Durango semi-weekly herald., 1905-01-16

| Starr Brothers.
(6 round bout
Block Adder, OF Saginaw.
Mulligan. of Telluride
Entertainment in charge of Matt
Harrington, chairman; assisted by
Frank Conner and Jack Redman.
From Fridays Daily.
Paul A. Larsh is visitor from Rico
| J. A. Pulliam was a passenger for
Pagosa Springs this morning on legal
business.
| George A Slough and G. W Frank
lin last night renewed their member
ship in the board Of trade.
| Ineo Gabrowsky and his friend
Henry Gotter of Denver, pulled out on
| the morning train for Silverton.
G. ID. Hazard. the Denver mining
man, is stopping at the Palace wait
| ihS ioi tue stoTln hlns W tdht u ldSoHs
No train is expected from the east
| tonight, the train from Alamosa not
having reached Cumbres pass at this
writing
Mike Tierney was down town yes
| terday though scarcely able to be out
| This is the first time he has been out
since he was beaten up by the holdup.
| 1t will be some time before he Is him
self again.
Six tubercular abcesses were re-
| moved from the side of Carl Kramer
| a. the Ochsnah' hospital yesterday
The boys father, Charles II. II. Kra-
mer. came down from Siverton to be
present at the operation.
John Kellenberger returned to Du.
range last night by way of Silverton.
Mr.. Kellenberger is on the move all
the tima and while he Is talking
Kellenberger's goods, he never fails
to put in few words for Durango.
1 It is peculiar Incident that in
Ouray seventeen years ago Rev. o. e.
Osdenson performed the ceremony
that united in marriage Miss Isabel
Brod and Charles W Airy, and few
days ago in Durango the same minis
1 ter conducted the lady's funeral SER
vice.
| Mrs, l.. C. Jakway and Mrs. VIII
liam Crooke are home from Lake iCty,
where they went to attend the funeral
of their father, F. NJ. Mendenhall
Mrs. Crooke will remain here few
days before going on to her home in
Silverton. They came in over the
| Southern.
The retiring board OF commission
ers' attempt at tying the hands of the
new board did not work The best
laid plans of mice and men fail The
new board will run up against other
transactions that will prove to be sur
prises before they get very far along
in the work
The train that left Durango for the
East yesterday morning. got as Ear as
Chama and returned. staying here
over night, no train going to Silver
ton last night The train from Alamo
- was unable to proceed any further
than Antonito yesterday and it went
back and stayed over night at Ala.
mosa. The freight with coach attach
ed left for Silverton at GAS this
morning and the eastern train went
out at $50 as usual.
Il Hon. F. C. Perkins returned from
Montrose last night at II O'Clock. The
train had difficult time in bucking
snow on the range between Ophir and
Rico One snowsllde OF considerable
dimensions came down just behind
the train near Ophir Loop. Had IL
| siTU-h ilIt iidib, Nhtif IN nO ttlllnH
how serious it mikht have been
One slide came down. striking the
rear coach. the snow coming up to
the windows. Snow is four to Ave feet
deep on the divide.
Hon. Blair Burwell has received q
letter from Robert T. Willis OF Den
YER saying that while in st. Louis ir
. charge OF the Colorado exhibit he
became acquainted with some eastern
, investors who desire him to locats
, three beet sugar factories for then
4 in this state. as he is familiar with
3 the states resources. He intimate.
Z that Durango might be chosen as on,
E Of the locations provided the propel
, Inducements are held out. Mr.. vii
Its says II will be necessary for Z
sum Of money to be raised by Duran
Z 80 for the purpose Of paying expen