Durango semi-weekly herald., 1903-06-11

over 10 treasurer Patterson was in
excess of S3l 900.
From Wednesdays Daily:
George Logan returned from Denver
last evening.
Aaron Rachofsky journeyed to Sill
verton this morning
joe Freed, Jr., is doing business in
the city today. Says summer pros
poets are good.
w. y, Kinney passed through to
Silverton last evening from Denver
where he put in several days.
Miss Irene Baker is evidently en-
joying herself with Mr.. and Mrs. Op-
dyke at Needleton.
Sandy" Anderson returned to Sill
verton yesterday after attending to
business In this city.
Percy s. Rider is with us again for
u uaSi hiIiNihb liohh hlCO Idst EVEN
ing. Likes our company-that is
some of us.
Sam Grossman, who has been with
Morris Click for some time. left on
the morning train for Ohio, where he
viii remain.
Ma ha1
Fino. where he is engaged in bust.
ness. He says rain and snow has
kept the camp back but expects live
ly sumner.
ID. j. Hambelton, who spent the win
Plata City, where he has opened an
assay office. Mr.. Hambeton was in
the city after supplies today.
o
Silverton ball club will visit Duran
go the coming Sunday instead of Il
week from Sunday, as announced the
other day. The game will be called
early. 2:3O, In order to allow the visi-
tors to return home on the evening
train.
r. NJ. Johnson, connected with the
Telegraph. left this morning for Den
yer. accompanied by his wife and ba-
bies, The latter will continue to To-
peka, Kan, where they will visit rela-
tives on both sides of the house for
several weeks.
County treasurer will no doubt be
busy the next few days receiving tax
tween the 10th and 18th of June.
While the first half become delinquent
the first OF March, those who pay In
full by the 18th of June escape penal
ty.
Fred and Adolph Helmboldt came
down from Silverton this morning
Fred is enroute to Boston where he
will probably put in mcst of the sum.
mer. while Adolph only goes to Den.
YER The first named is engaged in
business at Silverton and the latter at
Eureka.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. &. McGir are guests
of Mr.. and Mrs. Ross McGir, having
arrived last evening from a three
months visit to the old home In Can
ada. After visiting day or two and
| the brothers compare notes on chang
es in the native land. A. C. and wife
usfIl n tbntr hama nt n
| Springs.
Mrs. Bertha Snyder returns to hei
| ranch near Red Rock on Pine river
this afternoon, after spending a few
days in the city. Mrs. Snyder is be
coming quite ''rancher" She has
| five acres In wheat and will have ter
or twelve in oats, but "spuds" will bs
her long suit. having seven acres
| planted.
Two congenlal spirits. DR.. w II. C
morning train for a six weeks tour o
| California, with SIDE trip to thu
| Sandwich Islands. They go for pleas
ure and recreation and we have ever.
reason to believe that they will hav'
both. We only wish 1: was possible
to be with them.
Byron. son of Mr.. and Mrs. c. c
Eddy, and John Frankhauser, who ha
been employed at Snyder T. Buskirk'
for some time. departed this morning
for California where they Will sojour
for an unlimited time. The altitud
is too much for Byron whose nerve
have been seriously affected. Nj
Frankhauser will return later. Th
Herald trusts both young men will b