Durango semi-weekly herald., 1902-01-09

any law or code for locating the
honey lands, but prcsumcs discovery
and procedure TO develop should
hold prospector's findings.
From Thursdays Daily,
Squire Wallace OF Dolores spent
the night In the city and departed
this morning fof Pagosa Springs.
| Mrs. NJ A. Hahn and little daugh'
ter departed for Omaha this morn,
ing for visit
Street Commissioner Dnpraw says
he thinks the people Will yet under
stand the value OF the dirt and gravel
placed on Tenth street in front Of the
| nre house.
j. A. Templeton is In the city 10
see his partner. Howard Charlton
who have been having long siege OF
Illness at the Strater MIR. Charl.
ton viii soon get out. having gained
very rapidly for some time.
There VIII be n change q. moon
In day or so, and then the wealth
rr rognostIoators look for different
kind of weather. This ~ the oni,
land on earth where the people mr.,
content with continual sunshine dur.
nr the winter months
Squire Wallace says the RIO
Crapdo Southern ls sure to build %
miles OF railway west from Dolores
this ycar 20 haul lumber from the
heavy pine forests In that section.
This viii bring Durango 25 miles near
OF To The Blue Mountain country aud
the great live stock interests west
draft was mailed Treasurer Her
rick OF the Mckinley memorial asso.
citation today. covering the conir'bu-
tlon cniloctcd by The Herald. s. NJ
iIlggs and VIM. q. Thompson OF Nil
drcd, a great many wanted to con
I ,hute their mlia. but fnilcd [, get
around In time. The sum was no
small could not think OF It
| l. l.. Weber. on the stan OF the l.l
1
Durango country several days He
came TO get his neice. Miss Edna Fos,
ter 10 resign her position ms teach.
ar nj Hay Guich and return To El
Paso TO be with her mother who Ia
very sick Miss Foster accompan
led the gentleman this morning.
s u Thompson. formerly suporin
,endont af tho Columbus mine .jn the
la Plaths, Is again n resident of sht
Black Hllln country where the family
~ located. The Daily Pioneer Times
cf Doadwood. OF January 2. gives du
extended account of the marriaR. ui
their daughter. Miss Lolo, to Mr.
Robert n Williams. Miss Thompson
was Just growing into womanhood
when tho family left Durango
Friends win extend best wishes fol
happiness of the couple.
The last issue of the Tollurd,
journal has only the advertisement,
OF Stubbs A Jakway. the Tompkins
Hunt Hardware Co, Adams a Hilgcn
hsus and Dick lannon's Club saloon
representing the business fabric %
Telluride The Journal announce,
that the boycott of the Miners unioi
lK the renl thing, aud In no way doubt
ful ~ to It's effect The hardwar,
houses have only today to decide
on withdrawing their patronage iron
the Journal, under pain or having thu
, miners refuse TO use steel sold b!
these houses TO the mines. The mini
managers threaten q lock'ou, II th'
, miners viii not use this steel.
Mrs, $, q. Dowdey entertained las
evening the Baptist choir and few
friends In honor OF Miss Mary Sites
! who viii go 10 Denver this week I,
/ continue her musical studies.
novel form of amusement was the AT
, rangcmont OF the names OF the guest
/ In a conglomorste combination oi
! cards, These combinations tn
guests were Informed would build tn
names of famous porEonages, an
) after Vainly endeaVoring To construc
. the names OF celebrities, some OF tn
> keonest guessers discovered the mys
= terry, and Mrs. A. w. Ayers was tn
y FIRST TO complete list of names OF tn
guests, and Tor his acumcn won tn
2 privilege of sitting with the guest o
e honor at luncheon. A delightful
. feature OF the evening was mandolin
T. music rendered by Mcssrs. Hnpke an
/. Mathewson, who manipulated thos
q enchanting instruments with u maste
y hand. Among those present We're
!. Mesdames Cedarholme, Morgan. Til
}, iany. Johnson. Misses Peterson, Al
I derson. Sites. Pyle. Mossrs HamI
ton. Hapke. Mathcwson. Ayers, John
q son.
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