Durango semi-weekly herald., 1904-03-21
From Saturdays Daily.


The March term of district court |
convenes Monday
Pagosa Springs is in the throes of
the annual spring election.
The Young Ladies' Whist club |
meets with Miss Biggs this evening.
Take life easy at Trlmble Springs |
for day or two and enjoy a plunge.
Have you visited the Chicago Mil
linery parlors? II not, do so at once.
DR.. Jas Beaton was returning
passenger to Silverton from Pueblo
last evening
Ben Russell is down from Silverton
to attend district. court which con
venes Monday.
And now Silverton is going TO be
entertained by home aggregation of
female mnstres
Superintendent Whittenberger visit
ed Durango last night and went east
again this morning
c. T.. Mcconnell is attending TO
business in Monuose today, having
left Thursday morning
Billy Mack Is able to be on the
streets once more after being confined
to his he'd for two weeks
What about spring races? If Du-
range is to indulge in meet its time
something was being done.
T. l.. Peterson has his carpenter
shop in place in his new location
moved it from Second street
Mr.. Smelcer has removed the coy
ering from the court house lawn and
the grass is coming out in fine shape
The Entire Nous dance was pretty
well attended last evening consider
ing Lent. The usual good time was
had
The foundation OF the Sateena build
ing is finished brick is being piled
mp in front and bricklayng will com
mence Monday
Tomorrow is the sabbath There
are six churches where services Will
be held morning and evening and each
one will welcome you.
Thomas Colmer. assessor of San
Juan county. Colorado. passed through
on his way to Denver this morning to
attend the meeting OF assessors.
Reinhart Neigold, who has been con
| fined at the residence of Mr.. Mentzel
for long time. is slowly improving
and friends hope to see him around
soon.
The fact that George Chesebro an.
pears to have weathered the storm
and will recover is gratifying news.
The danger point has evidently
passed.
Its about time baseball enthusiasts
were getting to the front Slattery's
Slobs will be in the field for honors
as usual and Durango must make pre-
parations accordingly.
NJ. b. Hoffman and wife. who have
been spending two or three days in
| the city, departed on the eastern this
morning. MIR. Hoffman is travelling
freight agent of the Missouri Pacific.
j. S, d. Hopkins was a passenger
for Denver this morning to attend the
meeting of the State Board of Asses
sors, which meets on Monday, March
II, at 10 O'Clock in the morning. The
session may be expected to last few
| days.
| II the Democrat editor was placed
on auction sale and purchased for
what he is really worth and then sold
for what he thinks he is worth. that
rs, truthful news purveyor, it would
be tho difference between 30 cents
and sl0.000,000.
| Judge HouN this morning fined two
boys 81 and costs each for throwing
rocks on the street and breaking a
window This should be warning
10 other boys against the practice. and
II might also be well for parents to
caution their boys. for the authorities
are going TO do what they can to stop
the practice.
The Democrat waits for the Denver
Post and Pueblo Chieftain for it's
news ON the Telluride situation. The
Post, in order to make up for the
Polly Pry interview, is bubbling over
with misstatements and the Chieftain
copies from the Post, And the Dem
ocrat takes to both like duck takes
to water
w. u. NARROW returned last even.