Durango semi-weekly herald., 1902-01-06
From Saturdays Daily.

From Saturdays Daily.
Building at Farmington continues
actively.
Any good agricultural section will
sometime support a nice little city.
Social dance at vendome hall this
evening. Dancing public cordially
invited.
The people south of rs in New
Mexico will be burning crude petro-
Ieum In a few years.
WIN. Feigel, OF Silverton. spent yes
terday In Durango and departed this
morning for Denver where he will re-
main for some time engaged in bus
mess matters.
In Ave years well to do people will
reside In the mountains OF the San
Juan during the summer and In sun
ny New Mexico during the winter.
In ten years hourly suburban trains
vii run between Durango and Farm
ington.
Lyle A. Wiltse and Susie Crawford
| were married by Rev. F. A. Hawke
Mt the Methodist parsonage on New
Years Eve. Mr. Wiltse is popu-
lar young man well known in the
county. and the bride Ia daughter
of j. NJ. Crawford of Hay guich.
They Will reside on the North Side.
Johnnie Herr has returned from
Dayton. Ohio, where he has been WIS.,
iting his father and mother for some
time. He says that while the wealth
er there has been awful, the times are
exceedingly good. He didn't know
anything OF further interest. and OBJ
jected to having any old thing fixed
up for local to make II appear that
he did
The southwest must produce more
hay and the producer must manage
to have n sufficient quantity annually
If he is In the market. - compete Mt
prices which will enable people to
feed beef or stock which is employed.
and lack of Industry and energy can
be the only excuse for not having a
sufficient quantity at uniform prices
each year.
| Reese McCloskey returned last
evening from Denver where he has
been the last two weeks as legal ad
visor in the recent Rico mine con
solidation deal. having drawn the In
corporation papers and looked after
the legal details. Mr.. McCloskey
says there Is nothing new to give out
more than already published In The
Herald. We are glad to state that
Mr.. Mr.. McCloskey will be the attor
ney for the new combine.
All Colorado will regret that Den
yer during the past year has been
the scene OF more shocking crimes
than any other city in the world
1t has been intimated that this has
been due to having too many grafters
on the police force who neglect theiI
duty to seek plunder and pelf. II
the Denver police are entitled to q
better regard by the people 1t is un
fortunate for them that the situation
presented In Denver does not justi
r., l.,
The firm of Carpenter & Burlan ha,
dissolved partnership All persons
owing the firm will call and settle
with Mr.. Carpenter. who retains the
same office rooms. The dissolution
is by mutual consent, and both gen
tlemen will continue in the same lin'
of business. Mr.. Burlan will soor
open an office and be known as T. T
Burlan & Co. At present he will
spend considerable time on the road
having established very good bus
mess In outside towns. Those de
string his services will drop line. OF
he will be In the city for few days
every ton days or two weeks. Mr.
Carpenter will devote his time and en-
ergies TO the Durango trade exclus
lively and retain Office rooms as here
tofore in the Williams block, and fol
convenience will collect and look At
ter the business OF the late partner
ship until all matters are settled. Nr
Carpenter will be pleased to have
friends call and see him and will bt
able to show them fine line OF sam
pies.