Durango semi-weekly herald., 1905-11-02

pickles and trimmings and good ci
gars' Just as soon been there.
CLERK Eddy has issued hunting n.
cehses Tor La Plata county to the mum.
Der OF about 225. Hall goes to the
state, one-fourth to the county and
.he clerk who has to do all the work.
Is NOT sure that ne gets more than
bouillon.
| ois Stansbury came down this
morning from Silverton. where he
/ says ne made too much money 10 stav
in one town He has been on the, Mas.
tering job on the new addition to the
Sifverton school house. He says the
am5unt of work going ON in the Sill.
yerton country would be wonder to
the world. The Carnegie hal, Is ready
for the roof, 1t Is of brick and con.
crete, ssxsa -
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( Wash Patrick Frank Eldredse and
Roy Hall returned yesterday evening
from their hunting trip TO Sinking
lakes. And they had positive proof
| OF success, about 300 ducks. mostly
canvasbacks. The party was gone six
gentlemen but remaining only one
day Three hundred ducks in four
days shooting Is not so bad. And
The Herald family will enjoy a. treat
Thank YOU, Wash, and come again.
I Judge E. II. Long, Assistant United
States Attorney II. c. Clark, Caro-
Morley and Joseph c. Grant, Of the
government inspection corps looking
after public timber in the Durango
country, Departed his morning for
Denver and Washington. leaving about
twenty Of the party still At the park
Judge Clark carried with him the new
gold headed cane given to him by the
party few days ago when they held
n banquet at the park. 1t is jolly
party Of good fellows, ,,.
Judge w. y. Darrow. who has beer
in California more than a year under
treatment for rheumatism, has so faI
recovered that ne will return to Du
range TO again take his old place II
the wholesale house OF John Keilen
berger, which has just been made va
cant by the resignation Of Billy o.
ten. Judge barrow has many friend
who will welcome him back to Du
range. where he was whep the cit,
was born. having been among tn
early pioneers of the Ia Plata noun
, tains .~.s
, -
H. NJ. Billings, wife and baby cam
-, down from Telluride SUNDAY evenin
and has begun Tn his new position i
the grocery department Of the Grade
=. Mercantile company. Mr. Billings wa
e, among those who saw part of the r,
~ cent tragic explosion in the .lorrns
:, office at Telluride. when Stuart, one {
those who lost his life. ran thrcug
the street, all save his feet envelope
:, in flame. To the users of gasoline .hi
.s should be an awful lesson. Mr.. Bi
:, lings and wife. Durango airl an
I, product of the Durango higb schoo
are glad 10 locate in lower altitud
and in more desirable climate,
/, o.
i, Mr.. II. G. Clark and bride returne
n. yesterday evening from their weddin
4, tour of the Pacific country, hsvin
been away II days. They visited h
Northwest first. taking In Seattle an
. Portland, and then went into Califo
q mia, visiting all the interesting point
n and then drifted into Arizona, whe,
% at Hotel FL Tovar they stopped Ion
enough to explore portion Of tt
Grand Canon OF the Colorado rive
a., described by one of Wm. F. Curtis
nj articles appearing in The Heral
n, Though having an enjoyable tot
,e through the most interesting sectior
of America. Mr.. and Mrs. Clark a,
glad to get hack to Durango
Il. VIM. G. Often and family will :
10 away 10 live in Oregon. where NJ
al Often will engage in business wi,
a1 his brother. In the growing town
Rosehurg Mr.. Often before coni,
TO Durango had lived In Oregon ar
in Washington. Besides having uit
as business opportunity he desires "
n, change Of climate for his family "
al Often has had charge Of the bool
an in the big Wholesale house Of JoA
Kellenberger for four wears ar
through this position and that vi,
IL the Durango band and fraternal O
n, ders he has enjoyed nice soci
he touch. making many friends who wi
Of regret seeing the family leave d
a range Mr. Often is regarded as OF
n of the best facilitated accountants wi
has ever held position in Dutang
being able to dispatch much mo,