Durango semi-weekly herald., 1907-08-15

l. suuck out, Dy Stanley A, by IOnel
8: bases on balls, of Stanley 6, of
Toner 2; errors. Durango 4, Silverton 4
Umpire. Hill. Time of game, 1:45.
ITEMS cULLED FROM
NEIGHeoRlNG EXCHANGES
The Glenwood Springs Avalanche
is still having n hot time with the
water company of that city.
The Mancos creamery is meeting
with splendid success under the new
management.
NJ II. Gallagher of the State Com.
mercial association was banquetted
at Alamosa last Monday night
Frank W. Barnes of Telluride is de
fendant in a $500 lawsuit brought by
f. A. Guy of Montrose.
The increased valuation In Archuleta
county amounts to s1O7, 900 over last
year, 100000 being in farm lands and
stock.
Telluride people excurted to Mon.
trose yesterday. Enjoyed a SO rate
for round trip. Regular round trip
rate is So.
Grand Junction shipped five cars of
pears one day last week. The estl-
mated shipment for the year will be
200 cars valued at s225,OO0.
r. S. Hollingsworth, the defaulting
cashier of the d. & r. G. at Alamosa,
has been located and will be returned
to stand trial. Dishonesty does not
pay.
Telluride Journal says there is n
greater misfortune than having your
heart fractured by pretty girl-that
of having a still prettier girl ready
to mend it.
The Western slope fair at Montrose
has selected September II, IS, 10 and
20 for fall dates. The county will give
5000 towards the agricultural display.
The Montezuma county pioneers
held their annual meeting at Mancos
a week ago. Next year they will be
able to attend the San Juan association
The Montrose Press has been en-
larged and otherwise improved And
this reminds us that the Press is one
of the best papers printed in any
part of the country.
Ouray has finally decided to observe
Labor day. With Telluride having
home engagements Durango will have
to entertain Silverton baseball fans.
And we will do 1t, too.
An Italian miner named Tony
drilled into a missed hole
OH a Smuggler-Union lease Saturday
afternoon. Explosion followed and he
was badly If not fatally injured.
An old stamp mill known as the
Sky Rocket burned at Ouray Friday
afternoon. The plant has long been
idle and while costing a great deal
more, the net loss is figured at about
$4,000.
Mancos-Times Tribune tells of hail
storm that covered considerable ter
ritory near Cortez to the depth of
over four inches. The roar OF the
storm was heard over greater por-
lion of the Montezuma valley.
Pagosa Springs ball fans are en-
ieavoring to get up an excursion next
Sunday to this place with ball game
In view between Durango and the
Springs club. II 100 can be secured a
special train and $3.50 rate will be
given. This rate is about one-fourth
and is liberal.
The Montrose Chautauqua lost over
$500 on account of lack OF patronage
In this connection Montrose arranged
ior special train from Ouray guar
$3.50. whereas only twelve
accepted the privilege of attending the
treat and this cost the as.
scciation sl25 extra. Seems as though
Ouray people run more to baseball
and horseracing. And this Is about
rue the world over. And then, again.
Montrose has not sufficient population
10 make a Chautauqua pay.
Ten Years In Bed.
For ten years | was confined to
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