Durango semi-weekly herald., 1904-10-06
From Tuesdays Daily.

From Tuesdays Daily.
T. G. McCulloch has been elected
secretary of school district No. l6.
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Potatoes are selling at from 65 to
75 cents per hundred In bulk at Pa
gosa Springs.
General Hollister and w. T. kirk
patrick were out going passengers on
the eastern this morning.
Miss Abbie McNicholas is teaching
n two months term at the lower
school on the upper Florida.
The territory to the south of us is
sending up some handsome fruit these
days The apples are sure enough
beauties.
Calr j. Sigfrid should be elected
representative from Ouray county.
There is white boy for you and-a
Republican all the time.
Now the foot ball season will come
in for attention. And we presume Du-
range will visit Montrose this Thanks
giving Just return the compliment.
Chas. A. johnson returned last night
from Silverton and b. w. Ritter and
Judge Wilson came down this morn
ing They have been attending court.
The wife OF d. l.. Egger, of the Pa
gosa Observer, is very i'll with typhoid
fever. The Herald hopes for the best
and extends sympathy to our brother
editor.
Mr. and Mrs Charles H. Snyder and
daughter. Miss Angie Hayden. expect
to leave In the morning for St. Louis.
the trip including visit to the home
OF Mrs. Snyder, in Wisconsin.
Glen Russell has been chosen sec
retary of the Democratic County Cen
tral committee and Glen Scouton will
assist in the duties of city clerk dur
ing the campaign.
sa, tells OF an interesting foot race
which took place at La lara week
ago in which Mexican named Lu-
cero took the coin-and plenty of it.
Mr. and Mrs. Harry Ware leave in
the morning for st. Louis where they
viii put in ten days to two weeks talk
ing in the fair. thence to Chicago to
visit friends and home in about three
weeks
Mrs. f. Joyce and her daughters,
Aptonto, who have been visiting
George Logan's family, went to. Sill
yerton this morning. viii return this
evening Mrs. Jayce is a sister of Mrs.
Logan
b. II G. Clifford, who has been fill
ing a position for long time at the
properties of the Boren Gulch Min
ing company above La Plata City. left
this morning for trip to st. Louis to
see the worlds fair
The steel tower for the Weather
Bureau Office has come and now Mr..
Bailey is looking for some one TO put
il up. The instruments will probably
be here soon. Mr. Bailey is anxious
to get the office opened as soon as
possible.
Congressman Hogg will he in Du-
range a week from Friday. Oct 18th.
Mr.. Hogg can count on splendid
reception in this neck of the woods.
He is IA drawing card with the people.
An entertaining speaker and vote
getter
The Republicans will name Miss
Edith b. NJ Young to continue as
school superintendent and The Her
aid is confident the voters will do the
rest She is deserving in every way
and the parents of La Plata county
will not go back on her.
The Boren .Gulch Mining company
has been incorporated Capital stock
/ 900 900. with the shares of the par
value of Sl,00 each. The officers are
all residents OF Pennsylvania, mostly
of York. j, f, Phillips is president. Il.
c. Conkey. vice president; w. l.. Am
mon, secretary and w. b. Gemmill,
treasurer.
W. J.. Goegline and wife departed
This morning for Cripple Creek. where
Mrs Goegline will remain for a time
visiting friends and relatives, while
Mr. Goegline will go to Tonopah. New,
TO look over the place with a view to
| locating If he does not locate there
he may settle at some other place.
He has closed his assay Office here.
Col Dcmming Is down from the hills
and brings the news of n new strike
| on the Saw Tooth, one of the claims
| owned by the Boren Gnlch company.
| The ore body appears to be of con
| siderable dimensians, though not
enough work has been done so far to
prove the extent. The ore is of
good character and of sufficient value
for shipping.