Durango semi-weekly herald., 1907-07-22

yerton and San Juan county mines. IL
will pay to borrow money to invest
in car OF coal at this time.
O.
Pennington people have been offered
so cents box for apples placed on
the packing tables. Half way ch.'GoI
articles will command a much better
price If reports of general scar :i,y
contract your fruit crop.
The ralk of Clark moving his smelt-
ing works from fisbee to Pennington
is being revived again. The Herald
certainly trusts there Is something
in the r,lmor. 1t means early rail con
nection with the south and advancing
this eutire southwest section.
Interest In the game Sunday at Sill
verton is growing on account of the
surprise that Slattery is expected to
Art Caldwell and Staley added to the
Durango team several surprises are
liable to be sprung on the Silverton
crowd.
Miss Adrien MuZzy, who has been
visiting her aunt, Mrs. Reese McClos-
key for several months. left this morn
ing for her eastern home. Mrs. Nc
Closkey accompanied her as far as
Pagosa Springs, where they stop a
few days. Mrs. McCloskey will return
the first of next week.
Mr.. Mcclure and daughter, Mrs. w.
W. Schiiling of Cripple Creek, left
this morning over the Southern after
Spreading ten days or Two weeks with
Mr.. and Mrs. Lloyd Sheets. Mrs. Nc
clure and Mrs. Sheets We're college
chums at Boulder and spent some
months in Old Mexico together.
Miss Edna Forsyth left this morning
| for Buffalo. N York. Later she will
go to Kingston, Canada. returning to
Denver to attend the university this
| winter. Miss Edna is one of the bright
young girl graduates of the class o:
visit with eastern friends and rela-
| tives,
Mrs, Geo, N. Raymond, Miss Ger
| trude and Master Hubert will be home
In the morning, arriving on the Sill
verton train, They have been having
good time visiting various state
points, having returned via Grand
Junction where they spent couple
of days ,.lih friends and the past ten
days with Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Jack
son n Ouray, putting in yesterday
afternoon with Sllverton peopc.
| George Allen come up from Farm.
ington last evening and is remaining
over to attend the farmers institute.
gressive farmers in this entire south
| west and he believes every tiller OF
the soil should try ANA get the most
out Of ii and this can only be done by
| study and accepting the results of
| those who have had experience.
| B.
The funeral OF Mrs. James Bennett
will be held from st, Columba's church
| tomorrow morning at 10 O'Clock. The
services at the grave will be con
Quoted under the auspices of the Wom-
en- of Woodcraft, Of which Mrs. Ben
nett was a member. The pallbearers
will be John Morlock, John Casey and
p. NJ. Mcclellan of the Woodmen of
the World, Chas Conroy and w. G.
Often of the Modern Woodmen and AL
Bernard of the Red Men.
The city received $50 license fee for
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| account of Richardson, one of the show
attaches, who languishes in the coun-
" jail for attempting to burglarize
the brewery the county will be out at
least $500. Not very profitable piece
of business. Before licenses are grant
ed to such concerns they should be
compelled to furnish bond in an
amount sufficient to protect the tax
payers against the lawless acts of
any of their outfit II this were done
they would be more careful in select
ing the people they carry with them.
Edward Richardson. who broke into
the brewery Thursday night, had n
hearing before Justice of the Peace
Arnold at 8 o'clock this morning and
was bound over TO the district court
In bonds of $1,000, which he could
not give and will languish in the coun-
ty Jail until next fall He claimed
he did not force entrance but sup
posing some one was at the brewery