Durango semi-weekly herald., 1907-07-29

Mrs. ]. NJ. Hadley of Florence is
visiting her sister. Mrs. Robert Hanna.
| E. c. Dunbar and son left this morn
ing for Colorado Springs. Mr.. Dun
bar will return in week or two.
| Born-Last night to Mr. and Mrs.
NJ. ]. Brennan of the north side, a
son, DR.. Turrell officiating
| p. II. Wilcox of Fort Collins. grand
father of Mrs. Joe Mckinney, arrived
yesterday on a surprise visit
Alderman Folsom is rather stirring
| things up these days and certain per-
sons are beginning to sit up and take
notice.
Roy Green. the popular soda foun.
tain clerk at Richey's, is confined
10 his home with threatened attack
of typhoid fever.
The morning paper suggested that
somebody pray for rain. They evil
IDENTIFY prayed and the prayer was an
swered.
No more wood sidewalks will be
put in in the business center of the
city. The material must be of some
thing more substantial than wood.
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A hot hoy nm, tho car
layed the departure of the eastern 30
minutes this morning. Engineer Nc
Cabe must have been in a hurry to
get home.
T. C. Graden, F. r. Graham and Gen.
T. X Hollister came In from Kirk
patrick's place on the Pine last even
ing. The general left for Denver this
morning.
Harry Rachofsky of the Famous
Stores company left this morning for
New York and other eastern markets
TO purchase fall stock. He will be
gone three or four weeks.
There seems to he growing belief
that Editor Day has an assistant AID
the belief don't have to grow to know
who he is" was the remark made by
several on the street this morning.
w. T. Shelton, wife and children,
came up from the Shiprock agency
yesterday and departed this morning
for months visit in North Carolina.
They were accompanied by Mrs. Harry
Pierce of Pennington
Mrs. Pulford, county superintendent
of schools. has just received copies
of the new school laws and those en-
titled to them can get them by calling
at her office. Members of school
boards and teachers, are the only
one entitled to receive copies.
The doubling Thomases, who have
all along predicted that the sewer agi-
tation would end in a fizzle and that
there would be no sewers are changing
their tune since the councils action
1901 IiSht- vi toulSt, tHtIt rs II DOSSl-
blity that the thing will be knocked
out yet
In the language of Clarence barrow
If God hates a coward a terrible hate
must follow the towards who insti-
gated the assassination of Steunen-
berg, Collins and scores of nonunion
miners. Cowardice and murders are
twin brothers. "The inner circle
could explain much.
w. II. Kelley, Familiarity known as
'Muldoon," arrived from Nevada yes
terday over the Southern. He has
been out there for the past three
years. Several Colorado people are
making their piles out there, but
Henry didn't say whether he is among
the lucky ones.
Information from Silverton is to the
effect that the mine owners have
agreed to grant the demands of the
miners union to allow the secretary
to visit the mines to collect dues. This
was the only point at issue between
the union and the mine owners and
practically settles the question for the
present at least.
Marshal Mccartney puts in few
hours a day practticing throwing the
rope. He will have to become an ex-
pert to catch all the unlicensed dogs.
The city clerk was instructed to pro-
cure only 100 license tags and there
are 1000 dogs in town. What a slaugh-
tering there will be. Who will re-
imburse the marshal for the 800 IA
bullets it will take to dispose of the
bunch.
STEEL WAGES AND DIVIDENDS.
That the 205.00O employees of the
United States steel corporation are
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