Durango semi-weekly herald., 1902-04-14
Have you planted your garden9

Make raid on the unlicensed ours
about town.
Mrs. H. IL. Black Is visiting her pa
rents at ouray.
Durango should have phone connec-
lions with Pagosa Springs.
Let every one pull for a greater Du-
range. greater southwest
There is much activity around the
oil derrick across the river
This Is w. n Bagby's busy day
Sans away. but he's equal to the oc-
casion.
Mrs. e. C. Arnold of Pennington is
visiting her brother. C. F. Wood. in
this city.
Riehey will supply you with ice
cream in original packages. Leave
an order.
I. B. Melville is home from Pueblo
where he attended United States dis
trict court
w. H. Moore was taken quite III
| this morning, requiring the services
! Of a doctor
Mrs. J. II. McCracken of Cortez is
reported very ill-or was the middle
Of the week
7. c, Graden spent the night in Du-
range Reports activity in the saw
mill business
There seems little excuse for such
large defaloatlons as charged against
w Il, Moore.
five thousand acres will be added
to the tillnble land of San Juan coun-
ty. ~ NJ, this year.
Or lotion, stock inspector for the
Denver n Rio Grande. was among the
arrivals last evening.
Edgar Il. Bates was one of Duran
gos visitors last night Says Pine
river section is active.
Mrs Arthur Fassbinder and sister,
Miss Molander. have been visiting and
Durango friends the past week,
County commissioners yesterday
visited the Trlmble Springs Animas
river bridge and accepted same.
Pennington people have turned Oh
the light sure enough The oil lamp
Us backwoods institution these days.
San Juan county papers are boast
ing Of some fast colts. Better get
them in shape for the May races in
Durango.
c, O. Finch and wife came in from
pcnYer last evening. enroute to Sill
yerton. stopping over night at Trim
bic Springs
James A. Laughren visited Farm
ington this week. Jim has a kindly
feeling for the section he spent so
many years in,
DO not neglect tree planting this
year. Owners Of vacant lots can ad-
vance the value of their holdings one
third by tree planting.
The sequel of the recent house
breaking diamond robbery is probably
explained. Rumor as to same has
been rife for some time.
There Is one thing to be thankful
'or--tt viii probably be many years
before Miss Stone gets around to Du.
range on her lecturing tour
At the rate Morelock is receiving
furniture these days he must be sup
plying the ontIre southwest. Nothing
like good goods at reasonable prices.
d. G. Coulson returned 10 Bayfield,
today Says his town is free from
scandal ms far as defalcations are con |
corned. The poker mania may not be
as great
w II, Moore is an expert with pen |
and books all right. but he was not |
slick enough to cover up his work. He |
viii have time to reflect and repent |
later on.
District court will be In session |
again Monday when we may expect |
"A large Pine river contingent. Ad- |
Indication OF water rights consumes
lots OF time
Good many ranchers in town today.
Most Of them got through with their
business as soon as possible and hled
themselves home. as they have plen-
'y 10 do these days
Rowe Pipgrey has been taking In
the Aztec Pennington section the past
week in the interests of F. r. Graham
whose business is quite extensive In