Durango semi-weekly herald., 1901-05-16
From Wednesdays Daily.
Henry Ludswig is in from, Pine riv.

From Wednesdays Daily.
Henry Ludswig is in from, Pine riv-
cr.
Percy Rider came in from Rico last
evening.
John D. Harper came in from DuIce
last evening.
Reese Mccloskey went to Pagosa
today on legal business
y, C. Peacock. landlord Of the Pea.
cock hotel. Pennington. In In the city.
Take an evening on and attend the
bible reading as the NJ. E. church to-
night
q. y. GaIbrcath returned last even.
Ink from brief visit TO Colorado
Springs.
Mrs VIM. p. yaile returned last
evening from Denver. where she Wis
tied friends for ten days.
Carter Gaunt IL over from Ouray
and viii remain for the races Mr.
Gaunt IL a former resident of this city.
In Herald IL pleased To note that
Lafc Henry il improving slightly and
more hope IN entertained OF his rccoy-
cry.
Although Democratic the Pueblo
council refused 10 bc worked by
| booile sheet The Democratic city
attorney would not Disinterpret law
10 aid robbery.
| Mr. and Mrs Murphy. formerly Of
| Silyerton. but now Of Pennington. are
In the city. Mrs Murphy coming up
TO see her aon. L.afe Henry. whose ~.
ness has been mentioned In The Her.
Md.
| District Attorney lngIim In back
from Siiverton, the man Smith, shot
last week. being stilj alive. although
hangs on by slender threads This
being the case the trial Of Ducey nee.
| 'rNHiy EnfH oN'fr
Tho stereopticon and word pictures
by Mr., Weich at the Methodist church
tomorrow evening will be u great op.
portnniiy to parents and children 10
learn more OF the world. lts quaint
habits and customs, than could be OBJ
tanned by months reading. he.
sides. u VIII be far more entertain.
| ing.
Lying statements of Dave Day. who
has tradueed dozens OF reputable citi.
zcns OF Durango nnd In Plata county.
directed to The Herald management,
will not deirnrt from his deal to loot
the county and city treasures at the
expense OF an already oyerburdencd
people. The people cannot be mis-.
led from the facts In the case by n
lylnR blnckmniicr.
| The crowds ut the Frcund auction
continue and pile OF goods are be-
Ing disposed of every afternoon and
evening. There is nothing reserved.
Any article In the lcwciry department
l ~ PNh VII wa i'iN'F' NiiN Ep't to tHf
highest bidder Many things worth
~ so for 30 cents. and worth 81 for a
dollar or two It's case where Mr..
freund is carrying out his declaration
going out OF the jewciry business.
and those In want of anything In his
line receive the benefit.
| The Democrat received the benefit
OF nbout one thousand dollars three
years ago which was obtained through
a confidence game. II was n shame.
ful abuae OF honor but no one connect.
cd with the Democrat has ever been
accused Of possessing such n requis-
tie However. The Herald prospered
while the management that obtained
the money under false pretenscs stili
owes printers. paper bills. rent. etc.
and the present management will wind
up In n similar manner.
| Willis A. Reese was among the Elks
who went to Telluride whose name
was not published In the origina, list.
owing To his Intention of not going.
but there are few better posted In the
work than Mr. Reese and the boys
said he hal 10 Eo with ther1. And
he says he Is .iud OF II. as he never
went amy place where bette. treat
mcnt was given visitors.
| Twelve lively ladies called In body
on Mrs. Sara Barnes last evening,
and to their great satisfaction sue.
oeeded In surprising her intensely.
She recovered. however, before long.
and joind In the fun with the rest.
| Just TO be on the safe side the ladies
took a supply OF good things to eat
with thnfn A. IA ,xha, ,h.., lla