Durango semi-weekly herald., 1902-05-08

Del Nofte froBpector-
Same here In Durango.
John Lii and family. who have
been visiting at Durango the last few
months. have returned to San Ber-
nardo for the summer. Mr.. iiiI was
business visitor In Telluride yester-
day. returning home on the evening
train n-Telluride journal.
The Cooks and Walters Union has
decreed that its members shall not
work more than six days week, the
seventh day TO be deducted from their
wages-that Is. the regular man must
settle with the extra man who works
the seventh day.--Telluride Journal.
The progress of Durangos oil well
is being watched with much interest
by all our people We are wishing
them the greatest success In their IN
dertaising for II they succeed in dem
onstratinE thai they have oil. IT VIII
moan the develop mant of our oil
felds Pennington Times.
The First National bank In its ftrst
days business, yesterday, received de-
posits to the amount Of s5.45s.oa. In.
the afternoon party desiring 20 pur'
chnse some OF the bank stoch offered
premium but no stockholdcr could
be found who was willing 20 soil
Pennington Times
Captain Thatcher OF Aspen Worlds
Fair commissions for Colorado. IL
visiting the different counties 10 see
what can be done In tho way Of nm
exhibit u viii cost each county
from $4,000 10 $1,000 10 make cred
table exhibit at the fair and We aucs
lion tho advlsability Of such an ex'
penditurc I, might be that money
spent In this manner wonid return
again, hut we doubt Il ourny Herald
Our apple and cherry orchards
are white with blossom snd all fruits
are in In the best Of condition Every
one we speak with predicts the largest /
fruit crop the valley has eyer pro /
iuccd. There may have been years |
In the past when ma much hnH been /
produced In proportion 10 the possi' 1
bilItics. but since then many new
trees have come into bearing and the
their capacities for production arc
much greater r--Fnrmlngton Times
Eric johnson. mn omploye nj Tho
Camp Bird. has charmed iifo Here.
after he need fcar nothing He fell
eighty feet down rniHo nj the Camp
BIRD mine yesterday morning. came
down town In the afternoon. took
bath an dis today enjoying the society
~ his friends on the street The only
injuries sustained were n fcw bumps
and cuts on the head. which are Of IN,
tic consequence Erie sn'd hs was ,
shook up little and felt dnvcd when 4
he nrst ROT up. and regards II ss a
close cali.-Ouray Herald.
Not long since Judge Stevens de
oided nj Montrose that u health board
did not poHscus the right TO compel
vaccination OF pupils In the public
schools when contarion was present
Now comes Judges Voorhees, Of Pueb.
10 holding csnc,ly 70 the contrary
This II mooied qucHtiou which
should he settled hy tho supreme
court Roth tho people and tho
boards of health wouid like 90 learn
where they stand and 10 what degree
the latter mny 20 FOR tho protection
of the public health ---ounn,son T-,.
bune,
No country newspaper can give itH
town n proper showing to the outside
world unless every business liz repre-
senied In its advertising columns
People look at the country paper In
order 20 form their opinion Of town.
and they assume that all tho business
men are patrons Of the paper The
newspaper reflects the business inter
eats OF tho town and community and
the public spirit OF the people IL
shown therein so II the town ~ moi
properly olassed there is something
ai fault In the newspaper or the men
tina, constitute the business element
Of the town.--ouray Herald
The Rico train mnde Its nrst trip
into Ouray under the new schedule
yesterday, arriving at ~ 10 and de.
parting at 2 O'Clock. There was one
lonely passenger abroad. the Jolly H.
G. Wagner. travelling passenger agent
OF the Chicago, Milwaukee & 81 Paul
He says the new train is bound Ia
help Ouray. Quite number OF com
mercial men went out on IL In tho af
ternoon. We have assurances thai
the Durango flyer will be put on IA
not distan, future This win rivu
onray three passenger trains IN ana
out daily, Now II the u 6 r. n G
will put on the sleeper between her,
and Salida We will rest in peRc,
Everything is shaping mp for oura,
TO catch u big tourist travel the con,
ing summer Who says the Board oi
Trade can't get what II goes afterT-
ouray Herald.
The oil companies are all working a
lively as possible and some of them
have very proming prospects, The
Home. toward which all Dyes m,
turned. is coming 10 the front ycr2
rapidly. They reached the 1.00o foot