Durango semi-weekly herald., 1904-05-09
From Thursdays Daily.

From Thursdays Daily.
A. Banta of Bayfield, was a Durango
visitor today.
Charley Stilwell may try a Dutch
drama next Mox nix Gus.
Blair Burwell went to Pine river
this morning ON surveying trip.
Franklin Guterman arrived last
night to look after smelter affairs.
George West went out to the ranch
this morning to see how everything Is
going.
DR.. McEwen pulled out this morning
for the Republican convention at Den
yer.
Mrs G. n. Raymond was an outgo.
ing passenger on the eastern this
morning,
John Guilfoyle. the old chef of the
Oxford, went 10 silverton last evening
TO work.
Percy Rider is spending the day in
the city, having arrived from Rico
last evening.
Mrs. w. S, McCaw of Hermosa is
spending the day In town, the guest
OF Mrs. Cal Copeland
Jay Turley, one of the main pushers
in the San Juan canal, is expected in
from Denver this evening.
Prof. Stovall has gone to Mancos for
a short time. dismissing his dancing
class here in the meantime.
Mrs. Louisa Saunders returned yes.
terday from Pine ridge. where she has
been visiting friends few days.
The Christian Scientist society has
bought the furniture and piano of the
Women's club at $40 Second avenue.
Miss Edith Young returned last
evening from visit to Hermosa.
Trimble Springs and other rural dis
tricts.
Alex Anderson met Mrs. Anderson.
who arrived on the eastern last even
ing, and they continued on to Silver.
ton.
Frank Hartman, who has been badly
under the weather the last two weeks,
is around again, though scarcely able
10 be.
yesterday and stopped over night. Re.
ports things looking good out there
since the recent rains.
Mrs. Guy Kerr. with her baby and
maid, left this morning for sum.
mer's visit with friends and relatives
at New Bedford. MasH.
Mrs. W. G. Killian was passenger
for Denver this morning for a visit
with her daughters Vivian and Ethel.
who are both well known in Durango.
A part of the electric machinery for
the Porter coal mines has arrived.
The balance is expected in few days,
when 1t will be put in place as soon
rs possible
Billy White returned last evening
wearing regular ranchman's smile.
He has 200 acres OF grain coming up
in fine shape. He VIII have an i'm.
mense crop
Fred Fraley says he sold 3555 shares
of stock in the Missouri Fred Mining
company yesterday and it was not
very good day, either. He returned to
ignacio this morning
w. c. Kirk, who has for the last
eight months been looking after the
interests OF the Cudahy Packing com
pany in this city has been transferred
TO Leadville. w. S. Weightman will
conduct the agency hereafter.
Sheriff r c. Kermode and Deputy
James Britain stopped over night in
the city. having landed their prison
ers, john Pearson and John Larson,
In the penitentiary. They continued
on TO Cortcz this morning.
The school biographies used in the
primary departments have picture
OF the famous scene In the Animas can
on showing a train of cars running
high up on the side of the cliff. The
An!mas canon is not credited for the
picturesque scene however, the pic.
tnre heing labeled, Crossing the
Rockies"
Work was commenced today on the
foundations of George Goodman's two
cottages at the corner of Eighth street
and Second avenue. The buildings
will have six rooms each. and be
frame. Frank Lake is doing the work
and expects to have the houses ready
for occupancy within six waeks They