Durango semi-weekly herald., 1904-11-17
From Mondays Daily.

From Mondays Daily.
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John Harper came in Saturday
night from Santa Fe.
J. A. Porter was an arrival from
Denver Saturday evening.
c. c. Koenecker of Silvorton is
down on mining business.
Chauncy Morgan and wife spent
Sunday at Trimble Springs.
]. Fl. McDevitt was a passenger for
Pagosa Springs this morning.
Mrs. Frank Gallotti was a passen-
ger for Pagosa Springs this morning.
Miss Anna Lewis. one of the tele-
phone girls, is seriously i'll. threat
ened with typhoid.
Mrs. NJ. e. Armstrong, of Mancos.
is visiting with Mr.. and Mrs. Jacob
Fritz.
Gilbert Bros. and Billy Gill are put
ting their saloon fixtures in place in
the new Ambold building
The car barn is being enlarged to
make room for the new street cars
which are soon to arrive.
girl baby came TO gladden. the
home Of MIR. and Mrs. Fred Gordon
at La Plata City, last Friday
W. C. Kincaid came In Saturday
night to look over the fish hatchery,
He went out for Denver this morning.
w II Andrews, Republican, wts
elected delegate to congress from New
Mexico by plurality of over 5000.
Election is not over yet down nj
Pennington. The candidates are
still calling each other horsethieves.
Three more surveyors came In
from Denver last night to reinfoce
one of the corps working south OF
here.
All arrangements are made for the
Guild Dance to be given Friday night
November 18th. and fine time is
promised all who attend.
II. H. johnson. Indian agent AT
Dulce. returned home yesterday
morning. having spent couple OF
days In town on business.
Joe Ties has returned from n trip
to Silverton. where he took orders
for several suits and met many of his
old friends OF former davs.
Mrs. w. T. Darlington and her
daughter. Mrs. Stoltsheimer. depart
ed this morning for Eisinore. Cal
where they intend spending the win
ter.
s. Burnsides leaves tomorrow morn.
ing for California He was taken
with stroke of paralysis about three
weeks ago, but has improved consid-
erably and is able to be about now
Mr.. and Mrs McNeely of the Pal
ace hotel returned Saturday evening
from Denver, where Mr. McNeely put
in about three weeks Mrs. Nc.
Neely was gone from home about a
week.
Larry Finch. sheep man of Horse
fly mesa in Montrose county, Is
spending day or two in the city,
stopping at the Inter-ocean. He says
Montrose is booming and there Is not
vacant house in the town.
Mercy hospital desires donations OF
odd dishes. old linens. jellies, fruit.
turkeys and vegetables. Any one hav.
ing any of these things and wishing
to donate to the sick. may leave
same at the hospital. where they will
be thankfully received
The official count was commenced
today and the doubtful ones were
counted first. MIR, Hoods majority
was found to be 49, Mrs. Pulford's
TO- Mr., Coston's As, and DIR. Lackey's
30. Mr.. Eddy announced II would take
about two days to complete the count
The lecture on Jerusalem, delivered
at the Methodist church yesterday
afternoon, was listened to bv crowd
ed house. The lecture was intensely
interesting. especially for Bible stu
dents and members OF the Sunday
schools. Mrs, Walker had brought ar.
ticles OF clothing worn by the natives
with her. as well as a great variety
of curios. These were used to illus
trate the lecture