Durango semi-weekly herald., 1902-08-28

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Dr A. Roscnthal and wife of Farm
iugton are Durango guests. Mrs. Ros-
entbal having come into town to see
Or Williams about her eyes,
Judge Graham. who has been up In
the Needle mountains looking after
his various mining claims left for his
home in Denver this morning.
Mrs i l. Rachofsky left this morn
Ing Tor Denver whore she wiII remain
for few days. going thence TO Boul
der io soc about her property there.
District Attorney Charles A. John.
son came home last night from hie
solourD AT paFosa Springs. where he
has been engaged with court business.
leS Supreme JndRc liayt left for his
homo in Denver this morning, after
.pouding . short time nj Pagosa
Springs and Durango on legal busi-
ness
W. 4. lnlrum OF Pueblo. who Is con
nect.d with the construction depart
mont ~ ihe Denver 4 Rio Grande
railroad ia In town looking after The
Boston Coal n Fuel compnny's switch.
People enjoy going ont to the coun
the good rains we have had The anN-
iety regarding the outcome of the sea
sons crops has been much relieved
Max Hlpplor and GUs Erickson re.
iuined Yesterday from their hunting
trip to the Emerald lakes. and loft this
morning Tor their homes in Telluride
They report very wet time having
had rain during their entire stay
Mrs. A. Il Fuller. who is travelling
through the southwest lcit this morn
ing Tor Denver and Chicago She cx-
presses u great deal of pleasure from
the scenes she has Witnessed In this
part of the country
Mrs. W Il PIKE. who has bccn via
iilne at King Siding near Silyerton.
was q through passenger this morn
ing going To her home In Florence
Mrs PIKE says that she is very much
pleased with this section OF the coun
try
Mr. and Mrs. T. c Kcndricls aud
family OF the Kcndrick-GoldeT smclicr.
Silverion. were outward bound pas
Renprrs this morning Tor trip To
Ohio Miss Ida Grimes. also of Sill
yerton, accompanied them n part of
the way going to l.oadyile to attend
school
The strike IN the Durango Girl is
positive proof that the Neglected II
not the only paying property In the La
Plata distriot The Herald has con.
tended righ, along Tor these many
wears TINT development would accom-
plish much for the La Pia,as and this
Is being verified.
John w, Wingate came down from
Siiycrtnn this morning to meet his
wife and boy who arrived on this AT
tcrnoon'a eastern, having been absent
tor several months They Will 20 10
Silverinn for few days. and then viii
probably rotnrn and reside ia Durango
daring the winter months
The Aztec base bah boys remained
at paRosa over Monday TO play anoth
~ game, but after two innings rain
iuterlered In the game Sunday only
seven Innings were played. resulting
as noted yesterday In score OF & TO
In favor OF the visitors The Pa
eoaa battery. Stewart and Clark. did
some very hue work considering the
weather but support was poor
II viii be remembered that the Neg
loCted was bonded last year but the
tine expired without the purchasers
coming To time with the money and
In few days ore was encountered
that caused great Joy to be expressed
by the owners over the fnct that the
property had not heop accepted. The
Durango Girl owners have Just gone
through similar experience,
w w Brooks and wife OF Denver,
who are touring the state. camo down
from Telluride las, night. aud lett this
morning over the Eastern, to continue
their journey through Alamosa. Trini
dad and other places. Mi Brooks SAYS
that he likes the southwest very much
and tina, the appearance OF Durango
Is very pleasing, IL being the largest
aud most progressive city he has seen
In Colorado outside of the big cities
of the eastern portion of the state
James Mccarthy, or Fitx-Mac. as he
is popularity known throughout the
newspaper and magazine world.
passed through Durango last night on
his way to Sllvcrton. He is cclcbrat.
ed as a writer of mining stories and
has been editor OF several Denver pa
pers Al different times. among them
the Great Divide and the Tribune. He
is now interested In mining and has
gone To examine some property In the
San Juan country. lie has just re-
turned from long trip to Death Val
ley. California.