Durango semi-weekly herald., 1905-07-31

Woodbury. Pittsburgh, Pa. com
pany SO it will be seen there are
three distinct corporations who Will
enter the rubber business In Duran
go. WITH two representatives locat-
ed and one OF them already buying
Dots, 1t looks good for this new in
dustry.
The following directors were elect
ed at the meeting OF the Colorado
New Mexico Fair association last
night: Harry Jackson. president;
John Waters, first vice president;
Thos. f. Davis. second vice presi-
dent; Lloyd C. Sheets. treasurer;
Glen Russell, secretary Tae new
finance committee to solicit funds
for the fall fair is composed OF c. IL.
Snyder, A. j. Chltwood. Matt Har-
rington, w. F. Weightman and Geo
c. Logan. Tue committee will meet
the 4th OF August at which time the
date for the fall fair will be named
Word was received yesterday after
noon that Joe Nichols of Animas City
had been killed by a train at Minldo-
ka, Idaho. The dispatch contained
no particulars and just now the acci-
dent happened is not known. Nichols
had formerly worked at rallroading,
but some years ago quit and II is not
known whether he went back to the
road or not. He was a brother oil
Mrs Charles DeLuche and of Chas,
and w. A. Nichols of Animas. He
was member of the knights OF
Maccabees and held policy in that
order for $4,000. The news came
from Ed. Schwyhart. instructions
were wired TO snip the body to Du
range.
After a vigorous search Mrs. EN-
hum, widow of f. NJ. Emhul. who was
killed in the Smuggler-Union mine al
Telluride Wednesday afternoon. has
been located near Pagosa Springs
Mrs. Emhuff was away from nome at
the time of the accident and no one
in Telluride knew just where she
was though It was generally under
stood she was visiting with relatives
or friends in Pagosa Springs. Mr.
Emhuif was a Mason, being mem
ber of the Montrose lodge. and tn,
Masons of Telluride busted tnem
selves trying to locate her. Parties
in Pagosa Springs were wired to 10
cate her and inform her of the
death of ner husband. but a careful
search failed to locate her up I'll
nearly noon today. d. +. Fittol
wired today that she had been locat
ed and that she was sick and had n,
funds and said to have the remains
buried In Telluride. 1t is presume,
she was visiting in the country som'
4 miles ont from Pagosa Springs. Nh
Fitton stated in his telegram that HI
would write particulars. The new
was at once transmitted to Telluride
No class of unpatented mineral 10
cations is exempt from assessmen
work in the United States. And tn
assessment for next year can not b.
done in this. II IL ws- not done las
ed by another, the work done nov
counts for this year alone, as so as
sessment work is now required TO
last year The title remains in tn,
locator whether he performs the an
nual assessment work or not unit
the claim is entered by another ant
relocated because of the failure of tnt
original locator to perform the neces
sary work. Then, under these cir
cumstances, the title is transferred
to the stranger and the former occu
pant has no longer legal interest IL
the Mining and Scientif,
Press.
| Thurlow, the six-year-old son AM
only remaining caild of Mr.. and Mrs
C. 7. Morgan, took suddenly sicl
Wednesday morning and died Thurs
day morning about O'Clock of scar
let fever and diphtheria. Mrs. Nor
L
gan and son have been visiting herr
from Durango, Colo, with her par
ents. Mr.. and Mrs. j. II. Dunn, for
few months, and the little fellow, b!
nis lovable disposition. made man!
friends among children and adults
Mrs. Dunn, who mad lately gone dowi
to Claremore, l. T., for her health
was summoned home by telegram
but Mr.. Morgan. who is In Utah
could not possibly arrive in time fol
the funeral which will be held to
morrow morning at 10 a. m, with In
terment in st. Roses cemetery. Tn,
parents and grandparents have tn,
sincere sympathy of all in this yer,
| sudden and sad affiiction. n.-CheSopi
| tKan) Advance.
Henry Cable and Ernest Sumner
have packed their plant, the Salldt
| Tribune, and headed for the North
west Where they hope to find loca
ton for paper They found ou
that Salida was not daily town
Theirs is the second recent failur,
of an attempt to run a daily there.
Mrs. w. r. Armstrong returned