Durango semi-weekly herald. (Durango, Colo.) 1899-1907, 1903-10-22

From Wednesdays Daily.
George Weaver departed for Pa
gosa Springs this morning to boil out.
The Riggs road south Of Lumber
ton. is in order for distance of 20
miles. Eight miles more this fall.
A. e. Campbell. travelling passenger
agent OF the ever popular Burlington
road. is spending the day in Durango.
S. W. Carpenter returned last even
ing from Pueblo where he had bus
mess before the United States district
court.
Miss Maggie pepper of Cedar Hill.
N. NJ, departed this morning for Dem
yer, Colorado Springs and Rocky Ford.
to visit friends and relatives.
Mr.. and Mrs. c. c. Murray came
down from Trimble Springs last even
ing Mrs. Murray leaving on the morn
ing train train for Denver.
MID. "a ildtN was
this morning by telegram announc-
ing the serious Illness of her sister
at Hampton, New Hampshire.
Mrs. S. w Raymond and Mrs. Matt
Krumpahitzky went to Pagosa juno
tion this morning to visit Mrs. A. r.
Sullenberger and Mrs Dr. Wood.
Mrs. l., H. Randall, who has been
spending a few days in the city with
her sister. Mrs. j. C. Copeland. re-
turned To lockwood this morning.
O.
Mrs. Charles Ottowa, of Alamosa,
who has been visiting her piece, Mrs.
]. c. Copeland. left this morning for
McIIlmo canon to visit with friends.
District court officials, consisting of
Judge Russell, District Attorney Pull
| liam and Messrs Ritter and McClos-
| key. returned from Rico last evening. :
Miss Messecre stopped off at Red
| Rock 10 visit friends day or two.
j. II. Burghardt, former Mancos-
lite, later going to Del Norte and the
past three years residing in Iowa.
spent the night in Durango. having
been on a visit TO the old home in
Mantezuma county.
Mrs. A. e. Tracey left this morning
for Hampton, New Hampshire, where
she will spend the winter The Her
aid, as usual. when Mrs Tracey is
| Oh t,rfII hoo
ing Durango doings.
Henry Berri came in from Denver
last week where he put in ten days in
a continual round of pleasure. Came
near absorbing the chorus of the Ben
Hur" company and bringing same to
| Durango. just to look at Henry says
it's hard to get down to earth again.
District Attorney Pulliam came over
from Rico last evening with the in
| tention of boarding the Eastern train
this morning, but receiving notice that
| his office had been moved into the
street owing to last nights fire, he
will have to return to Rico in the
morning.
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Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Goodman de.
parted yesterday via Silverton for Cal
ifornia. They were accompanied by
Mr.. and Mrs. George Goodman, who
will be with them as far as Montrose,
the latter going 10 Denver and thence
to st. Louis to select holiday goods.
The advance agent of Halls Musical
company arrived last night and had
| about completed arrangements for a
| few nights at the local opera house
when word was received OF the Rico
fire where the company was stopping
and it is feared the wardrobe and some
of the special scenery went up with
the rest
| The geological survey party, COM
posed OF whitman Cross, Ernest Howe
and Albert Johnson, who have been
working III the Needle mountains the
past season, finished their field work
and came down yesterday. They left
for Washington this morning, where
the winter will be put in making
map OF this section.
| Col. NJ. S. Beach came down from
Silverton last night, and after spend
| ing the night in Durango departed
| for Colorado Springs where he will
make headquarters during the winter.
Col. Beach has been operating mines
| in San Juan county the past twenty
years and believes it is the greatest
section in the West
j. N. Livengood has moved his lam
lily to Durango tor The winter During
The past summer with his TWO young
sons Mr., Livengood continued the tun-
mel on his Needle mountain claims e..
feet, being in now nearly 800 feet.
The tunnel is on the vein and good
body of ore exposed, increasing in
value as distance and depth has been
gained which leads Mr.. Livengood to r
believe that he has the making of a
rich producer in the near future.
Samples displayed from across the
breast of the tunnel or drift Indicate