Semi-weekly herald., 1909-09-06

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lsection has suffered from excess rain
along with other sections. He reports
plenty of fine fruii which is being mar.
keted in good shape.
jackson Blizzard Of tho old reliable
Keystone type foundry OF Phnadeluhia
spent the night in town Found print
ers pretty weil supplied IN this place
still The Herald gave him small
order, We are for every Improvement
that viii facilitate in turning out the
best work
We overlooked Announcing thar
Giles I. vandegrift. Jr.. Is with The
Herald and We trust will receive cor
dial treatment from patrons in his col
lection tours Of the city ~ well as
when seeking new business The young
man comes TO remain with The Herald
IL is not agreeable TO patrons 10 have
new man every few months.
F h Goudy. son OF the silver
tongued Frank c OF Denver, tarried
If the city over night being en- route
to Silycrton where he Is connected
with mining company
A fierce rivalry has developed among
Grand Junction fair sex na TO who
shall be the official peach" aud ride
in the golden chariot NJ The head Of
The procession on Peach day.
Recurring to the strenuous life;
week ago today one Chas. johnson
down AT Montrose, gave another man
a couple OF drinks from his bottle.
The police apprehendod Johnson and
the justice of the peace said thirty
days In jail and 500 fine Tho bone.
iiciaiy ol his philanthropy was asaess.
I'd 50 aa q reward for his failure to
7ay no wAep invited. says the Tel
lurido Journal
Mr.. G, Alexander, manager of the
dry goods end Of the Graden Mercan.
Tile company Is homo from the cast.
crn purchasing irp, having dropped
in on late train The FIRST Of the week
Getting down TO business marking new
goods,
According to Hicks weather coadi
tions are going TO be unsettled with
plenty of rain during the month or
september When we do get a few
day and night TO save their crops
The eastern is reported on time to.
night but this Is no sign thai the
train will arrive on time or within
several hours. We were given tile
same report the other day and II was
G;SO the next morning when the train
pulled in The report was all right
up TO the time The Herald went TO
press but after that cloud burst
washed out bridge and with the
looks Of the clouds this is possible this
afternoon.
II viii be well to keep within the
game laws. An Italian was fined $75
and costs and given six months In
jail at Sllverlon n few days ago for
violating the law. The jail sentence
was suspended. the fine being prompt
IL paid. The Italian lacked hunt
el's license ne well as killing game
out of seasoD II you are going 10
tote shot gun around call on the
county clerk and also carry copy oil
the game laws in your pocket
Mr- and Mrs. e. NJ. Elliott and fam
ily came up from Pennington yester
day and this morning Mrs Elliott and
the cliidien Lett for Boulder wher.
the children viii attend school. the
younger ones tho grammar and the
elder the university. Ar Elliott Is
going overland, driving his team. Mr.
Elliott and family were long residents
of Durango and for some time have
been al FarmiDgfoD We trust they
Will find Boulder all they could wish.
Unless the city gathers up the sew
81 pipo on Fifth avenue there win
not be a whole piece in the lot" re
marked a resident of that part OF the
city Hardly a day passes that one or
more sections are moi broken by kids
hitting them with rocks, And they
cost at least $3.50 each And there
are three Democratic aldermen within
radius OF three blocks Of each other
and pass the district every day. hut
they are probably busy comforting
with the city attorney as TO best way
of protecting their organ in raiding the
city treasury.
D.
Joe Day, the ADlmas valley weather
seer, was In the city yesterday. MIR.
Day gave US new version OF the
weather, He says II people have been
in the habit of watching the fornia-
tion OF clouds they will discover. for