Durango semi-weekly herald., 1904-05-30

printing the program and invitations
for the High school exercises that it
forgot TO mention the exercises.
Dr. G. v Copp returned last even
ing from Baltimore and other eastern
points where he spent the winter. He
reports Mrs Copp as much improved
in health. He stopped at st. Louis
on his way home.
w II. Dunn. the great shoe man
whose name we see on the shoe boxes
-Utz & Dunn-stopped in the city
over night He registers from Ro-
chester, n. Y He is making tour
OF the west, calling on customers who
handle his shoes. He was accompan-
led by G. d. Herrlck and r. F. Rice,
statesmen. They all went to Silver
ton this morning.
The Famous is branching ont
store at Silverton is to be established.
The Balsman store room has been
leased and is being fitted up and put
in shape for large, new and up-to-
date stock OF dry goods, mems and
boys clothing and furnishing goods,
boots. shoes and notions. Sam Wit
tow. who has long been connected
with the Famous. will be the manager
Yesterday a large part OF the force
working on the Neglected came down
and the men remaining will be given
their time as soon as the mine is
cleaned up. which will be in day
or two. There is a deal pending ON
this mine H. A. Bellows of Spring
! field. Mass, having been here since
last MISUNDERSTANDING the mine,
Mr. Bellows went out on the eastern
| this morning.
Fred Schrader returned last even
ing. feeling good and looking like the
same old Fred This will be glad
news 10 all his friends. He was pret-
| ty well tanned having been working
outdoors In Pueblo for some time
He had charge of a bakery wagon
there and recently worked at carpen-
ter work and building. II is under
| stood he will resume his old place in
W G. Whites store.
News of the rich strike in the Rev.
| enue tunnel at Ouray was first learn
ed of in this city by Charles New
man. through whom the Herald was
enabled to get the facts by calling up
parties in Ouray who were thoroughly
informed
The Democrat boasts of having a
good many thousand impressions of
job work for the High school. The
| Herald can only boast of having print
ed columns where the Democrat print
ed lines pertaining to our schools. the
latest instance of which was only yes
terday There is not so much profit
in our boast as In the Democrats. but
there is some satisfaction, whether
the efforts are appreciated or not.
E H. Blunt came down last even
ing from Needleton and will have a
conference with his partners tonight
to decide on n new plan of work, Mr.
Blunt states that he has a great pile
of ore on the dump and he proposes
to build an arastra for pulverizing
same. He has great water power
right at the mine and 1t can be
utilized with very little expense. He
believes from samples and millruns
that his ore is worth about $l1 ton
from wall to wall and if that he the
case and he can make the arastra
work as he believes, the concentrates
obtained would make his claim a pay
mine.
A special train bearing number OF
railway officials pulled in this morn.
ing from the east at $50. There was
aboard General Manager Edison, Gen
eral Superintendent Coughlin, Super
intendent of Car Service II. F. Parks.
Chief Engineer Il. ]. Yard, Master Me
chanic Mertsheimer Division Superin-
tendent Witteuberger. Assistant SUI
perintendent De Garmo, and steno'
grapher. conductor. porter and cooks.
The party is on general tour OF IN
speclion, looking over projected i'm
provements and alterations along the
line. A short stop was made here,
after which the train pulled out for
Silverton.