Durango semi-weekly herald., 1905-10-19

council only granting fve saloon IL
censes yearly and making the en-
trance fee $500.
w. J. Rattle, quite prominent min
ing man. went up the road yesterday
evening To Siverton. He had Just ar
rived from the East
Attorneys Reed and Abbott and
Judge McFie OF Santa Fe. came In
from Aztec Saturday evening TO spend
Sunday at Trimble Springs.
Sam G. Martin returned yesterday
evening to Siiverton and Eureka. He
says the Tom Moore will soon be ship
ping ore of all sorts of values.
j. h. CARRIER, special agent Of the
government. looking after timber
lands chiefly, went out this morning
to pagosa 10 look up some matters.
The Aztec Index is showing signs of
prosperity, the last issue having been
enlarged to seven columns. The Her
aid is glad to note this, Brother Will
son.
with wool 90 cents per pound and
lambs selling at $5.2h per hundred.
the sheep man is putting on airs these
days. says the Pagosn Springs New
Era.
ri h.
Lake City CHinsdale county, country,
where he has been building tram
way on Hensen creek and overhaul
ing a mill.
Thos c. Ivy. who has been team
ing for the Grand Mogrl mines at sill
verton, came through the city To visit
friends at Pennington, and said he
knew his girl was lonesome.
State Treasurer Holmberg claims
Archuleta county is back something
like $4,000 in taxes collected and not
turned over 10 the state. lie has
man investigating the records OF the
county.
The ladies of the Presbyterian
church will hold their annual fair on
November l6 and II. They will nave
fancy work of all kinds for sale. also
aprons and other useful articles
Chicken dinner and supper.
Joe Freed says that II the best table
resort ever had in the Southwest
and royal host will do any good
Trimble Springs will be the peoples
place to go whenever they get time to
20 anywhere.
Joe Heinrich. who has been visiting
the lower country with a view to pur.
chasing land returned to Wisconsin
this morning and may come back to
Durango later on and visit the Monte.
yuma country.
Mrs VIII Marsh arrived from the
west yesterday evening and will con
tinue to Silverton where her husb
has won the distinction of serving a
25-cent meal that the China boy could
not compete with.
The court officials came up from
Aztec Saturday evening. continuing to
Trimble Springs, where they enjoyed
II couple of baths and sampled Land.
lord Freed's spring chicken. They
returned to Aztec this morning well
pleased with the Sunday rest
h. w. Luck and wife Of Belmond,
Iowa, who have been sojourning at
Trmble Springs, have determined to
locate in Durango, Mr.. Luck has
spent considerable time in the study
of Durango's resources and thinks il
good country to tie to.
Ed Schmpf of the Herald job rooms
was up at Trimble yesterday and says
things are looking brand new up there
Spring chicken for everybody and a
table out OF sight. covered with good
things to eat. The new management
is doing everything to renovate and
rejuvenate
Hon r. D. Burns returned this
morning TO TERRA Amarillo after Wis
iting Trimble. He SAYS the springs
resort is getting in fine snape again,
having been thoroughly overhauled.
The flow of hot water is as good as
II has ever been and the outlook for
a busy winter is excellent
o.
Land hunters are making things
lively in the Cherry creek country. A
Mormon colony has filed on thous-
and acres in one block over there
out ON the lands higher than the creek
ON the second mesa. or benches. Peo-
pie from Durango and al over the
country are looking about that sec
tion with the one idea OF getting land.
The Perin's Peak coal mine broke
the record few days ago, shipping %
cars of coal, or one solid train load,
10 Silverton. Manager Coe Franklin
says Silverton Is purchasing double
the amount OF coal used in its tribu.
taries during the past and that the
district has a new start, a new life
hicb lie sp Suhctautinl that II will he