Durango semi-weekly herald., 1904-08-11


that of previous years.
Pagosa Times: Wash Patrick came
over from Durango Tuesday with 90.
900 fish which were placed In the San
Juan river above town. There will be
several hundred thousand placed In
the streams of the country this sea
son, which will make this section bet
ter as n fishing attraction than ever
before.
Mancos Tribune: w. T Patrick of
the Durango State Fish Hatchery
brought over 10000 small rainbow
trout for uhe Bauer lake this week.
The fishing in that lake will be great
in few years.
From Tuesdays Daily.
II. Rachofsky was a passenger for
New York this morning on purchas-
ing trip for the Famous.
This Is the season of the year when
fly lights on a bald head and stays
there-until killed We know.
Mr.. and Mrs e. II. Hampton, ac-
companied by Miss Belle Fulcher left
this morning for Denver on pleasure
trip.
The Denver g. Rio Grande Is GER
tainiy out OF luck II viii tske few
dimes to pay the loss of the wreck at
Eden
John Bader of Mancos left this
morning for visit to the Worlds Fair
and to see his folks. who live a short
distance from st. Louis.
Mrs. j. A. Dunham and son, Howard
Mo. their old home Howard is one
of the Herald carriers.
There is more show to win money
by placing 1t on the high card than
betting II on nine ball players. And
The agony is not drawn out.
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"i D. b'ol5t N. hdyHipuu anu chii
iren returned last evening from
spending Sunday at Silyerton and yes.
terday with Mrs. Hand at Hermosa.
II, d. Abrams of Monte Vista ar
rived on the eastern last night and
left for Aztec this morning. MIR. Alb
rams is interested in real estate there
Mrs. j NJ Han and children OF
Rico returned last night from Silver
on. where they have been visiting
friends, and continued on home this
morning.
Billy Crowley's barn on Florida
mesa was struck by lightning Sunday
and burned down. About five tons OF
hay were consumed Nothing was saw
ed except buggy.
Pat O'Donnell of the Montezuma
valley is putting in few days in the
city.
o. S. Galbreath wired friends from
Florence yesterday that he was at
tending the big pow-wow OF Red Men
there.
MIR. and Mrs. c. C. Caperton de.
parted this morning for Breckenridge,
where they will make their home, Mr.
Caperton having good position at
one of the mines there.
Mr.. and Mrs. Suphus Rassmusson
left this morning for Freeman, Neb,,
where they expect 10 locate. MIR. Ras-
musson is a timer and has been en-
ployed by Stubbs a Jakway
Henry Berri will go to St Louis
from the X. +. meeting and thence to
the old home at Lodi. Wis, where he
will put in day or TWO, being alb
sent from Durango two weeks.
Durangoites have been liberal pa.
irons oil baseball excursions to Sill
yerton. The crowd sent up Sunday To
witness two San Juan county clubs
play ball was certainly generous.
Curley Knight had cousin in Pu
eble named Ed Knight, and as that
name was published in the list OF
chose killed in the wreck there is rea
son TO believe it was Curley's cousin
A heavy shower above Animas city
yesterday afternoon brought down an
other lot of mud and boulders on the
railroad track. and the mixed train
from Silverton due at did not get
in until 8.
Alton b. Parker is starting out in
the presidential race with the money
power behind him but he will land
in about the same boat as Pitcher
Parker of the Gold hings-beaten
; to /.
Mrs. Anna Barth of this city was
yesterday elected Great Pocahontas
Tor the state of Colorado at the an
nual meeting now in session at Flor
ence. Quite compliment, but de
served one.
IA n H.Nr