Durango semi-weekly herald., 1903-08-17
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Durango
Sunday, Aug. I6
2 p. m.
From Fridays Daily:

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Tom Gradcn is down from the saw
mill for Few days
Your choice Of any cigar Saturday
evening, threo-fora quarter
.
Returns of the CorbcitJeffries hghi
received this evening at the Hub bl
round
Don't forget the twoforaquartet
sale at wnjams Saturday evening
from to D.
All t~o-fora-quarter cigars go al
three-for-a-Iuar,or Saturday evening
from to .
W u. Leo went out over the South
crn this morning after spending a day
or two In the city.
Mr. and Mrs Al Pace came In from
bayfield, last evening and are spending
the day In Durango
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Hh ia iiRil llfFlftNh W
day loading up Tor the hopluns a Bni
ley store at that place.
Clarence q. Finch OF the Miner. re-.
turned to silyerion last evening from
n ten days visit to Denver
W. J. Rattle. operating mines In san
Juan county. passed through 10 Den.
yer this morning from Silyorlon.
The oil well is down about 900 feet
and the gas. which was nru struck
at depth of $50 feot, Is increasing.
Matt krumpBnit1iTy came over from
Mancos las, evening to consult Dr A
l.. Davis, the eye specialist lie re
turned home this morning
School in Durango opens Septcm
ber sth Monday, the ia, ia the first
of the week. but owing to iis being la
Dor day. school necessarily opeus one
day late.
II. w, Hansen came In from Denver
last evening accompanied by his vii,
and children. and will make Durango
his home. Cannot well escape old NJ
sociations.
William T. Nailo returned this
morning from SilNorton and from The
pleasant smile he wore II IL assumed
that mining matters are going well
with him.
The Misses Phillips departed foi
their home at Ridgwsy this morning
via the southern. having spent mn on.
soyable two weeks in Durango. tn,
guests OF Mir aud Mrs plckerii
.
X. r. Bouck Of Pennington. who hRs
been spending the past two days in
our city, reports his section In fine
shape. Frni, crop Is going to be good
and other farm products accordingly
.
Drop In n, Jim Callery's this even
Ing and listen TO the returns OF the
Corbett-JefIries' fight which will be-
received by round for the bench, oi
patrons and visitors
o
Mrs Robert Dwyer and two little
sons returned home yesterday from
Pasosa Springs. where they have been
for the past two weeks for the beno
nj OF the baths At that place
Remember the base ball game Sun
day. The famous Murphy" win be In
the box for sllverlon Weather prom
ises to be cool and the biggest crowd
OF the season is expected
There will be band concert nj
Brookside this evening. Additional
seats have been provided and the pub
lie is cordially invited and enjoy the
cool breezes and sweet perfumes ol
the trees while listening to the Wood
man band render choice selections
Miss Leila Moore, friend of Miss
Helen Rodgers. after a visit here OF
two days. journeyed ON to Red Mount
ain this morning. where she viii pay
visit to her uncle, A. l.. Harris Miss
Moore is teacher In one of the
schools In Kansas City.
o
G. l.. Hall, the well known editor OF
Mines and Mining OF Denver. one OF
the best publications OF the kind In
existence. is spending the day In Du.
rango. arriving last evening accom-.
panied by Mrs. Hall, the union being
Of recent date, hence the look OF con
tentedness that rests upon his brow.
Postohice Inspector Fredcricks left
last evening for Red Mountain and on.
ray. and thence to Green Mountain
Fails. where he Will spend short
vacation which will no doubt prove en-
joyabie. as he has been doing time
the hot districts OF New Mex.
co most Of the past two months. The