Durango semi-weekly herald., 1903-03-09


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According 10 Weather Prognostlca.
tor iIicHs another storm is due Tues
day of next week In fact March is
put down as a regular storm period
Feed is said to he getting scare in
Archuleta county and some fear is ex.
pressed as TO suiliciency to keep stock
going providing stormy weather con
tinues.
Sam G Wall viii arrive on this
evenings train. and tho water bonds
viii undoubtedly be signed and the
money turned over 10 the city before
the day passes.
Telephone message from Ouray last
evening reports heavy snow storm
there yesterday mud last night. with
twelve to fifteen inches Of new snow
on the ground today
There are already four tickets in the
field for the spring election at Ouray.
and the women have call ont for "A
mass meeting Tuesday of next week
to nominate It temperance ticket.
Gus Nuight r. new arrival from
Denver. He intends opening barber
shop in the Stelnegcr building. work.
men being engaged in fitting a room
on the south side The place viii be
first rate In every respect
T.. II Darlington returned from Sill
yrrton last evening and Ia spending
the day In Durango, He has made ar-
rangcmeuts FOR the Colorado College
Gice club 10 appear about the 18th Of
April at the Durango Opera house.
John w Wingate returned last even
ing from Sllyertun. where he spent
several days Reports about twelve
inches OF new snow at Sllyerton with
IA hl,rral tuti In tho mountains MI
WinEnte says 1he spring election at
Sllyerton win be conducted along non.
partisan lines.
Miss Molvina Harris leaves in the
morning for Telluride. whore she may
remain some time, probably taking the
position held by Miss Gibbs who is
going Ia Calltornin ON an extended VA
cation. Tho best wishes OF many
friends go with Miss Harris and The
Herald commend5 her TO the young
people especially.
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MIR. Charles f. Wood of the firm Of
Wood a Morgan, says his firm ships
In half dozen ears Of horses every
year. which means sending In the
nclghborhood ot ten thousand dollars
out Of town and In the long run
counts up TO the detrlment of the cir.
culAting medium. And this calls at
tcutiou 10 the fact that no section is
better adapted TO raising fine horses
than southw estern Colorado and north
western New Mexico and II stands
our runchmeu and stockgrowcrs In
hand to change the general run of
things,
Andy Lewis rs not In love with late
trains He know his wife and grand
daughter wore on the incoming train
Yesterday. which WAS slated to arrive
about 2:30. lie had arranged for the
haclmnn TO care for the ladies'. and
they would be tired and hun.
cry prepared n suitable meal. About
10 o'clock. however, the ladies' went to
bed in the Pullman and gave orders
not to be disturbed until morning
Andy thought he heard tho whistle
blow when the train arrived. but after
awaiting until four. he concluded he
was mistaken and he finally went 10
bed and Was sleeping soundly when
the wife raped for admitiance this
shortly after six,
Frank Gulotu returned from Den
yer on last nights belated train, whore |
he went 40 complete the organization |
If the swamp Angel Gold Mining com
pany. Before leaving he filed the ne
,essary papers with the secretary of |
state, and this morning filed a du-
nlicato copy OF the articles OF incor |
poratiou with the county clerk of La |
Plata. The incorporators are Frank !
iallotu, Thomas f Burgess, l. c.
w A Helm and Frances
James. The principal mines are
swamp Angel and Gold King, located |
n the ORC Fiuo district The claims
,re very promising. development hay.
ng proven their value by pay ore from
he start. and ample capital Is now In
ne hands of the company To push
work this spring and summer, work
Hs soon as supplies can
ie taken to the mines The Herald
rusts that the company will soon de
'olop another Neglected. At any rate
he Indications are ten to one that in.
'idc of three months the company will
le shipping ore Ia The smelter with
.roftnhlc results.