Durango semi-weekly herald., 1902-09-08

Miss Kate Real left for her home In
Salt Lake this morning after pleas
ant visit with Mrs. McDermott Of
this city.
a guest Of Mrs. Egan OF this city for
some time. departed this morning for
her home In Denver.
Mss Lena Newman lcf, this morn
ing for Boulder. where she will con
tinue her school course. This is her
first year in the university.
The rich San Juan country IL at.
tracing many eastern people, who are
constantly coming to and going from
these parts. looking after their prop
~ and business interests
Mrs VIII Galbreath and children,
and Miss Maude Galbreath OF this city
left this morning for South Fork. Col
orado. where they viii visit o. s Gal
breath, Jr., for several weeks.
Gus Roberts said that he has never
seen he country between Denver and
Chicago looking as prosperous as the
present time. Farmers are strictly in
Il these days Of good crops aud high
prices.
Mcsara. Fred Field OF Brockton
Mass. A. NJ Sweet OF Norton. Mass.
E. B. charoh and H. Frank Wcthcrlll
of Boston arrived on last evening y
train To look after their interests in
the Boston Coal 4 Fuel company,
Mr.. hnhelr left this morning on an
advertising trip for the Colorado New
Mexico fair He will go first to San
Ia Fn. thence TO creede Ssllda. Grand
Junction. Delta aud Nontrose and
come around by way of ouray, Teliu.
ride and other points.
Mrs Frank IIalford Of Mancos who
/ IN company with her daughter Ruth.
has been in Durango week receiving
/ treatment from Mrs. Davis. returned
1 to her homo this morning Mrs Hal
4 ford says that she came here Grip.
Pile and is much relieved.
/ divorce case waE brought before
\ Judge Pike Tuesday afternoon. the
parties being Rosa Rouse tcolored) ys.
/ Fioscoc Rouse. The man was from
/ California. the woman from Colorado.
| The cause given was llltreaiment and
the verdict granted was In favor Of
the plaintiff
The longest time W II Moore can
get for stealing $4,000 from the city
of Durango making a false entry the
very first day in Office. is ten years.
The law ought to be liberal enough 10
make II one year for every thousand
stolen and life Imprisonment FOR bank
wrcckers with no perdoning power.
In political parties one always finds
it'll. ours around to take advantage
of the morsels that drop from those
who do the real work But this is the
case in every walk OF life. It seems
hard lines occasionally. but he hang
crs.o ON have TO live, we presume hut
II would be 10 better purpose II com
PEELED To do nm honest days work.
Charles Flcck came down las, night
from his mining property at orc Fino
accompanied by John c. CLARK. a well
known mining man OF Rico. who will
spend few days In Durango. Mr.
Fieck looks as pleased IA ever. and
while he keeps all the good news shut
up in his own mind. yet he discloses
enough in hints to make MS believe
that orc f'iuo tx all that It's name i'm.
plies. and that the prospectors up that
way are looking forward confidently
Ia great things in the near future.
= j. o'Bricn OF st Louis, Mo. and
Mr aud Mrs NJ. r Jones OF Chicago
llls. went through Durango Tuesday
evening, en- route to their mines at
Mastodon gulch IN the Eureka dis
trict. Together with Mr., John Il Muir,
phy OF Louisville. Ky. they are the
stockholders of the Sunlight Mining
company and are now making then
annual visit to their property. They
will spend a few days looking over
AiAt ANNhtff hHA i'ANfh w if'hNfi ny
way of the Rio Grande system, and
thence to the east again. Mr.. OBrien
is travelling car agent for the Wabash
Railroad company of st Louis. and
on this trip lis looking for World S
Fair business over his road. which
will ouer Inducements second to mono
for travelling to the great exposition
at St Louis Mr. Jones Is manager
of ,hc Transit House at Chicago. and
also represents the great Union stock
Yards, in which over 600 people are
employed, They are very proud OF
their property at Eureka, and look for
ward to It's becoming in the near fu
tnro one OF the greatest ore producing
districts.
Colonel and Mrs. Miner left ON this
mornings train Tor Leavenworth. Kan.
after long and pleasant stay In Du.
I tango. They came here almost di.
rectly from the Philippines, spending
only eight days In san Francisco and
ten days In LcadVille before arriving
In Durango. They wished TO rest al
ter their long residence in the FAR isl