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


ances and laws of Durango @relatins
TO the health OF the people enectivei
II they are. why are they not en-
forced2
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Several sections of San Juan county
are said to be short on both skilled
and comon labor. but parties desiring
work should make proper inquiry be.
fore going to the expense of time and
travel
Earl Farlss and bride. nee Lizzie
Cunha. who have enjoyed their wed,
din grip TO Denver and other places
are AT home again, and r,e Colorado
bank looks natural since Earl has
donned tho harness again. Mr.. ami
Mrs. Fariss have brilliant future
won by faith to duty and devoflon.
O.
New Mexico stock owners nr. driy.
Ing their cattle from the La Plata
mountains and Rico-Hermosa coun.
try. fearing threatening clouds ami
early cold weather. However many
OF the Colorado people are holding
their stock as long "a they can in
the foothills. because the ranges are
still good aud there IL "a big sewing
on feed before being compelled to
drive to New Mexico or Montezrifn, 10
feed for the winter And there are
othcrs-those who plan to nave
enough feed with the occasional via
ter ernzlng, to stay In tlre mountains.
aud those are the early beef sellers.
The policy OF the government With
the Navajo Indians. Just begu'. by
building up educational and industrial
schools at Shiprock, will readily rbvo
lutioniIc the economy and Bdran
ment of nt least one tribe of American
blanket Indians. The Navni)es are
naturally industrial and the gayerl.
ment has made no mistake In under
taking to better their conditions. Any
American will give the American In.
tian preference in the industrial nur.
suits when considering the claim OF
the Jap and Greek
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ID. w. Roberts the age,l storekecper
lt Porter, had a wrctched experience
4 few nights ago coming from HeSper.
rs over the Pine RiHse' country, He
was driving one horse In a tight rig.
and the animal becahiic frightened and
manageable. turning the buggy over,
Mr.. Roberts striking his head ,isleut.
ly on rock, where he lay ins, .nsibe
or twenty hours The horse Wen,
home and parties were sent out to
Ind Mr. Roberts. Finding hl4n, he
was Just regaIninP mis- senses bui he
had almost frozen during the nigh!
1dnrs, and coull scarcely move when
he was 'ouhd.
Y. u, Kang and. Lum Chen Sang
the two distinguished Visitors from the
Celestial Kingdom who. registered al
The Strnter Sunday night and went
1ut on the Southern yesterday, return
ng last night, weIo seen at the train
his morning. a reporter asked Sum
lung Chung II he was particular abou,
giving out any statement which migh,
N'N"'' 'h' p'oplt uuu nc bUDDk us
head and motioned to see his partner
Mr. Chin Foo Sum. who tniked better
English, Ching Lang; Sing. after
speaking In another language 10 nj
companion, said he Ind been permit
ted to say thht they; lived in New.
York and his partner 'neJdod his head
In corroboraton. Asked II they were
seeking Investment In lands. fllnes
livestock or climate. they. said the
we're only travelling for pleasure. Ask
ed II they thought the Japanese were
making material progress In the
American industries. they shrugged
their shoulders and Wah Sum Ling
said. mo liKee he" Then they look
ed Kind OF knowing look at each 9th
or and closed up like clans. The in
tervlew was on. ..-r - r.