Durango semi-weekly herald., 1904-03-10
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From Mondays Daily:
S. w. Mcguire returned Saturday
night from Iowa where he put in the
winter. Family viii follow soon.
Ninth street between First and Sec
ond avenues is being graded with dirt
taken from the excavations on Main
street.
Edward Locket and Miss Gertrude
Bruce. a coiored couple. were united
in marriage last evening by Judge
HouN.
A. F. Reynolds and D. G Miller left
for Denver yesterday morning after
putting in a couple of days inspecting
the May Day.
William Boyd Of Hesperus was up
before Judge Pike this morning on a
charge OF assault. He plead guilty
and was fined sl3.S5-costs and all.
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w. ID. NARROW was an outgoing pas
senger this morning. He will stop at
Isnaclo TO inspect some coal land and
will then go on to Denver for few
days
Roland Ritter left this morning for
Denver where he will meet his par
ents on their return from Old Mexico,
after which he will go to New Mexico
for a month or two.
E. w Williams, of the office force
at the smeter, has been transferred
to the Omaha plant. and left for that
place this morning Mr. Williams has
bee in poor health for some time.
Greeley w Whitford and son arriv-
ed from Denver Saturday evening and
stopped at the Strater. They went on
10 Silyerton yesterday evening and
passed through on their return to Den
yer this morning
VIII Church arrived Saturday even
ing and took his sisters, Mrs. j. p.
Airy, Mrs. c. c. Eddy and Mrs. Sib-
ley, by surprise. Forty years since
Mrs. Airy and her brother had met
and fourteen since Mrs. Eddy had
seen her brother The meeting was
mutually agreeable one.
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George S. Dalton and Miss e. l..
Meyer were united in marriage Satur-
day evening by the Rev. Mr.. Sander
son and the two have gone TO house
keeping in cosy home provided by
the groom, who is well known as a
reliable and enterprising business
man. The bride has been resident
OF the city the past two years and has
surrounded herself with many friends.
The Herald extends congratulations
and best wishes.
DR.. McEwen returned Saturday
evening from Mound City. Kans.,
where he went a few weeks ago to at
tend the funeral of his mother. He
says the weather is about as warm in
southeastern Kansas as 1t is here, and
also about as dry. The farmers have
their early crops in already and the
grass on the prairies is getting green.
He took a ride out in the country one
day when the thermometer registered
81 degrees.
The Herald heard a rumor to the
effect tha Fire Chief Galbreath had
resigned but the report could not be
n -. l.. n
department an inquirer was told that
they knew nothing about it there.
Nr Galbreath has. however, taken
iu r-weeks' lay off by permission of
tie Gre committee of the city council.
L ring his absence Al Furguson will
az In his place and Mr.. Dietrich has
been put on extra.
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Mrs. Elliott on the North Side re-
sceiyed the sad news OF the death oil
her son Tom at Bisbee, Arizona,
where he was working at milling. The
cause Of death was pneumonia. He
leaves n little boy. Everett, 10 years
old, who lives with Toms mother
Erwin Elliott, brother of Tom has
gone to Blsbee to bring the remains
homo Tor burial, but may stay some
time to settle up the affairs of de-
ceased. as it is said he had properly
there. He lived in Durango formerly
and is well known here.
the man Gordon, charged with at.
tempt TO kill o. A. Dalton Saturday
night had his preliminary hearing in
Judge Houx's court this afternoon and
was bound over to the district court in
the sum OF $1,000 AT this writing he
had not furnished bond, According to
the testimony Gordon owed Dalton a
grocery bill. Gordon testified he gave
Dalton what he believed to be a trust
deed on a mining claim to secure the
bill. Dalton claimed he bought the
properly outright. When Gordon had
a chance to sell his mine he wanted
the property released, but Dalton said
lie would keep it, as he had a mining
deed TO ii. So Gordon stationed him
self In front Of the Palace bar. where