Durango semi-weekly herald., 1905-08-10

her In. It would Increase the receipt
so cents that year but lessen ther
: considerably more the next.
The Crusader was feature on TIN
! street yesterday evening
The delayed train from the east ar
/ rived at $40 this morning
d. G. " Copp is home again after
an absence of about two months.
Briggs and Dramer are getting the
Crown Diamond in shape to shir
some ore.
Eastern train seven and half
hours late. more or less-perhaps
more.
j. l.. Swartout. interested In Need.
les mining district, spent yesterday in
the city.
| '"''' ou'HNhh IL uown from MS
Junction creek mining camp and says
things are looking good for him.
| W z, Kinney stopped on this morn
Ing TO rest n few hours. having ar.
rived on the delayed train from the
east
George e. Hair, land Office agent,
who Is well known acre. has been as.
signed TO work In the Uintah reserva.
tlon.
Tex Lyon Is In today from Flor
Ida. He says It looks like the beef
grower will more than break even
this year
| A. F. Hood returned on this morn
ing's beiated train from Buffalo, New
York where he attended Il convention
of the Elks
| Head on practices ut the union de
pot of little boys watch endanger their
lives, or some day some of them will
be picked up In pieces
Oscar Smith. who has been In the
Ochsner hospital for infammstory
rheumatism. was able to return TO his
home today at Buckley's mill.
Quite a bunch of NavaJoes are
about the streets today. Eacn ones
name Is John and each is fraterual In
responding "bueno hey John"
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| Lillian Hartman Johnson and son.
Chas. A., Jr., went out on the South
ern this morning to visit at the old
homestead in Hartman gulch for a few
days.
| NJ. G. Hlnderlider came In from
Denver last evening and went out to
the government survey camp this
morning He win probably be here
two or three days.
| A stub passenger train was run out
to Silverton yesterday afternoon, car.
rying quite q crowd that didn't want
to walt till morning for tne delayed
| passenger TO arrive.
The Rio Qrande and Rio 0rands
Western railways are doing some ex-
tensive advertising OF the fast that
Grand Junction is q place for regis
try In the lottery for Uintah lands.
The stages to Pennington continue
crowded. with extra passenger aud ex-
press wagons in service frequently.
Our neighbors south are experiencing
something in the nature Of II life.size
boom.
Furman Hamor and George. Dalton
returned yesterday evening from q
trip to Lake Hamor. north Of Durango
80 miles. They caught q 100 trout
and had q good time. driving home in
three hours.
I
came in today from his Florida ranch
where he has raised = big crop for
the nrst year, principally boys and
potatoes, and he says ths boy. wao IL
only two weeks old. IL ready for tie
next baby show. Mr.. Rice Is one OF
the old New England stock that be-
lieves girl child doesn't make her
debut until she IL old enough.
Mr.. and Mrs. c. l.. Juell, formerly
Of Durango, now Of Nebraska, are Wis
iting family relatives and friends In
the city. Mrs. Juell is a stster Of AS
SCISSOR Coston. married here when Mr.
Juell was in the furniture business
on a large scale. succeeding the n. B..
| Hunt Furniture company. Both have
many friends In the city who will be
glad TO see how many babies and how
much tney "growed." C. L. was one
OF our old-time live business men.
| l.. Habermann Of Rico u In the
city with a shipment of two cars OF
nra Srom tho Uellfn ufan grouD of