Durango semi-weekly herald., 1901-09-30
make use of the fruit now going to

The Hyde exploration 20. IN auui-
tion to their various other enterprises
are interested in the cattle business
buying and selling considerable stock.
An exhibit of fruit and vegetables
belonging to C. r. Dooley. through an
oversight, was not mentioned In the
article descriptive OF the Fair. AS
the exhibit was not entered for
premium it was display in Bowmans
window. II deserves mention from
the fact that it shows what even un-
experienced hands may accomplish
in the Pennington soil. The results
of Mr. Dooley's first year at farming
were exceedingly creditable. The ex-
hibit consists OF grains, vegetables
and fruit. or the latter the peaches
were especially fine.
From Saturdays Daily.
j. A. Porter returned to Denver this
morning.
II you want anything in the jew
elry line. Hahn has IL.
f. f. Seybold went to Silverton this
morning on "A business trip.
A carload of horses will be shipped
from Pueblo the first OF next week.
One week from today the Demo
cratic shows opens at the court house.
Mrs. Thompson. the Mancos mil
liner. was Denver bound passenger
this morning
One more week in which To pre-.
pare for the fair. And it will be
hummer
James Fowler, who lives on the
Navajo river, is in town today on land
office business.
The Democratic fight for treasurer
is becoming interesting There are
four avowed candidates.
s. W. Raymond, who has been abb
sent in the east since September l,
returned on the afternoon train.
Mrs Ransom, who has been visit
| ing her parents. Mr.. and Mrs. l. Zeller,
departed for her Denver home this
| morning.
Durango schools are doing much
to attract immigration to this city
1t pays to have first-class educational
facilities.
Philip Lonergan. manager of the
Doyle syndicate. operating in the
Mancos district. is spending the day
| In Durango.
| The returns from Dix will not indi-
cate 25 Democratic and 1 Republican
this fall. Fusion tactics have sick
ened the voters.
| Rio Grande Southern Auditor Mar
shall spent the night in Durango af-
ter trip over the line. departing for
Denver this morning.
| When the returns come in from Dix
this fall Democrats will realize what
a set commissioners of the Bradley
stripe can do for party.
| Extracts from letters written his
mother by Robert Vinyard will be OF
interest. Guess it's no picnic for any
of the men on the America.
| O. F. Boyle will pass Sunday In Pa
gosa Springs, departing this morning.
As company he will have Reese !
| Closkey Two nice boys.
| Miss Young, "Blnebell." will enjoy
a short respite from labor the com
Ing week by taking in the Denver car
nival. leaving In the morning.
Word has been received from D..
& r. G. Agent Martin, OF Mancos,
that he has shipped a harness and
horses to take part in the coming
races,
| The Hesperus coal mine fire was a
bad one while ii lasted. The com
pany is TO be congratulated. however,
upon being able to extinguish it as
soon as 1t did.
Messrs. Gus Gilbert and George
| Sponsel are good citizens of the west
ern part OF the county and they have
| been consistent Democrats, but they
have had their ill of the present
regime
Frank Wride and his colaborers
know just where TO find their alleged
| friend of labor. Give the man plenty
OF rope and 1t was only a question of
| time when he would wind 1t about his
neck,
| There are only seven candidates
for sheriff who are out in the open.
No telling how many more are look
ing for lightning to strike them at
next Saturdays Democratic conven-
tion.