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

l.. Z. JakwAy went to SilycrfOn last
night Jakway IN wreathed In smiles
over late developments In certain
channels.
q. f. Frary went Ia Archnleta coin
ty this morning, where he viii ou' In
the next month or six weeks looking
after Touring mlils.
John Morelock seems to be supply
ing the Durango and adjacent trade
with furniture these days, yesterday
receiving two more cars OF furniture,
II being necessary To keep carr en
route most OF the time. Mr.. More
lock has established a reputation FOR
good goods at fair prices.
Johnson A. Hargeshcimer started
the caah system at the Fulton market
ties In conducting the AFFAIRS Of the
city and they win come In for cont
this morning and " works 10 u charm.
II liz the only proper system. ms cus
toners are able to secure the best
and cheapest. Call and be convinced
OF this fact.
Dog owners wili do well 10 peruse n
notice appearing In another column.
| The officials mean business and those
owning valuable dogs shonld govern
themselves accordingly. As for ours
the town win be greatly benefited by
their annihilatIon.
IL
| Ing from Denver via the Southern.
He roporta much interest manifested
among horsemcn over the May rnoca
aud says the owner OF Big Tom win
land Ia Durango with his and other
race horses In day or two, Mr.
Mcconnell predicts one OF the best
meets In the state,
| The base hall boys have prevailed
upon Chnflca Casnd to manage their
team this senson Charlie is a sport
Of the first water and will not beat
| around the hush. and those compos-
| ing the nine VIII have 10 toe the mark
or quilt their job There In material
| In this city for good club and we ex-
| pect different racket than was given
us last year.
| n. A. Rhodes OF the engineering
department of the Colorado Telephone
company. started locating the route
to Silyerton this morning with three
assistants The work of construction
will immediately follow location Of
line la about sixty days Durango
| will be able to converse with our Sill
verton friends as well as other parts
OF the state
Pagosa Springs Ia picking mp this
season and many new buildings are
In course OF erection. II the compo-
ny owning the hot springs would erect
a commodious hotel the summer tray.
81 would he increased ten fold. The
management is all right but the bnild-
ings do not furnish accommodations
desired by tourists In search of recrca-
ton.
]. p. Johnson. the man who built
the first cabin at Eureka, San Juan
county In 1871, has disposed OF min
ing interests and taken up u ranch
on the late Ute reserve. some fifteen
miles below Durango MIR johnson
IL one of the deserving pioneers and
| We trust he will hnd ranching agree
able and with The Herald to keep him
company there is little question OF
| this
| lrve McCrew says Montcluma coun-
~ stockmen are considerably alarm
cd over the report that Utah sheep
men are contemplating driving 10000
head of sheep into that county for
ranging purposes. The men who
have homes In Montezuma and have
small heards OF cattle ranging ON pub.
lie domain feel they have the nrst
rights and there viii no doubt be
trouble II the sheep are brought over
the line.
Bob Hannah is down from The Up.
per An!mas today Mr. Hannah has
rented the Dudley ranch. now owned
by Ed. Buchanan. who purchased the
same about two months ago. Mr.
Buchanan came from the east 20 look
after his brothers ranch. the Hodges
place. Mr. and Mrs. Dudley are
knocking about the country nj the
present time being In Montoznma
county. We are not informed ms to
their future plans
Aztec and Pennington are vitaliy
interested In telephone communica.
| tinn and n Ynnafinp xxln ha k.i IA,
week to take steps looking towards
raising the necessary amount TO In.