Durango semi-weekly herald., 1904-06-23

FIT. Worth; T. ID. Cobbs San Antonio;
Howard Templeton, Sulphur Springs;
T. H. Bal, Houston.
From Tuesdays Daily.
c. L. Hall, editor of Mines and Min
ing. passed through on his way from
Slverton TO Denver this morning.
B. n. Freeman returned last even
ing after several weeks absehce in
Denver, st Louis and other places.
Mrs. Mary Finn has bought. the
Rochester Hotel and will take pos
session the lst of July; consideration
$4,000.
Mrs. Ed NJ. Brown and daughter
Edna came up from the sawmill last
night and will spend few days in
town.
Supt. Whittenberger passed through
10 Suverton in his private car last
hight and returned this morning. GO
ing on to Alamosa.
Born-To Mr.. and Mrs. James Sa-
ignn early this morning, a fine nine
pound boy Mr. Satigna is the pro-
Drietor of the new San Juan hotel.
Peter Peterson returned last night
rom Pine river. where he went the
lay before with load of furniture for
W. r, Kirkpatrick summer home.
O.
light shower fell at 7:30 this
morning after which ii cleared-up and
he sun shown bright and warm for
TWO hours after which it was altern-
ttely bright and cloudy till 2 O'Clock,
when heavy shower of short dura-
Ion occurred.
James Cliffords house in Silverton
was destroyed by fire Sunday during
he ball game II was a fine resi-
lence, and the burning quite a loss.
rhe amount of insurance. II any, is
not known.
Miss Katie Moore OF Mancos, Miss
sva Gordon OF Lone Cone, Miss Grace
Ashley. Miss Bertha Case and Miss
Nora Mount of Silverton were arrivals
asst evening to attend the Teachers
Institute.
w. A. Hankey and his sister, Miss
NJ. A. Hankey, went out ON Florida
mesa today. Miss Hankey will re.
..rffh f,-fa faN do
while Mr. Hankey will return and go
20 the hills to resume work on his
claims.
delegation of Red Men will be
At the depot this evening to meet j.
y. Scott OF Sterling. Colo, who comes
o visit the Durango lodge. He will
address the order at Red Men hall this
evening. Mr.. Scott is the Great Sa-
chem.
A. r. Springer who recently dis
posed of his ranch this side of Aztec
will spend month or two at Silver
Ton with his wife, then go east for
couple of months. after which he will
decide in regard to future location and
business pursuit.
Mrs Il. C. Taylor and Mrs. Nellie
Hallford and daughter Ruth of Man
eos stopped over night at the Palace,
and left this morning for Carthage,
Mo Mrs. Taylor, who has not been
back for twelve years, goes to attend
a family reunion, and Mrs. Hallford
goes to visit friends and relatives.
George Goodman. says mining mat
ters are brisk on the ouray side of
the range. The Camp Bird is running
full force and several new buildings
are going up for accommodation OF
men and the treatment of ores The
Barstow is working 80 men, and the
Revenue is starting up with a full
force.
Morlock is buoy marking down
goods for the slaughter sale of furni-
ture. which will be inaugurated on
the morning of the 5th of July. Mr..
Morlocll will make no reservations.
He is not going out OF business. but
he will give the people the same
prices-and better-as he wants TO
add complete new line. Walt and
you will save money.
Ed Schalles was not the only fish
erman who did business on Pine river
and Sunday. Charley Herr
landed four-pounder, and Billy Pick
erill followed very close with three
and half "beaut" The three trout
respectively Is. 10 and 2l
inches in length. Not only this, Mr..
Herr landed n two-and-a.half-pounder.
and the party. several weighing two
pounds. And still the writer has not
had mouthful of trout this spring
The progressive high Ave party
given by the ladies of Pocahontas last
night was largely attended. and
very enjoyable evening was spent.