Durango semi-weekly herald., 1903-06-08
Commissioner Schroeder returns to
Bayfield, in the morning.


Percy Rider is over from Rico to
spend the Sabbath with his family.
Hon. J. A. Porter will arrive from
Denver on this evenings belated
train.
C. C. Graham has been appointed
superintendent of the Emerald Lakes
hatchery and will take charge at once.
Polar Wilkes was one of the horses
entered for Trinidad races yesterday.
So far no word has been received as to
outcome.
Superintendent and Mrs. Downs and
a number of others will leave the first
Of the week for visit to the Mancos
cliff ruins.
Vint Rodgers failed to get away yes
ierday morning as noted. He will
spend the Sabbath with the folks at
home, leaving for Telluride Monday
nornng.
Mllicent White arrives from Salt
Lake this evening, where she has
been attending school the past winter,
She will spend the summer vacation
with her parents.
Mrs. E. o. Price and her sister Miss
De La vergne will entertain their
friends at their home at Brookside on
Fht,r Inxr C-t, ,S
next week with an informal tea.
Miss Minnie White went to Hesper-
IS this morning to spend few days
with Mrs. Davis. Grandpa Billie"
says the babes will follow iu the
morning.
Dale" Schofeld has purchased the
Casad interest in the Antlers. and will
be associated with Mr.. Straub in run.
ling the place. Dale" is well known
and will add to the popularity of the
place.
The flying auto which left Farming
ion yesterday noon, arrived at Aztec
late last evening. leaving the latter
place for Durango shortly after nine
his morning. The Herald will not an
icipate its arrival here,
o. S. Galbreath returned last even
ing from Denver, where he has been
the past ten days. He was accompa-
MED by H. NJ. Andrew, formerly of the
Cripple Creek Press, who is looking
around this section
Three denizens of the tenderlou
district engaged in a fight early this
| morning. Judge HouX Strengthened
them out with the usual fines. Ii
there were not occasional outbreaks
there would be no use for officers. -
PostofIice Inspector Smithers re-
turned last evening from Aztec, Farm.
ington and La Plata, where he inspect
ed the offices. This morning he left
or Antonito and will go to New Mex
leo.
H. c. King. one of the standby far
mers and fruit growers OF San Juan
county. spent the night In the city.
tending the commencement exercises
of the High school, his daughter, Miss
Ella King, being one of the graduates.
w. B. Kirby brought down from La
La Plata this week samples of ore
that lessees are taking from the Lit
tie Kate Some of the ore they are
now sacking will run $4,000 gold per
ton, while it is the belief that none OF
it viii run less than 5000, says the
Mancos Times.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frankengsuer and two
boys left this morning for Trinidad,
where they join husband and father.
The boys have been attending school
during the winter, coming here from
Edith last fall. The family will prob.
ably reside at Trinidad in the future.
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Jeweler Hahn will occupy q fFoAt
seat at the ball game tomorrow, and
being accompanied by 8, W, Raymond
who cares about AZ much for a ball
game as some people do about mos.
quitoes. However one will watch the
other. and both will swear to giving
close attention to the fine plays.
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Mr.. C. C. Graham and bride arrived
last night from Idaho Falls, Idaho,
where they were married week ago
Wednesday. The lady, Miss Stella
Hendricks, formerly resided in the
Animas valley, but with her parents
went to Idaho last fall. Many friends
will join The Herald in extending best
wishes to Mr.. and Mrs. Graham, who
will soon take up their residence for
the summer at Emerald Lakes.
Mrs. Kracliilo. wife of Mr.. Jack
krackilo of Telluride, one of the lead
ing mining men that place. came down
to Durango the first of the week TO be
operated on by DR.. 0chsner for
chronic ailment that has made her
an invald'for several years. The OPP
GRAFTON was performed at the hospi-
tai Tuesday morning, and although
long and severe one. the patient pass
cd thrpuph IN Ual nd 10 hA