Durango semi-weekly herald., 1902-01-16

VIII be SZo anu ohhei
Nonresident membership, $40 ana
annual dues $40. The organization
has its membership in Wyoming
Utah. New Mexico, Texas and Colo
rado.
from Tuesdays DAILY
N c. Miller went out to Edith tlis
-,ornnig viii return tomorrow
O. D. Needham left this mornihs
for indianapolis on an EXTENDED 'isi'
C. E. Mcconnell departed Tor the
east this morning as per programme
| Quite a number of Mexican people
from Canon Largo are in the city pur-
chasing supplies.
| Durango will get into the OIL SWIM
before long and will be boring very
close to the city.
The Telluride journal says the boy
colt not only hurts The Journal put
both papers of Telluride.
Remember the charity ball this
levenipg Those who dance will be
liable to pass pleasant evening.
January IA and not flake OF snow
at Durango. Nothing like it before
in thirty years in the southwest.
l nI
this morning, accompanied by ms
wife. who has been spending snort
time with her parents.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. R. Springer have
returned from a visit to their daugh'
ter. Mrs. Bert Brown, at Silverton, to
their home in New Mexico
Fillmore Hand of Silverton has puI'
chased a small tract of land neaT
Hermosa where he is building res
idence and will make future home
r. Copeland Rorabacher, who com
piled "The Great San JUAN depart
ed this morning for the east, having
: finished his labors in this part of the
moral vinyard.
| Tom Owen says he is done trying
to raise fine chickens at Shangha
prices. He has sold his flock, which
dressed from eight to eleven pounds
each when killed. Somebody else
, will try to do better with them.
. Durango and the surrounding
country will begin to get out of the
: clutches of the eastern packing con
Germs this year. The big cold stor
age plant will be ready for operation
: by June, and this will be the first re
. lief.
: Schaaf the only person trying tt
, make money out of the chicken bust
, ness in the southwest, is located a
. Animas City with one thousand chick
ems. There is room and money t.
be made for a hundred more in tn,
, chicken business.
, w. Fl. White of the Whitehall
J Clothing company. accompanied b.
his wife, left on the morning trail
, for the east, taking in Denver, ChIca
t go and New York before returning
r Mr.. White will inspect the market!
and purchase the latest in clothins
for the spring and summer trade.
1t is the tradition that trapper.
/ were at the lakes above lockwood IL
! 1888. They came in the fall whel
: there were no Indians around snow,
sections and pulled out early in the
spring, using dogs to pack and pull
, small carts, getting their furs ou
of the country. What old-timer is
ready to throw some light on thi.
subject?
John ]. Mack is now in charge o
the Smelter City brewery, having ar
rived from Denver Friday last fol
that purpose. Mr., Mack is an ex
perlenced brewery man, having growr
up with the business and taken wha
might be termed post-graduat, [,
course with the Pabst people at Mil
waukee in order to obtain complete
mastery of the subject With Hug,
Lagushousen, the brew man, who i.
an expert at the business, the home
made product should become more
popular than ever.
E. NJ. Burgess, superintendent O.
the Colorado Telephone company, ha.
been visiting Durango and inspectins
the property of the company here
Mr.. Burgess has to travel over tn,
state a good deal and has an idea O
the conditions of prosperity generally
where the company is operating. II,
Is well pleased with Durango and it.
evidences of prosperity.
The Knights of Pythias installed
officers last night as follows: C. G
Charles Slough; V. c.. Dick Nelson
p, Oscar Buskirk; X. of r. and s.
c. ], Morgan; NJ. of F., II. G. Berri
M. of E., Charles Snyder; |. G., An
drew Merrick; o. G.. H. S. Butler; NJ
at I II