Durango semi-weekly herald., 1903-05-25

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From Fridays Daily;
Isaac ~ Covert is in town on bus.
mess
c. 8 Pierce Is in from Bayfield, to.
day
The school children are now In for
| something over three months Of play.
The party for tho Mancos ruins trip
has been deferred antii settled weath.
er
r Il Graham returned last evening
from brief business trip to Tellu
ride.
The Herald is laying aside choice
lot Of comments on Durango marks
manship
Joe Ioffcrnan spent the night in
Durango. Joe says Montczumn coun
ty is making material progress
G. c. Graham came In last evening
from Upper Pine river and Is spend.
ing the day In the city.
Al Bernard came in from Gradcn's
mill yesterday to renew Durango ac
1uainthnce.
Mrs. j C. Nixon departed this
morning for Telluride. 10 Join her hus
band
Frank wride Is in from his home
On Lighlncr. qualifying for school dl
rector and attending to other bust
ness
II you dance and do not make up |
your mind to take In the Eagles next
Wednesday night, you are tossing up |
a good thing
The Herald Is the fayoriie ndvcrtis
ing medium in Durango Tho people |
want paper that gives them the
news without personalities.
Al Kueblor will look after the des
tinies of the Durango bail tosscrs,
ana II they viii only make a half way
record. good backing is guaranteed,
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J A. Gnllaher from Columbus. II
spending several days Ia the city with
his daughter. He says he viii not re
turn to The ranch while the weather IL
so disagrooable.
The dead body OF Thomas Delaney
was picked mp on the Conejos range
yesterday and taken to Alamosa
Judging from an ugly cut in the head
foul play is suspected
No one In the state viii ever be
afraid Of u Durango editor after the
episode OF Monday night The Den
yer News cartoons them as benig una
BILE to hit a hayslack
Durango has been receiving plenty
OF free advertising the past few days
or at least Durango editors. Both
the Republican and News contained
live cartoons last evening. ploturing
the combaiants as they bla9ed away
at each other.
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y G. Chandler. at one time post
master while the ofiice was running
At Porin's Peak. and for some time
knocking about the La Platns looking
after interests. left this morning for
Denver, and viii probably go east
from that point
William sullivan came in from Den
yer last evening to look aftor ranch
interests In the Animas valley. MIR
sullivan viii also continue to Silver
ton and probably resume development
Of his numerous mining claims of that
section
Coe Franklin left this morning for
the ono Fino district TO put in some
time looking after the development
OF mining claims located in the yicin
ity of the Neglected Coe Is rustlor
and II he we're to strike a million dol
lar pay.strcak we'd all get a dlvvy
George Goodman returned from Ar
hoics las, evening with the remains OF
William Yule. and the same are being
omhalmod today A brother of the
dead man is expected to arrive this
evening when final arrangements for
the disposition OF the body will be
made
T. A Kerr is in from his home M
Animas yallcy-Ilo reports Mrs Kerr
as gradually improving since her re-
turn home from Mercy hospital
The Whittier school is beautifully
decorated today and the pupils are
giving n most pleasing entertainment
to parents and friends
John Harper came in last evening
from Cochiti. about 20 miles west of
Santa Fe. where he hns been engaged
the past year in looking after large
irrigatlnR bitches Tor the Indians. one
of the canals requiring 200 feet of tun.
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