Durango semi-weekly herald., 1904-04-28

u. ". hlnney Is returning from AZ
tee. n NJ. 10 pasture his cattle near
Cascade for the summer
Rev w. E. Collett, formerly of this |
city, win I'LL the pulpit at the NJ lG
church the coming Sunday.
o.
John G. Hampton Is in from Rocl, |
wood, where he returns today TO look |
after cattle for the summer months
Remember Sanford Dodge will hold |
The boards at the opera house this |
evening. The Herald can cheerfully |
recommend him.
Frank Robbins says he is not going |
to build an opera house. auditorium |
four-story hotel nor skyscraper bust
ness block. It is Just talk
lack McHenry came down from |
Lighrner creek and will lose no time
in getting in the midst of the excite
ment around ORC Fino.
Rev. Lane. the Baptist revivalist,
departed for home this morning after
spending week in our city, holding
n series of revival meetings.
b. p. Ritter returned last evening
from Orc Fino. where he went on Sat
urday to investigate the reported
strike of fabulously rich ore in the
Londonderry.
Billy Moreland, the cigar man, and
his wife were outgoing passengers
yesterday morning, Mr. Moreland hay
ing done some effective advertising
here for his goods.
Robert Lange of Bayfield, left ON the
morning train for the worlds fair
opening He will go east for short
time and between the fair and the
east Will be absent several months
Herman Berndt filed his candidacy
for school director Saturday night and
the two candidates, Wlngate and
Berndt, Will be the only ones before
the voters for election week from
today.
S. w. Raymond returned last even
Ing from Silverton where he put in
several days He reports a promising
outlook for the summer. Many prop
critics Will resume operations and the
oldtime activity is assured.
II, S. King and wife of Albuquerque
Ia, ,h. ,f,
They have some ranch property in
view down in San Juan county, n. NJ. |
and are bent on locating where every. |
body is well.lo-do and the poor is an
unknown quantity
The school bonds of the Animas City |
district were awarded w T. Sweet OF |
Denver who through f. II Relnhold. |
bid par with premium of $40 The |
First National bank of this city bid |
par and 81 premium while c. T. Nor |
gan bid par with a commission of $50 |
Mrs. j. l.. Russell and daughter |
Mona left yesterday morning for AN |
extended trip TO the worlds fair and |
number of points in Iowa They eN |
pect TO be gone eight or ten months. |
and maybe longer. Thcy were accom- |
panied as far as Denver by Ben Rus
sell.
Rev. and Mrs r. Sanderson left this |
morning over the Southern for Call. |
fornia to attend the general conference |
of the Methodist church Enroute he |
Will stop one day at Grand Junction |
then continue TO Los Angeles. On the |
way home they Will stop a few DAYS
at Salt Lake and again at Grand June |
tion where they have married son |
They will be absent four to hye weeks |
Millard Greene was arrested and |
taken before Judge Pike today on the |
charge of failing to compel his four
children to go to school Mr. Greene
has had no one TO care for his children
and goes to work early In the morning
and continues TN half past 6 at night
and has been unable to see that they
went. Now. however, he has some.
one to look after them and will have
them go.
The Porter Fuel COMPANY this
morning received the first eonsign.
ment of the electric plant to he put In
at Porter. being delicate parts not put
In the freight cars. The balance of
the plant was shipped on the 14th. the
machinery filling Two cars, one weigh.
ing 10000 pounds and the other "a.
900. In the meantime the mines are
working full force. the coke ovens
running fnll time with demand brisk.
Il. c. condit, secretary and mana.
ger OF the Astor Mining company al
Eureka. passed through on his way to
Denver yesterday morning, Ills an
s made for the purpose of buying