Durango semi-weekly herald., 1901-09-02
From Thursdays Daily.

i. J. Vivian, one OF Silverton's en-
ergetic mine managers. was in the city
yesterday looking after ore shipments.
Messrs. Burlin & Carpenter report
a fine business during the visit of Mr..
Bates. representing the A. f. Anderson
house of Chicago
Mrs. J. f. Schutt ia expected to
arrive from Canon City, where she has
been attending the Methodist confer
| ence, this evening.
f. o. Price has announced his can
didacy for assessor on the Democratic
ticket. The present year makes the
fourth for the colonel.
There may be Democratic candi-
dates galore for the various offices,
but the Republicans are going to walk
away with the baggage this fall
o. s. Galbreath was a passenger for
Del Norte this morning. On his re-
turn he will be accompanied by his
daughter Maud. who returns from
South Fork to attend school.
Rev. Hawkes.. who has been APP
pointed to succeed Rev. Webb of the
First NJ. r. church OF this city, arriv-
ed last evening. accompanied by the
latter. Rev. Webb will leave in
few days.
Miss Victoria Powers returned last
evening from Charlton. Iowa, having
spent her vacation visiting her home
and also friends in the vicinity. Miss
powers will have charge of the first
grade on the North Side
Mrs. Lillian Hartman Johnson and
son. Charles, Jr., came In from the
Montezuma valley last evening, where
they spent the summer months enjoy
ing ranch life near Mildred. where
Mrs. johnson owns a valuable place.
Mrs. Johnson will remain in the city
for few days. possibly all winter.
Mrs. Howard of the Rochester hotel,
left for Pueblo. her former home, this
morning. Miss Howard will spend
the fall and winter in the study of
music. returning to Durango in the
spring. The young lady is exception
ally gifted in music and her Durango
friends will be pleased to see her i'm
prove the opportunity for progress
along this line
N C. Miller returned last evening
after an absence of nearly four weeks.
He visited Kansas City, Wichita, Chi
cago and Buffalo. Reports the expo
sition well attended and very good
show. Says trains are crowded every
way one goes. Although corn is
short crop In Kansas. the people are
not cast down, owing to immense
wheat yield and present encouraging
conditions.
Curley Mcbride says he saw the
man Gallaher, the Pine River man who
is wanted for jumping bond and skip
ping out with team belonging to his
wife. at Salt Lake last Saturday morn
Ing. Gallaher drove to Moab where
he sold the team. lie was accompan-
led by a sporting woman who had
been stoppong at one of the houses
below the track during the summer
months. 1t is understood the Off
GERS are on his track and that he will
be brought back, In which case tn,
penitentiary will put a quietus to his
wrong doings for a time at least.
Fred Grebles came down from
Gladstone yesterday to spend the day
with the family before their departure
for Denver. the intention being to
leave on the morning train. Unfor-
tunately. that was impossible, as
shortly before train time Mrs. Greb-
les discovered that their transporta-
tion was travelling back TO Silverton
in her husbands pocket. In making
the final arrangements Mr.. Greb-
les had in some way forgotten to give
her the tickets. The funny part of
il was that not one of the more i'm
portant arrangements for departure
had been forgotten. The family ex
pect to start tomorrow.
A special pulled in on the d. & r.
G. this morning few minutes before
10 O'Clock In charge Copduetor