Durango semi-weekly herald., 1902-06-12

thorough american training. mas
more friends among the common peo-
pie than any other person for that
reason. The professors of the Ameri-
can College are the medical attend
ants of the Hospital of st. John. which
is in charge of the deaconesses of
Kaiserwerth and owned and support
ed by the Johanniter Order. composed
of the lower of the Prostestant nobil-
ity of Germany, with the emperor as
its head. They treat about $4,000
cases annually.
$500.
ID. F. Day in this mornings Demo
crat. says that paper did not receive
any portion of the money paid The
Herald for publishing tax list during
the combine" year. The Herald has
500 to wager that the Democrat re-
ceived its full share. even down to any
excess that is claimed to have been
paid. Day is resorting to the same
kind of lies and tactics as he does in
attacking people generally, but The
Herald is always backed by facts and
is ready to stand by same.
From Wednesdays Daily.
w. A. Creager. who is travelling for
the Bggs Lumber company of Edith,
Colo. is in town buying goods.
o. p. Pool, a mining man of Denver,
came in last evening for the purpose
of looking after mining interests in
this section.
Miss English of Alamosa, who has
been the guest of Mrs. Rudersdorf of
this city, returned to her home this
morning.
Mr.. p. S. Rider and family return
ed last evening from Denver. whittier
Mr.. Rider went to attend the funeral
of his old friend. Mr.. McComb.
Mrs Effie Keiscr and Mrs. S.
Scheidler of Los Angeles, Cal, are
making short stay in Durango while
on their tour through the state.
George A. Marshall of Denver. ex-
auditor of the d. &, r. G. Southern,
came in last evening to accept a po-
sition with the Boston Coal G Fuel
company.
Mrs. Vogt went out on the eastern
train this morning She will spend
month in Denver visiting friends, af-
ter which she will return to her home
in Rochester. N. Y.
business again today Low prices at
tract.
Every clerk at Gradens has been on
the jump this week to take care of
customers.
District Attorney Charles A. John
ed with his office.
Mrs. Covert. wife of one of the
prominent ranchman of Lightner
creek. is reported to be very ILL.,
Mrs. II. w. Akers and sister of Bay
field returned to their home today af-
ter spending couple of days in Du-
range shopping.
The streets and alleys committee
are putting in new crosswalks all over
town, which is a great Improvement,
and much needed.
Roy Hall is expected home the last
Wen soon see and hear the autom-
obile again on the street,
Notices posted in alleys to keep
same clean. are being torn down. If
the authorities can detect the guilty
it won't be well for them.
Juan county. who is well known
throughout this section is visiting Du-
range. He is travelling for a clothing
company in New York.
The Colorado and New Mexico
Fair association annual meeting sched-
uled for last night, for the election OF
officers for the ensuing year. failed
to have quorum. Those present ad-
iourned for two weeks, June "a.
Judge Houx reports very pleasant
outing yesterday, but says that his
party. when they returned, didn't
know whether they were Jumps OF
dust or Jumps of humanity. There
must have been good deal of wind
out in the country.
The Independent band intended tC
give a concert last evening. but was
Obliged to postpone it on account oi
the illness of Mr.. Ferguson, which
though not serious, being cold anC
sore throat, made it impossible fol
him to do his part with the cornet.
| 1t is reported that Father Pitavel o
St Columba's church has been ap
| pointed auxiliary bishop to the bishop
of Santa Fe. The people of Durango
who have known Mr.. Pitavel durinl
] 1, l. hn .,