Durango semi-weekly herald., 1905-05-04
From Wednesdays Daily;

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O.
Get ticket to the band concert for
May 8.
DR. Turrell was a passenger for
Denver this morning.
Twenty-seyen have signed the
roster for a Sons of Veterans camp.
Jack McCabe, tne engineer. depart
ed this morning for a trip to Denver
\ w. Cornell wife and son depart
ed this morning for Michigan on a
visit.
High water has been causing Tellu-
ride citizens considerable inconyeu-
ience
c. Z. Herr wife and daughter Clara
departed this morning for a visit to
Denver.
William Feigel OF SIIverton was a
returning passenger this morning
from Denver.
The wet weather has dampened the
spirits oil lte Florida mesa gold en-
Imsiasts today.
A project is under headway for
trolley line between Telluride, Pan
dora and Marshal basin.
silyerton reports a foot of snow
Yesterday and last night. but this aft
ernoon it had almost disappeared.
O.
Fire at ophir Loop Sunday morn
Ing destroyed the building and saloon
Of Olson & Johnson. entailing loss
Of about $1,000, partially insured.
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Mrs. j. F. serrier of Mancos stop
ped over night at the Inter-ocean
and left tnis morning for Massachu.
setts, where she will visit for few
weeks.
Now that evidence has been discov-
ared TO show that Duroneo was once
a typical climate. we hope 10 yet
prove that the Garden of Eden was
located here.
The editor of tae Telluride journal
or rather the theater critic, is not
highly impressed with the Ghost
company. the gentleman playing the
ministerial part coming in for a Sc
we're jolt.
DR., McEwen was called TO the Pie.
dra this morning 10 attend Mrs. Bert
Buell.. VINO Is in serious condition
from childbirth Both the mother and
child are reported in critical con
dition.
Ensign Edgell and wife have been
transferred to Colorado Springs and
left for tGat place It's morning.
They will be in charge of tne Saliva.
tion Army corps there. They are
succeeded here by Ensign Townsend
and Cadet Swenson, who have been
stationed at Silverton for some time
D.
The farmer or the laboring man
with the cash in hand and buying in
quantity the same as from an out.
side concern, can do just as well
with Otis. McGir & Co, j. W. Lair or
Graden's. There is absolutely no
cause for sending out for groceries or
other supplies.
The library in the Redmen build.
ing is now open to the public where
people will find the lotest papers.
magazines and books. Everything
free and strangers and those without
homes will be cordially welcomed If
YOU want to write letter you can
do so or spend the entire dag read
ing. Much better than loaHng on the
streets
Two deeds were placed on record.
ono yesterday afternoon and the 9TH
ar this morning, that indicates strong
belief in Durango's future, We refer
70 That deed from Mrs. Mary n VIII
liem (widow Of the late c. NJ. VIII
liams Cwidow Of the late c. NJ vii
c. H. Snyder for the Schneider
block. occupied by c. II. Snyder and
J. w Lair, and the south 10 feet OF
the Union block from the Colorado
Real Estate company, to Chas. e.
Herr, both deals being looked after
by the Local Security company
John II Sloan, an old-time Durango
and Silyerton miner, returned on the
belated eastern this morning from a
rip to the Nevada gold fields. He
corroborates in the main the report
published a few days ago by The Her
aid in an interview with the party of
Cripple Creek miners wno had just
returned from there. He had seen
some ore being hauled out from
Goldheld by sixmule teams, but the
shipments were not sufficient to jus
tify tne excitement over the district.