Durango semi-weekly herald., 1902-10-27

Here's to you two and to We two;
II you two love we two.
As we two love you two,
Then here's to we four;
But II you two don't love we two,
As we two love you two,
Then here's 10 we two and no more.
Good ore has just been struck in
the Ignacio group OF mines, and every
thing looks favorable for a large and
rich output in the near future.
The new motor machines at Ora
den's are doing first class work and
turning 1t out fast, too. They are
great addition to the tailoring and
dressmaklng department
j. Il. Doiey has purchased the John
Nickel ranch on the Florida, and Is
moving his family out today. Mr.. Do
ley is a newcomer from Oklahoma and
seems to be very much pleased with
southwestern Colorado.
l. Krischke has just unpacked
splendid line of infants and children
hoods, bonnets and hats. They are
now on display at the store and those
who are buying for the little ones need
not go to large cities TO get the latest
and prettiest styles in these goods.
The delightful halloween time is
rapidly approaching and many parties
Intend to have good time on thar
occasion The Mother Hubbard ball,
now extensively advertised, to be Civ
en- at the vendome hall by the Mime
wawa Council No. 20. Degree of Poca-
hontas. will be one of the most enjoya-
Bile events of the season.
Judge Houx had one hobo case this
morning, being man who has been
begging money on the streets with
which to buy liquor. A fine of SIS
and costs was imposed upon him, and
in default of payment he was sent to
ihil w Nblh " phAs hf iihh p''"A
ings for release didn't move the Judge
In this case.
Franl, c. Goudy came down from
SilYerton this morning where he ad'
dressed a large and enthusiastic audi
ence last evening. He was accompan
led to Silverton yesterday morning by
Chairman w pattarson and tho two
visited several of the big mines o.
the county. including the Silver Lake
meeting with cordial receptions from
the management and miners. Mr..
Goudy feels that the election of Mr..
Peabody Is assured. He departed on
the eastern this morning for Monte
Vista where he speaks tomorrow even
ing The other gentlemen in the par.
ty, Messrs. Haggott and Jones, left
silverton this morning for Ouray.
Among the guests In town today are
j. NJ Crawford from Hay Gulch, Rob
ert TRULY and wife from Cedar Hill,
G. b. and w. $. Mccoy from the Up
per Anlmas, Lou Hiudman from Pine
Ridge Basin, j. II. McNickels from
Redwood Charles Self from the
Pennington.
A fac simile statement from the
Canon City Trades union appeared in
this mornings Denver Republican,
setting forth the faisity of the cam
paign story going around that Pea
body is an enemy or organized labor
turned him down. 1t will pay all in
tercsted persons to read the Republi
can arriving tomorrow evening
o
A. ] Kohlman of Chicago, A. C
Freed OF Denver, c. II. Senior, a shoe
man from st, Louis, B. j. O'Bryan
representing a liquor house in Louis
pickles for a house in Kansas City
are among the travelling men at the
Strater today.
A large crowd of friends assem-
bled at the depot this morning to bid
goodbye to Mrs I. +. Barbour, who
left for her home in Minneapolis after
a long and pleasant visit at the hom,
OF Mr.. and Mrs. Reese McCloskey OF
this city and an enjoyable reunion
with old friends and acquaintances.
The fair at Albuquerque was the
most successful in the history of the
territory. II Durango had direct rail
connection several hundred would
have attended from this place. 1t will
not be long before railroad builders
will see the necessity of a broad gauge
line to the south.
A full house greeted the lott Con
cert company at the Presbyterian
church last evening. Our musical and
literary people were there and their
appreciation was shown by hearty and
frequent applause and by an insistent
demand for an encore to every mum.
Der on the program. The closing mum
bpr WAS ngpaainlly artistic 'Homp