Durango semi-weekly herald., 1902-07-31


recovered from the Mancos accident
w. q. Pochon. one Of the business
men of Pueblo. and representative of
Pueblo county. who has been visiting
IN Durango, went out this morning
with Mr.. GIaden to look after lumber
Interests.
The Durango Railway and Reality
Co. has cleaned up the grounds and
grove at Brookside and have placed
seats in suitable places. The grounds
afford splendid retreat for private
parties, picnickers. etc
w n Henderson did not get away
yesterday morning as reported but
loft for Telluride this morning Mrs.
Henderson will remain until the 4th
Of August when she departs for Cali
fornia-
The cash premiums announced by
the Pueblo State fair officials at Pueb-
10. amount to nearly fifteen thousand
dollars. The management are san
cuine this will be the tanner year
The dates are Sept 15 to 10.
G. NJ Williams arrived from Colo
rado Springs Sunday evening and has
been busy looking after numerous in
forests and sinking hands with old
/ friends. lie expects TO get away this
afternoon or tomorrow morning via
[ Silverton.
/ a corps of surveyors of the Colo
RADIO & Gull Durango & Clifton rail
road arc at work on Blue river, about
[ forty miles north of Clifton. Coking
/ coal has been found on the line be
tween Fort Defiance and the San Juan
tiver.-Albu1uerqu Citizen.
William Worrell, one OF Bayfeld's
representative citizens. was in the city
/ yesterday Mr.. Worrell says that
while the ranges are very dry Pine
river valley is looking fine and that
so far stock has been doing very nice
Ily. What is needed now is rain for
late summer and winter grass.
! \. + Hartman of Bayfield, spent last
night In Durango. He reports pros
porous times In his section and he is
| kept busy saving humber and box ma
terial for fruit. and fruit growers of
I San Juan county. N. NJ, are reminded
that he can furnish box material in
any quantity. Write him at Bayfield,
Tor particulars and prices.
Frh. aIu,tfur e.au,,, fp, pril1 nj
cons and doves is now open and does
not close until September 20. The
season for sage hens and prairie
chickens. Wild turkeys and grouse
opens August Is and closes October
49, The season for deer and antelope
with horns opens on August IS and
closes November 9.
The boy with the armful Of mining
stakes and the boy with the grip-sack-
ful of leases and bonds viii go down
to history as pioneers, and the mem
ory OF them viii cling as a woodtick
TO the place where a dog cant scratch.
The Famous people are making
great inroads in their stock of goods
these days. The removal sale is prov
Ing to be great attraction to buyers
as great values are being offered for
little money
Superintendent Whitteuberger of
the Fourth division spent the night in
Durango This morning he got up
early and took walk over the resi-
II =,
pleased with the evidence OF thrift
displayed by property owners In beau
tlfying their places He returned to
Alamoaa this morning.
The litigation at orc Fino '- ,x.
citing the doubts, fears and hopes ~
the pessimists There is no industry
no business, no effort which is not
traught with its dangers and beset
with delays and annoyance. The La
Plata district is going right ahead, and
those who do not want to mine can
do something else or nothing.
when you purchase Washburne
guitar. mandolin or banjo there is no
need Of worrying over the article be-
cause II can be relied upon to be Just
as represented And in buying musi-
cal instruments this is well to bear
In mind. 1t pays to get the best, and
when MIR. Hahn tells you their merits
one can rely on IT,
Dr Aylosworth arrived via Silver
ton this morning and is making it
interesting for those attending the in
stitute by short talks on educational
matters This evening he lectures at
the court house and it is hoped all
parents and those Interested In the
work viii be in attendance as the
doctor is a good tulker.
John Eiber. who died at Mercy hos
pital Yesterday afternoon. resided in
san Juan county for some twenty
years and has friends there who will
look after burial, the remains being
shipped by the Durango Undertaking
/ Co. Deceased has been suffering from
miners consumption aud at the hospi-
tai the past week