Durango semi-weekly herald., 1907-03-04
LOCAL NEWS.

) LOCAL NEWS.
, From Fridays Daily.
: Hans Aspaas of Kline is among the
visitors today.
Nothing doing In either of the coun-
ty or district courts today.
Neighboring towns report every
thing quiet today with clear skies.
Colonel Day was in the city over
night. Left his 'black flag at home.
G. N. Norton and daughter OF Farm
ington were among last evenings ar
rivals.
A. A. Rust returned from Denver
; last evening. continuing to Dolores
this morning.
Messrs. Cooke and Leiner are get
ting their billiard and pool tables in
| pfdCc-uVe DI tntm.
Indian Agent Johnson is in from
Dulce. Spending the day doing busi-
ness with merchants, etc.
| Fred Goble returned to Silverton
last evening after putting in few
hours in Durango on business.
Miss Ethel Hill came up from Farm
ington last evening, leaving this morn
ing for Ault. Colo, on visit.
Frank Blackmer of Cedar Hill came
up yesterday evening to go to Santa
Fe as United States grand juror.
Mrs. Kutz, wife OF w. G. Kutz, the
well known general merchant OF Lum-
berton. is spending the day in Du-
range.
| S. NJ, Hanger, George Won Bockren
and Mr.. Evans were arrivals from
San Juan county. New Mexico, last
evening" leaving this morning for
Santa Fe where they have been sum
moned as jurors.
| s. +. Sanderson, representing the
Sanderson Drug company of Denver
is in the city. placing a large order
of the Famous Sanderson Tuxedo
| xxritt ha
pany.
| In connection with data for the IL.
brary edition it is desired that the
| first school directors be given. Any
one remembering the board as con-
stituted will confer favor by report
ing at this office at once.
| The Malone Iron Works are now
ready for business as will be observed
by reference to an advertisement in
another column. This firm is in line
for all kinds OF work and mine and
mill men especially will bear this in
mind.
/
| Harry Jackson was returning pas
senger from Denver last evening.
While in the capital city he purchased
one of the best make automobiles
The machine is beaut and Harry
| will have more friends than ever.
%
The many friends of Mrs. Wesley
Helm will be pleased to know that she
stood moving from Mercy hospital
yesterday in good shape and Is feeling
| fine this morning, being able to walk
downstairs last evening to supper. Mr..
and Mrs. Helm have rooms with Mrs.
John C. Higgins.
| r. e. Sloan says one has to go away
! from hom to hear about the Thaw
trial-that is, In New York no one dis
cusses it at all-even at the hotels.
In New York 1t is regarded as dirty
| tenderloin affair and no interest Is
| displayed one way or the other ex-
cept by the morbid class OF people.
| The Durango band will give a dance
at Red Men hall week from tonight,
Friday. March s. When the band
gives a dance everybody attends be-
cause they get the full worth OF their
money. In the first place the music
is par excellence and the next place
a committee Is on hand to introduce
strangers and see that all have
good time. Remember the date, one
week from tonight.
| According to dispatch from Gree
ley In the Denver Republican arriving
last night and which is republished
in another column, the Montezuma ir-
rigation problem Is solved and will
put stop to the litigation that has
more or less retarded the growth OF
that section. The Herald trusts that
| l. me- baap uatf1od nm n uatia.