Durango semi-weekly herald., 1903-06-29
T.. c. Condit passed through 10 Sill
verton last evening from Denver.

Mrs. Edgar r. Downs entertained
few friends informally last evening
Editor Blakelx went over to Mancos
this morning 10 look after his paper
and take in the circus.
Dave Ramsay is entertaining Mr..
John Gray OF Victor. who arrived
couple of days ago.
]. l.. Williams is with us for day
or two again. coming down from the
La Platas last evening.
Mr. and Mrs. McAtee returned last
evening from trip which included
all points along the Southern.
.
Joe Rachofsky left this morning on
short visit. probably taking in Cen
trail City before returning.
Oscar Woodruff, who has been at
the Buckley mill for some time past,
left this morning for Pennsylvania.
Mrs. ]. P. Airy is still in precari-
ious condition. although husband and
friends are wishing for the best.
Trout fishing will commence in fair
shape about July 4th, as water in sew
| eral small streams is going down quite
rapidly.
DR.. Grant Morris left on the morn
| ing train for Denver to see the wife
and baby and also attend the dental
convention which. meets the coming
week.
The starting of the Neglected mill
means increased number of men al
both mine and mill And thus the
good work goes on.
Coe Franklin spent portion OF yes
terday and last night with the wife
and baby, pulling out bright and early
this morning for the Neglected mine
where he is kept pretty busy these
days.
Tom Hamor is down from the lake.
above lockwood He says trout are
rising to flies at the present time
There are fine camping facilities. ant
charges for fishing in the lakes ar,
reasonable.
Tom Gentry is at deaths door, hav
ing been given up by the attendin,
physicians. He is at Mercy hospital
where he has been several days
Heart trouble has been an affection
which has given Tom much trouble
of late years.
The Catholic school had very enter
! tanning and interesting exercises las
: evening. it being the end of the tern
of school, All who took part did grea
credit to the teachers and Shove
themselves capable of good work.
, Dominick Borgias left the city rathe
| unceremoniously over the Southei
: this morning, causing his wife I
swear out criminal warrant askin
for his arrest and return to the cit!
| and it is likely he will be with II
) again tomorrow or next day.
} j. w. Morgan left for Denver thi
morning to attend the races. Pola
Wilkes is entered for the 2:11 pac
July 1st. and as he is getting in shape
! over his lameness, something good
expected. Arrowpene is also deve
oping into a good stopper, havin
, made mile at Colorado Springs /
2:17.
Sol Schwayder, who returned fror
the Orc Fino district last evening i
company with II. Rachofsky, says it
going to make a big record this sei
son. Much life already prevails an
! the hills Will swarm with men befor
: the end of next month. The Famou
l people have quite number of claim
in which they are Interested.
AT special meeting of the stool
: holder of the Boston Coal & Fuel con
: pany, held at the offices of the con
2 pany in this city yesterday, the bon
issue was carried by majority vot
: of 273.959 shares out of a total {
100000 sares. This means the raj
ing of the necessary money to G
= ahead with contemplated improv'
S ments of the management.
t Judge Adair Wilson arrived frol
S Denver last evening to spend fe
S days in this city. He is accompanie
. by his daughter, Miss Marguerite an
Miss Ada Burke of Denver. They ar
}, located at the Strater. The judge
| just as welcome as plain every da
h, citizen, as when a member of tn
5 court of appeals. Office makes no Ii
A ference with some men.
. man by the name of Harri
y working for Chitwood last summer u
J. the valley, came to town yesterda
: Last evening he was drinking SON
and probably displayed the hidin
place of a roll of bills-in his We:
r pocket-to some candidate for tn
f.. pen. At any rate as he left one {
a the resorts last evening he was fo
:, lowed, and when he reached the raj
road track was sandbagged and relic
ed of $40 Harris says he did not los