Durango semi-weekly herald., 1903-05-25
From Thursdays Daily:

section director, DenFer, Ioio
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From Thursdays Daily;
Joe Terry was a Silverton passen-
ger enroute TO Denver this morning.
William Bacon is down from the La
Platas. where he has been putting in
steady time.
DR.. Morrison says everything is
moving along nicely in his section of
Pine river.
H. V. Ausburne of Mancos spent the
night in the city, returning home
this morning.
Howard Charlton and wife drove in
from the ranch yesterday. They will
remain until the storm is over.
VIII Terry returned to Silyerton
last evening after spending few
days In this city.
r. W. Hollis came down from Sill
verton this morning enroute to New
York on three weeks trip
The trial OF the boy. Alfred Lutte.
has been get for next Monday. The
lad is accused of burglary.
Harry Ware left this morning for
h. Iua
now. as Harry says he is going to set
tie 1t.
L. C. Jakway left this morning on
business trip to Telluride. He left
an order to have his arctics and leg
gings forwarded.
Assessor Hopkins and assistant.
Miss De Layergne, are rushed with
work today finishing scheduling prop
erty OF late comers.
George Slough was a Denver bound
passenger this morning where he
will spend a week or ten days with
the wife and Riva,
l. A. Smith. editor of tho Pagosa
Springs Times, is in the city accom-
panied by his wife. They are stop
ping at the Strater.
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A. c. Van Cott came In from Colo
RADIO Springs last evening to renew
acquaintance and look after ditch
and other interests.
Mr.. Williams. late mechanical engi-
neer of the North Star mine, Silver
ton. passed through to Denver this
morning.
A. ID. Leiner is down from the Du-
range Girl. Says eleven inches OF
snow fell there the first OF the week.
and is satisfied 1t is showing hard in
the hills today.
Just as soon as the Denver labor
troubles are adjusted Durango will
take on new life. Those who toll are
satisfied with this neck OF the woods
that is, the real toiiers. Those who
| manipulate may not be.
Charlie Mcconnell is expecting the
any day--or at least within the next
ten or fifteen feet. The vein Will be
cut at depth of 400 feet and we sin
cerely trust that the surface indica-
lions will be fully verified,
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S. H. Elkins. brother OF Senator
Steve. and j. H. Vaughn. territorial
treasurer of New Mexico, arrived
from Santa Fe last evening spending
the night at the Strater They con
tinued to Silverton this morning,
where Mr.. Elkins has mining inter
ests.
A New York woman writes The
Herald that she will send us two let
ters a week instructing women how
they esD make their own hats. All
she wants out of II Is 50 dollars a
week for three months. She must
think we are easy. as 1t is addressed
to the editor for personal acceptance.
S. w. Raymond returned last even
ing from trip through San Juan
county. ne reports AZleC ana Il dTHl-
ingtoh IN good shape and prospects
for fine fruit crop The recent cold
spell resulted in no damage and un
less something unforeseen happens
everyone engaged in farming and
ranching to the south of us will have
money this fall.
James z. Titteman, a farmer of Sar-
atoga county, New York, has ap-
peaed from the verdict of $4,000 OBJ
tained by young woman for breach
OF promise. In the original, case the
plaintiff who is a methodical person,
testified that the defendant had court
ed her for fourteen years and had
kissed her l,235 times. That agricul-
turalIst deserved what he got. for us
ing his opportunities with such ex-
treme and ridiculous moderation.
George Goodman left this morning
for Arboles with casket for William
Yule, who was drowned day before
yesterday in the San Juan river. The
remains will be brought to Durango
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