Durango semi-weekly herald., 1907-04-29

DIR. l.. c. Hurd went out to ALI
son this morning on a professional call.
Mrs. E. c. Jones of Rico is a guest
at the Southern, arriving last night.
Harry Rachofsky of the Famous de-
parted for Denver this morning on a
business trip.
The janitor must have been drunk
last night. Democrat is somewhat de-
cent this morning
Mrs. j. f. Splarrs and Miss Splarrs
came in last night from Rico and are
guests at the Palace.
Attend the board of trade banquet
this evening. At noon there were only
few tickets remaining.
NJ. G. Witherspoon came up from
Pennington yesterday and continued
his journey to Denver this morning.
Rev. w. L. Markland has changed
~'his residence to $50 Fifth avenue.
The phone number, Plata 1913, remains
the same.
George Weaver, John Huber and
Robert Shields have finished repair
work on the buildings at Fort Lewis
and are home again.
A. Eisen, representing n Kansas
City firm, was doing business in the
city yesterday and went out on this
mornings train.
Mrs. s. w. Pingrey, while cleaning
house yesterday, fell and received
painful, though not serious, injury
She is reported today as resting easy
o.
VIM. Roessler and wife came in
from Mancos last night. Mr.. Roessler
will attend the banquet tonight and
do his part toward telling of the good
things Of the southwest
Ella Blackburn was granted a III
yorce in the county court this after
noon from Peter Blackburn, the
charge being cruelty, non-support and
unfaithfulness.
Mrs. NJ. Gregory came dow from
Rico on last nights Southern and
went on to Pagosa Springs this morn
ing, where she will try the healing
2 qualities of the hot springs for a cou-
pie of months.
Messrs. Eakins and Teal of the
American Smelling company, departed
for Denver this morning. Mr.. Eakins
says this Is nearing the time of the
year when he dislikes to cross Cone
jos range without stopping to angle |
for trout a day or so in the Los Pinos
A game of billiards or pool Is en-
joyed by most every man. And this
enjoyment is increased with the best
tables and pleasant surroundings. This
largely accounts for the run the Bruins.
~Wick is enjoying. OF course courteous
treatment counts, as well as the best
cigars on the side. Messrs. Cooke and
Leiner are certainly catering to an
increased patronage right along.
l.. l.. Gray, formerly of the Ori-
entail in this city, E. w. Palmer, sec
retary of the Pueblo Business Mems
association, ]. B. Taylor of the Brag-
don-McCord company and w. o. Jami
son, all of Pueblo, came in last even
ing to attend the board of trade ban
quet tonight. Gray is boosting for the
Durango spring races, and he knows
how.
Superintendent of schools, Mrs. <Pul-
ford, goes to Bayfield, in the morning
to be present at the commencement
exercises OF the Bayfield, schools and
also attend the teachers meeting
which follows Saturday. Quite num-
ber of Durango teachers will go out,
some tomorrow evening and others
Saturday morning to attend the quar-
terly meeting. State Superintendent
of Schools Miss Craig will arrive from
Denver tomorrow and will deliver an
address tomorrow evening.
Edward Wright, Benhardt Hinde
lang and Oscar Preuss, all boys under
16 years of age, were up before County
Judge Clements this afternoon
charged with breaking in the house of
w. B. Todd and feloniously taking
therefrom property. The trial was set
for the 4th of May. The boys were al
iowed to go upon their own recog-
nizance and the parents guaranteed
that they would appear for trial. The
case Of Lambert Hindelang, Is years
OF age, on the same charge. was
continued until o'clock tomorrow.
Rumor has it that the d. & r. G.
and r. G. S. will move their shops
from Chama and Ridgway to Durango
and make this general repair head
quarters. The report, however, could
not be confirmed and 1t is given for
what 1t is worth. This move would
be not only advantageous to the com
panies but of great benefit to Durango.
BY combining the three shops into oDe
the work can be handled more eco