Durango semi-weekly herald., 1906-06-11
From Fridays Daily.

From Fridays Daily.
William r. Price is down from La
Plata, where he is Interested in the
Small Hopes and other mines. He is
at the Savoy.
G. f. TIFFANY returned yesterday
evening from a trip to the Grommet
section. where he is Interested in an
irrigation enterprise.
Mrs. f. T. Harwood and Edna Tow
ner of Pennington, were at the Pal
ace last night The ladies' are on
their way to California.
Walter Gray, brother of Charles
vanderlip, deceased, went up to Sill
verton this morning on business con
nected with his brothers affairs.
Miss Emma Wilson of Onward, Ind,
Is at the Savoy. She is on her way
to La Plata, N NJ. where she will
spend ner vacation with ner sister,
Mrs. c. d. Smith.
Mrs. A. C. Morris of lgnacio has
sufficiently recovered from the effects
of the operation which she underwent
some time ago at Ochsner hospital to
return to ner home.
Frank l.. Cheney arrived from Chi
cago yesterday evening and will go
ont today to see the Durango Girl
mine. Mr. Cheney is interested with
W. f. Gill in the Durango Girl
F. Wollenberg, who recently made
a trip to the Silverton country over
the wagon route. says there are won
derful masses of snow still remaining,
but that rivers are running from its
melting.
John McDermott and sister. Mrs.
NJ. +. Fulcher, partners in the sheer
industry at Hesperus, are at the Sa-
voy. They are here for the com.
mencement exercises at st. Mark S
Academy.
Frank Cable says he has added two
Japs TO his yard gang. When ne first
put them on he had to tie them to
keep them from running away, but
they are getting now so they act all
same Mellican.
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Commencement exercises at st
Mary's Academy last evening were
well rendered and well attended
many people from surrounding towns
appearing in the audience. The schoo
is to he congratulated on its growing
popularity
d. U. Campbell. who nails from
central Illinois. is stopping with Land
lord English. His stay in this vicinity
is apt to be indefinite as he is hunt
ing a new location and his first sigh
of Durango has impressed him fav
orably
Frank Lake and George McGregol
having completed the new, bridge
across the river at Bayfield,. Tine
new bridge is first class and dur
able structure and one that will last
a great many years. And. of course
the work was well done.
Miss Mamie Todd mas begun her
school on lower Pine river, where
there has been no school for three
years. and her coming is welcome tC
lots of tots VINO want to go to schoo
to keep their mothers from spanking
them.
Charming Marie Fountain will be
seen with the big Fountain compan!
| next Monday, June IL, when the com
pany presents Natures Nobleman'
in their big mammoth waterproof
canvas theatre. The big tent will be
located close to the Rio Grandt
freight depot.
The prospectors are getting theil
pack saddles in sha1e, sending wore
out to locate their burros. buying
grub and powder and touching VI
their conferees about this season!
work, and the lot of the prospectol
Is much like that of his dog. only {
shade or two worse.
George Allen, the Elberta peacl
grower and all around hustler who
| has demonstrated that vegetables car
be produced six weeks earlier thar
has formerly been done in the Farm
ington country, came up yesterda,
evening with Mrs. Allen and the ba
bies.
A heavy train came down from Sill
verton yesterday evening. There
We're seven cars of concentrates; tive
of these were from the Gold King and
five from the Sunnyside. The Sun
nyside is shipping its zinc product to
Canon City. and two of its cars last
evening were consigned to that place
the other three going to the local
smelter.