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Durango semi-weekly herald., 1905-02-09
rom Wednesdays Daily.

From Wednesdays Daily.
Give the bad" man the full limit
A. f. Hood went ont on Florida mesa
today on business.
George West was passenger for
Denver this morning.
Let the gun men have the extreme
penalty prescribed by law
Ben Russell came down from Sii-
ver,on last night and is spending the
day In town -..
D DIR. Pascoe came down from Silver
ton last night and left for Denver
this morning for trip combining bus
mess and pleasure.
o
j. l.. Thmopson. the Denver a. Rio
Grande bridge man. went ont for Den.
yer this morning. He will be back as
soon as the weather permits resump-
tion Of work on the bridge recently
started on the spur leading to the
lockwood power plant
o.
Mrs. w p. Reeder and children re-
turned last evening from Grand Jun
Durango semi-weekly herald., 1905-02-09
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MINES AND MINING.
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From the La Plata Miner.


At this time it looks as though we
were going to have duplicate of the
big storm of three weeks ago.
The Chief Mining Co, has nut in
supplies9fto last until spring and a
storm will not delay their work.
The big tunnel which the May Day
Mining Co. is starting in now under
cover and machine drills will be work
ing in II very soon. Work has been
progressing in good shape on the
tramway but. the present storm is
liable to set back this work.
The trail has been broken to tne
Empire Company's works and they
are putting in material for new
cook house to replace the one destroy.
ed by the snowslide. Unless another
big storm should occur they will be in
Durango semi-weekly herald., 1905-02-09

The Telluride Journal is inclined TO
believe there will, be something doing
in the spring when the snow begins
going on. We can lsee where the Jour
nal Is right. hd
Durango semi-weekly herald., 1905-02-09

The Neglected Co. is now working
twenty men on that property and are
also running the mill.
Durango semi-weekly herald., 1905-02-09

Oscar Busl<irk and Ed. Van Endert
have taken lease and bond on the
Little Rock lode at Orc Fino and will
drift 100 feet on the vein during this
winter. This claim shows some very
rich ore and this work is likely to be
the means Of making another mine.
Durango semi-weekly herald., 1905-02-09


or at least very soon thereafter. He
has every confidence that the road is
going through without any Ifs" or
"ands."
From Tuesdays daily.
g. A. Lewis OF bayfield,, is doing
business in the city.
John Herr left tinis morning for Eng
lewood. o., his old home. for n visit
with his parents. He will be back in
three or four weeks.
Dr Condit. of Aztec. drove home
tnis morning. He was accompanied
by Chief Engineer Gwynn. as far as
The Rio Grande survey camp.
An expert accountant. Mr. Arthur.
is here TO examine the accounts Of
the outgoing county officers. He is
working for the bonding companies.
An audiance of about fifteen people
heard Rev. ]. w, Morgan at the Cot
iage Home last night He will hold
another service there on Wednesday
nf this week.
It Is reported that NJ NJ. Detch.
formerly court stenographer under
Judge Stevens of Ouray, has become
a millionaire from property acquired
at Goldfeld, Nevada,
~ A. Ballou mayor of Silverton.
continued on to Denver this morning.
Mr. Ballou says things never looked
better for Silverton than at present
and everybody up there feels good
over the outlook for the future
A number of men are working at
the railroad camp setting up the wag-
ons, fixing up camp, etc. They cannot
make much headway in the deep snow
and no attempt at grade work will he
made until the snowstorm is over.
The Mountain View hotel has un-
dergone complete repairs since toe
fire and Mr. Turner will open the
place tonight for dinner Mrs. Turner
always sets an excellent table, and
her friends are always sure of get
ting good meal there
Col B. b. Calvin was one of the
Silvertonites who came down and
waited over one day so as to get out
on ,ne eastern this morning He is
bound for Galveston. Vera Cruz and
expects to run over to Cuba and viii
probably see work started on the Pan
anna canal.
Adjustment of water rignts in the
La Plata river occupied the time OF
the district court yesterday and part
of today. An Information was fled
against William TRULY for cattle
stealing and his bail was placed at
S75o, This is the second information
filed against Truby. the first being in
the justice court District court al
journed till Feb. Is at 10 o'clock in
the forenoon. H
William Robertson, who has held a
responsible position with the Bauer
Mercantile Co, for many years. was
in the city last night enroute to Kan
sas City. Mr. Robertson has ACCEPT
ed position as travelling salesman
Tor large boot and shoe house. his
territory being Montana and Wyom-
ing, The Herald trusts ne will find his
Durango semi-weekly herald., 1905-02-09
shape TO resume work very soon.

Fassbinder & Sons are driving the
main tunnel on their Sunnyside group
OF claims al Oro F'ino.
Durango semi-weekly herald., 1905-02-09

The influx of strangers is already
noticeable. We may expect visits from
capitalists. investors and home seek
ers by the score.
Durango semi-weekly herald., 1905-02-09

It Is an unpleasant business estab.
fishing camps IN foot or two of snow
with "the beautiful still coming
.iown
Durango semi-weekly herald., 1905-02-09

The Pagosa Observer announces the
arrival there Of the family of D. f.
Fitton, the railway agent at Hesperus,
who recently resigned Mr.. F1tton and
his family will make their home there
Durango semi-weekly herald., 1905-02-09

William Robertson, who has held n
responsible position. with the Bauer
Mercantile Co, for many years. was
in the city last night enroute to Kan
sas City. Mr.. Robertson has ACCEPT
ed position as travelling salesman
for a large boot and shoe house. his
territory being Montana and Wyom-
ing. The Herald trusts ne will find his
Durango semi-weekly herald., 1905-02-09

Tom LOTUS packed his grip and
pulled out on the eastern this morn
ing for San Bernardino, Cal. to see
hisn family. who have been spending
taa last three months there. They will
probably return with him.
Durango semi-weekly herald., 1905-02-09

John Herr left tnis morning for Eng
lewood o.. his old home, for visit
with his parents. He will be back in
three or four weeks. ..
Durango semi-weekly herald., 1905-02-09

Dr Condit. of Aztec, drove home
tnis morning. He was accompanied
by Chief Engineer Gwynn. as far as
The Rio Grande survey camp
Durango semi-weekly herald., 1905-02-09

From Tuesdays daily.
g. A. Lewis OF bayfield,. is doing
business in the city.
Durango semi-weekly herald., 1905-02-09

Representative HUT has introduc-
ed bill in the Legislature To change
the proceedings OF the receivership of
the old ditch company, from the Dis
tirc' court of Denver TO tne District
court Of Montezuma county.
Durango semi-weekly herald., 1905-02-09

This weather continues good for
colds and many are knocked out The
posioffice crew is having the hard .st
time. The postmaster has been suffer
Ing the mast two weeks and looked
yesterday as though he would have
to remain inside but he is navigatis
again To-Day and in mis- place. Mrs.
Hammond is at home this afternoon
threatened with pneumonia. And Fred
Strater has been hacking for three
or four weeks and If he doesn't quit
1t he will have TO take lay-oif. This
has nothing to do with the cold Mr.
Johnson is having tustle with. Harry
eeems to be the only one es
x this winter. But he had
A,s n ia Fhs""A''-" year
Durango semi-weekly herald., 1905-02-09

An expert accountant, Mr.. Arthur
is here TO examine the accounts of
the outgoing county officers He s
working for the bonding companies
Durango semi-weekly herald., 1905-02-09

First publication, Feb. 3.
Last publication, March rs.
Durango semi-weekly herald., 1905-02-09

base ball league consisting of On
ray, Montrose, Delta, Hotchkiss. Pa
onia and Grand Junction is being or.
ganized II is proposed to put up $50
to 800 in each place and the club
winning the most games to take the
purse.
Durango semi-weekly herald., 1905-02-09

William TRULY was arrested Satur-
day on complaint of Mr.. Coppinger.
charged with stealing cattle. TRULY
is a ranchman living sixteen miles be.
low town. He brought the carcasses
OF some beef animals to town to sell.
but failed to bring the hides so that
the brands might be examined az
provided by law. His arrest followed
and he was placed in jail Sheriff W
J. Thompson went to the ranch satur-
day 10 examine the hides to see what
brands they contained. A search of
the premises failed to reveal The hides
Durango semi-weekly herald., 1905-02-09

It Is reported that NJ. NJ. Detch.
formerly court stenographer under
Judge Stevens of Ouray. has become
a millionaire from property acquired
at Goldfeld Nevada.
Durango semi-weekly herald., 1905-02-09

An audiance of about fifteen people
heard Rev. j. w, Morgan at the Cot.
'age Home last night. He will hold
another service there on Wednesday
Of this week.
Durango semi-weekly herald., 1905-02-09

Mr. and Mrs l. Kruschke concluj-
ed not to take chances with Cumbres
range yesterday and consequently did
not get away until this morning. with
the amount Of snow falling last night
they are taking chances OF being tied
nm
Durango semi-weekly herald., 1905-02-09

Col b. b. Calvin was one of the
Silvertonites who came down and
waited over one day so as to get out
on ,ne eastern this morning He is
bound for Galveston Vera Cruz and
expects to run over to Cuba and viii
probably see work started on the Pan
anna canal
Durango semi-weekly herald., 1905-02-09

The followers Of the grade think
they have struck a hard proposition
In commencing work in the deep
snow. One man who came through
with the outfit from Nevada, said it
was 80 in the shade out there when
they left sr.r
Durango semi-weekly herald., 1905-02-09

n. A. Ballou, mayor of Silverton.
continued on to Denver this morning.
Mr. Ballou says things never looked
better for Silverton than at present
and everybody up there feels good
over the outlook for the future.
Durango semi-weekly herald., 1905-02-09

Fl. T. Henderson. manager of the
lockwood Power company, departed
this morning for indianapolis TO attend
meeting of the stockholders. Mr..
Henderson expects that shipments of
machinery for the power plan, viii
begin soon.
Durango semi-weekly herald., 1905-02-09

Lieutenant Marshon Of the Silver
ton barracks of the Selvation Army
came down last night and left this
morning for Trinidad, where ne VIII
be stationed His place al sllyertcn
will be filed by Lieutenant Murray 4
young lady of Durango. who so2s
up tomorrow. Captain Edgell and wife
arrive from Ohio tonight Captain
Edgel will have charge Of the work
here,
Durango semi-weekly herald., 1905-02-09

Mrs. Al. Bernard, who has been con
fined in the OchsDer hospital the p1st
four weeks, has sufficiently recover
ed so as to return to ner home 10
day. Other patients who have been
operated upon the past few days are:
James Connor of Hermosa. for dis
eased bone of the leg; f. n Bearh
and Fred Dusenberg, of La Plata City.
Durango semi-weekly herald., 1905-02-09

The directors of the public library
appointed at the meeting of the city
council last night is thoroughly rep
resentative and is selection which
would be hard to improve upon. The
ladies and gentlemen selected have the
institution thoroughly at heart and
will do their utmost to make it a
credit to our city.
Durango semi-weekly herald., 1905-02-09

A number of men are working at
the railroad camp setting up the wag-
ons, fixing up camp. etc. They cannot
make much headway in the deep snow
and no attempt at grade work will he
made until the snowstorm is over.
Durango semi-weekly herald., 1905-02-09

Real estate values In the territory
surrounding Durango are compare
lively low. The sale OF is acres of raw
land near Paonla is chronicled by the
Gazett of that town, and tne price
paid was $3.50, or 1910 AN acre. La
Plata county or Montezuma county,
In Colorado. or San Juan county. New
Mexico. are better fields for land in
vestment because values are not so
high and the markets are greater and
more varied.
Durango semi-weekly herald., 1905-02-09

The injuries sustained by Mrs v
U. Rogers. in the coasting catastro-
phe OF two weeks ago. are more Sc
sious than al first thought She nad
gotten about the house but was again
forced to- take to her bed and is still
confined. though her friends hope moth
Ing permanently serious will result
Telluride Journal
Durango semi-weekly herald., 1905-02-09

The Mountain View hotel has un-
dergone complete repairs since toe
fire and Mr. Turner will open the
place tonight for dinner. Mrs. Turner
always sets an excellent table, and
her friends are always sure of get
ting good meal there
Durango semi-weekly herald., 1905-02-09

The Pennington stage did not get
In till o'clock this morning. The road
is muddy all the way below Indian
creek, about twenty miles below Du-
range. The wheels of toe vehicle this
morning are almost solid mass of
mud from the hubs to the tires. The
horses We're about all in when they
reached town The mail was taken
out for Farmlngtcn this morning on a
gers left Durango for Faimington
day before yesterday and will return
tomorrow night. taking four days to
make the round trip. Tney are billed
to stay at the dinner station tonight.
The bad man with the gun is here
II WAS expected that he would put In
al appearance with the first signs of
railroad work, and ne did not lose
much time in showing up. While un
der the influence of a comfortable jag
last evening he invited a colored por-
ter TO have a drink. The colorei man
didn't want drink and politely de-
clined The boozer wasn't used to hav-
ing such requests refused by coored
men. and he got wild at once. He pull
ed his gun and told the darky that he
hadn't "killed a niger for week or
two and would just as soon blow his
head on as not, and would do 1t in n
minute II he didn't take drink" The
darky though badly scared had suiic
lent presence Of mind to take it bacl,
and say. that certainly ne would take
II drink. While the gun mans atten-
tion was diverted the darky made a
dive for the door and got out and just
few up the street till he met Officer
As soon as he got sufiiclent
Durango semi-weekly herald., 1905-02-09

First publication, Feb. 8.
Last publication, March %.
Durango semi-weekly herald., 1905-02-09

The eastern train came in in two
sections last night, and on the second
section were about 100 laborers foi
the grade. The men are loafing around
town to day. as there will be nothing
for them to do until this storm is
over
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concur with the House in indefinitely
.,ronipg the bill.

,orcur with the House in indefinitely
nostroning the BILL
pill. IAN Act to secure proper and uni
torr, records in the municipal courts. and
ron iding for supplies which was passed
"a he engrossed in the Senate was re-
.rrne5 from the House indefinitely post
,o,od in that branch. The Senate voted
% concur with the House in indefinitely
nostponing the bill.
pill IAN Act relating to the Northern
Cas- Electric Light Company was taken
from the table on motion by Mr.. Owen
~ piscataouis. This bill had been passed
% he engrossed in the Senate, and went
20 the House, and in that branch was in
deonitely postponed. On further motion
10. .he same senator the Senate voted to
ro,.concur with the House in the indefi-
tito reinforcement of the bill. and a COM
,,i,toc of conference was requested. The
cbai- amounted as conferees on the part
n tho Senate Messrs. Clark, Owen ard
Morse.
or motion by Mr.. Bailey Of Somerset.
tho Senate adjourned to meet on Friday.
,f,r.h a. 1915 at ten o'clock in the fore
noon.
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Placed on file:
ny Mr. Wilder of Pembroke: Petit
Wv" OF Edward Morrison and "a ON
kobhinston. asking for the prop
'oeiiins of proprietary medicines.
Reports Of Committees.
ar Raxter from the committee on
~ e'' ahairs. reported ought to pass
C ~ pn'' An Act to amend Section AZ "f
,,,. 'p'er b of the Revised Statutes, re-
otn ns 10 the rejection of other tran
Nv ballots At elections.
sns. haxter moved that the rules oe
,b,a "oed and the bill receive us
O,' readings at the present time.
,,na "'otion of Mr.. Littlefield OF ROCK
M the bill was tabled.
t,ra., ''annigan from the committee or
An reported i'm new draft Dill
E'c' to encourage the cultivation
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'ihe loiiowing We're passed to be en-
crossed under suspension of the rules
an Act to amend Section of Chan
yer % of the Revised Statutes relating
to ferries. ''-'7
An ACT to amend Section Is of Chan.
Ter W OF the Revised Statutes relative
20 partition of real estate,
An Act to grant certain nowors r.
the town of Eden.
Resolve in favor of Samuel Hill,
I.esoiNc IN favor of Secretary to
committee on sea and shore fisheries
Resolve IN favor of State House en-
ployes. -. - -
Resolve in favor of Eugene Thomas
secretary of the committee on educa-
ton. -
Passed to be Engrossed.
Resolve in favor of the Eastern
Maine Insane hospital.
Resolve in favor of the Maine Insane
hospital.
The order passed by the House. YES
Iefday introduced by Mr.. Nash of
Danlarlscotta. comes from the Sem
ate amended by adding resolve in favor
VI tiie Town OF BRISTOL.
The House receded and concurred
with the Senate in adopting the amend
ment.
The Chair laid before the Ho,se 1he
resolve accompanying the order: Re-
solve that there be paid the town of
bristol $3.50. which is one-half of the
outlay in maintaining free High
school that remains unadjusted with
the department of schools for the wear
1904, the committee referring this re-
solve to the next Legislature.
On motion of Mr.. Nash of Damaris-
Gotta, the House reconsidered the vote
whereby it accepted the report Of the
committee, and On further motion by
MI. Nash the resolve was substituted
for the report.
Mr.. Morey moved to reconsider the
vote whereby the House substituted
the resolve for the report.
The motion was lost.
On motion of Mr. Nash, the rules
werc suspended. the resolve received
its two readings without being printed
ard was passed to be ehgrossed.
Passed to be Enacted.
tine to construct for itself and for per-
sons and corpora lions a system of wa
ter-works within said town.
An Act to amend Charter "a of the
Revised Statutes, relating to register
ing, numbering and regulating the
speed of automobiles and motor vehi-
cles and for licensing the operator
thereof.
An Act to reimburse the town of
Chelsea.
An Act to make valid the action of
the town of Standsh in uniting the
former school districts of South Stand
ish and Ronny Eagle. Indefinitely
postponed on motion of Mr.. Hastings
of Bethel)
An Act TO amend paragraph of Sec
ton 4 of Chapter 40 of the Revised
Statutes of Maine, relating to fire in
Surance policies.
An Act to apportiOn the expenses Of
bridges between towns.