Durango semi-weekly herald., 1904-08-18

From Mondays Daily:
John Kellenberger is home again.
Arrived on the late eastern this morn
ing.
Chris Zipperian has moved from
bayfield, to Durango and is located at
366 Fourth avenue.
Mrs. Dan McGillis was returning
passenger on the delayed eastern. ar
irving ahis morning.
Mrs. Fred Eyeman went to Telluride
yesterday, her husband having re-
turned there to remain.
Mrs. Al Turner will open the Noun
tain View hotel Wednesday. The house
is newly papered throughout and has
been thoroughly renovated.
The ghouls who robbed victims OF
the d. Il X. @. wreck should be sent
to the pen and placed at hard work
for the rest of their lives Most helm
Gus crime.
Mrs. C. L. Petherbridge and daugh-
ter Miss Lillian OF Silyerton stopped
last night at the Strater and went out
to Mancos this morning to visit with
friends.
E. e. Schalles, James j. German
and w. s. Pickerill left today for the
upper Pine river on fishing excur
sion. In the absence of Mr. Schalles
j. j. Harrington is acting as water
commissioner.
o. 8. Galbreath went to Denver al
ter the Red Mems meeting at Flor
ence adjourned, and claimed the trunl,
OF his daughter, Mrs. Roscoe, which
washed away In the flood and recov
cred. All the valuables, including some
jewelry had been stolen. Mr. Gal
breath sent the trunk to his daughter
In Tennessee. He is expected home
tonight
Harry McDevitt of the postoffice
Southern from a visit to Canon City
and Denver. Says the red'headed girl
and the blonde got mixed up triae
but thinks they Will come out all
right. And Canon City is noted for
redheads.
A week from next Tuesday the
Doyle properties on the West Mancos
are TO be started up and it is expected
active operations viii be continued the
rest of the season. Mr.. Doyle will be
In, and In company with Col. H. c.
Demming will go over the ground and
decide on a plan OF work.
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Passengers coming from Denver re
port floods and washouts in the foot
hills between Denver and Pueblo still
active. Passengers coming in this
morning saw one little bridge on the
Santa Fe short distance beyond
Palmer Lake with the foundation
washed away. and the timbers were
hanging to the rails.
Sunday, August 28, has been fixet
upon as the date for joint baske
picnic OF the Durango and Silvertor
Eagles. Excursion rates will be Sc
cured. and crowds of pleasure seekers
are sure to be there. Amusement fea
lures will be numerous, and the com
fort Of ladies' and children will be
looked after zealously. genuine
Eagle welcome is assured all who at
tend.
Telluride Journal: Attorneys were
today notified OF the decision OF the
Durango land Office in the case of the
protest on the part of the owners OF
the Gold King water rights against the
Turkey Creek placer The decision
holds that the placer location is in
valid on the ground that II is non
mineral in character and is more val
liable for the timber and water upon
1t than for other purposes.
o. G. Null of Quincy, H., one of the
guests of w. s. kirkpatrick on Pine
river came In yesterday with his host
and this morning Mr.. Null left for Sill
verton and Ouray to make arrange
ments for stage accommodations over
the Red Mountain Ouray road for the
rest of his party. who are still on
Pine River The party will come in
from the ranch next Sunday and leave
the next morning for their respective
homes. going by way Of Silverton and
Ouray.
Ben Bishop is winding up his af
fairs preparatory to leaving for an
extended trip around the world He
goes first to New York state. where
he will visit friends and relatives two
or three months, thence going u
France. where he will put in month
In Paris with friends. having attend
ed school there. He will then take
passage for the Philippines. going via
the Suez canal and portions OF Asia
Ben says he wants to see the rest OF
the world. having visited all parts oil
Europe, portions OF Africa and alsc
South America. The trip will con
sumo several years and may result
In Mr.. Bishop locating in the Philip