Durango semi-weekly herald., 1905-12-21

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DR.. Lackey and Marshal Wickline
pulled him out OF the river or of tree
Ing the Italian on the cages In the
county jail. He is said TO be mod
erately temperate fellow, who was
never known to get into the condition
ordinarily recognized as intoxication.
He Just got "nutty."
Pagosa Springs continues to attract
and tne accommodations. bath and
hotel. are becoming much better.
Had Pennington the houses and ac-
commodations she would have many
OF the mountain people during winter.
Miss Evelyn Rawlins. who mas been
attending university. returned yester-
day evening to spend the holidays
with her parents.
Aztec is cheating the county clerk
or La Plata county and the ministers
and officers Of Durango who are EN-.
powered tc marry folks.
o
Judge Adair Wilson was with those
who went out this morning on the
eastern. He will spend the holidays
with Mrs. Wilson and Margaretta.
The Graden company Is gradually
getting rid of the mechanics and has
begun to arrange the upper fioor
apartments, Who has not ridden on
the eleyator2
The p f. U. rubber plant yesterday
produced its first piece of rubber. just
an ordinary test Much of the ma
chinery needed and seven weeks on
the railway is awaited.
Miss Nellie Geier. who Is well
known nj Durango. died last Saturday
at Mercy hospital Denver. Miss
Geier was very attractive young
woman, who had suffered III health for
several years, though she tried to
make her way by honest work. Her
father is expected to arrive this even
ing from Dolores to take the dead
girl home for burial
Ed Shimp of The Herald force re-
ceived letter last night from j. H.
Clark, manager of the Interstate Min
ing & Milling company at Mount Bar.
tell, La Sale mountains. saying that
a l00-ton cyanide mill started last Sat
Tho hn
of properties and quite extensive de-
velopment, but 1t is in copper conn.
try and may experience considera BILE
difficulty.
The Salvation Army is trying to get
ready for the holidays and in so doing
TO provide for as many OF the needy
as possible If You have n little mon.
ey to give to the worthy. none knows
better than the Army how best to
place IL. They make 1t their business
to look after those who need and suf-
fer. Many who would give do not
know who to give to and they will
is planning now to reach ALL Money,
food and rniment. all are acceptable.
o.
Judge Russelrs court for the pres
ent term adjourned yesterday after
noon, having finished the civil docket
ready for trial. and will not meet
again until the March term.
Franklin Guitcrman, general man
ager OF the American Smelling & Re-
flning company. with Assistant Man.
ager l.. G. Ealtins, arrived from Den.
yer yesterday evening to visit tho
local plant.
A month or three months camping
in the historic lands Of tho Aztecs, the
home of the Nayajoes now. around
Shiprock. will cost about 0ne-fifth the
amount necessary TO go TO California,
and win afford vastly greater bene-
Ats. The climate is matchless and
the country is without rival in his
torical interest.
There will be n choice musical pro-
gram at the Presbyterian church next
Sunday morning. when vested choir
of over twenty young ladies' will sing
the Christmas music as only their
fresh young voices. carefully trained
to sing together, can render it. They
will be assisted by double quartette
and orchestral accompaniment 1t will
be a musical treat, and when the
whole congregation unltes in singing
the famous GLORY Song" it will be
such a chorus as Is rarely heard here
below The young ladies' will appear
for the first time as a vested choir.
Charles Mumma, nephew of Chas.
f. Herr. who has been managing the
lumber business of the latter at Farm
ington, went to Trotwood. Ohio. this
morning to spend the holidays with
relatives and friends.
The smelter City bank, by recon-
struction of its Interior has been
| made one of the handsomest In Du-
| range. Gold, gold, gold, everywhere.
A white ceiling decorated with de-
signs in gold. gold plain and old in