Durango semi-weekly herald., 1905-03-09

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Fred Dusenberg. who was operated
upon few weeks ago in the Ochsner
hospital was able to leave today for
his nome.
1t is claimed Archuleta county shin
ped sheep to the value of $3.50, 900 last
year Cattle shipments run over ss5..
600.
Arthur Rdgway, the man who
takes the position of manager OF the
Red Mountain and Silverton Northern
roads, registered at the Strster.
The Rico News says moral wave
has struck that city and gambling
naying been closed and even "sluf.
ters" are barred friendly game
The board of trade is having a map
of Durango and tributary country
made and when finished will be Civ
en- to the engravers and used on the
back OF letter heads OF Durango firms.
o. S. Galbreath went out to Jaun.
ita yesterday morning to see the boys.
They are putting in new machinery
and shingle mill in their tie camp
and getting in snape TO handle the
business in the most up-todats man
nef.
Judge Russell left this morning for
Pagosa Springs TO hold an adjourned
session of court B. w. Ritter was
the only attorney who went from
here. c. A. Johnson, wno has been
in Denver, will probably be on hand,
arriving in Pasosa this evening
Spring is nere. Start in cleaning
mp at once. This is going to be a
record breaking year for Durango and
let us put our best foot forward
Beautifs your homes Consult George
Goodman, and he will do it for you if
you are too busy.
IL is said sometaing is going TO drop
III Archuleta county before many
days. The way county affairs were
manipulated by some OF the officials
has caused some to hike out and for
get to leave their addresses. The re-
cent Investigation will soon be public
property.
Chas S. Bradt who caused himself
so much trouble by giving checks
without the cash back of them, came
TO Durango to take the civil service
examination for Panama service. He
fell in with too congeniai companions
and imbibed too freely of the flowing
bowl Bradt is not the first TO fall
by the wayside when the glass thar is
red is handled TOO frequently.
John Morlock, wno was elected a
asfexate from this place to the dis
yict convention of the Woodmen to
be held at Muntrose on the Sth, left
lof piaSu oNSA Sio hNic 'i"hNN
Southern tnis morning. The session
will last three days. Members of this
camp hope that their representatives
may be elected TO the grand lodge in
Los Angeles, which meets on the 18th
OF March
One OF the morning papers called
attention to it's account of the inau-
guration at Washington, leaving all
other papers in tne shade. The Her
aid makes this proposition: That
not one line was received from Den
yer or any press agency-that 1t was
taken from The Herald and Telluride
Journal-the Presidents address be
ing stolen bodily from The Herald.
The Herald will give any Durangoite
Sc that win get the manager of the
publication in question 10 show Its tel
agraph bills for last Saturday aud the
past thirty days, Here should be an
easy So. 1t would show up fake
press report and as long as the pub
lie can Dt IOOleu Jtils ioN ho'
Henry Parr and Clint Hodgson had
a strenuous time last week. They
went To Coyote park on Thursday OF
the week before to rescue some
horses, and came to Town last Salur'
dav with 27 head after working ten
DAYS About 40 mead OF horses We're
found also a few nead OF cattle
Some of the horses had to be Killed
and some were redeemed by the own
ers. Th., others, unless redeemed
will be sold by the humane oficer
To rescue these animals 1t was neces
sary to shovel trails, some nearly
two miles in length. Messrs Par
and Hodgson both got severely burn
J in their faces.-Pagosa Springs ob
server.