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

| dy for ii, and the best of which we
have any knowledge is Hoods Sarsa-
parilla.-it radically and permanently
cures.
From Tuesdays ably:
B. N. Freeman left this morning for
Dolores, and thence to Cortez, on bust
ness matters.
| If some of our delinquent subscrib-
ers have spare turkey or two the
same will be acceptable.
Bennett Bishop returned yesterday
from KaKnsas City. where he accom-
panied shipment of cattle
The San Luis valley seems good
for two beet sugar factories in the
near future, one being located close
to Alamosa.
Dick Simpson put in an appearance
yesterday, arriving from the Navajo
reservation. This is Dicks first trip
since the fair.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Wesch returned
from Montezuma county last even
ing where they went to vote. They
departed for Ignacio this morning.
| The farmers are in clover this year
all who had water for irrigating pur
poses. Prices are high and quick sales
for all kinds of farm products.
Frank Slocum returned from Denver
last evening, where he spent a couple
of weeks very pleasantly, his wife de
parting for California, where she will
Ispend the winter.
George Crawford. according to the
Denver Post, is planning to consoli
date all the old-time Red Mountain
producers under one organization
with a capital OF five millions and ther
commence systematic operations.
Joe Shields appeared before Judg'
Houx this morning and waived exam
llnation under the charge of deadly as
sault upon the person of Ben johnson
and was bound over to the distric
court in the sum of $500, which he eS
pected to secure this afternoon.
The Florida mesa farmers will hol
a meeting Thursday evening of thi
week to talk over the water questio
in connection with the proposed sci
ing Of water rights and storage resel
, voirs to the city OF Durango. whic
they feel will be detrimental to thci
interests.
. S. II. Thompson has so far failed
appear as member of the board {
county commissioners. He was elec
ed for the remainder of the term file
by Mccullough under appointment an
under the law assumes office Just q
soon as the official count is made an
, is sworn in: In the meantime Mr.. NJ
Cullough is wrestling with the rest {
. the commissioners over the tax lev
o
1t doesn't look as though the Gu
genheims are afraid the country is x
!, ing to the demnition bow-wows b
cause the Republicans triumphed ;
the recent election in this state. The
are now dickering to secure properti'
In San Juan county valued at near
two millions OF dollars, and propertit
too that must depend on lead and 81
e yer values to make them profitable.
|
d AL Page was honestly elected al
"A should he permitted to serve witho,
r. being handicapped. The Herald b
8 lieves in throwing out men elected
d fraud, and to this end the Arapahc
, delegation OF Democrats are not EN-
l. tied to seats In the next general a
II sembly. but we would not disfranchl
S any one honestly elected, even thOut
d IL elected our best friend Unit,
L. States senator.
IS Messrs Dick Gaines, Tom Sthroyt
s Earl Snyder and Lee Doster sent o
D. $50 warth OF supplies to the Lit
'e Per Cent mine in the Oro Fino dlstri
/. OF the La Platas yesterday for Il
t. use OF three men who will be emplo
e ed in development work on the pro
N erty. The Little Per Cent is one Of
l. group OF six claims owned by Il
d above gentlemen. and the showing
N | caid IN ha var pood and N Ia like