Durango semi-weekly herald., 1902-11-13

From Thursdays Daily:
The Durango Business college is do
ing business these days. See Mr..
BlalSely for terms
Under Sheriff w. ]. Thompson left
this morning for Cortez, where he
goes as a witness in case.
w. II. Goff loaded his outfit this
morning and pulled out for Bayfield,
where he engages in business.
w. A. Carson returned from Denver
last evening and this morning pulled
out for his home at Pennington.
Reese McCloskey and o. F. Boyle
returned last evening from Cortez,
where they attended court one day.
Apples continue arriving in large
quantities from San Juan county. the
place that beats the world for good,
harry fruit.
Mrs Matilda Curtis arrived from Sa-
lima, Kansas, yesterday euroute to Az
tee, where her daughter is reported
very i'll.
\ thoroughbred Black Langshang
slX-months old rooster for sale. One
dollar secures the prize. Call at 72S
Fifth avenue
Miss Boyee returned to SilyertOn
last evening from Pagosa Springs,
where she was called owing to the ILL
ness of her mother
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The Denver Republican is giving
some facts aud figures in connection
with the Arapahoe frauds that is not
pleasing to the red ink papers.
o S. Galbreath returned last even
ing from a visit to his wife who is
stopping with his son at South Fork.
Mr. G. also visited Colorado Springs
S. e Herr continues under the
weather and is thinking of seeking a
lower climate. probably in the vicinity
of Galveston, to see if he cannot i'm
prove his condition.
Sergeant S. F. GoR and Miss Edna
ShoUp were united in marriage at the
home of the bride on Llghtner creek
last evening, Rev, o. B. Sarber per
forming the ceremony.
Durango beer continues to be a fine
fayorite with both Democrats and Re
publicans the same as before election.
\ good article never becomes tire
some, whether in liquid form or some
thing substantial
The trial of those implicated in
burning The Cortez flour mill is on
at Cortez and promises to reveal sew
eral skeletons. There are two or three
other cases on the criminal docket
among them one for horse stealing.
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The Democrat is in error concerning
Animas river water. The Herald can
vouch for the fact that Animas river
water has always borne a bad name in
Durango-long before mills in San
Juan county polluted the water. Just
state facts. that is all the people want.
This is the kind of weather that
makes one want warm underwear and
heavier clothing. II you call at the
Whitehall company store you can
have your wants supplied in every
way and at prices that VII make you
a customer for all time.
Charles r. Bartholomew returned
last night from a trip to Crystal lake
basin in the La Platas, and reports
thirty inches ,of new snow. Small
slides were frequent, and Mr.. Barthol-
omew predicts large ones win follow
if the storm continues much longer.
o.
The Catholic fair continues to draw
good crowds, Notwithstanding the bad
weather, While it is wet and disa-
greeable on the outside it is warm
and cheerful at Vendome hall There
are many choice articles yet to be OBJ
tanned at the various booths. not to
mention opportunities of getting some
thing for little money by the many raf-
les.
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The day after election, the. Denver
Post. in great big red letters, offered
one thousand dollars towards a fund
to prosecute frauds in Arapahoe ooun-
ty- All at once it dropped the fight
like hot potato, and says it will be
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