Durango semi-weekly herald., 1904-03-10
From Wednesdays Daily:
This is a March day sure enough.

rfou wednesday Ddlly.
This is a March day sure enough.
| Eggs are coming down, retailing for
25 cents at the stores.
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| The walls OF the Folsom building
are going up rapidly and 1t will soon
begin to look like house.
There is one thing our people are to
be congratulated on-there will be no
spring election to breed strife.
| There is considerable building 60
ing on in Durango. both in way Of
business houses and residences.
Clarence Reese exhibited wonder
| fnl vitality. Had health been given
the boy what sturdy man he would
have been.
man who got gay and disturbed
the Salvation Army last night beyond
all endurance. paid $40 and costs for
his fun TO Judge Houx today.
W. II. Galbreath was a passenger
for Jaunita. near Pagosa Junction, this
morning. where he will spend few
days with his brother. o. s., Jr.
Herald's Telluride correspondent
phones that 25 miners arrived from
outside points last night and this
morning were distributed among the
mines.
/ C. S. Price left for Gerry okla, this
morning, having had the offer of
position there. If he likes the place
he will locate there. He will make a
short stop in Pueblo.
NJ. NJ Englaman Of Pennington
pulled out for Denver this morning,
continuing east and visiting St Louis
before returning. He expects to be
absent two months.
Mrs. Grant Morris and little daugh.
ter, Ollie. and her mother. Mrs. S. e.
Frasier, left for Denver this morning
and from there they will go to Pacific
coast points TO enjoy the pleasures of
that country for awhile.
Jose l.. Montalvo and Juan Garcia
the two Mexicans charged with burn
ing the Sullenberger lumber yard at
Pagosa Junction. were brought to Du-
range and lodged in jail. as the Jail
at Pagosa Springs is not siiered
safe
There was no action taken at the
meeting of the town council last night
at Animas City regarding annexation
or putting in an independent system
of waterworks. There is a general in
clination TO let the matter rest awhile.
Some want to wait to see what Brook
side does.
Superintendent Whittenberger stop
ped over night in the city, being on
one of his regular trips of inspection.
He says they are putting in a great
many new ties now all along the road.
This Is something unusual for this
time of the year, as heretofore the
ground was always frozen at this time
The John Thompson fake is about
worked out In Durango, ADVERTISE
ments of two pounds OF butter for a
quarter proved to be sample of the
kind of goods sent out. The butter
was not even good for wagon grease
as ranch butter that will not walk
commands from 20 to so cents all
over the country.
The supreme court of Colorado has
sustained the decision made some
time ago by Judge Pike of the county
court in test case wherein J. l.. Par
sons, backed by other druggists, re-
fused to pay the state liquor license
Of s25 year Judge Pike decided
that persons selling liquor at retail
should pay such license and the case
was. appealed with the above result
The remains of Tom Elliott arrived
last night from Bsbee, Ariz., accom-
panied by Erwin Elliott who left here
last week upon hearing of his brothers
death. Funeral service was conducted
at the home of the deceased mans
mother, Mrs. Elliott, on West Third
avenue on the North Side at 2 O'Clock
this afternoon Rev o. e. Ostenson
conducted the service. Interment was
at Greenmount cemetery.
LITTLE CLARENCE REESE.