Durango semi-weekly herald., 1905-10-02
rom Thursdays Daily.

]. S. Hatcher. one of the sheep
growers of the Pagosa country, az
rived In the city yesterday evening.
Mrs. Perkins. mother of G. O.. de
parted on the morning train for Den
yer. where she will visit short time.
Harry Pierce. son of +. NJ Pierce,
the Pennington merchant and bank |
er, accompanied by his wife. is iahng
in the fair.
Miss Fay Arlington Of Pennington |
IL among our fair auditors. Visiting |
friends and watching the sports and
amnsements.
Henry KrumpanItzky and wife cam'
In yesterday evening from their Man
cos home to attend the fair and visit
friends.
Evalina Hechtman came in from the
country home in Montezuma county
yesterday evening to remain win
friends while the fair Is on.
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Charlie Stafford. former citizen OF
Aztec and Durango. came in last might
from Santa Fe and went down below
10 visit for few days. He Is now
territorial bank examiner for New
Mexico.
Ned Carpenter came in with his
family yesterday evening to attend
the fair. Mancos didn't have fair
and Ned thought there would be more
people he knew in Durango than in
Cortez.
Neil Campbell came down yeri,
day frora the May Day mine, wHtt
he with others Is driving an tSht-foot
cross-cnt. They now have iido feet
OF the bore made and will prabably
cut the vein in two monlhs
Carl Coulson and family came in
yesterday evening from Bayfield, to
claim part Of the prizes TO be award
ed at the fair grounds. Mr. Coulson
is very enthusiastic In the belief That
he lives in country tiat lE entitled
to consideration all the time.
James Morrison. cattle man from
the Dolores country, arrived yoster-
day evening TO look after his lite
daughter, VINO was in the railwag
wreck on the Southern the day before.
When he arrived he learned that hi
daughter was not seriously injured.
r. A. Kerr of Hermosa, tho gUccess-
fnl farmer and fruit grower Is at
the fair with his various varieties OF
apples and other things. and. as usra
here will go some Of the prizes. Thai
Hermosa orchard Is hard to beat, ever
In the sunny fruit belt ON the south
Senator and Mrs Barela departed
this morning for Pagosa Springs
where they will spend a day or two
before returning to their Trinidad
home. Senator Barela took in the
fair yesterday and was well pleased
with exhibits and amusement pro.
gram.
w. A. Carson. who secured tae con,
tract for furnishing timber for the
new buildings AT Shiprocl. on the
Navajo Indian reservation, where In.
dian education is extending further.
is moving back to Farmington. where
the family will reside while he is IN
the Garlic mountains getting the
trees.
II. w. Bellard. secretary ana audit.
or of the Colorado Telephone com
pany, and General Superintendent
Burgess with his wife are expected
to arrive In Durango tomorrow even
Ing. They will he guests of c. J..
o'keefe and wife. who will try to
show them the scenes of interest in
the Durango country.
The advertisement elsewhere in The
Herald calling for bids on the build.
Ing of new steel, stone or concrete
bridge In Durango will suggest to our
visitors. as well as to ourselves. that
w nv P'Np"i'u hhu ItduN 10 meet
any emergency which may arise. And
this will be one OF the best bridges
in Colorado. We are going TO build
II now.
The Colorado Telephone cumpany's
building for Durango win be built
G. E McCarn. of the engineering de-
partment OF the company. In here 10
secure bids for the construction. The
site selected is opposite the court
house. and 1t is understood the now
building is TO be one which will lend
much to the Improvement of Second
avenue, one Of the prettiest In town.
without grading
There were good many friends at
the depot this morning to see Mr.. and
Mrs. Joe Clark away on their bridal
trip. and every one had a sacn of rice
and II Will take the happy couple some
time to get rid Of the good luck In
gredient. Mr., and Mrs. Clark are
popular Durangoites and the best
wishes of all go with thom on their
trip and wher they return they will
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