Durango semi-weekly herald., 1901-04-18
day morning to attend district court.

day morning to attend district court
ii. H. Daniels arrived from Denver
Saturday evening and VIII look afte
| interests in this section during til,
week.
Wm. Wllkaskey brought up loat
OF apples from Farmington ami viii
take back load OF supplies for +. NJ
Pierce.
VIM. =. Vale returned from pueb
10 last evening, where he atten lee tn,
&. A. X. meeting. He visited Denver
one day.
W. l.. Tanner OF Pennington Is get
| ting ready two loads OF supplies lo
l.. Z. Arnold
Mr.. Burns has taken no action /.
regard to leasing his Trimble prop
erty. although several parties are fs
uring with him.
Mrs. ID. &. Coulson and little sor
came in from Bayfield, on Saturday
to spend Sunday in town. They re
turned this morning with ID. c.
Postmaster S. NJ. Biggs returned
last evening. He was in attendance
upon the q. A. X. meeting at Pueblo
an. was elected senior wee comman.
der
The Lady Maccabees will give a
masquerade ball on Friday evening
OF this week. Good music. elegant
refreshments, nice lioor. and good
time.
N. G.. Miller and W. A. Reese went
to Aztec Sunday, to be in attendance
upon the term of district court, having
several cases in which they appear
as counsel.
Reese McCloskey, wife and boy re-
turned Saturday evening from Den
yer, where they spent week very
pleasantly. Mr.. McCiosXey looked
after some business in the supreme
court.
Dr. e. Fl. Mclean took the morning
train bound for New York city He
Will spend the next four weeks there
IN hospitals in order to acquaint min.
% wit h.a ll. L., /
surgery.
Curg Williams, the Mancos race
horse man, is also an old-time profes-
sional wrestler. The man Jordan.
with whom he is matched fer bout
on May 3 at Mancos. is also said to
be an expert
II. ID. Semain of Durango has been
appointed superintendent of irrigation
for district No. ), which comprises
La Plata, Mentezuma and Archuleta
counties. Compensation, $5 per day
and expenses.
l.. Z, Williams says he is willing to
run Silver Dick against any nag Nv
ing, providing the race taxes place on
the Mancos track. Money no object
from $1,000 mp. Silver Dick has
yet to meet his superior.
rhe brewery ice team sprinted late
Saturday afternoon without a driver.
the latter having left the vehicle to de-
liver some ice. Result: Broken
wagon tongue and dpubletrees. and
shaking up of the horses. which were
hoored by coming in contact with
telegraph pole.
Grand Chancellor w, J.. Robinson
and Grand Vice Chancellor Mark q
Woodruff of the Knights of Pythias,
arrievd in the city this afternoon and
viii visit the local lodge. They are
en- route to Cortez, where they will in
stitute a lodge.
Mrs. Lillian hartman johnson and
son We're among the arrivals from Chi
cago last evening. She reports hav
ing passed a pleasant winter. In
few days she will 90 to Montezuma
and probably remain the great
er portion of the summer months.
Tom lockwood has leased the Amy
residence for one year, and will oc-
cupy it as soon as the necessary re
pairs have been completed. The
and steam-heating appara-
tus have to be attended to, while sornc
plastering, painting and papering VIII
be done before moving in.
Mont. Ross, relative of Chris Wild
meyer, lately of Silverton, has ac-
cepted a position at the La Plata.meat
market, beginning this morning. Mr