Durango semi-weekly herald., 1904-06-09

Z. l.. Young was passenger Tor
slyerton last evening.
S. W. Carpenter was In from Man
COS ana stayed over night
Miss Ella schafranka left for her
home at Edith this morning.
Mrs. Elizabeth Harper departed tlO
morning ior her ST. Louis visit.
Miss Huda Euge has been engaged
for the Hermos8 school next winter.
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Treasurer Patterson reports taxes
coming 10 pretty lively these days.
one firm today paid sS,3lS.
w s. Weightman returned this
morning from short business trip TO
Snyerton, having gone up Monday.
Mrs. VI. J. WicKln, who has been
spending few weeks at Vallejo. LETT
for her home in Denver this morning.
d u LDlng was a passenger for
sau Lake City this morning. going to
take "a position as bookkeeper a. Il
sme-ter.
The automobile pulled out for Pa
gosa Springs this morning. After a
short stay there-it will 80 on to Den
YER
The curtain goes un promptly at
$50 whether there - anybody in the
opera house or not II you want to
see It ali, be on time
Murray Mcneil general inspector
of the Colorado Telephone company
came in last might from a trip to Az
lec and Pennington.
Miss Kraft returned last evening
rom her visit to Ourny, aud will re
umc her duties at The telephone OF
| ice in day or two.
It. ia with great pleasure we state
h1t drinking fountains seem about 10
lmlteualize us win be seen by refer.
7uce 10 the council proceedings.
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Let our people lahoriug element
mI cfpunu jc-puI together Tor
muI mi benefit. Labor aud capital
must pull together or both sides get
be worst OF IT,
Mrs u Wuta. has arrived with
her little som and with her husband
s comfortably located jn the house
Recently vacated uy c. w. Tage MIR.
! N5lfnr- is fhe linotype operator at
lhe Telegraph
Tor Folsom is having a crossing lail
af n1gtpue from his new building
1rross Doe street This is done at his
own egp"u-a and is for the accommu,
dauon of those who viii occupy the
building
The interior of The Folsom building
Is attracting much attention, and
great lclI ut favorable comment Tn.
rooms arc the pretrcst and best
equipped OF any business house in
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II Is said the Southern carricdsN
number of mon ont OF Telluride in the
direction of Durango yesterday, who .
left oil their own accord to avoid trou-
BILE. which was feared would soon
brcak out Some of the men stopped
at sawmIlI camps and will work there
! until conditions are settled.
Mr.. and Mrs. p. S. Rider were ar
rivals from Rico last evening. Mrs.
! Rider Will remain here a few weeks.
( and Mr.. Rider viii return to Rico to-
morrow. He says things at Rico are
! beginning to look better a number
of mining companies are taking hold
| OF old properties and a general revival
| is expected A company OF Chicago
men have acquired control OF the Pro
fatria group Of claims, also a 1OO-ton
lead zinc mill, and expect to d>e,, great
deal OF work this season. "
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Under Sheriff Thompson arrested a
'much-wanted criminal yesterday. His
name is Alex. Vischeiberger. He is
wanted at Cheyenne Oklahoma, being
| charged with assault with intent to
| Kill He is said TO have served time
In Canon City. He-was arrested at a
/ sheep camp on Cherry Creek. a branch
of the La Plata. He was wording
there as herder, and Mr.. Thompson
| hearing of his whereabouts went out
and found him. Vischelberger hap
pened 10 be out that day without his
gun, or it i5 likely there would have
| been some shooting. He said it was
/ the figst time ia month he had left
/ his gun Iu camp He told Mr.. Thomp-
son That in pscauiur from iall in Chey-
| enne he got away while eight men
We're flung at him. News Of the ar
rest has been wired the sherin at
Cheyenne who is expected to arLGl
soon to take the prisoner away.V
/ The best sign of a shows popular
iiy Is the manner in which it is re-
/ ccived. The reception accorded The
/ Sidewalks OF New York" last night
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