Durango semi-weekly herald., 1901-07-01

got tossther and talk over old times
| than TO extend the time five years.
w. n Searcy came down from Sill
verton this morning
A twenty-four hours rain would be
welcomed by ranchmen.
IT. C. Graden is in from the saw
mill Says it's hot in the woods, the
| same as in town.
]. w. Veitch will spend the summer
| months rusticating and resting after
long and steady business pull.
Julia Rachofsky. who is attending
day and will spend her vacation in
| Durango.
Mrs. Kobey, mother of Mrs. H.
| Rachofsky, arrived this afternoon on
the train from the east and will vis-
| it here for some time.
All mountain sreams are going
| down. except the Animas. which has
been higher the past few days than
since the high water the middle of
May.
Just as expected. The Herald sent
| large deposit for the Seventh Ma
tiona,, and now it's gone up the flume.
| Had The Herald deposit arrived day
or so ago, the institution would no
doubt have been able to pull through.
The Stubbs & Jakway opera house
at Telluride seats about 600 people.
is well arranged with plenty of
! stage and dressing rooms. If Duran
go had one as good, possibly trife
| larger, it would answer the bill very
well Suppose you supply the require
ments. Jakway
THE Ole w. Mining Company. by
Edward N. Wilton OF Piedmont, n.
| Y. John II. Swartwout of Stamford.
Conn. A. C. Dunn and Charles r.
| Christy of New York and William II.
Pearce of Baltimore capital stock
!
| Plata county"
| The above is aiken from the Denver
| Republican arriving last evening. the
articles of incorporation having been
| fled Monday. Mr.. Wilton. one of the
incorporators. is we'll known In Du-
range and the Needles. where his
people have extensive interests. II
is altogether likely that work will be
commenced on some of the mines
this season. and We may expect to
note the arrival of Mr.. Wilton at any
| time.
The state chairman of the Populist
party has issued circular letter ad.
vising Populists not to go over to the
Democratic party. The chairman in
Inmates the Democrats are not to be
trusted and that the party will drop
the principles for which the Populists
contend at the next national conven
ton. In consequence of this letter
the La Plata county chairman has
called mass meeting of the Populists
to be held in Durango Saturday, July
g. for the purpose of taking some ac
ton in the premises. In this connec
ton it is quite evident the state chair
man and a few other Populists see
their finish II they drop party organic
alton. They Will never more be heard
Of BY keeping up the organization
they hope to force recognition where
by some of the spoils will fall to
them
From Fridays Daily.
l.. c. Jakway went mp to Silvertou
last evening.
The new stamp act will so into eff
feet Monday
Tom Graden returned to Pine River
this morning.
The Aeolian quartete left for Den
yer this morning
Monday was the hottest June day in
Denver for ten years.
F. C. Perkins returned from Pago
sa Springs last evening.
J. II. McDevitt is in Silverton round
ing up those in his charge.
! The Herald turning out vast
amount of job work these days.
| Bear in mind that Sunday will be
an opportune time to enjoy rest at
Trimbls.
| II these warm days continue. wen
forget all about the chilly blasts of
last January.
| Quite a number announce their in
tention of taking in the Florida and
Pine River celebrations
The Rio Grande pay car went cas-.
this morning after having disbursed
the May pay roll in this section,