Durango semi-weekly herald., 1906-03-01
]. A. Naylor of Flora Vista is a


Edelman
H. A. Rogers and wife of Pagosa
Junction are at the Palace
Attorney S. w Carpenter and little
son Of Maneos returned home yester.
day morning
w. w. White OF Nebraska is at the
Palace and will investigate opporun-
tiles in the New Mexico fruit belt
james +. Dean and wife of Ottawa
iowa, are at the Iuter-Ocean. and
will take in the New Mexico country.
g, L. Shunway of Nebraska is
among the guests at the Palace look
ing over the New Mexico country for
investment
The hustlers are beginning to in
quire II it is not already time to com
mence preparing for Durango's spring
race meet
II. d. Dalton OF Monticello. Ill, is
nj The Palace and will look UP oppor.
undes FOR Investment in the New
Mexico country.
Mrs. Frank Beers returned to Cha
ms this morning after visiting aer
parents, Mr. and Mrs. II. b. Kettle
'well, for several days.
j. 3. Flaherty Of Cripple Creek and
James Simpson OF Colorado Springs.
leii the Srater this morning to hunt
land investments in New Mexico in
the fruit belt
Mrs Louise Stoinbach and children
of Medford Ore, arrived yesterday
evening to visit the family of p. A.
steinbach ii Aztec where she and
family formerly resided.
Samuel Burnsides went down TO AL |
lison this morning to look after the
ranch. He wants to get the place
fixed up so he can hold Jimmy down
by making him cultivate potatoes and
hrigate hay etc.
stephen J. Smith. accompanied by
j. F Duncan of that place and R. r. |
Gordon Of Dolores. departed for Den
vor this morning probably on bust
ness connected with the affairs of the
Montezuma canal and bitches.
Charlie Jones is down from his
Deep creek ranch today. He says
that back Of mis- house on the first
slope the snow is about three feet
deep and that rs you 90 further nortt
ii gets deeper He thinks there will |
be plenty of moisture for the farmers
below.
VIII Musser came down from the |
hills this morning to get tooth fixed |
lie reports masses of snow all |
through the eastern part oil the noun
taius, surmountable by snowshoes !
only and predicts that New Mexico
sheen will not be able to scale the
crests before June or July.
Joe Goodlander. dealers in pills and |
purs eIixirs and cmetics. says Los
Angeles is bpiliing faster than the
obse ycr can realize. and he says Al
Luqu,rquc has a progressive lot OF
people VINO may be compared to the
spirits of non,er vino builded city |
on the sands Of Cherry creek aud the
Platte.
In a few days the Lightner creek
bIick yard VIII be running in tull |
blast and people who desire to build
honses that viii earn good rental
profits may begin the work If lots
can not be bought right in one part
ot the city they can he gotten in an
other and the whole area is good. The
demand for houses now will be in |
creased daily.
Lovely weather prevails along the |
Animas and San Juan rivers below |
aud the farmers are beginning TO
plow. some Of them already having
put in their crops; and people in the
mountains continue to pay out FIVE
times as much money TO 90 to Cali |
fornia as i, wonld- take to visit the
New Mexico section, which is filled
with historic and modern interest
a. l.. Nathan received two tele
grams from his brother l.. j. Nathan
this morning from Pueblo; one was
sent last night. announcing the dan
gorous illness OF their father, $. Ma
than ana the other this morning an
nouncirg death Mr.. Nathan went ont
on the eastern for Pueblo 1his morn
Ing. He said when he saw his father