Durango semi-weekly herald., 1901-08-22


organization OF small shopkeepers
and merchants as well as OF bankers
and captains of industry, all Of
whose societies received the protec'
ton OF law.
| All the Developments since then
demonstrate the growing strength OF
labor and indicate that 1t viii contin-
ue to improve its condition. In spite
OF passing clouds. the general outlook
was never so bright as II Is today
Chicago Record Herald.
From Mondays Daily.
Is. A. Baker came In yesterday from
Heirs saw mill and returned this
morning.
Dan McCaffery came down from
Silverton yesterday on flying trip.
He returns tonight
James O'Heggie, chemist at the
smeltcr. started this morning on IA
trip around the circle.
Attorney w. A. Reese was pass
enser to Pagosa this morning. where
district court Is In session.
Mrs. j. II. Schutt went out on this
| mornings train to attend the Meth
| odlst conference at Canon City.
c. r. Morgan and Oscar Buskirk,
delegates to the Victor grand lodge
X. OF p. returned last evening,
Jack Redman is absent from Par
sons today. The Larcs and Penates
are being Get mp In new place.
The mother of Mrs. John Trrman is
said to be very i'll. Saturday even
ing she was stricken with paralysis.
Tine new addition 10 the Softh Du-
range school adds very much to the
| appearance of that portion Of Duran
go.
w. u, Kinney. manager of the Gold
King Co. of Gladstone. accompanied
by George Logan, went to Denver yes
.erday.
Mrs. w. Patrick and little daughter
Hazel left this morning for Pagosa.
where they will send few days in
recreation.
Mrs, Gilbert and Misses Amelia and
Catherine left for Albuquerque this
morning. where they will reside per
mauently.
Miss Louise II. Hallett daughter Of
Manager /. Hallett OF the Silver Lake
Mining Co, Silverton. went to Farm,
ington today.
Durango friends of DR.. and Mrs.
Dun. of Pennington. will be pleased
to know that they are in receipt of
seven and half pound boy.
o. ID. Pyle and wife, who have been
attending Victor grand lodge of the
Knights of Pythias. came in last even.
ing ON route for their home at Dolor-
es.
Miss Helen x. Werner. one of the
four Fort Lewis teachers who went
east several weeks ago on vacation
tour, returned last evening. She
went out to the fort today.
That Durango property can he
bought for 25 per cent less today
han il can be 30 days from now
here Is no question. and those in
some instances who have bought In
the past 90 days could sell ut an ad
vance OF 10 per cent and over.
iBluebell returned from Silverton
Saturday evening. bringing goodly
list OF new subscribers with her
During the trip which took in many
OF the prominent mines of San Juan
county. The Herald received much
complimentary notice,
John Males returned Saturday
night from the Red Mems convention
IN Denver. Mr.. Males Expresses
himself very much pleased with the
treatment reviewed in Denver. The
election of o. s. Galbreath to the OF
fee of grand sachem is also arousing
general satisfaction. MIR. Galbreath
returned last evening.
Messrs. George Cline, Frank Be
dell. Carl Dennis and J. O. Holmes
explored the Upper Florida yesterday.
They found the scenery beautiful and
climate-damp. The river was es-
pecially so-according to Mr.. Holmes.
Colorado rivers are deceiving. They
won't always serve the same purpose
as sidewalk.
Engineer Wigglesworth's survey.
ing party for the Durango.Clif rail.
road is now ut the Faulkner ranch.
six miles north of Aztec. and the sur
yeyors viii be In Aztec by next week.
II is understood that the line of sur
vey follows the base of the hills
through this part of the valley. In
that case. the course of the road would
be just east of Aztec. between the
tpWuSits and the mpsas thus avoid.