Durango semi-weekly herald., 1904-12-15
From Wednesdays Daily.
John B. Harper was an arrival
from Santa Fe hast might.

John b. Harper was an arriva
from Santa Fe hast nishs.
4 o-
John Strayer' and sca Gerald. arr
down from La Plata CITY.
Court adjourned. yesterday after
noon until Thursday morning at 10
O'Clock
T. E. Bowman has something In
teresting to say to Herald readers In
this issue
Harry Schrader's establishments Is
running over with good things forSthe
api,,,' "'s.o'lcsi socl.,v
0i building Boyle went
| to ras~- morning to
| spend a few days..
1t showed four inches in Silverton
up till the time the train left this
morning and was still showing.
San Juan county, n. NJ, is receiv-
ing much attention from land inves-
tors and coal land speculators.
Contractor Hoover has fourteen men
al work on the Orc Fino road and is
pushing work as lively as possible.
Mike Moran, who has been confined
to his bed with rheumatism the last
week, is not improving as he should.
W, w Mnupin. late arrival from
Silverton. is the man behind the bar
at the Oxford. while Mike Moran is
laid up.
Under Sheriff Thompson returned
last evening from Canon city. where
he placed Edwin ANYWAY in the peni.
tentiary.
Yes. punish every man engaged in
repeating and election Judges. who
permitted the same the sth of last
month.
The Durango ice man has not worn
his coat nor vest yet this winter
Some people think the mornings are
cold until they see him
w. C.. Woods, of Belle Fourche. S.
D.. was an arrival last night for
visit with his relatives at Pennington
His brother Burt came up to meet
him.
C. S. Runfgraf, of Cripple Creek,
returned last night from Pennington
and left for home this morning. He is
nephew Of Shott Morris and went
TO Pennington TO attend his uncle's
funeral
Mrs. Reese McCloskey and her SIS
ter, Mrs. Mussey, were passengers
for Pagosa Springs this morning.
Mrs. Mussey will continue on to her
home in the East after short stay
in Pagosa
A Cleveland girl has gone crazy
over the Chadwick case. Possibly fig
uring what the woman did with thei
money. In addition to the girl. several
men seem to have also went crazy
when they became her slave
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An Italian fell down a manhole at
the Gold King yesterday and was
brought down on the evening train
and taken to Mercy hospital. His left
leg was broken in two places and he
was otherwise badly bruised and cut
The new chair for the fourth bar
ber at Helms is In place and the
shop is in good trim for taking care
of regular patrons without waiting
and strangers will find four first
class BARRIERS. Drop in and be convinc-
ed ,--t."-
A telepgraphic item is going the
rounds of the Clipping dailies to the
effect that Bryan criticises the Presi-
dents message. And this in the face
Of over two million popular majority
over the candidate boosted by Mr.
Bryan. But the pople have long since
ceased taking the Nebraskan serious
ly.
Judge granville PendeltOn came up
from Aztec last night and departed
for Denver this morning He has
ordered the balance of the lumber for
completing the flume that is to carry
water to 600 acres of ground owned by
himself and parties he represents, and
will soon have the water running on
to the ground. He says there is a food
of inquiries coming into San Juan
county now about the country, and
things never looked brighter for that
section.
Although Vice-President Schlacks
changed the subject when a branch
road of the Denver & Rio Grande to
Pennington was mentioned, 1t is a
fact. nevertheless. that he was ac.
companied to Durango by the chief
engineer of the road, Mr.. Yard. who
left Monday morning for Pennington
| in company with Division Supt. Lee.
l. is not TO be presumed that Mr.. Yard
is taking the trip for pleasure at this
season OF the year. There are some
| willing to bet the ID e. r G. will he