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

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Ophir Consolidated Mines. came down
from Silyertou last night and left this
morning Tor Ophir
William nuthey and Warren Bllnn of
Rocky Ford went tu Vallejo this morn
ing. They have extensive interests In
that new agricultural section.
Miss Muth, teacher of music and
drawing IN the Durango schools. de
parted yesterday morning for a visit
to her home in Topeka Kan. She will
return in time to resume her school
duties.
H. T Henderson and family and C
l.. Young with his mother and sister
Miss Alva returned this morning from
! short visit to Trlmble Springs. MIR
md Mrs Pearson. who completed the
party, remained for another day.
The $50 round trip rate to st Louis
is good enough for any one, and no
better way OF making money than be
1r denied Pullman privileges.
week 10 ten days Is long enough for
any one in 81. Louis.
Jim Bennett, J. w Buckley and
Glen Russell went out to Pueblo yes
tcrday morning as delegates to the
itate Democratic convention c. T
Morgan and Frank Rivers went this
morning. They were to be Joined at
lgnacio by H. r Brindlo of Bayfield,.
Charley Mcconnell says he was
given a dish of strawberries by A. w.
Springer while enroute to Farming
ION Saturday. Durango should receive
| consignmonts of the Farmlngton Der.
ries this week.
The ball game between the Durango
High School boys and the Indians at
Fort Lewis this afternoon resulted in
a victory for the Indians by a score
nf . to s. Both sides played the best
game that they have yet played
together. A small crowd went from
Durango to witness the game.
Miss Jessie Nolan and Mrs. Nora
| Phillips. daughter and sister respect
ively of Ed Nolan. proprietor OF the
trading store at Navajo Springs, came
In last evening and went out on the
Southern this morning for visit with
Mr. Nolan. Mrs. Phillips lives in Chi.
cago. and Miss Nolan has been there
the last year going to school.
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The following delegation OF Demo
Gratis stopped in the city Saturday and
continued ON to Pueblo Sunday morn
ing: Henry Bauer and Dick Oxford
of Mancos James Giles and Miss Lola
Wilson Of Cortez and r II AlSens OF
Dolores. Mrs James Frink and Ed
itor Atisburn Of Mancos will take in
the convention as spectators
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Tom Anncar passed through from
| Silvertun this morning hs a delegate
10 the Democratic state convention at
Pueblo lie thinks the trusts have got
TO be regulated, and believes Hearst
is the man to do IT.. Hearst Is surely
making a good start toward regulat-
Ing the newspaper trust. and is fixing
It 50 the other fellow viii have no
earthly show.
Mrs. Lena Carr, who has been one
Of the popular teachers in Silyerton
the past few years. passed through 10
Denver this morning. where she will
spend couple of months. being ac
companled by Miss Gertrude Upton
another teacher who returns East AT
ter three years Of school work In Sll
yerlon. Mrs Carr has been elected
as one Of the Durango teachers. alsC
by the Silyerton board. indicating that
her standing Is excellent Acceptance
of one Will probably be handed in dur
ing the coming week.
]. H. Abbott OF New York City was
an arrival Saturday. having come tc
take position with the Famous. Tn,
Famous considers itself fortunate in
securing the services OF Mr., Abbott. a,
he stands pre.emlnently at the head
Of The clothing business, and knows Il
from A to u, having made that branch
a particular study. Mr.. Abbott has
readily sized up the situation In Du
range, and the demands and whims oI
the trade Will be more closely looked
after at the big store than ever before
Messrs. Mcconnell and Carlson pull
ed into Durango from the return triI
to Pennington at Just quarter pas
nine Saturday night, making the roun'
} trip in just trilo less than IL hours