Durango semi-weekly herald., 1907-01-24
rUn Wednesdays = Daily.

dASfy turner, vile and baby arc
= ~ atratsr. having arrived yes.
tsrday evening from Arkansas.
etsvs ulsins came IN yesterday
evsains from Alamosa. en- route
home at Asncos.
JshA Kellsnbergsr went out on the
Southagu this morning to reach easy
tssr3tesy.
Mas Hssis Real returned yester-
day evsning from = visit with rela-
tivss on the La Plata
Mrs. Thomas A. Pierce OF Aztec
Was among the eastbound passen.
gers this morning.
Mrs. T. r. Murphy. nee Annie Por-
ter, vas among the east bound pass
sngers this morning.
Frank Rivers, who has been sick
several days, Ia about well enough
again to hand you q big jolly.
People persist in going to Califor-
mia when they could have a better
time On the Navajo reservation dur
Ing winter for less money.
Az there will be an interesting
program by the band and orchestra
26 cents admission will be charged
for balcony seats.
Nearly $s.o00.0o0 worth Of eggs
wars imported into Colorado last
year from other states. Here's an
opening to get into q good business
W. B. Dabcock Of Allison is in the
city attending to business in the
land once. Mr. Babcock has one OF
the finest ranches in Colorado.
Mrs.. =. 4. McCracken and four
children departed this morning for
Ftxhugh. Indian Territory. her for
msr home. 70 spend the remainder
Of the winter.
Tho Herald requests all who do not
promptly receive their papers to
report promptly by phone or In per
son. The management insists
ON an accurats and faithful delivery.
Durango Ii bordering on the metro
politan in size and importance. If the
city exacts = police revenue let 1t be
used iegitimately for that purpose,
and let the system extend beyond
First avenue for a block or two.
TAe Durango club yesterday even
ing elected ofacers AZ follows: Pres
idsnt. sAm Henderson; vice presi-
dsat Henry Berr; secretary and
treasurer, George w. Lane; trustees.
w. A. Perry and Glenn scouton.
george Thompson, ex-sherih OF La
Plata county. Colorado, and one OF
the owners of the sheep that the
murdered Mexican was herding.
cans to town Tuesday to attend the
inqusst-Fsrmington Times-Hustler,
Mrs.. Charles E Herr writes The
Herald from San Antonio that the
weather 10 like summer--80 In the
shade. roses In bloom and NO rain.
Mrs. B. e Herr is with the party
Mr.. Herr will leave for Mexico in
few days.
The killing of the Mexican, Mon
toya, near Farmington q few days
ago. II ID whispered. is the opening
Of . feud between the cattle and
sheep men. Should this prove true.
Uncls Sam will have to modify his
forest reserve policy OF leasing TO
stockmsn.
~ a. WA86icUWOESu Wout uOWn
Fasmington way yesterday because
he wanted to. When accosted by
the reporter he said he had to do
things some times which were not
for publication. He's about been out
to take . sQuint at a ditch to see
whether he would survey 1t or not.
Editor Blair Of the Lake City
Tfmes II certainly a wonder in some
respects. His paper now has all the
earmarks of being printed in Denver.
and he evidently finds time In con-
nes4ion with his duties as chief clerk
Of the house 70 edit. revise, read
proof and mail or express the entire
edition to his home In Lake City
Telluride Examiner.
w. 8. Bacon and son Leslie have
returned from trip into New Mex
leo, Arisona and Old Mexico. having
seen the sights of the mining camps
in the latter place. They had gone