Durango semi-weekly herald. (Durango, Colo.) 1899-1907, 1903-11-05


ply the local demand, and of course
the home trade would come In ahead
of outside points. He said that in or
der to supply any part of the outside
demand a great deal of development
work would have 10 be done, and that
was too slow work to have any i'm
mediate effect, hence 1t could not be
alleged that the working of our mines
would have any bearing on the trou-
bles of coal miners in other places.
From Tuesdays Daily.
DR.. J. G. Thurman is at Blanco, N.
NJ, where he will put in several days,
possibly weeks.
Miss Annie Ramsay returned to
Denver this morning after having
east a good Republican ballot.
A shipment of ore is coming down
from the Gold Coin. John Kellenber-
gers property in the La Platas.
Mrs. Kettlewell left on the morning
iidiH toIiDuhiCu ny tnt htNi' ohto
for Little Rock, Ark, on visit
Charles Fleck and McHenry are do
ing annual assessment work on claims
adjoining the Last Chance mine.
Cover thick cushion with oil cloth
10 stand on while ironing, and thus
Al harnp,tnp tirnI
The Mancos Times thinks the low
er regions will be good place to re-
side If all the newspaper men are
there.
The Smelter State bank building is
now heated by steam, furnace being
blown in today. It's great improve
ment over stoves.
C. w, and j. c. Bowman came In
from Pagosa Junction last evening. the
latter continuing to his Eureka home
while C. W. is spending the day in Du-
range.
A. p. Olmstead, son of Bishop Ohm
stead of Denver, was guest of Rev.
Ostenson over Sunday. Mr.. Olmstead
is member of the Cripple Creek mil
tia, and is off on a furlough
+. r. Field and wife OF Denver
stopped off in the city over night, be-
ing on a pleasure trip. They are
friends of Rev. Ostenson. MIR. Field
is connected with the Colorado Ma
tional bank of Denver.
Frank Lake who is putting Zip a
hoist for the Edith Mining company.
is spending a day or two in town wait
ing for few supplies The principal
machinery is in place and building
enclosed and the property will soon
be In shape for active work.
A telephone message was received
last evening by the La Plata Under
taking company from Charles Mclain
at lockwood to send a casket up for
a child about five years old. The cas-
ket was sent this morning No fur
Their Information could be obtained.
II is posi- ible reasons may exist fol
dissatisfaction among coal miners In
the eastern part of the state. but none
exist in La Plata county, and IL the
men stop work here 1t will only be
evidence that right treatment counts
for no more than a grinding policy.
w, T. Kinney. Miss Bernie Koehlei
and Mr.. ard Mrs. Mahan. Mr. Mahar
being mine superintendent of the Mo
gul mine. came down from Silvertor
this morning enroute to Denver where
they viii remain day or two anc
then proceed to California, Mr. Kin
ney being joined by Mrs. Kinney In
Denver,
Hon Chas Stubs struck the city
again last evening, having stopped of
at Ignacio Sunday and accompanied
Representative Pace TO Bayfield,. yes
terday taking In large scope OF
country. driving over 30 miles. But
there was not the same inspiration
abroad last evening and peace and
harmony prevailed. Mr.. Stubbs sure
enough pulled out for Denver this
morning where he will arrive in time
10 read of the election of Judge Camp
bell. And his absence from Denver
means one less vote for the Hon.
Adair.
With the closing of the Caribbean
mill the Silver Bell mill OF fifty stamps
is the only reduction plant In the
county working at the present time,