Durango semi-weekly herald., 1906-04-05

the Edelman.
Charlotte Jarret of Aztec is regis
tered at the Inter-Ocean.
Ben Hale of Aztec is visiting the
biggest town in the Southwest
j. w. Coolidge OF Palo Alto. Call,
fornia. arrived yesterday evening.
]. P. Goslin is again representing
the lockwood constituency in the
city.
Tnos. II. Kelley and wife OF the
May Day mine spent the night at the
Strater.
Mrs S. A. holland, who has been
visiting relatives at Aztec returned
this morning to Lincoln, Neb.
o.
Miss Florence James of Silverton
spent the night at the Palace and
continued on to Rico this morning
Jim Bowman and Charlie Scherer
write from Ojo Caliente that it Is
good place. to send more money and
have John Kellenberger come down.
Mrs. A. s league, daughter and
| son of Montrose, spent the night at
the Palace and continued on their
way to their new home at Lumberton,
Mrs. N. A. Noland of Iowa who has
been visiting relatives at Aztec, spent
the night at the Palace and continued
| on the eastern homeward this morn
ing.
G. Schumacher, a shoemaker at
| Telluride. so far back as the memory
of man can recall, was at the Palace
yesterday evening, announcing his in
tention to get ranch in the fruit
belt.
Frank C. Spencer, in charge of the
range riding on the San Juan forest
reserves. returned from Monte Vista,
| yesterday evening, having attended a
| congress of cowmen and sheepmen.
| One of the Japanese head men went
| out this morning to collect titnes
from the japanese steel workers at
Pueblo. He said his name was Togo,
and when asked If ne was the general,
he nodded in the affirmative.
Earl Snyder, manager OF the gro
Gerry department of the Graden Mer-
camille company's stores, who has
been very sick for several days, is re-
ported this afternoon as doing the
best he can, and his friends are an
yious for his recovery.
| o.
Henry MCGEE and Mrs. d. A.
Christianson came up from Fruitland
yesterday evening, stopped at the In
ter-Ocean, and continued on their
journey eastward this morning, the
former to Salt Lake and the latter to
La Jara. Mr.. McGee has been visit
Arthur Burneet, a cousin of Attor-
ney f.. C. Perkins of the land office,
came down from Silverton yesterday,
having had an extended experience
with the snow blockades. He was on
the assaying staff of a big party OF
experts examining the Sunnyside
mine. He continued on east this
morning.
Mrs. NJ. Lowe of Missouri, was at
the Palace yesterday evening. saving
she was sorry she had not time to
see Durango, as she had heard so
much about it while at Aztec where
she was visiting relatives. Mrs.
Lowe lives at Uniontown, Mo, and
this is the first time she had been so
far west. The good mother of a big
family.
George II. Hutt. who sometime ago
leased the Rico News on the Rio Do
lores, Pioneer mining district is now
| "ohotiditu Will d. II. DaV1uSOn IN the
publication of the Colorado Weekly
Democrat, 4 Simon pure Alva Adams
Democratic paper, which urges the
nomination of Mr.. Adams for govern.
or. The Democrat Is a better looking
paper under the new MANAGEMENT
than under the old. and all the o,her
| Pueblo papers, so far have welcom ed
the new managers of the paper. The
| Pueblo Post, which cuts quite swath
in national politics, has not been
heard from as yet, but will probably
| acquiesce.
An effort to pull off an amateur
prize fight in the city last night re-
suited in Marshal Wickllne throwing
Professor Sullivan, one of the com.
batants, into the city bastile. The
professor was up before Judge Houx
this morning and fined SIS, including
the trimmings. Marshal Wickline has
advised the professor and several 9th.
ers that warmer climate will he con.
ductive to their good health and mas
ihohestly. suggested that "A hours
Ion