Durango semi-weekly herald., 1905-10-12

he shoe As general liniment for
'prains, bruises, lameness and rheu-
natism Pain Balm is unequaled. For
sale by all druggists.
From Wednesdays Daily.
Otis Stansbury, who has been on
the plastering at the lockwood power
plant. came down yesterday to see mis-
new boy
John Winners. who has been doing
The cement plastering on the steel
lath at the lockwood power plant, Is
in town TO divide his money.
Judge Russell. Prosecuting Attorney
rulliam and Court Stenographer Miss
Messecre. returned from Rico yester-
iay evening. There was not much do
ing in court over there.
Something Ike fifty passengers
boarded the train for Aztec and Farm
ington this morning and the baggage
and express car was well filled. Busi-
ness is rushing on the pumpkin line.
Sam G. Martin, with more mining
New York. and is again operating
the Tom Moore mine, above Eureka.
He says he has things in better shape
now than ever.
The State Commercial association
July passed resolution praying the
establishment Of normal school in
southwestern Colorado, and this will
mean Durango.
George Weaver who recently re-
signed his position as bookkeeper at
the Durango brewery. contemplates
campaign Of building at Shiprock.
where the Indian school and other
buildings are being built by the gov
eminent.
Chas. Grill came down from Silver
ton this morning on his way to Ne.
vada. where he is to take charge OF
u mining enterprise In the desert
south of Tonopah. He is employed by
j. A. Snedaker, who is well known in
the San Juan.
Superintendent Lee says he thinks
the Rio Grande has not determined
as yet on an up town depot, but that
the freight depot site is permanent
one. The yard will be enlarged there
by running the broad gauge cars in
on the west side.
Mr. Elliott, the stage proprietor and
mail carrier, will get well out of the
mail contract. as he is entitled to do
since the new road has taken all his
business. His service has been
faithful one, during rain or shine,
whether he made horse feed or not.
The funeral OF Mrs. NJ. o. Hubbard
Will occur at the family residence,
No. $40 Seventh street. between Fifth
and Sixth avenues, at O'Clock to-
morrow afternoon, Rev Grace of the
NJ. f. church officiating. Friends of
the family are invited to attend. It
is an hour when friends gather.
Arthur Miller and VIM. Shaffer
came down from OTo Fino today hunt.
ing for team that got away from
them. They have about finished grad.
ing for setting whim on the Crown
Diamond prospect and will place one
OF the modern Davis whims and in
close IT as soon as they can get lum.
Der and material on the ground.
j. b. CARRIER Of the United States
department Of the Interior, special
agent OF the general land office. is
with US again, and offenders against
the government will again hide out.
The instructions to these agents of
he government do not permit "bawl.
ng' anybody out, and this cheats the
newspaper out OF many interesting
stories.
II Will be trusted that the work
low being done by the government at
Shiprock will contemplate the pay
nent OF all claims for supplies and
abor. The Herald is reliably inform.
ID that one Of the saw mill men who
'frniShed lumber for the same Snip.
ock has never received penny. The
can not AFFORD to be iden.
ihed with transactions of this char.
cter.
Joseph Courtet, the Hesperus mer-
hant. is In today to haul his own
oods out because he has to feed the
cam anyway. He says Hesperus is
Men go there to get work
the coal mines and II they nave a
amily they are told that II they can
nd place to live in they can have
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