Durango semi-weekly herald., 1905-08-17

| trate ordered the woman to move
within two weeks. and incidentally
| the profane parrot must also seek O
new perch. Mrs. Conway was held In
$500 bail.
From Wednesdays Daily.
w. j. Miller of Mancos is taking In
the sights today.
Miss Wrighfsman and Miss Schmall
OF Mancos are taking In the festivities
today
RAYMOND Cato of Cortaz was among
the excursionists arriving over the
Southern today.
William Brumley. Jr. and wife and
H. II. Jones and wife of Dolores are
taking in the log-rollng.
l.. L. Ormiston of Lonedome, Colo
is among the visiting Woodmen To
the logrolling today.
Frank Blackmer. is In from Cedar
Hill. He says II we want to see
things grow we'd better catch the first
broad-gauge train south.
o
Joe Day. the original first Day In
the San Juan, is down from his Ami.
mas valley home today meeting old
friends and taking In the log-rolllng.
A peep into Vendome nall is enough
TO make one believe that nearly all
the babies in the San Juan country
are on hand to compete for the prizes.
DurangOs stores closed today from
IL in the morning till In the after
noon to give everybody chance 10
take in the Woodmen log-rolling and
kangaroo court.
d. C. Coulson arrived In time to get
a ride in the patrol wagon OF the kan
garoo court. The charge against him
was unduly boosting Bayfield,, or some.
thing equally serious.
Rev. o. b. Sarber has returned from
Chrome and will again conduct pray
er meeting at the Baptist church at
o'clock this evening requesting that
the folks make a good turnout.
Ed. II. Van Endert, after a long
campaign in the Oro Fino country,
came down yesterday so that he
wouldn't lose his right to vote. He
says he is going to have a mine be-
fore he quits If he has to buy one.
Henry Dietrich, Silverton's jeweler,
and diamond cutter, is among the Wis
itors today from the Gem Of the
Durango is growing and says ne
thinks 1t Will eventually make good
camp.
The ordinance passed last night
which will prevent the Crusader from
speaking on the streets is effective
now and If enforced, the Crusader will
he compelled to hold his meetings on
the lot he fixed up by Wallis drug
store. The council granted the Saliva
tion Army the privilege of holding
street meetings for the next year. as
they have done In the past.
The beautiful home Of Mrs. Harper
at the corner OF Third avenue and
Fourteenth street Is being rebuilt and
the grounds nave been raised and
seeded to new grass which Is getting
good start A gentleman connected
with the American smelter here has
taken lease for number OF years
| and Will soon occupy this pretty place
| with his family. Excavation has been
made for a heating furnace. and when
| completed the residence will be among
the most desirable In the city. The
| changes being made will cost from
| 81 500 to $4,000.
| Farming has always been regarded
by too many as business that re
auired only that the farmer plowet
| his ground. planted the seed, turned
on the water and then harvested tht
crop. The successful farmer OF today
does great deal more than that. Ht
= employing modern methods; he stu
dies: he experiments; he tries new
yays and new things. And II is Jus
such helps as this that the Farmers
Institute gives to the farmer. Tn
tiller of the soil who carelessly nes
lects to take advantage OF these rar
opportunities does not realize nov
much they are missing.
The Rersle for Job Work.