Durango semi-weekly herald., 1904-04-28
Jo Smith is up from Ignacio.


Fl. r. Flock. father of Sam McCor-
kle. ST. IS visiting his son and family
in this ely. MIR. Flock is resident
of ChicasJ.
Sam McCorkle, the printer, leaves
in the morning for Chicago Intends
stpdying optics and let somebody else
do the printing.
William Atchlson was arrested last
night for breaking into the Neglected
saloon and taking about $3.50. He is
in Jail at the court house.
Royal Nelghbors will give box so
cial Friday night All who attend can
count on a good time The Royal
NeiGhbors are the real people when it
comes to entertaining,
DR. Anne T. Perkins has given up
her practice in this city and this
morning left for Telluride where she
VIII become associated with Or. Allen
in conducting the hospital at that
place
Mrs. c. r Morgan and Thurlow
leave in the morning for visit TO Mrs
Morgans old home at Chetopa. Kans
They Will be gone about three months.
and in company with Mrs Morgan's
parents and party of friends from
chetopa. will visit the fair at st.
Louis before their return
Silverton reports light attendance
at the Southwestern Odd Fellow asso-
citation meeting today. largely owing
to an oversight of the local committee
to secure rates on railroads which
supposed to have been attended
the matter not being raken up u.tl
today. Half rates will prevail on tIs
evenings train which is on time. good
returning Saturday Quite deega-
ton Will go up
a F. Hartman was welcome caller
at The Herald Office this morning. re-
plenishing the till with cash for a
years subscription. He informs us
that Mrs. Hartman will leave in two
or three days on an extended trip east.
taking in the worlds fair Mrs Hart
man well merits such a trip OF rest
and pleasure. having been an indie.
fatigiable co-worker with Mr. Hartman
ON the ranch without her aid he
could never have made half the sue
cess he has. and he knows 1t. and
says 50. In fact. she is the best wo.
man be ever had and he has been mar
riod seven times Nj. Hartman wal
take his trip later in the season after
his wife returns. as they cannot both
leave at the same time.
1t is not often a first class company
of artists visits Durango and when
one does it seems as though people
would be anxious to patroni2e IT as
against transforming concerns. In
Sanford Dodge our people have an op-
purtunity of being entertained by a
high-class actor. clean and clever In
every particular Again, Mr. Dodge
does not deal in cheap and trashy
plays, putting on new pieces which re-
quire talent Tomorrow evening the
bill will be The Lady of Lyons" with
Mr.. Dodge in the leading role, follow.
ed Friday evening with Hamlet" In
another column we reproduce criti-
cism from the Telluride Journal where
in the writer states that after seeing
many noted actors, Mr.. Dodge handles
The pari equal to any of them. Tick
cts ior Thursday evening are now on
sale at Parsons drug store.
Squire l.. Brown came over the
range from Lake City yesterday to see
his brother ed. NJ. and win spend a
lew days in the smelter city. He
came by way of Burrows park walking
over on the snow crust in the early
morning, arriving at Eureka in time
to catch the train for Durango. Mr.
Brown is one Of the pioneers and
mainstays OF flinsdale county. and has
also had Interests In Durango for sew
eral years. He is manager OF the
Dolly Warden, one Of the early mines
II his county. which has been idle for
~ ears Dr more, until he undertook
70 open it up last year He is working
small force of men and feels great
" encouraged over the outlook. Mr.
Brown has followed the ups and downs
OF mining for good many years and
is getting his affairs in shape to retire
and take life easy on fruit ranch,
having purchased a tract OF land near
Delta OF course we can see where
he made mistake by not locating at
Durango, as this place can skin"
Delta "all hollow" on any proposition
except that OF being on the main line.
but he is very well satisfied and that
settles It,
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The production of Killarney" at
the opera house last night By the Red
Men Dramatic company, a local or