Durango semi-weekly herald., 1901-10-03
From Mondays Daily.

From Mondays Daily.
T. d. Burns, says the Chama Tri-
bnne. Is shearing 1900 head OF sheep.
Only I'VE or six tickets were sold
for the Denver carnival this morn
ing.
DR.. A. l.. Davis and wife were
among the carnival passengers yes
terday morning
Dr. Duff, the dentist, came up from
Pennington last evening. leaving
Sunday for Denver.
Mrs. AL Bernard Is among the num-
ber taking in the Denver carnival ar
riving there this morning.
owen Hammond, son Of Mr.. and
Mrs. N. W. Hammond. will spend the
week In Denver leaving Sunday morn
ing.
Assessor f. o. Price left for Den
yer this morning to attend the special
meeting Of the state board of assess
Ors
The eastern passenger went out In
two sections yesterday. but there was
no necessity. a. the last one carried
very few passengers
Harry Turner went out to Ignacio
Sunday to look after affaIrs for Roy
Hall while the latter Is In Denver
looking after the Utes.
There are great many googoo-
eyes" these days in Durango. All ow-
Ing to the numerous display of can
didates for Democratic favors this
coming Saturday.
Mrs. w. g. White and daughter Mil
licent. were east bound passengers
Sunday morning. They will visit
the old home In New York state. be-
ing absent about six weeks
John Herr could not stand the temp
tation to go east on Sunday mornings
train as there was delightful company
as far as~Antonita. Mr.. Herr will
visit the Ohio home for some weeks.
B. ". Freeman took Sunday morn
ing'strain for Colorado Springs to Wis
1t the wife and daughter for few
days. thence to Denver for day or
two and then home.
Twenty-Five tickets were said to
Denver yesterday. quite come.
down from two years ago. Several Of
them were to people who have put of
going east for some weeks
The Chama Tribune has been dis
continued and the plant moved to
TERRA Amarillo where II will be utIl-
ized In publishing the FL Republican,.
4, ID. Burns. Jr.. his sister. Miss
Marguerite. Miss Otero and Manuel
otero. left for home yesterday. the
first two for TERRA Amarillo and the
last two for Albuquerque after
week pleasantly passed at Trimble
Springs.
Mrs. Fred Steineger and daughter.
Miss Cloa. Mrs. Bird and Mrs Rams
berry returned last evening from Sill
veiton. after spending u few days in
the heart OF the Rockies viewing the
producers. Mrs. Bird and Mrs. Rams
berry are late arrivals from Pennsyl.
vania, who express themselves de-
lighted with the grandeur and beauty
OF the scenery. as well as their amaze
meat at the wealth our mountains
contain.
In addition to Gus Gilbert and
George Sponsel a Durango Demo
aid office and was witness to the
conversation In connection with the
Dads in the western part OF the coun-
~ They made no bones about II and
authorized the use OF their names.
of course the organ. u paper that was
awarded slush fund at the expense
OF the taxpayers. excuses the commits
sloners, but II does not altar the fact
that they are primarily responsible.
The Herald at last forced the organ
to acknowledge the services rend-
cred. at the eleventh hour by saying
good word for Stuckman for commits.
sioner. But he stands about as much
show of being nominated as snow
ball In some warm country. Stuck
man simply showed himself to be
cheap tool In the hands OF the other
commissioners In the presence OF
witnesses Stuckman made the admis-
sion that he voted with them In or
der to stand in on appointments. In
other words he was willing to vote
away any amount OF county funds
inst to be given an opportunity OF
banning one or two road overseers.
A fine man for commissioner sure.
This is the season OF the year ones
fancy turns to something warm and
comfortable One requires fannels.
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