Durango semi-weekly herald., 1905-05-22

SlOe hcOTeu IN lne next Two innings
Rowe Plngrey pitched a very good
game OF ball for one who has mad so
little practice and tomorrow we ex-
pect to see him do better. Had his
support been better the result would
have been better. Hughes. behind
ball all the time.
OF course Jack SIattery WAS on
hand with his rabbits foot and It
worked as usual The Silverton
players won the game by making less
costly errors.
YEsrERpAv.s FACING EVENTS.
The races yesterday were pulled
OF much more satisfactorily to the
spectators, there being less Jockey.
ing. the judges having determined to
cut It out. In the second race Roam
Tramp came In second but was given
first money owing TO the horse being
fonled on the first turn by the rider
Of Las Ernas. The rider on the lat,
ter, mere boy. was unable to han
die the horse and after running Roam
Tramp into the fence the horse took
bee line for the outside OF the track,
losing mucn time and no effort was
made to lessen the gap.
Thrss-Eighths Mile.
Honest John, H. J. Bedwell OF
Grand Junction. first; Rags, Jess Hal
Ter, owner, second; Posey. f. Ortiz,
owner, third. Purse. 3120. $50 and
$50. Time. 81 A.. Jessie NJ, Sport
and Mack came In fourth and ffth.
oas-haif Mile.
Roam Tramp. H McEwen, owner,
hrst; False Fire. II. J. Bedwell, own.
er, second; Miss Pearl. ]. A. Spring.
er owner. third; Las Ernas, fourtn
Time. 5lta. Purse, s120, $50 and $50
one-Mile Novelty.
Money at each quarter. Trillium
won all four moneys. taking the lead
at the start and holding 1t through.
ont. Presently, Joe wilkins, owner,
came second and II. J. BedweIl's Bay
Leaf. third Purse. s35. S45. s55 and
S65 Total of Trillium's winnings on
this race footed up s2O0
A woman named Helen Riviera
died at Mercy hospital yesterday
evening OF tuberculosis.
Uncle Tommy" White Is over from
Mancos and is stepping around about
as spry as the youngest of the crowd,
o.
Toe Durango and Pagosa Springs
bands will join in giving grand
opeu-air concert Friday evening at
the corner Of Main and Tenth streets.
AS many as can should make it a
point TO enjoy the music.
~
Russell Nichols departed this
morning for Denver to take mis- new
job with the express company. He
will run out OF Denver but just which
way be does not know yet. Mrs.
Nichols will go later.
Gladstone is going to have ball
team again this season and will be
ready for games the early part OF
June. Mr.. Vinyard has written to
see If game can be arranged in Du-
be Saturday the matter will nave to
be- considered.
The San Juan Guide circulation
through tne mails has not made it
necessary to add new postal clerks
or the Denver Il Rio Grande to add
another postal car. Out of the 5000
copies printed at least 5000 should
nnd their way east, but can any one
point TO as many as 100 copies being
sent out?
About o'clock last night r. y.
Mum. \ switchman In the local yards
was caught between boxcar and a
chute at the stockyards and rolled
around y couple OF times, being Sc
verely bruised and internally injured
though 10 what extent 1t IL impossible
10 say. He WAS taken TO Mercy hos
pital and his Injuries attended to by
the company physician. He suffered
= great deal Of paiu.
Mrs. George Robertson and children
came in from Mancos last evening
and are speadint the day with Mrs.
Geo. n. Raymond. Tomorrow Mrs.
Robertson goes to Pagoss Junction to
visit her sister q few days and thence
to Denver To meet her husband who
u on the road for Kansas City shoe
house, and towards the last OF June
continues to Zion City to visit her
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Hindman.
A buggy horse ran away yesterday
evening turning the buggy over and
throwing the driver out. The man
was not injured. but it is understood
the buggy was badly broken up. The