Durango semi-weekly herald., 1907-07-25
LOCAL NEWS.
From Tuesdays Daily1

ttrom tuesdays Dailyl
Considerable snow fell yesterday
in the mountains above Silvcrton
Tom Accord came down from silver.
ton yesterday and is spending the day
in the city.
c. e. Mcconnell went out 10 the
Pine this morning to try his luck with
fish pole.
Ouray papers claim their town is
being Disseminated against in way
of tourist travel
Mr.. and Mrs. C. o. Finch of silver.
ton passed through this morning en-
route to Canon City and Denver.
Our Country and Her Destiny. In
the Clear Light of Prophecy" is Evan
gelist Mlller's theme for tonight.
Miss Mary Farron, one Of the nurses
at Mercy hospital, left this morning
for visit to her home at Coyote.
n. NJ.
Sheriff VIM. Palmqust Of Silvcrton
was passenger on this mornings
train bound for Denver and other state
points.
J. II. McDevitt started for Alamosa
and Del Norte this morning He will
take in the pioneers meeting at An.
tonito Thursday.
Sam Smith. who was injured Sun
day by bucking broncho. went ont
to his home on the Florida last even.
ing.
John w. Wingate started for Anto.
nito this morning and will have things
going for the Pioneer association meet.
ing Thursday.
Durango has won six straight games
from Sllverton and when the silver.
ton boys come down here again 1t
will be seven straight.
Engine No 33 Of the Silyerton. Glad.
stone and Northern railroad is in the
Rio Grande yards here. and will be
given thorough oyerhauling.
Hon. T. c. Graden returned last ev.
enlng from a trip out to the San Luis
valley He went ont TO Kirkpatrlck's
place on the Pine this morning.
Mrs. Reese McCloskey returned last
evening from Pagosa Springs, where
she went in company with her neice
MISS Adrien MuzZy, who was en- route
home in the east.
Herder Conway captured ana i'm.
pounded a stray COW this morning.
The owner can Obtain possession of her
by calling at the city hall and paying
the costs of taking her up.
Max Rinskopf, who came in n week
ago TO look over the property of the
Galena Gold and Silver Mining com
pany above Howardsyille. left for his
New York home this morning.
Mrs. John L. Ruggles and son ar
rived from San Francisco last evening
and Will visit with Mrs. Chas. New.
man and daughters II couple of weeks.
They are en- route east.
o.
Last night DR.. Ochsner drew the wa.
ter from the spine Of little Tommy
Stollsteimer and he has suffered less
pain since, but otherwise his condi.
tion is unchanged.
If the Ouray ball team cant play
any better ball than that played Sun
day with the Grand Junction team. Il
wouldn't furnish ordinary amusement
for the Durango team. The Ouray
boys got o to Grand functions s.
Depostors representing $4,000 OF
the $4,000 on deposit at the time OF
the closing of the Ouray bank, have
signed an agreement for the reopening
Of the institution. With new capital
she bank expects to resume business
| in short time.
Prof e. II. Gribb OF the agricultural
college came down from Cortez yes
terday and left this morning for his
home at Carbondale. The other mem
bers from the college who took part
IN the farmers institute here Friday
and Saturday, went on to Montrost
from Cortez today.
VIII Soens, who has been SUFFERING
some days from an attack of append
citis. is reported as some better to
day. just as soon as he gains strength
enough an operation will be perform
cd and he will be relieved OF tn,
source OF his suffering.
Mrs. Kate Hughes. only sister of A
+. Hood, arrived over the Southeri
Saturday from Los Angeles. Cal, an,
will remain some time. This IL til,
first time the brother and sister hay.
met for twenty-four years. Mrs
Hughes will divide the time of he
visit with Fuller and the family o
Mrs. Sam Hood on the Florida.
Merit Reed was adjudged out of hi
8 mind and mentally irresponsible by