Durango semi-weekly herald., 1903-12-31

ture trouble by seeing that the arti-
cles are registered. Mr. Wilson was
assisted in the work by Deputy John
of this city.
From Wednesdays Daily.
c. B. Kelley. the Mancos liyeryman.
spent the night in the city.
Jack Hurley and sister returned last
evening after a visit to friends in 9th
er portions of the state.
A. Rex Moullette returned to Pa
gosa Springs this morning. having
won his case before Judge Russell.
County Commissioner Schroeder
came in from Bayfield, last evening TO
attend the session of the board today.
Vic McGir, who came over from Pa
gosa Springs Monday evening, will re-
main day or two. He likes good
town
The Telluride journal reports Thorn
as Fl. Kelley of Telluride as having
been engaged to take charge of the
May Day,
Judge j. H Terry and wife are at
the Strater, arriving from Eureka last
evening. The judge reports usual pro-
gress on the Sunnyside
Thomas NJ. Trlppe, the well known
~
down from Silverton this morning en-
route to Denver Tor a few Lays.
Joe Smith and wife stopped over
night enroute to Navajo Springs.
Must be something doing over there
the way the warriors are congregating.
AL. Pace returned to Bayfield, this
morning. AL. has been doing lot
of rustling the past summer and we
are glad to know that all is panning
out we'll
Alex. Bausman returned to Silverton
last evening. He left his bride who
will remain a week or ten days before
joining her husband in their future
Silverton home.
The Herald reporter observed one
man purchase three tickets for the
Firemens' dance tomorrow evening.
Said he thought the boys should be
literally patronized.
Lumberton is scheduled to pull off
a mill New Years eve between En-
nett NJ. Broone of Monero, and j. II.
Allen of Ouray. The winner takes S5
per cent of the gate receipts.
Mr.. ]. C. Wynn, who has been in the
Alpine district, near Leadvine, since
last spring and who came to Durango
to spend Christmas with the family,
returned to his work this morning
One of ,.ie unique features of the
Firemens dance tomorrow evening
will be that after 12 O'Clock 1t will be
leap year and the management has
decided to have the ladies' select part
ners the rest of the evening
New Years night will witness
grand ball at Trimble Springs partlci-
pated in by the valley people and
those from Durango who desire a
good time. There will be good music
and plenty to eat and drink.
Messrs. lockwood G. Perkins Will
move in their new office in the West
the first of the month. When
workmen get through they will have
elegant quarters ~and be prepared for
all kinds of business.
There was considerable interest
about town last night In the Corbett-
Hanlon fight. and several hundred dol
lars changed hands at from to 10 to
2 to l. About the eighth round it did
not look as rosy for Corbett as his
friends desired and many would have
hedged had an opportunity been of
fered.
Col, B. B. Calvin, on the governors
staff. was a passenger from Silverton
to Denver this morning. where he Will
don his uniform New Years day and
assist Governor Peabody in receiving.
The colonel expects to be absent
couple of weeks, returning about the
18th of January. Along the first of
February he contemplates another
trip-possibly Wallace. Tex.
The colonel will tell you all about the
place on application.
Joseph e. Lines and Miss Bessie
Wallace, both of Hermosa, were mar
lied at 2:30 this afternoon at the res
dence of Rev. o. b. Sarber. The
,room'is young man OF splendid hab-
is and attainments while the bride
,as long been the flower of the Upper
Animas, being a daughter of Mrs j.