Durango semi-weekly herald., 1902-02-10
Mr.. Williams.

Mr.. Williams.
Harry Jackson is among those who
have been suffering from bad colds
and is temporarily confined to his
EoIno
Many people called at The Her
aid ofIice to look at the rock taken
from the new discoveries" west OF
the Trimble Springs hotel.
W. E. Estes. who Is conducting the
Bowman saw mill at Pine Ridge. was
In the city yesterday. This mill en-
| Joys fine San Juan county business.
Wood a. Morgan shipped 1G head
of horses to Denver this morning
These horses are destined for South
Africa c.. f. Wood accompanied
the car.
| The Del Norte Prospector Is re-
ceiying many kindly notices upon itE
entrance upon the 18th year Of Its ex-
iltence And 1t deserves all the
| DI HlSe Tecelveu.
S. II Thompson was down from his
| Animas ailey-mesa-ranch ycster'
day. Don't often get to town, but
last night he nob-nobbed with his
Masonic brethren.
On and after February and for
some time to come. the Seventh Day
Adventlsts people will hold their ser.
vices In the First Baptist church.
Sabbath school at p. m. Saturday.
Preaching service to follow the
sabbath school at p. m, also in the
evening at 1880. Prayer meeting
Tuesday evenings at 1880. All ar
invited. VIM. KENNEDY.
| Plans are being made to construct
II road from the Neglected mine to
a point on the Animas river back OF
Trimble Springs The Trimble lOca-
ton is right over the hill from the
Neglected, and the distance by wag-
on road grade is only seven or eight
miles. 1t is said a road can be con
structed on 3 l2 per cent grade and
not at n very great cost. 1t now
| costs $I2 a ton to pack the ore to Du-
range. while supplies TO the mine.
including machinery. costs 500 ton.
j. l.. Bachofsky goes east In a few
days to purchase spring and summer
goods, taking In the Chicago and New
| Yourk markets. In order to make
room for the new goods the inventory
sale prices are extremely low and
Id rate
w s. McNeeley is reported on his
way home He left early in January
to spend three months in Kentucky.
but 1t has been raining, cold and disa-
grccable most of the time, and Nc
| wants TO get back where sunshine
rcigns and there Is some comfort
when one steps outside the house.
Hicks weather prophecies SO far
as the eastern portion OF the United
States Is concerned, were fulfilled the
first OF the month. According to his
Theory, another storm period is due
within the next few days lasting to
the 18th. AS before stated, this
section does not seem to be govern
ed by any rules OF atmospheric condl.
tlons generally. and we are unable to
follow his advice to any great extent
The liquid air entertainment neyt
Wednesday night is attracting much
interest. especially among the scien-
ltifically inclined We have all read
OF the wonderful invention but know
little of the actual workings. In
this connection, II reflects great cred
1t upon the opera house management
and few others in making a sufi
Client guarantee to enable the lecture
and display-the marvel OF the cen
tury just closed.
The Graden Mercantile company
have been indulging in some rare
bargains the past thirty days, but
none that are as liberal as those of
fered by the tailoring and dressmak
Ing department. Not only are the
goods sold at low margin. many OF
Iparformed Mt cost This in order
to keep the present force busy until
spring trade opens up. 1t will pay
the ladies' to call and be convinced
Madame Mermet win be pleased tc
walt ON you.
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SIashed With a Knife.