Durango semi-weekly herald., 1902-08-25

cially enjoyable time in Durango
the lovely little town among the
moanta!ns.' as they called Durango,
and said that they had never stopped
in place they liked better. accommo-
1ations being good. scenery beautiful,
and the city altogether up to date and
progressive. On their way home they
win stop at Pagosa Springs and Mani
tou for a week or So spend couple
OF weeks in Denver and then pro
ceed to Chicago and. their home in
Ohio.
The Democratic primaries will be
held nest Thursday and convention
saturday.
N. c. Miller returned yesterday from
Pasosa sprinEs. where he has been
Intending court.
The birth of a baby girl to S. II.
Dickerson on the 18th of August has
Just been reported.
Matt Harrington and Steve Rodgers
returned last night from camping
and fishing trip on the upper Pine
river.
The district court meets the first
Monday in September The criminal
docket for this session is quite large
Miss Daiasy Iredale returned last
evening from Ration, N. NJ, where she
has been for some months on a
visit.
The attorneys and judges who at
tended the district court at Pagosa
will return tomorrow and Monday to
their homes,
Miss Nora Russell. who has been
visiting the Stollsteimers at Pagosa
Springs for week. returned home
asst night
Bessie Glasgow. the FIVE weeks old
child of R. T Glasgow of Animas City,
died yesterday and will be buried to.
LAY at Greenmount cemetery.
The street supervisor is getting
ready to serve notices on properly
owners to repair and build sidewalks
in front of their residences.
The adjourned meeting of the city
council takes place tonight at City
hall The question of the pollution of
the Auimas river water will be taken
up. and Injunction proceedings com
menced,
Misses Freda and Edna Ambold left
for their home in Denver this morn
ing after a very pleasant visit among
their old friends in Durango. A large
crowd was down at the depot TO see
them OFF expressing rergets at their
departure. 49,,
In the trial OF the People VS.. Law
renee Nolan for cattle stealing at the
Archuleta district court, the defend
ant was acquitted. Charles Johnson
was prosecuting attorney. assisted by
N. c. Miller, and b. b. Russell defend
ing attorney.
Jacob Apperson and John w. Moss
We're in from Pine river today
Mr., Darlington is putting a new side
walk in front of his store on First
avenue.
The young ladies' whist club meets
tonight at the home of Miss Anna
Melville
Ben Bishop and Mr. Graham were
visitors from Pine river today. the
first named proving up on his home
stead
Mrs G. A Selleck who, with her
husband, left last Saturday for a
camping on Pine river. was taken
seriously i'll while there. and a rig
was sent for today to bring her home.
The remains of Frederick W Ham
lin arrived on the afternoon train to-
day. and the lodge OF Elks went to the
station in a body to escort the casket
to the undertaking parlors.
About twenty-five or thirty couples
assembled last night at Vendome hall
for the Entire Nous dance, and en-
ioyed a very pleasant evening. iSmp-
ioyed very pleasant evening. Simp-
and the merry making went on until
midnight.
Mrs. Egan entertained a few young
ladies' at lunch this afternoon in honor
of Miss Daily. who is visiting her. at
her home on Third avenue. Cards
we're Indulged in after the lunch was
over.
Michael Turner's mules run up
against the pound keeper this morning
for straying in the public highways.
Quite a number of the citizens of Du-
range are complaining that stock is
hotheriug them. and they would like
TO see something done about it.
Fred G Helmboldt OF Silverton, with
his brother A. w. of Eureka, and Hen
ry Helmboldt and wife of Boston.
Nasg.. and August Fast and Thomas