Durango semi-weekly herald., 1904-06-16

reasonable trial of their means of cure
| ~ suffered for three years with ovarian
trouble writes Mrs Ann Quinn Treasurer
| Milwaukee Wis "The treatment took did
! not do me particle of good until good neigh.
! bpr who had beeu using Dr. Pierce's Favotite
! Prescription advised me 10 give it a trial. The
/ next day took my hrst dose, and It was my first
| step toward recovery In nine weeks wa, a
different woman my flesh which had been
] hahby became firm, complexion clear and my
! eyes bright It was simply an indication Of the
/ great change within from pain and suffering to
! health and happiness"
Dr. Pierce's Pleasant Pellets invigorate
stomach, liver and bowels.
ton was a passenger Tor Denver this
| morning.
w u NARROW returned last even
ing from Colorado Springs whore he
has been for some time talking coal
aud coke to capitalists.
J. w Todd. who has been home on a
visit with his folks in the city the last
week or two, went to Silverton last
evening to take position in the Sll-
yer Lake machine SHOP
this morning court adjourned till .
O'Clock tomorrow morning when the
Indian murder case comes up. An
open yenire was issued for q jurors
At 800 this afternoon the condition
Of Mrs. Dornblaser is about the Fame
as It has been all night and an to-day
very low IT was predicted last
evening that she could rot live
through the night.
Charles Pmkcrton Of Silyerlon is
spending the day in the city. being on
his way to san Diego to zee his fa,hcr.
who is seriously ill., Charles belongs
to the family that Pinkerton Springs
is named after.
A petition Is being circulated around
town for sgners. asking the county
commissioners TO appropriate the nee
essary money to build a good wagon
road up Flaglers Fork to ORC Fino.
The Legislature appropriated $1,000
for this purpose, with the prUviso that
the comfy furnish ,he necessary nddi-
tional amount 1t is said that about
5 500 has been spent in suryeys.
O.
Cyrus W Davis Of Wateryile. so.
came down from Silycrton yesterday
10 meet his wife, who came from the
East. and they went to Sjlyerton this
morning Mrs. Davis was accompanied
by DIR. and Mrs. j. |. Davis OF the same
place The gentlemen Of the party
are Interested In the Gold King mines
here and at Silyerton. Mr. Davis has
been at Silyerton several days inycsl.
eating the property.
Wood & Morgan shipped bunch OF
sixty-eight horses to ST Louis this
morning. They We're all pretty good
animals. In speaking Of them. Mr.
Morgan stated that there was an un.
usually good demand for horses in the
East this year. and that prices were
very good. He attributes the high
prices to the fact hat fewer horses are
being raised in that country than
formerly.
aid Lakes yesterday and brought GiD,-
900 eggs for hatchtne. He has now over
l .000.0 600 eggs In process of Matching
at the Durango hatchery, and viii re
turn 10 the lakes tomorrow TO bring
more eggs. The hatchery is doing a
great thing in FISH culture with Pat
rick at manager Pine river is being
stocked with rainbow trout from Gun
nison hatchery.
The balance of the jowelry stolen
from Bessie Rivers Saturday night
was found today That found consist
ed of two diamond rings valued at
about 5000. The whole amount stolen
,, was valued at about 5000, and II was
all found where 1t had been blGden
on the premises, which leads 10 the
! belief that someone connected with
the place is the thief. No arrests
, have yet been made.
An information was filed in district
court this morning by J. a. Pullam.
/ district attorney, against Henry Gar
, banati, Jr., for assault with deadly
! weapon with intent to Kill. The in
formation was filed at the instance OF
, Attorney +. c. Perkins According to
the complaint Mr. Garbanai struck
! Mr.. Perkins on the side Of the face
with a monkey wrench in the court
I house last Saturday
William Butler, editor OF the Farm
: ington Times. came mp from the lower
, country yesterday. He intended going
, to La Veta This morning, but when he
I felt for his pass he remembered he had
/ changed coats aud it had been left bo
! hind. So Ire viii spend the day in Du-
I range and go 20 La Veta tomorrow.
I We have often heard that San Juan
( was the richest country in the United
States in proportion to the population,
and sometimes doubted it; but since
even the editors down there have such
! lavish display Of clothes We stand
convinced.