Durango semi-weekly herald. (Durango, Colo.) 1899-1907, 1903-09-03
CLIPPINGS FROM EXCHANGES.


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CLIPPINGS FROM EXCHANGES.
Madame Nermet, who spent u week
~ Il happy guest OF Miss l.. Roessier.
-ccepted an invitation TO spend this
week with Mrs. Geo. Bauer, and wiz
men make visit 10 the head OF East
DANCES and spend some days with her
riend. Mrs. Toll.-Mancos Times.
Twnty-two carloads OF ore, is of
vhich were concentrates, was We'd
iesday's consignment to the Durango
,melLer from Silyerton. The crude
re was represented by two carloads
rom the Iowa, one from the Irene
nj one from the Shenandoah No. 3.
Standard
Wash Patrick, OF the state fish
iatcheries. brought into Silverton 75,-
100 tish Try OF the rainbow specie and
accompanied by Brice Patterson took
hem over on Pole creek and the head
waters OF the Grande, Monday. The
state furnishes the tish and the coun-
STANDARD
Steve Gregg. the young man who
VAS injured in the Silver Bell mine at
)phir Loop few days ago by falling
.U6 feet down man-hole, developed
pneumonia and died ut 3 O'Clock in the
afternoon. Deceased was twenty
tbout year ago, going from here to
)phir Loop. He was native OF Eng
and, and the only relative in this sec
ion IL brother at Ophir. The young
nan was an honest. hard-working lei
ow and was OF that industrious class
hat makes friends rapidly.-Tellu-
ide Journal.
The unexpected closing down OF the
silver Ledge mine last Saturday was
keen disappointment to the people
u Silverton until 1t was learned that
he stoppage of operations was only
temporary. AS a matter OF fact the
san Juan Leasing and Mining com
)any. which has been operating the
property, was and is entirely salts
led with the showing made under the
circumstances, but II finds that pro-
its can be greatly Increased by saw
ng the zinc values for which the Sill
ier Ledge ore has always been noted.
We understand that the company has
)een experimenting for some time
with a view to saving the zinc values
n the ore without appreciably lessen.
ng the other values. So successful
rave these experiments been that 1t
now announced that zinc to the
mount of $40 per ton can be saved
~ an electromagnetic process and
till leave the other values intact in
he concentrates. II was for the pur-
pose OF installing the necessary i'm.
orovements. To cost about SIS 900. that
he mill was closed down last Satur
lay.
The Denver News OF Thursday
morning has the following: "Yester
lay morning n petition for the pardon
II A. S. Anderson was received An
ierson is serving 4 years sentence in
he county Jail q; Ouray for assault
with intent to kill. He has already
served four months of the time. but
according to letters from the prose
cutting attorney. the sheriff. and the
district judge who sentenced him, he
IL in \ dying condition from con
sumption. Governor Peabody said
yesterday afternoon that he would
issue a pardon today and the man
would be released at once" Mr.. An
derson came over the range from
Ouray yesterday and is in town the
very picture OF good health, severa
pounds heavier than when he wa.
incarcerated and wearing mos
healthful complexion. While the EN-
ployment OF Il knife on n fellow be
ing is reprehersible In the extrem,
and merits severe punishment, IL any
thing justines extreme measures 1t |,
the blowing OF tin horns, hence W,
are inclined TO endorse the pardon
| Telluride Journal.
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| A capitalist. requested to tell how
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