Durango semi-weekly herald., 1904-08-18

tics. 81 do not like the nomination Of
Parker" said the Democrat. adding
that 1t was 'allthesame Cleveland"
No sooner had the words left his
mouth when a whin Of wind lifted his
hat and dumped 1t In mud puddle.
and just AZ quick the aforesaid Demo
crat said: Cant even mention the
name OF Cleveland without soiliug
your hands" 1t Is safe to say that
thousands OF Colorado Democrats feel
likewise and will vote against Parker
because of the sameness.
Roy Tarbell. OF the Animas valley
near Trimble Springs. WAS attending
to business in town today.
Earl Farris, who has been at Pa
gosa Springs running the bank for Z
few weeks. returned home last night
Miss Edith Young returned this
morning from a visit to the Lake
school, between lockwood and Cas-
cade.
Mrs j. B. Sanford. Judge and Henry
Garbanati and Mrs Richeter leave by
wagon tomorrow for trip to the Man
COS ruins.
Wash Patrick went out with 10000
little fish for Blanco this morning
The Durango hatchery is exceeding
| expectations
]. n. Morris and wife and j. ].
Moore of Dolores came in on the
| Southern last evening and are spend
ing the day in the city.
| Mrs F. NJ. Jackson and daughter
Fanella are slated to arrive from
Ouray this evening on visit to Mrs.
George N Raymond and Gertrude.
The Denver & Rio Grande is GER
| tainly having its full share OF trouble
with washouts this summer. It's been
a continual downpour between Pueblo
and Denver for some weeks.
The remains of Eliso Martinez. the
Mexican killed by the special tram
yesterday, will be shipped tomorrow
morning to Espanola N. M, where the
parents of the young man live.
w. H. Norris, his daughter, Mrs. Il.
E. Ball and her little daughter. who
have been the guests the last month
of j. W. Crawford and family left
this morning for their home in lola,
Kan.
Ute policeman, known as Billy,
was in town yesterday. He was asked
If the Utes would be willing to sell
Mesa Verde, and answered: 81 guess
SO; no good; no water, no ranch, no
mucho grass"
Mrs. Gilbert McClurg and Senator
Patterson got through with their pow
WOW with the Indians at Navajo
Springs Monday and came back as
far as Mancos yesterday. They are
to stop at Fort Lewis tomorrow.
On the evening Of August 16. at the
home OF Mrs. Swift In Animas City,
Mr.. Milton Richardson and Mrs. Mag
gle Burnett were united in marriage,
Rev. r. Sanderson of1ciating. Both
bride and groom are residents of La
Plata county, and will make this city
their home.
The mother of Miss Irene Wright,
who was born and raised In Oursy.
writes from Pueblo to the Denver
News that her daughter was not q vic
tim of the Eden wreck There sp-
pears to have been two young ladies'
of that name living In Pueblo, 30 Mrs.
Wright gives brief history of her
daughter. but Omits the most import
ant fact Of ALL that her daughter was
formerly Ouray girl. This item will
be read by many who knew the young
lady in Ouray. and who would be a.
much in the dark as ever after read
Ing the mothers article. The young
lady Is employed by a large firm In
Havana as an interpreter at present.
AT Sis this morning Rev. R. San
derson said the words which made
Mr.. Simon P. Unterbruner and Miss
Elizabeth Fletcher man and wife. The
wedding took place at the residence
OF Mr.. Frank Levan In North Durango.
Mrs. Unterbruner is q daughter OF
Mrs. Levan and Is well known In the
city. The groom has been q resident
OF siiverton for several years. being
engaged In the mining business The
wedding was quiet affair. there being
only few intimate friends, beside the
family, present. The house was pret-
tily decorated with flowers for the
occasion. and charming wedding
breakfast was served. after which the
happy couple took the Rio Grande
Southern for Telluride. Ouray and
Salt Lake TO spend their honeymoon.
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