Durango semi-weekly herald., 1907-07-22
LOCAL NEWS.
tFrom Thursdays Daily.

tfTOm 'lnursuhy Ddiy
John II. Clarke OF the government
land department. came In yesterday.
John w. Wingate returned this
morning from a business trip to Sill
verton.
H. e. Black OF Cortez returned yes
terday from a trip to Chicago and
went down home this morning.
Mrs. ]. B. Butler OF Flora Vista.
returned from Pueblo last evening
and went down home this morning.
C. f. Snyder and wife came up
from Shiprock, N. NJ. last evening and
left for Caryville, Fla. this morning.
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]. II. McDevitt went up Silverton
way yesterday on business connected
with the internal revenue department
F. A. Franklin OF the Peters Paper
company, Denver. came down from
Telluride yesterday and is calling on
the trade today.
O.
]. l.. Rachofsky returned last even
ing from Denver and other state
points. Looks well and is ready for
busy season.
Mrs. Grant Morris and little daugh-
ter departed this morning for Den
yer to meet Mrs. Norris mother.
They will be gone about four weeks.
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Aaron Rachofsky, son of j. l.. Ra-
chofslsy OF the Fair store, arrived from
Denver last evening and Will stay
here visiting relatives few weeks.
Mrs. II. b. Bedwell will leave to-
morrow morning for visit with rela-
tives In the east She will be accom-
panied by Mrs. Koontz of Silverton.
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Mrs Hanna Gross of Pagosa Springs
came up from Pennington yesterday,
where she has been visiting relatives
and went out to Pagosa this morning.
Mrs. II. L. Rice. mother of Howard
Charlton. arrived from Florence last
evening and will visit Howard and
family about ten days.
The enterprising merchant seeks
news paper space. Farmers In the
city the next day or two will do well
to deal with the merchant who is en-
terprising.
In fol
ist, interested In the Galena Mountain
Gold and Silver Mining company above
Howardville. He will go up in few
days and inspect the property.
Superintendent Lees private car
took Otto Mears and party to Silver
ton yesterday. Mr.. Lee stopped over
here and is spending the day looking
of company business.
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Douglas Tow and Fred Barlow,
charged with assault were yesterday
discharged by Justice of the Peace
Arnold. The evidence was not suffl-
cient to hold them.
R. F. Ziegenfelder was among last
or at least make Durango headauar-
ters, taking the place of s. c. Nc
Curdy as representative OF the Stan
dard Oh company. His wife will soon
follow.
The seml-annual apportionment OF
the school fund from the state land
board has been made. The total
amount Is s119.173.74. of which La
Plata county gets $1.63S35. Denver
county gets $30,613.S0 and Pueblo 49,
165.7S.
Dog meat Is valuable commodity
In Germany. where large quantities OF
1t Is used for food-largely In the com
position OF the succulent bologna. Du-
range will send large consignment
OF the live animals II the Germans will
pay the freight.
The Herald is not the kind of a
sheet that will stand to see the public
robbed by a 10 cent show outfit for the
sake OF few comps. And the city
ofhcials will be derelict In their duty
II they do not collect more license
money.
II. E. Garman. newspaper man.
printer. politician. and member of the
legislature. with the prefix lex" before
them ALL came In over the Southern
last evening. He is representing the
Zang Brewing company OF Denver and
Is on a tour of inspection He has
been travelling with Shorty Franklin
and l. F. Harris and the trio will null
the scales down to about the 700
notch.
From all information obtainable the
ball game at Silverton Sunday will be
Hammer. Slattery thinks he has a
surprise or two in store for Durango.
but 1t will take more than John Glaze
TO deliver 1t. The low rate OF 81 for
the round trip has been made by the
railroad and most everybody can go II
they want to. If Slattery springs his
surprise II will be the game of the
season. with Durango the favorite.
iE order to get rid of a lot of use.
less dogs the farmers In certain
section along the Missouri river Iso.
lated fifty of them on an island in the
middle OF the river and left them to
IN oil