Durango semi-weekly herald., 1904-04-21

John l.. Mcneil left for Denver yes
terday morning.
Frank Edredge is with us again.
returning Saturday evening.
Mrs. J. f. English returned to her
home at Rico this morning.
The atmosphere viii soon he laden
with apple blossom perfume
An offender paid fine Of $40 and
costs this morning in Justice Houxs
court
]. H. Parsons is putting in a short
time with Dick Simpson ON the Ma
vajo reserve.
John Wesch of Ignacio spent Satur-
day night in the city, returning yes
terday morning.
According TO the Journal the mines
OF the Telluride district will distribute
$l50.o00 this month.
Frank Robbins of Aztec came up
Saturday and is putting in a little
time in the metropolis.
Alex Anderson, the Silverton rail
road man, was passenger for Den
yer yesterday morning
p G. Ellis is back from Aztec where
ne Sptni lHt sI'di't paih Va iaS'
week on court business
Register +. C. Perkins returned Sat
urday from Aztec, where he had a
number OF cases in court
Oscar Buskirk packed his grip and
hied himself away to Pacosa Springs
this morning for week or two.
great smoke is visible short dis
taa MI
1t is said TO be only brush fire.
Percy s. Rider and Percy, Jr., re
turned TO Rico this morning Mrs.
Rider will remain few days,
A man was fined $40 and costs this
morning for whipping his wife. She
lies him better than ever now
Mrs. Fora NJ. Baltzly of Pennington
spent Sunday in the city and went
ont to Edith this morning TO see some
relatives.
George r. West is spending a few
days in our midst, arriving Saturday
evening from the range in Archuleta
county.
Judge Russell. Miss Messecre and
Charles Johnson went to Cortez this
morning court convening there to
morrow.
range ON the 2ith of May to hear the
finishing arguments in the case of
Weller VS.. Weller.
Frank Cooke is now on the mend
and his father, Nick Cooke said this
morning he hoped TO take him home
from the hospital In a few days.
Charles Fleck came down from
Lightner creek Saturday. He says
lots of prospecting Is going on up that
way and considerable new work being
started
Mrs C.. c. Murray is again at Trim
BILE Springs after u couple of months
spent at Canon City. Denver and 9th
er places The old man will he good
now.
The San Luis valley baseballsts are
getting down TO business, the first
ed yesterday at La lara with Alamosa
the visiting team.
]. +. Atteberry. the Monte Vista
banker. who bought Frank Robbins
ranch near Aztec. came mp from that
place Saturday and left for Monte
Vista He expects TO he back in two
weeks
A few of our farmers are expert
mentng this season with macaroni
wheat, Russian speltz and a few 9th
er kinds of new grain, local seed
stores having obtained small supplies
10 meet the demand.
Alexander Read Of TERRA Amarillo
came in last night to see how his boy
Is getting along. The boy fell from
an engine and was injured and has
been at the hospital for some time
Mr. Read returned home this morn
ing.
Arthur Fassbinder came down from
Silverton This morning. where he has
been the past week on account of the
sickness of his wife's mother. He will
go up TO ORC Fino in day or two and
resume work on the Fassbinder
group.
Miss Jessie Goodman evidently ar
rived at Auburn. Ind in safety as vide
the following from the Evening Dis.
patch OF thai place: Miss Jessie
Goodman. daughter of Frank Good
man, formerly Of this city. arrived
Tuesday and will make an extended
visit with relatives and friends. She
will return 10 her mountain home
about the first of June accompanied
by 7. C. Elson. who will visit his
daughter. Mrs. Frank Goodman al Du-
range. Colo
Milton, the tree man, has the usual
supply of choice shade and fruit trees
of every variety Also small fruits
consisting Of raspberries. strawberries.
gooseberries. shrubs, trailing vines.
etc. Many of these are native and
adapted TO the climate While there
is time to plant trees for a week or
10 yet. do not delay. as the sooner the
better.
Lieutenant Wiley of the Salvation
Army bade his friends goodbye this