Durango semi-weekly herald., 1904-03-31

NJ. day before yesterday, and yester-
day he died A F. Hood sent casket
out this morning for the remains.
KruschlSe has no special opening,
just engaging in an opening every
day When taking in the millinery
displays be sure to drop in and see
the new line OF spring novelties in
dress goods and furbelows.
1t pays TO advertise. In last even
ing's issue John c. Herr inserted no
tice for the return OF his dog Up to
noon today II parties had called.
agreeing TO deliver the dog described
and asking for the $50 reward.
Richey's windows have been the de-
light of the children the past few
days. And for that matter. the older
ones have been greatly edited. The
Easter novelties in way Of eggs, chick
enis, ducks. bunnles. etc, are very at
tractive and great inroads have been
! made in the stock.
Silverton. Ouray and Telluride re-
port big snow storms today. Silver
| ton has had foot of snow the past
1 "a hours, but has melted to quite an
extent, with a trihe over a foot on the
ground at this time. Ouray reports
/ over six inches of new snow on the
! ground with oodles in the mountains.
o
Levi Fanticona died yesterday at
Monero from the effects of injuries re-
ceived in the Monero coal mine the
| day before. No particulars of the ac-
| cident have been received. Deceased
was member of the Durango |. o. o.
F., and it was understood the remains
would be shipped here for burial. But
| Secretary G. w. Caviness informs us
that the funeral will be held at Mon
ero where burial will take place.
Easter gifts are the. proper thing
In fact there is no time of the year
!, more appropriate outside of Christ
mas to remember your friends TINS
being true why not visit Hahn's jew
elry store and inspect the hundreds
Of handsome articles suitable for gifts.
The line is certainly complete. Per
sue his advertisement in another col
umn and see If there is not something
in his line you want.
There is general hustle at The Fa-
nous today getting ready for the
grand spring opening tomorrow even
ing. The rush is so great II may be
necessary to close the doors for a
| time tomorrow, as 1t is the intention
to make "A fine display of the new
things in millinery and general ladies'
| wear Remember the store will be
open to the public tomorrow evening
with enchanting music while you view
the display.
The cat is out of the bag. The ele-
giant residence and fine surroundings
of Rasmus Hansen's Animas valley
ranch were for fixed purpose--that
of housing a dear little wife The ex-
pected happened in Denver Monday af-
ternoon according to reports received
in Durango last evening. The Her
aid will receive full particulars later
and furnish readers with same. In
the meantime we join hands with hun.
dreds of friends in the San Juan sec
tion in wishing that joy everlasting
may be the lot OF the newly married
couple with unbounded prosperity
The thieves who stole the Durango
Girl ore are pretty sure to be badly
disappointed lot when they come to
pound up fhe ore and pan it out. They
will probably first roast the ore and
then pound it up and pan it, The ore
Is of most refractory character. not
| withstanding it is richly impregnated
with free gold. They will lose a
great deal in roasting. and then they
can only obtain what is absolutely
freemilling. They will lose all the
silver and win be in luck if they get
o hundred dollars worth of gold. 1t
takes smelling, with liberal fuxing TO
get the values from the Durango Girl
! ore