Durango semi-weekly herald., 1901-03-28


on from a fence this morning aid
broke his arm
The Nathan Shoe L Clothing Co.
nrs daily In receipt OF the latest In
mems suits. furnishing goods. hats.
shoes. etc.
Chas. v. Stafford, county clerk Of
San Juan county, ~ NJ. returned to
Aztec on Saturday evening from Santa
Fe. whore he has been In attendancs ,
upon the legislature.
NJ. A. Hahn has pianos and organs
which. with freight added, are sold at
eastern prices. Call and see him.
You will have the advantage or a full
line Of instruments to choose from.
f. r. Graham and daughter. Miss
Mary. came in on last evenings train.
Mr.. Graham found Mrs. Graham IS
| health much improved. Miss Mary
spent some time very pleasantly with
| Miss Nettie Schiller In Denver.
N''''N' 'pt h' Spy vi Ntttyb-
burg are going rapidly. From pres.
ent indications there vii be a crowd.
ed house Better get your seats re
seryed---you don't want TO miss It.
W. H. Moore and VIII Galbreath
went dnck-hunting yesterday after
noon at Chapmnn's lake. They had
very good sport, securing some fine
onnvasbacks MS well as an animal
| they hayc not yet classified.
The Baptist building fund has at.
tanned $i,75b. the citizens list being
ai7b2.50. Mr.. sarber leaves for the
east on Friday morning. He hopes
to see the fund reach 5000 before he
goes
The people OF the state OF Colorado
Va. Charles Casad, charged with
keeping II saloon open on Sundays
and after midnight. is on trial today.
The Jury has been empnneled and wit.
nesses for the prosecution heard. As
we go to press taking OF testimony Is
stilI on.
George Rudy, the murderer OF Fred
iioueft, was sentenced to the penitcn.
tiary for term OF not less than ten
years, or to exceed fourteen. I'm.
dor the new law these indeterminate
sentences may be imposed. The
prisoner must serve ten years but
at the end OF that time may be let
out on parole for good behaviour
On Thursday. April II. the Ladies'
OF Woodcraft VIII give an entertain.
mcnt In vendome hall An interest
Ing and enjoyable program VIII be
presented. Elegant refreshments will
be served. Those fortunate enough
to receive nm invitation are to be
congratulated.
Vacant houses seem to be getting
scarccr. Two or three applications
are being made before the occupant
~ ready to move. Speaks we'll for
the times. Reports from SIlverton
are to the effect TINT there isn't even
tent to he had. People In that city
look for big time this summer.
Won't II be delightful to have band
music again this summer? We
missed the concerts when we didn't
have them DO your part by helping
the good cause along, You're not
asked for contribution-you'i get
the worth OF your money. Buy a
tioke, to the entertainment Friday
night
Mrs. T.. l., Howard, recently from
Pueblo has leased the Windsor hotel.
and about April will commence to
give regular meals. Mrs. HowarI
has been In the business for n numpor
Der OF years and is ready to give the
public the benefit OF her experience In
providing board and lodging. Those
desiring good accommodations should
call.
Last evening nt the close of the reg
nlar meeting of the knights of Pyth-
ins the Rathbone Sisters, who had
meantime gathered In the kitchen OF
their spacious quarters, invited the
Knights to bountiful repast About
75 were present. there being II mum.
her OF invited guests. After refresh
mcnts music and singing and dane.
Ing were indulged In til midnight.
o. A. Dalton a Co OF Salt Lake City
have bought out the South Durango
grocery and meat market. formerly
conducted by Alex. Waller. IL. A.
kight has been placed In charge OF
the block. The new firm has plenty
OF capital with which to carry on bus.
mess and keep trade up to the past
standard OF excellence. The Herald
Ia glad to welcome them to Durango
business circles. Mr.. Waller viii
take a much needed rest for a year.
The Arm OF Ball A Hanno have now
received the last installmcnt of their