Durango semi-weekly herald., 1903-08-03

III gong 10 the lAiteT pace came
around by way OF this city. He goes
10 Dolores In the morning returning
10 Dhrango Tor day or TWO later.
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AZ tho meeting OF the Democrats at
the court house last night. the La Pla-
"a county Democratic club perfected
iis organization with membership
Df about 60 Dr. " A. Sedwick was
elected president O. $ Galbreaih vice
president. Glenn 4. Scouion secretary.
and $. g. Wall treasurer Another
meeting is to be held at the court
house next "Wednesday evening
George RaitiReher. a cousin OF ia
rob Fritz. the painter. after spending
Two weeks with his relative here. left
this morning for his home NJ Girard
H. MIR RafhRcber has been taking a
long pleasure trip. having been
ihrough California Washington. ore.
son and Utah. and thinks The section
around Durango Ia about ar nice ar
any country he has seen on his trip
o.
Brother John One of your sub
| scriBcra propounderd conuu-
I lrum which We are unable to answer.
ana We presume you viii be kind
enough tn 10 40. as II VIII please one
NJ yonr patrons n sou have made a
| clear proft OF t2s00 In the eleven
months you have been running and
| The Associated Press dispatches have
boen an You claimed for them. why
| ls II sou drop the report which has 80
materially aided IN building up your
magnificent business
George B Fravort. who II touring
/ The state in the interests Of the agri
cultural exhibit st The ST. Louis OK.
position arrived vln the Southern last
evening In company with Senator
| Copy Mf Fraycrt is visiting the Ami
mas valley today. going as FAR as the
| Buchnni ranch. II ia desired To Sc.
cure AZ least q chr Of fruits, vegetables
and other products from this county
and our people should aid In every
way possible.
The funeral Of Mrs Woodle Decker
took place this afternoon at the First
| VI T. church, Rev Mr. Hawke preach
| Ing The sermon and special choir
singing several hymns There was
large turnout OF friends including
members OF the different orders. l.. o
r. NJ. No. 2. and PoeuhOnIas Circle
who were out in regnlia. showing ,hssi:-
| respect for the dead The services at
the church were impressive as well ms
At the grave In Greenmount. where
many toars were shed as the remains
we're laid TO rest
There was something doing"
late yesterday evening in addition to
he Htahbing ARRAY which resulted In
the death al colpred man About
! I o'clock there was genuine fracns
IN the saloon In Mexican hats. In
which four participants were more or
less pounded MP, the oalaboosc enter.
taining them later. until three of them
lug mp $z5 each ior their appearance
before Judge Houx when he returns
| The remaining member of the pugil-
lists is badly punished and probably
VIII iinger in the cltSs peaceful rest
Ing place until tunurruw Keeping
him company are three others of the
hobo species. having been garnered
by the officials early in the evening
door keys. selling fake iewolry. etc
The lnttor VIII have Justice given
them tomorrow
General Palmer and party left this
| morning with carriages and snddlc
horses for their camping place AT the
Porter ranch ON Pine river. \ cook
and servants. with "a large amount OF
camping cquipnp" had been sent out
nhend, 80 when the party arrive to.
day they viii find everything In read.
mess Tor them. General Palmer IL
one Of the few millionairps who really
enjoy lie ana instead of cuntinu.
ally out for more stocks aud bonds and
worrying over financial schcmes.
every summer he throws care 20 the
winds, takes a few friends and seeks
some quiet retreat In the mountains
whore he can be close 10 nnture's
heart and enjoy life TO It's fullest
mcasur. The members of the party
are: william ! Palmer. Miss Elsie
Palmer. Mise Dorothy Palmer, Miss
Gcraldiue Young Miss Marjory Palm.
cr. l. a Harrison. George B Young
aud Clark Mollen. all OF Colorado
Springs
The funeral of Michael J Cummins
took place tins morning from st Co
lumha's church The remains were
escorted from the residence on Flfth
avenue to the church by large mum
her Of people, trst members OF the
Trades Union. Woodmon OF the
World. knights of St John aud some
thirty odd carriages and rigs The
church was filled to uyernowinR and
the floral offerings were unusually
beautiful. tho handsome casl,ot being
covered The sermon by Father Dul
| fy was "A mnstortul one and has been
he subject of much comment The
Catholic choir with Fred Strntcr ps
urgnnist, sang several appropriate Sc.
! lecliuns u was long line OF cnr
riapcs filled with friends that escorted
The remains to the Catholic portion oi