Durango semi-weekly herald., 1904-07-11
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FILED FOR RECORD
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The following instruments were filed
for record with the county clerk and
recorder during the past week:
Location Certificates.
j. T. Long ct al, Hoodo, Golconda
and Eighty-three lode claims in Cal
fornia mining district
Peter F. Griggs, amended location
certificates on the Thunderbolt, Shoe
Fly, Crown. Fraction and Ten Spot
lode claims in California district,
Calahill Brown, amended location
certificate on the Anna II. lode claim
in California district
Mining Deeds.
j. s. ID. Hopkins to Peter F. Griggs
for a quarter interest in the Grown
lode. half interest in the Thunder
bolt. all OF the Silver Crown and all
of the Tempest lode claims in Cali
fornia mining district; consideration
$500
Patents.
United States TO Geo. w. Shields for
The south half OF the northeast quar-
ter and the west half OF the southeast
quarter OF section % in township 35,
north of range II, w. y. NJ. p, NJ, con
tanning 100 acres
United States to George l.. Snyder
for the south half of the southeast
quarter OF section 10. and the north
half of the northeast quarter OF sec
lion 30 in township 33 north of range
g. w n. NJ. p. NJ, containing l60
acres.
United States to Thomas F. Stanley
for the northeast quarter of the south
west quarter Of section 12 in township
3G, north of range ., containing 4C
acres.
Warranty Deeds.
Clayton c. Perkins to John Conway
for lots II and is in block 3d in Noun
tain View addition to Durango; $500
w. w. McEwen ct al 10 Louise End
ter for 46 % feet of lots 16, II, IS, in
block "a in North Durango; $500.
Quit Claim Deeds.
Frank s. Balster to G. G. Love foI
lot in block 3 in Rockwood; $3.50
Samuel S. Bixler to William r
Mason for a piece of land in the south
west quarter OF section II in township
"a, north of range ., west n. NJ. p
NJ. containing about acres, and now
used in connection with a reservoir
OF w. r. Mason also a right OF way
lor an irrigation ditch; So.
From Saturdays Herald.
Miss Millicent White left this morn.
ing for Telluride with Miss Stella
Painter for visit.
Jo Smith came up from Ignacio last
evening to attend the Indian trial and
returned this morning,
o
Mrs. ]. L. Nichols returned to Rock.
wood last evening after a visit with
her son, of the postofiice carriers
force.
Miss Julia Mclaughlin left this
morning for her old home at Del Norte
after sojourn in our city of several
months.
Frank Robbins is up from Durango
and will put in few weeks pros
pecting in San Juan county.-Sllver-
ton Standard.
Rev. Ostensen will leave Tuesday
morning of next week on his annual
vacation going to Wisconsin. Tomor-
row will be the last service until af-
ter his return.
n. f. Cook and Ernest Wetter have
formed partnership to engage in the
wool, hide. pelt and fur business
meats in cold storage, etc. These
gentlemen are well known to the
country at large and invite those in
terested to call and get prices,
Thomas lockwood and Dan Nc
Lean returned last evening from Rico,
where they went to look after work on
the Enterprise group, in which lease
they are Interested. Mr.. lockwood
reports that present work consists Of
putting in about 700 feet of pine line
and q waterwheel for furnishing pow