Durango semi-weekly herald., 1901-11-11
From Thursdays Daily.

From Thursdays Daily.
Apples continue to arrive by the
wagon load
Little groups are still noticeable
discussing how 1t happened.
Chris Doud was among the arrivals
from Silyerton last evening.
Harry Schiller left on the morning
train for the ranch at La Jara.
Fcno wakeman is over from Rico
looking after the sanpling OF ore.
G. T.. Chubb. OF San Juan county, n.
NJ, Is in the city accompanied by his
wife
Mr.. and Mrs Carl Coulsen came in
from Bayfield, yesterday TO ascertain
the results
Captain James T. Smith. of the
state school of mines spent the night
in the city
The street car working brigade is
leyeling the track and evening the
surface with loose dirt.
Lloyd Sheets is confined to the
house by sickness His friends hope
to sec him out In few days.
Tom Burlan journeyed to Silyerton
yesterday afternoon To wait upon pa
rons in that neck OF the woods
The Baptist ladies' are to meet with
Mrs Hopkins. on the North Side. Fri
lay afternoon. Nov. 8. Please don't
forget you tbimbles.
Every one Ia patiently awaiting the
official Canvass This owing to the
1loscness of the ommissionership
and the uncertainty of coroner.
Marshal Wlckline is around today.
nearly week. He says Tuesdays
result cannot be charged to him.
The l3-year-old son of j. c. Turner
had his right leg broken above the
knee this morning by mule falling
On him Dr. Prewltt was called 10
set the broken member
The three days race meet at AZ
tho of month will
loubt attract goodly number of
sports from this city. Arrangements
have been made for some good horses.
The Presbyterian ladies have a
few choice chrisanthemums now ready
for sale. either in pot or as cut flow
ers. For further information call
on Mrs. s. T. Herr Mrs. eGallotti or
Mrs. F. c. Perkins.
The Herald has added large list
OF Democratic readers since election
day. They want a paper that Is fair
and hoDest-not county hold-up,
and at the same time the news. The
rule or ruin sheet has suffered the
loss.
VIM Tenley was attacked by heart
failure while crossing the railroad
tracks at Tenth street. In falling
his head was cut by striking one of the
rails He was unconscious when
found by Onicer Bacon. DR.. Prewitt
worked with him an hour or so when
he came to and is all right today.
chief Engineer Thomas H. Wig
ellsworth and Arthur Milllken. who
had charge of most of the work on
the Colorado & Gulf survey. were ar
rivals yesterday. having about com
pIeted the preliminary work. The
distance to Clifton by the proposed
route is about 450 miles They have
nothing to report for publication. but
we can say the road is certainty. 1t
simply being question of time.
The Hecr n lee Co. successors to
The Smelter City Brewing Co, have
been making extensive improvements
the past month and are preparing for
a large business The beer sales
INV pttH NbuslutihbiN ii'leds hiu
the Ice output during the summer has
kept the force quite busy. The de-
mand will no doubt be much greater
the coming year, and the company is
going to he in shape to handle the
trade.
G.. ". Harlan. one of the prosper
Gus ranchmen OF the lower La Plata,
is In the city, Mr.. Harlan raised and
marketed $50 boxes of fine apples this
year, receiving top-notch prices. He
SAYS every one residing on the La
Plata is In excellent spirits and pros
perous. His boy. who was shot some
time ago, has entirely recovered,
which Is gratifying news. Mr. Har-
land reports many new people coming
in aud buying improved homes or