Durango semi-weekly herald., 1904-02-18

jillo has obtained unlawful possession
of the sheep belonging to the estate.
1t is charged that the entire matter
is to get Trujillo into Archulet county
in order TO compel the estate to pay
the debts due from 1t to Mr.. Archuleta.
Santa Fe New Mexican.
From Wednesdays Daily
Ben Russell was an arrival from Sill
verton this morning
The Reading club will meet with
Mrs. McCurdy tomorrow afternoon.
Editor Day of the Democrat has
gone to Pagosa Springs for "A week.
II. W. Leu of Denver is calling on
hardware men today. He sells steel
ranges.
j. w. Buckley returned last night
from Silverton where he went to trans
act lumber business
Miss Bernie Koher has returned to
Silverton after spending day or two
with the home folks.
.
Mr., George Slough returned this
morning from Silverton. where he
spent two or three days.
Mrs. Tulley and Mrs. Stan Day and
their young daughters are home from
week spent at Trimble Springs.
Jack McHenry, contractor on the
Neglected shaft. came down last night
and is spending the day in town.
Mrs b. N. Freeman went to Denver
this morning. She was accompanied
by Mr.. Freeman. who will return in
two or three days.
Jack Redmond went over to Mancos
this morning owing to the illness of
his wife, Who is visiting her mother
at that place. Trust recovery will
soon take place,
The Misses Garnett will give re-
cital Friday evening at the Hermosa
house for Animas valley people. The
Herald can assure our country friends
Of genuine treat.
w. ]. Thompson and j. A. Pulliam
went to Hesperus and La Plata City
this morning to inquire into the shoot
ing ARRAYS at those places and to Sc
cure witnesses.
General Superintendent Coughlin
and Division Superintendent Witten-
berger visited Silverton last night on
trip of inspection and passed
through this morning on the return
trip.
There will be basket social at the
residence of Mrs. d. l.. Sheets in
North Durango tomorrow. Thursday,
evening. Each lady is requested to
take basket with lunch for two. Ev-
erybody cordially invited to attend.
The Democrat is reminded that the
same fraudulent vote cast for Shat
frolh benefited Alva Adams, to say
nothing of the coarse work in Conejos
county. Instead of thousand or so
majority Brooks should have six to
eight thousand.
The minstrels last night attracted
another good house and the perform.
4,
1oyable than the first night. Those
taking part are certainly entitled to
great deal of credit for the success of
the affair.
Rain started yesterday about o.
clock and the outlook was good for
considerable moisture but it only
dribbled for couple of hours and
then let up. Still, clouds are chasing
each other and it is possible they
may come in contact and jar loose.
Several wagons, heavily loaded with
dry goods, groceries and provisions
pulled ont this morning for Aztec,
Flora Vista and Pennington. The
goods were supplied by local whole
sale establishments This item goes
to show that with the growth of busi-
ness and the advancement of the coun-
try, the wide-awake wholesale firms
are keeping up with the times and
doing business in manner that en-
ables them to hold such business.
An agent Of Polly Pry" took his
stand on kruschke's corner where he
spread his latest copies on little
table and sold copies or took sub
'criptions, or was willing to. All day
ong he cried out In far-reaching tones
hat Polly Pry" was the agency that
drove the labor agltators from Colo
ado" and that the little magazine
gave the inside workings Of the West. |
'rn Federation of Miners. Miners,
'melter workers and others whose SEN