Durango semi-weekly herald., 1902-06-30

picked pui iufHltuFt anu HAtuTes iof
the new resort In the Newman build
ing and--took In the city.
The light opera. "Four-Leaved
clover" which will he rendered by
he pnpils of Miss Anna Gray on July
md. win be well worth attending.
Don't fail TO attend.
MisR Edna Hargin cut her finer to
he bone this morning on n window
ahade She was raising the window.
when her hand slipped and the shade.
which was new, struck her hand
sharply, causing the wound.
J. G. Williston. who has been visit
ing relatives at Needieton for a week
departed yesterday for his home in
Toledo. o Mr. Williston has been
touring around the country, taking In
points IN California. as well as Sal
f.ake and this section, He is well
known in Durango.
We were misipformed regarding
Rev. Mr. Hawkes. vacation In last
nights Herald He simply went up
to The Montana mine. six miles above
Silverton 10 spend the night with
his son, who ls working with Mr..
Iieudersons surveying company. Mr..
Hawke returned "Wednesday evening.
The boys of the base bali team are
trying to get special train to take
Of. uft taT ha
yane next Sunday They expect to
have the biggest game Of the season
Both teams are In good practice and
Durango IL looking forward hopefully
toward winning n the special can
not be secured the game will take
place at 2 p m. to allow the boys
time to catch the evening train
The new bakery Of which John Per
rang is manager IL now completed.
and ready for the fixtures. The store
looks very nicely inside md is we'll
worth q visit An electic fan will
ho put mp in few days. The oven
is almost finished and IL the finest
one in this part OF the country The
place is to he first class in all It's ap
pointmen,s. and WIN be called the New
York bakery
Horace Clnpp. one OF the carpen-
iors employed Mt the cold storage
building fell eight or ten feet yester-
day while ~ his work. sustaining
some painful injuries He slipped
backward rnd In trying to save him
sclt threw out his arms. both oi which
were bruised and srrained Mr. Clapp
~ heavy man and the fall shook him
NJ badly He IL keeping his bed to-
iRy aud SAYS that he feels the effects
NJ his fall more than he did ycster-
day
Judge iIous says that he had very
fine trip to Rico this week On Mon
lny he went through to Telluride.
where he spent the night with
friend which occasion he enjoved
very much. meeting many friends and
old acuualntanccs Returning to Rico
the next morning. he attended the Ma
annic association meeting Mt its ses-
sion and the reception In the after.
noon. where he listened to two very
1ne addresses one by Mr. Adams of
Rico the other by Mr. Hogg Of Tel.
luride. He returned to Durango yes
tcrday having had delightful time
during the whole trip
A NJ Moore returned this morning
to Hermosa. where he Ia superintend-
ing the painting and giazIng OF n hot
house. which is being erected by Ed
gnr and A ] buchanan. half mile
above Hcrmosa II is n strictly mod
orn plant shipped directly from the
east and the finest in this country.
Some idea Of It's size and complete.
pcss may be gained from the fact that
u required over three thousand square
feet of glass for the roof. Painters
have been engaged on the work for
the past six weeks, and will finish
about Angus, nrst Goodman Paint e.
Wall Paper company have the con
tract
Eight Young men from Harvard col.
lcge came IN on the eastern last
night and Joined Mr. Charles White.
their professor in mining They were
Mcssrs. Cox, Rossiter, Forsman.
| CLARK. Eichorn, Baumgarten, Gehring
and Somcrs Most OF the Young men
are from the east, Mr., Baumgarten
being the western man from st.
| Louis. As soon as they had finished
ihoir examinations. they prepared for
their western trip. starting immediate
ly after the exercises OF class day.
| which was last Friday, They spent
the might In town and started out to-
day for the mountains. where they
will spend the summer camping and
prospecting, but chiefly engaged In
geological work.
John Butler. who has received treat
ment at Mercy hospital the past -four
OF Ave weeks, died yesterday after,
noon at o'clock. Mr. Buffers health
has been very delicate for some time
He waE ri years OF age and leaves
a wife who Is In comfortable clrcum-
stances. NJ. ", Butler, brother OF the
deceased, and wife. John Carver. and
old friend. and Miss Katie Eldred and
h"r brother niece and nephew of Mr.
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