Durango semi-weekly herald., 1904-07-11

from Denver last evening. where she
has been the past year taking special
| studies.
Mr. and Mrs Shepherd, stepfather
and mother of DIR. Lackey. arrived
last evening from Scranton. Pa. for
u visit with the doctor and his family.
| Judge and Mrs. Gerry and Mrs
tlamIuon and children left for Tel.
iuride this morning. where they Will
visit week or two, after which they
will go to ouray for short time.
Ignacio and some of the other Utes
are in town today. coming In to at.
\ tend the trial of the Indians The
United States district attorney did
not arrive last night as expected and
| the hearing cannot take place until
he or n deputy does arrive
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B. Richardson had his foot badly
mashed at the Montezuma lumber
mill. and came in on the Southern
last evening, leaving for his home at
| Antonito this morning.
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Mr. and Mrs. Toll came in from
Mancos last evening with their little
baby To have IL treated for fractured
hip. While Mr.. and Mrs. Toll were
out driving their horse was scared
and turned the buggy over, injurlng
The little one. DR.. Ochsner WINS sum.
moned and he went ou, Wednesday
night In buggy, returning next morn.
ing.
Charles Snyder returned this morn.
ing from Ouray. where he journeyed
prior to the Fourth. accompanied by
his wife and daughter. Miss Angie.
Mrs Morton Schutt having joined
Them at Slverton and enjoyed the
Fourth at Ouray, where Mr. Snyder
reports good time. Mrs. Snyder
and daughter will remain in Silvertun
some days, the guests OF Mrs Schutt.
Il. H. Blunt built his arastra on his
claims in the Needle mountains and
made trial run. He concentrated
about five tons into one and brought
some of the concentrates down to have
them assayed. He ran the concen-
trates over Mr.. Robinson's gold ma
chine and saved 60 per cent of the
values. which assayed s ounces In
gold and 80 ounces in silver He could
have made greater saving had he
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shows values that exceed Mr. Blunrs
expectations by several dollars ton
But he Is up against another dfl.
Guilty for the rest of the season, and
| that is shortage OF water to furnish
power to run the arastra.
Rev, ID. G.. Deano assisted Rev o.
B. Sarber in weeks revival services
on Florida Mesa. Mr., Sarber is ex.
tremely gratified over the results of
the meetings and says they were the
most successful held in that section
for years Rev. Delano left this morn
ing for Bayfield, to spend to few days
| and will hold number of meetings
there. He may be said to be an old
Coloradoan. although he has spent the
lest few years until recently in the
Northwest, having been pastor for Il
| time OF Bethany church at Portland,
Ore. For "a number of years in the
| early days he worked among the COW
| punchers in the Plateau valley. He
| labored with his hands. and on Satur.
day night or Sunday would frequently
| ride % miles or more to hold services
| He was in sympathy with the rough
| men of those times, and they were all
| glad to listen to his sermons. He un.
| derstood them and they understood
| him. and he has the joyful satisfac-
| tipn of believing that his work among
| hem resulted In great good Some
Zines this preacher takes job, like
| the prospector. till he gets a little
! grubstake but unlike the prospector,
while he is getting his grubstake, he
| never lets up on his work OF saving
souls. Among other things he can
| turn his hand to is that OF stationary
| engineer, and II he should find such a
| job around here without man to I'LL
it he will tackle IT until he gets few
dollars TO take him on TO the next
| place He belongs TO the Baptist de
nomination. probably from the fact
| that there are 50 many and man
must be something. but he says the
| brand don't cut any fgure-he would
prefer that the various brands be all
taken of religion and Christians get
| back to where the first followers of
Christ started and just take the Bible
for their guide
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