Semi-weekly herald., 1909-09-13
From Tbursoay's Daiiy.I
Arthur Ayres departed on a business
trip to Lcnser this morning.


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First National bank statement pub
llshed in this issue shows steady gain
Reserve fund looks good.
The county commissioners are la
boring with the tax schedules Al
important lengthy and difficult piece
of work
Dayton Warner was an outgoing
passenger on lodays eastern bound
for Boulder where he enters the state
university.
Gray w. Richardson, sporting editor
of the Denver Times and Tom b
Buckley. y no accompanied him, left
on the eastern this morning for Den
YER.
The Animas caused much damage
hut nothing like the wall of water
sweeping down the San Miguel river,
as vide tne news from Telluride yes
terday
H. H. Daniels, the former resident
OF Durango. who has been here for
about n week looking around, and Wis
iting his odd friends, returned to Den
yer today.
c. c. McMurphy of Dolores, who
has been at the Palace for a week
or two, departed for Denver this
morning Partly business and pleas
ure.
J. l.. Widman OF Pagosa Springs.
who has been at the Palace for some
days on his way 10 Hot chkiss went
out over the eastern to Denver and
round the other way.
F. Lonegan. mining expert for
James Doyle. who has been in Du-
range on business, returned to Denver
this morning. Mr.. Lonegan came in
several days ago with b. N. Freeman.
Manager Hopkins says telephone re-
ports around Cedar Hill indicate the
storm was rather severe on the ranch.
ers in that vicinity. The local tele.
phone system was damaged as well
as damage to crops.
Calvin Day, who spent the sum-
mer vacation with his parents at Her
mosa, returned this morning to Boul-
der where he will enter on his second
year of the course in civil engineering
at the University of Colorado.
Arthur Frary. the young son Of
County Treasurer o. f. Frary, is III
with appendicitis. The disease seems
to have a special fancy for the fam
lily. Mrs. Frary and Oren are the
only two escaping. so far.
Mrs. VIM Galloway, OF Coldwater.
Kans sy--and Miss Alice Springstead of
Kalamazoo, Mich, who have been stay
ing at the Palace for several days
on their way to visit friends at Az
tee, drove to the latter place this
morning.
The Durango system is short three
teachers on account of the train situa.
tion. Miss Aston Is at Mancos, Miss
Arhart at Chama, and Mrs. Grace
Bishop at Aztec. Miss Todd, who
loo hos tat TO .l..tf INIT tn
Durango until the roads are once more
passable.
The Herald does not believe in stint
ing expense when 1t comes to news on
occasion of blockades. Yesterday we
wired our Denver press agent to send
complete telegraph report. including
all storm news and every telegram
published yesterday was fresh from
the wires. This means extra expense
but the fact that 1t Is appreciated Is
sufficient recompense.
Miss Agnes Sullivan and niece,
Grace, came in yesterday with Miss
Dcbbit bhi Wtlit WIN Dtth NioItiiS
them at the mill for n week or so.
The ladies' rode In horseback There
were reasons why they couldn't come
any other way. A few washouts and
things like that The Misses Sullivan
are spending few days with Mrs,
Rob Sloan.
l.. A. Main, and Misses Helen and
Grace Main, father, sister and daugh-
ter, of Attorney Lewis Main of this
city. who have been spending the sum
mer with him, left for Denver this
morning on their way to their home
in Cedar Rapids, la. Mr. Main ac
companied them as far as Denver
we wish the travellers pleasant Jour
ney and safe return 10 Durango next
summer
r. w. Jarvis has now made arrange
ments to use wagons as far as Ham
Or's lake on the trim 10 KockwOod