Durango semi-weekly herald., 1902-05-01

Chances are good for a fine string
of race borses this spring, the best In
the history OF the association.
On account OF hall the Womans
Relief Corps have postponed their
entertainment until May 10Th.
Manccs streets are Illuminated now
nights. the municipality having open
cd the purse strings 10 permit n.
The Pagosa Springs News says that
place is growing large number OF
new buildings being under construc-
tion,
Mrs A. E Longwell Of Cripple
Greek arrived Saturday might to make
her home with " Connor, the milk
man.
Frank wride leaves Wednesday for
Cloud Croft, n. 81. where he goes To
organize the miners Of that section in
10 n union
Information comes from Montezu
ma county that large number OF
fruit trees have been planted this
year. also shade and ornamental.
Tho American house at Pagosa
Springs had narrow escape from fire
one day last week. Was discovered
In time and general connagrntion
averted
The Pennington Times shows evi
dence Of prosperity under Mr.. But
ier's management The Pennington
section iH growing and the Times Is
keeping pace.
Judge Granville Peudleion Ia do
Ing much 10 advertise the resources
of San Juan county. ~ NJ. and the
people Of Aztec should feel proud Of
his citizenship
Twenty FIVE women employed In n
Cripple Creek dance hail struck the
other night They wanted bigger
per contaso on tho drinks sold thro'
their agency.
Mrs. pulford viii be principal of
tho high school building aud Miss
Roclwood viii be assistant principal
of The hiKh school for the school
year commencing next September.
George Logan Ia home from n visit
10 Silverton. where much Of the pro
duct Of the city Coal mina is used
George reports business picking mp in
Gan Juan county
iyce Patrick spent few hours In
the city ainc our las, issue He
iH taking his herd Of cattle 10 the
rang near pnRoNa Springs. having
wiutered same IN the vicinity of
FnrminEton
Mrs chaE HRninr was the victim
Anlmas city Saturday evening. be.
ina thrown from tho vehicle and quite
badly bruised. the rig being com
plctoly demolished.
Mira Rcdrlch viii arrive from Tel.
luride "Wednesday and occupy the
scybold residence on Fourth avenue
with her laughter. Miss Rcdrick.
stcnogrhpher and bookkecpcr for the
intor State Investment Co
People who are coming to secur.
In Plata mine investments are com
iDg with munlod tread and without
trnmnats So unoatentAtlous are they
ihnt they Nigh, be suspected Of mod,
cst cffor, 20 secure work somc whore.
w" think we have more wind than
necessary and this NAV he true. but
we should he thankful we are no, In
the cyclonic belt when we think
of the storms that sweep the eastern
section We should consider ourselves
fortunate
Tho Denver Rio Grandc is rush.
ing work on the Western Slope OK.
tensions ON extension grading from
Delta 20 the North Fork country 27o
teams are employed and 500 men
4 force capable OF grading mile a
day. and the contractors are prom
ircd ak months work
Madame Mcrmot returned las,
evening after two weeks absence
in silverton. ouray and Telluride, well
piensod With her trip and business
obtained. especially at Silvcrton aud
elluridc. having a large number OF
orders for dresses. waists and tailor
made gowns
Wood 4 Morgan Installed eight
new rigs Saturday. consisting OF car
riagos. phaetons and buggies The
vehicles were sold by r. II. Graham.
and are durable. being adapted 20
mountainous country. Wood a
Morgan are preparing for n busy sea.
son In tho livery business
Elder Macintosh, OF the Adventist
church ie attending conference at
Topeka Kansas and is expected to
return this weok Before leaving
Tor conference he spent a week with
the churches Rt Durango and Farm
ington. where 10 members We're added .
,A. ,bpv,H gaxs sh. A linda.