Durango semi-weekly herald., 1905-10-09

and progressive imrovement in the
| health of the army and says: by far
the most important diseases affecting
the efficiency of the army are those
resulting from immoral habits, which
cause Ii per cent OF all admissions
To the army AS TO causes of death
pneumonia is advanced to the first
place and tuberculosis is second.
From Saturdays Daily.
Robert Lange. who Is building a
store house at Grummet. visited the
city last night.
Frank Sheets has gone from Tellur.
ide to Smuggler In Marshall Basin to
take place with the great Smugg,er.
Union mines.
Hon. j. A. Porter came in from Den
yer last evening and will probably so.
lourn In this vicinity for some DAYS
possibly weeks
Attorney Victor McGirr came over
from Pagosa last evening and
said Pagosa is going to have one of
the big railroads. II not two.
Mrs. 5. w. Raymond and niece.
Catherine, went to Mancos this morn
ing where they will visit the coming
week with the Krumpanitzkys.
o
Mrs. Evans. wife of travelling man.
was Siiverton bound passenger yes
terday evening. and viii visit with
Judge Terry's family at Eureka.
Colonel b. b. Calvin of Siverton
was among those returning home on
the eastern last night. He had been
visiting Roy Hall at Ignacio several
days, and said he had good time.
Miss Roper, sister of Mrs. ID.
McGillis. accompanied by Ida Lee, re.
turned to their homes In Alamosa this
morning. after having pleasant Wait
with Mrs. McGillis.
Mrs. Root came in from the Vale
cito last evening. She reports work
men putting the finishing touches on
her new residence, very commodi
Gus and comfortable one.
Remember TO call up phone 50 af-
ter this evening when you desire
meats from Mr.. Dlckerson. He will
he ready fus business In his new 10
cation Monday morning. Next to post
office.
S. w. Raymond is in Pennington.
landing there this forenoon over the
broad gauge, his first trip since the
Iron horse reached the fruit belt He
will spend several days in and around
that city and also at Aztec.
Among the cases to be disposed OF
at Aztec the coming week will be the
one against j. w Reagan. Mr.. Rea
gan is at Aztec and desires full in.
estigation-trial. in order that he
may be declared innocent by his fel
low men
from Santa Fe this evening and leave
in the morning for Aztec. where court
for San Juan county conyenes Mon
day. There are quite a number OF
cases on the docket, as no jury term
was held last spring.
Billie Palmquist, sheriff of San Juan
county (Silverton) returned last night
from trip to Pueblo, where he took
an insane miner, McCarten. AT Du
range he was Joined by Mrs. Palm
1uist, who had been visiting friends,
and they went to Silverton.
Jack Siattery passed through to
Silverton last evening from Denver
where he ran up against a streak of
hard luck-the desertion of Glaze AT
the critical moment. But then such
Is life with a ball fan He must be
prepared for the losing end.
j. W. Kight and wife, who nave
been residing In North Durango since
returning from Oregon, departed this
morning for Pennington. where they
Will remain permanently Mr.. Kieht
remains feeble from the effects OF the
paralytic stroke received some years
ago.
Carl Armstrong, son of w. r. Arm
strong, secretary of the board of
trade, departed for Denver this morn
Ing to attend the Clayton school, and
viii be absent until next June. Carl
started on the trip just like he was
going home. for ne knows Denver.
o.
Mrs. Grant Saunders returned yes
terday evening from Grand Junction.
where she went to attend her father,
who Is very Ill. but hopeful of recoy-
cry. Her husband. the popular rail
way conductor found time enough to
go with her on the trip. and says he
thinks they did some good.
VIM. McQuaid, who has been asso-
ciated with Fitzpatrick Bros. in build.
ing the broad gauge south, is Just re-