administered severe reprimand to
the boys. which in the case of Ray
Stock was a warning. The latter
has been guilty of various offenses
before. so the judge told the boy plain
ly that if he came up in court again
he would be sent to The reform school.
With Robert Sawyer it seems to
have been a case OF being In bad COM
pany. The boys were each fined s.
and costs. -
Durango semi-weekly herald., 1901-05-02

Chicago IA enjoying "a season Of
grand opera and Manager McGrau lis
taking Ia the dcogh The weeks
receipts viii he about 100000. There
are 900 people In the company.
Durango semi-weekly herald., 1901-05-02

A. announced a. few days ago. the
Filipino tanta In out of job. II
never was worthy OF serious recogni.
ton
Durango semi-weekly herald., 1901-05-02

Unless something unforeseen hap
pens there will be thirty horses at
our spring meet.
Durango semi-weekly herald., 1901-05-02

Minister Conger says cbpt can pay
Indemnity TO the amount OF t30o. 800.
900. J, is limited that Russia viii
guarantee the loan.
Durango semi-weekly herald., 1901-05-02

A match race has been arranged be-
tween big Tom and Silver Dick dur
Ing race week.
Durango semi-weekly herald., 1901-05-02

Count Boni has not been In duel
for several weeks. Must he getting
monotonous for the spendthrift.
Durango semi-weekly herald., 1901-05-02

Tho faithful should not lose heart.
Governor orman stIll at his disposal
a good many soft Jobs.
Durango semi-weekly herald., 1901-05-02

Two blooded race horses belonging
to James orts will be shipped from
Antonito tomorrow for our May races.
MIR. ORTIZ reached Durango on satur.
day and after looking around decid-
ed to compete. Yesterday he met
Secretary MeElroy and made arrange.
mcnts
Durango semi-weekly herald., 1901-05-02

A meeting OF the fair directory In
called for tomorrow evening at
o'clock in the county clerks once.
Full attendance required. as there Is
business OF Importance to transact.
Durango semi-weekly herald., 1901-05-02
HOod'0 &as.oAaas,ilkt

F. q. Bonf'is, the Denver Post man.
Is to erect sis0.0oo building on lots
owned in Kansas City.
Durango semi-weekly herald., 1901-05-02

Coed reports come from all parts
of the state. This IL going tn be
prosperous year for Colorado.
Durango semi-weekly herald., 1901-05-02

Pasoss Springs News complains
that the dog poiaoner Is abroad In
that place.
Durango semi-weekly herald., 1901-05-02

from Tuesdays Daily.
The through travel to Silverton is
picking up.
What \ generous and forsiving cuss
Numsen must be?
Frank Barnes will move his sawmill
to Montrose county.
A good rain would not come amiss
at the present time.
It's warming up these days and veg
citation will develop rapidly.
Chas. Hopper took the Southern this
morning en- route to Portland, Ore.
Mrs. Frank Palmer OF Silyerton left
for Mancos this morning on visit
J. p. Hall arrived from Rico last
evening en route to Pagosa Springs
A. L. Trowbridse, freight agent Of
the Missouri Pacific. was among last
evenings arrivals.
SilveIton appears to be the mecca
Of mining men and those seeking
profitable Investments.
The fair directory meets this even.
ing At o'clock in Secretary McEl.
roy's ONCE. Business OF Importance.
Fred 0rebbles is down from Glad
stone and on his return will be accom-.
panied by the wife and family.
Mrs. Joel =. Vaile arrived last even
Ing 70 spend a short time with Mr.
| and Mn. VIM. r. Vale of this city.
Good schools are a recommendation
for any city. This Is one reason
Durango stands 30 well throughout
tie southwest
1t Ii to be hoped that Aztec and
Pennington will have the greatest
wish sratined within the next year
| the building Of u railroad.
Sheriff Mccartney left this morn.
Ing for Pueblo. where he conveys
Blanche Clark, who was adjudxed In
sane by jury In the county court
yesterday.
Engineer w. II. Mack was q Den.
yer bound passenger this morning,
whittier he goes on pleasure and rest.
He will return via Glenwood Springs.
where he will stop a few days.
There will be meeting of the High
School alumni at the home OF Miss
Annie Ramsey tomorrow evening,
Wednesday. at 8 o'clock. All mem.
bers are requested to be present.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. W. Hawkins desire
The Herald to extend their heartfelt
thanks to the many friends who so
kindly rendered their services and
sympathy during the sickness and
taking away OF their young daughter.
Judging from the number who have
examined and done 4 lot Of figuring
there will be numerous bids sent In
10 WsshinGton from this city to con.
struct the government buildings at
lgnacio.
There In bound to be q rivalry be-
tween the Gould Rio Grande interests
and the Santa Fe and this will result
Durango semi-weekly herald., 1901-05-02

Ex-senator John J. Harris says ev-
erything is looking frst class In Mon.
tcxumA county.
Durango semi-weekly herald., 1901-05-02

Thomas cost tho state 5000 without
fhovine ont Of the state
Durango semi-weekly herald., 1901-05-02

The first thing we know Pcttisre~'
will be trying to break Into the union.
Durango semi-weekly herald., 1901-05-02
May Racing Notss.

President Mcconnell has secured q
starter In Denver for the races
Durango semi-weekly herald., 1901-05-02

There IL no necessity OF being I'M.
duly excited over mad dogs, but II will
be well to keep \ lookout
Durango semi-weekly herald., 1901-05-02

A New York Judge has decided that
the money a married woman earns
belongs to her husband.
Durango semi-weekly herald., 1901-05-02

The Psn-Americsn exposition will be
kept open Sundays.
Durango semi-weekly herald., 1901-05-02

From Mondays Daily.
r. 0arbanati was the orator for the
Odd Fellow anniversary at Aztec FIR
day night.
Durango semi-weekly herald., 1901-05-02

The smelter City Brewery will start
its ice wagon the first OF May. See
notice to this effect In another cob
umn.
Durango semi-weekly herald., 1901-05-02

50 &1th him trusting he will never
led tts s4ssts of the wounds. The
de1. - Stotad. died yesterday morn.
iat. Il h said while loose It bit sew
erai does aad precaution should be
e1sfeisSd hy those owning dogs. 1t
might hs ven for suspected dogs to be
e1znined and closely watched.
Durango semi-weekly herald., 1901-05-02

In both corporations seeking for pay.
ing territory. This mear that San
Juan county, N. NJ. will not be over
looked.
Durango semi-weekly herald., 1901-05-02

Secretary McElroy received let.
ter from Major Hooper last evening
stating that the ID. 4 II. q. would do
all In their power to assist Durango.
The road will issue special poster
wherever they give rates. thoroughly
advertising the same. On the u. &
H. q. the rate will be one fare for
the round trip. aud twothirds OF one
fare for the round trip on the South.
ern.
Durango semi-weekly herald., 1901-05-02

during the day. turning them loose at
night. II the rule was made by the
officials to keep the same vigilance
during the entire year and kill dogs
one day the same as another where
no license has been paid, it would
prove blessing.
Durango semi-weekly herald., 1901-05-02

Sam vidler newspaper man OF
Cripple Greek. will take part In the
broadsword contest with Major Me-
Guirc. Mr. Wider holds the Rocky
mountain broad-sword championship
so we shall doubtless see some pret-
" work. Beside the above. there
will be East Indian tent.pegging. lem.
on-cutting and hcadcicaving. All OF
these are done on hDrscback with the
animal on dead run. The heads
are wooden Of course. Those attend.
ing the races will have an opportuni.
ty to see some nnc sword practice.
A large number OF people from Grip
pie Creek are expected. Mr.. vidler
IL billing the town thoroughly.
Durango semi-weekly herald., 1901-05-02

Colonel Stollsteimer came In from
his ranch Monday. He reports his
sheep ID hfst class condition and Ia
trying TO secure several more herders.
CHAINS Tribune.
Durango semi-weekly herald., 1901-05-02
Hun1Or0

Tbcy take possessioo d The body. and
are Lords a Mssrule.
Thsy arr attended By p,mpIee. boils. the
itching tstfef. salt Sf,eum. ard Other Gu
tsneuus cfuptIuns; by feeiings os weakness.
lansuor. general debility and what NOT.
They cause more suffering than anything
else.
Health. Strength. Peacc and PlsAsure
require their expulsion. and this is posi-.
lively effected, according 10 Thousands 0f
grateful testimonials, by
A0od'0 &as.oapas-fAkA
which radically and permanently drives
them out and builds up the whole systsm.
Durango semi-weekly herald., 1901-05-02

Major Mcclure, the broad-swords-
man. who expected to start this morn
ing on an advertising tour. has de-
ferred starting until tomorrow in or
der to attend the meeting of the fair
directory this evening.
Durango semi-weekly herald., 1901-05-02

There Ia bound to be q rivalry be-
tween the Gould Rio Grande interests
and the Santa Fe and this will result
Durango semi-weekly herald., 1901-05-02

Mrs. Joel =. Vale arrived last even.
Ing TO spend short time with Mr..
and Mn. VIM. +. Vale Of this city
Durango semi-weekly herald., 1901-05-02

Farmsrs are sxcesdingly busy these
days. Ssason IL nfteen to twenty
days later than . year ago and 1t 10
hoovss all to get . move on.
Durango semi-weekly herald., 1901-05-02

Good schools are Recommendation
Tor any city. This is one reason
Durango stands 30 well throughout
tie southwest
Durango semi-weekly herald., 1901-05-02

Fred 0rebbles is down from Glad
stone and on his return will be accom-.
panied by the wife and family.
Durango semi-weekly herald., 1901-05-02

II is to be hoped that Aztec and
Pennington will have the greatest
wish sratined within the next year
the building Of railroad.
Durango semi-weekly herald., 1901-05-02

Judging from the number who have
examined and done u lot Of figuring
there will be numerous bids sent In
10 wsshinGton from this city to con.
struct the government buildings At
lgnacio.
Durango semi-weekly herald., 1901-05-02

WSsAAtNs1.
ds1. - SfStad. died yesterday morn.
ias. Il h said while loose it bit sew
erai dees aad precaution should be
e1sfc1sSd hy those owning dogs. 1t
might be ven for suspected dogs to be
e11Min<d and closely watched.
Colonel 3tollsteimer came In from
his ranch Monday. He reports his
sheep ID hfst class condition and ID
trying to secure several more herders.
CHAINS Tribune.
For man with 70 tortuous and zig
rag reputation for sobriety and gem
erL morality. the Democrat editor is
taking desperate chances In accusing
other people Of haxiness. It's hard
rep. that would suffer by comparison
with his.--Teiiuride Journal.
MAJOR J. 4. Mcclure. the broad.
sword champion, leaves In the morn.
ing On An advertising tour throughout
the eastern division Of the D. 4 r.
q. Beside 4 handbill OF the broad
sword contest, Major MCGUIRE will
Distribute race posters and bill the
country thoroughly. He Will be alb
sent ten days.
A crowd OF North Durango young
people were out serenading their ac.
quaintances Saturday evening. I'm
the Green Fields Of Virginia" and
"Old Kentucky Home" are beautiful
songs at any time. But when the
sweet melody rings out on the still
night air to the accompaniment Of
guitar and mandolin. the refrain has
an added charm. All the serenaded
hope the serenaders will come again.
Tom Holland the newly appointed
ish commissioner under the present
administration. arrived last evening
from Denver. The retention OF Mr..
Holland gives very good satisfaction,
~ he has proven to be a careful man
In thia line. Today he is turning
the la Plata hatchery over to Stan
ley Day. II Is announced that Mr..
Patrick will remain with the hatchery
for q couple OF months or 30. While
The Herald believed man who under.
stands fiah culture should have been
appointed to the position. at the same
time We are too much interested In
the welfare and retention of the In.
stitution TO wish Stanley anything
but success In keeping 1t up to Its
present standard.
Durango semi-weekly herald., 1901-05-02

Sheriff Mccartney left this morn.
Ing for Pueblo. where he conveys
Blanche Clark, who was adJudged In
sane by jury in the county court
yesterday.
Durango semi-weekly herald., 1901-05-02

There will be good time at thu
dance Friday night You haven
forgotten it, have you? Nice crowd
pretty costumes. fine dancers. frs
rate music. and many other thing
that go to make up an enjoyable
dance.
Durango semi-weekly herald., 1901-05-02

The citizens of Montrose rendered
reception and banquet to Senator
Buckley Saturday evening. Buckley
WAS the head push In securing the
tunnel and ditch for watering vast
tract OF land in Delta and Montrose
counties.
Durango semi-weekly herald., 1901-05-02

Rowe Pinsrey left yesterday morn.
ing for Pittsburx. where he goes TO
enter the Pasteur institute. having
been bitten by a dog owned by the
family Saturday evening which died
yesterday from the rabies. The dog
In question has been chained up for
some time owing to certain rabie ten.
dencies- Saturday II broke the chain
and while claiming the dog Saturday
evening he cuned the animals head
aud the dog snapped at him. cutting
the hand In several places. The
wounds were dressed and cauterixed
and In order to take no chances Rowe
took the train the following morning
to undergo the best known treatment.
and the wishes Of hundreds Of friends
Durango semi-weekly herald., 1901-05-02

Mrs. Nicholson and children left
home. where they will reside. owing
to the climate being too high at this
point for Mrs. Nichoison.
Durango semi-weekly herald., 1901-05-02

The fair directory meets this even
ing At 8 o'clock in Secretary McEl-
roy's ONCE. Business OF Importance.
Durango semi-weekly herald., 1901-05-02

ID. L. EgEer having resigned the
cierkxhip Of the district court for
Archuieta county. Judge Russell has
appointed Pedro Delsado OF Pasosa
Junction TO NIL the place.
Durango semi-weekly herald., 1901-05-02

Don't forget to buy ticket for the
bali to be given on Friday evening d
this week. The ladies OF st. Marks
guild have the matter In charge,
which vouches for the success OF the
affair.
Durango semi-weekly herald., 1901-05-02

The school board expects to erect
an addition of two rooms to the Whit
tier school building on the North side
this summer. They are already fig.
urfng on plans. Beside being an inn.
provement to the Whittier building.
which has at present a decidedly un.
finished look. the addition will render
the use OF the hose house unneces.
sary. Anyone at all familiar with the
room In question will realize that
while 1t has served the purpose for
several years, stlll it is a poor make.
shift for schoolroom.
Ihere is certainly something the
matter with the dogs OF La Plata
county. Heretofore It has been sun
posed that hydrophobia was a product
OF summer months but It seems tn
prevail here the year round-or for
the past year So far no human
lives have been lost. but several head
OF cattle went by the boards last sum.
men. And this reminds us that since
the last raid on unlicensed ours n
large number have sprung up and are
aho~ed to run at large about the
town. Every dog owner is fully
aware OF the law but whenever there
is notice put in n paper that the law
Will be enforced certain ones chain
up their dogs for the time being. or
Durango semi-weekly herald., 1901-05-02

Engineer w. II. Mack was q Den.
yer bound passenger this morning,
whittier he goes on pleasure and rest.
He will return via Glenwood Springs,
where he will stop a few days.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1901-01-07
La juventud capita|eha
CONFR RATERNIDAD POLIIICA
UN BAN@UETHE

flox Rivera, ell director de LA DEMoCRA-
CHA Don M~~iaDo AbriI, don NJ odcsto so
Ia, oil doctor don Fernando Gonzalez. DOR
Celestino Sola. Lc1o. don Jos6 j. Aivs
req, don Juan r. b siz y don Luis R' We
azquez. sintiendo todos qae las dl
mensiones del oomedor no permltierFn one
pudiesen ceistir mayor ndmero de GORE
igionarios de esta ciudad-
ia cordialidad mas sinoera relno
en- todo ell almuerzo, rehoiandose So Ia
Esonomls de todos la algeria protande
con que elf nos eatrechab9 mos, el en-
tueiasmo, oada dfa mayor, que pslplta CT
e oors IN de los buenos federaiee.
Al dastapsrae Ell champagne ln'o16
ioe Drindis coz = saIutscion ID con
ourreucia el se1or MuToz Rivera, sigui6n-
dole "a el u1- de q pa,aofa 'oe senores
Palaaios, (don q ,nuel) lie, don Jose,
DR.. Gonzales. 1<ma13s, oo.A. (do1 Mo
desto( Ledo. Moreno Colderon, AbTl)
Vel5 zquez, Tizol Diaz Navarro Ma
foz Rivera. hizo Il resumen.
La nota patriotics, como es dc 81
ooner, fac la que palpito en- todos ESQ
brindis, siendo tsmbien obieto de nn bila
: dis especial La -fiora esposa del senoi
| Mufioz Rivera, que Sc hsliabs p*esante'
Y Ia que Sc dedlcaTon frases de consids
raoi6n simpatfa, asi como a Ia se1o1 t
Aurora Marin Que en- la noche del IA d
Setiembre Sc mostr3 con todo ell va'or ds
una heroins, durante los scos tsoimlet to-
Que ae deeerrollsron frente la casa de
seflor Mufoz. Malsns, ror DC neTmtiTi'
| hoy ell espacio, daremos IN, ,estracto de To-
prinoipales d;sogrsc5 que 50 qronanclaron
4 las de la tsrde tarmin6 tan agra
dable patri6tioa reunion, regresando
la capital IL mayor parta de nufssro.
vsitantes, pues solo pudl ron quedarst
algunos itvs1es al baile cue aooeh'
daba ell Centre PuertorriQuej5o; bale qo|
b abfs sido ofganjzsdo para que ooinol
desc con la legsda de la juventnd cap
taIeGa.
I'll acto de aver fu6 hermoso pa
triotioo demostro no solo la soil
daridsd de sentimientos = de ideas GU
une estrecha cada dia mas los fedora
les, sino ell entusiasmo qae no decse nun
Ca entire nosotros.
Tanto ell sefior Mufioz Rivera como
| los cue redactamos este perlodIoo, q1e
d4mos sumamente agrsdecidos & las mu8a-
tras de Garlic, sim ostfas J sfecto COZ
que nos distipguieron aver los queridos
correIigionarics deoSan Juan.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1901-01-07
bL B1ILh DB ANOCHD

Bale exp56ndido, como Sc han dado
poooe en Caguae. Set. faohs debe estar
8 comial0n de senoritss que orgsniz6 esa
hesta.
a las ocho J media, sali6 do Ia casa
10 done Martina 4. 4 9 Berrios IN grup Q
de anoantsooros ssfloTiCss, que & loa acor
das 90 La B0r1nqHef5o, se d,rigiercn al
Casino. Pos q 'sayscto go guenaron co
hst9s = lHoas d. b9ng@la que aiumbraban
Il; pase0 de aqaela sedoctyra truIto. Al
Negar 81 casluo5 re qntmc an yistoso fue
go de aEtlic}o de vAries E23es emulando
- dei sol, la &c la luna la de- una estrs
t!as cue Ta@oto ser Is sstrClla federal, que
pernaneclo gran rato f9fmada po3 luoes
De vartoa cotoEes. Temelen sc eIevo un
gto6o de papel qoe repgeseutAba la ban
deTa pueStofriqae L }.
Una vsz Ia lrulls ca 81 caaino, veri
fj6se a. asalto oantando uo ooro de seno-
riaaa uGos ye4soa aasiyos que para aquel
acto esoEiblc nuestGo oompanero Mariana
AbriI.
Bmpsz5 ei bale. N jor di, no., on
Ptz3 moversa oon gran diaou.tad -que-
lis oooourFenels ts1 nutglda que apanas
oabie ds pie en 81 salon. Las ioyenes
mas belts J dtatjngal4as de Caguas Sc
stAeoah ali, desp 7TIanco FL les cuIazC
nes senssolcnes die..r t2s, da amor, de
ae'os, de eapefanzae de dessogafos
5odo $50 q9e nos hsoe ea1tir Ia muier
1osnoo es ba!la : ouando IS iDgrata.
J9Eeass bellfsimas que hssta ahora no
hsbfamos vlsto sn los saiopes. haofan aoo
che 81 presencla como fosos esplendi il as |
su sqael ia-dfn asgu 10. |
4 uitad Dc bale, 50 rlfs IN bonito |
osiaeso, ot ssquio que h.eta ell jovsn dou
Carlos Aguayo 8 aqoeiias senorits cue
,oeo en saeIts la senorita Leono.a Al |
D. rty,
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1901-01-07
EST ADos UN1Oos

FL notabla jurista americana, Mr.
HsrIaus esta nombrado por Mr.. Mo. h'n
ley para ell cargo de Attorney general d.
esta isia, vaosnte por renunola dc Mr.
Russell.
La prensa de- los Estados Unldos er
comia Ia election.
Han saido 600 reolutas de NV
portuewi para Nuevitas.
III trsnspoEte Mdtan&Gs, que los con
duce, regresara & Galveston para embsr
car & tros destinsdos s Santiago de Cuba.
Ell ooronel Weston ha sido nom
brado Comissrio general del ej6rcito a
mericsno.
Ell teuiante Hobson, 81 h6roo del
MerY5mac que sc hallaba gravenente en-
fermo en- IN hospital de Nv Yosk q.
entrado en- periodic de coavalecenois.
- Mr.. Nse!y, segdn notioias qos re-
cibimos, ha establec.do m IitIgio coDtrs
ell gobieruo de los Estados Uoidoa, poT
que entiende que 6stos no tienen dereohc
b ooroeder su extrsdici6n, paes no hay ira
tado con Cuba--de donde sc fogo-y Is
cual sc tiene bajo IN regimen mliitar sln
raz6r nj derecho para clio deapu8s &c ha
berse rstf ado el tratado de Paris.