Durango semi-weekly herald., 1902-03-20

tn motions and demurrers and will oc-
cnpy the time again tomorrow in
similar manner.
(From Tuesdays Daily
Farmers are busy.
u. c. Coulson returned to BAYFIELD,
this morning.
Three pleasant days in succession.
And this is March.
Grass is beginning to make its ap-
Rev. and Mrs. Perkins are spending
the day with Mr. and Mrs. Grub, down
the Animas river.
l.. j. Nathan left this morning for
Pueblo and Denver where he will put
in a couple of weeks.
George d. Woods was among the
Mancosites In the city over night.
George is doing well at Mancos.
Very few swollen heads this morn
ing The wearing of the green did
not cause loading up with enthusiasm,
The oil company officials are pa
tiently awaiting the arrival of ma
chinery which should be here any
day.
The Patterson market is coming to
the front very rapidly. Best of meats
and groceries and good service
counts.
John F. Bell returned to lockwood
this morning. He put in yesterday
assisting the rest of us Irish observe
st. Patrick's day.
The Herald job presses are running
night and day. Two wOrkmen are
kept busy The Herald makes 1t a
point to turn out only best of work.
Recent moisture wet the ground to
the depth OF about a foot. Will take
about weeks steady rain to get
down as deep as we would like to see
1t.
II. w. Lucy, a Denver & Rio Grande
surveyor. accompanied by an assist
ant, passed through to Silverton last
evening. where he will locate some ad-
ditional sidetracks.
j. w. Ralston. one of San Juan
county's newcomers loaded six-horse
out with oats and other supplies at
Graden's this morning, departing
about ten o'clock for Cedar Hill.
Greorge Freund will supply you
with duck and goose ammunition.
The smokeless article and at lowest
prices Perhaps you may want a
shotgun II so consult Mr.. Freund.
Henry and Adolph krumpanitzky
were among the Mancosites arriving
yesterday evening. Adolph returned
this morning while Henry remained
away to crafty his taste for city life.
always ulu tlht i'hl tnSos
After Roy Hall gets through taking
his lady friends for a spin about the
city with his automobile, and can
find no one else TO ride with him he
might call around at The Herald of
flee II he is not afraid of his repu-
tation we'll take chances.
p. T. Mccartney is placing mate
.al at the corner OF Second avenue
and Thirteenth street for his ne"
residence.
Florence O'Driscoll left this morn
ing for Pagosa Springs where he will
try the baths for his rheumatism.
Mr.. O'Driscoll has been suffering with
the dread disease for some months
and II is to be hoped the hot springs
will bring him around all right
Merchants go where they can get
the best results when it comes TO ad-
vertising. hence The Herald enjoys
by far the best advertising patronage
In Durango An evening paper en-
Joys the best cirulation, is read by
more people and therefore nils the
bill
The 18th of April-one month from
today, has been designated as Arbor
Day Durango will, as usual. observe
the occasion by planting thousands of
Tho haunfN N "a lies in
the enterprise of its citizens and the
first thing along this line is planting
OF shade trees.
John Morelock is selling furniture
this spring sure enough. Can hardly