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Durango semi-weekly herald. (Durango, Colo.) 1899-1907, 1905-05-29

other removal this season, but the
channel changed somewhat and Mr..
Collyer breathes easier.
Frank Noefs house Is isolated
from the town, the road being en-
tirely washed out and some OF ]. A.
Brimhall's wheat land is going with
1t. Last night monday the cable
went out and 1t is rumored that Mr..
koehler's mouse at Jewett has been
washed away.
The big cable near Baldwins
store, at the 'hog-back," has gone
and now the only means of crossing
the river will be on little rlckety Nav
ajo row-boats. and then no means OF
crossing wagons or buggies.
Altogether the river is doing a
great deal of damage. but stIn IT'S
an III wind that blows nobody good.
Vita plenty of water and full
bitches the average farmer feols Sc
cure.
Durango semi-weekly herald. (Durango, Colo.) 1899-1907, 1905-05-29

work he had seen In Indiana before
leaving home. In the new Russian
towns, built along the railroad. with
Vladivostok as their supply point, ne
found in the restaurants bread made
from American -four. American SUI
sar-cured ham and American canned
fruits from the Pacific coast, with
American salmon from the Columbia.
canned meats from the central West
Illinois for sale in the newly estab
lished Russian grocery stores.
This suggests the extent OF what
Will depend on Vladivostok If 1t is
once invested by Japan. Not only
at Vladivostok and at Hardin. but In
the new railroad towns it had begun
building along Its great railroad. Rus.
STA was planning Pacific coast EN-.
pire. laid out largely on the plan OF
the American West, with immigra.
ton fostered by land grants and by
n Russian plan of governmental
booming" which brought Hardin
from nothing at all to an important
city before It had time to take its
place in the Biographies All this
would not end with the fall of Vladi.
vostok. but II such an event were
Imaginable as part of Japanese tri.
umph complete enough TO make vlad-
ivostok Japanese possession. Rus.
sian development would be forced
from the shores OF the sea OF Japan
TO that of the sea of Okhotsk. to
wnich branch railroad running
north by northeast. ATS miles from
Vladivostok, leads. The final sur
render of Vladivostok by Russia is
not imaginable as a possibility OF the
war, however. If captured by Japan.
its occupancy until the treaty of
peace would serve to enforce Japan
ese demands in Korea and Manchu-
a.-Globe-Democrat
Durango semi-weekly herald. (Durango, Colo.) 1899-1907, 1905-05-29
WAR GIANTS FIGHT
FOR vLADivosTok

The vladivostok cablegram to the
state department at Washington
from Consular Agent Greener indi-
Gates that Russia expects the deci5-
i've fighting in the war with Japan to
come in the immediate future. The
notification to foreign consular agents
to leave the city suggests the begin
ming OF the state Of siege" as Russia
anticipates It before the Japanese at
tack. Since the fall OF Mukden. Vlad-
ivostok mas been necessarily the Jap
anese point of final objective. The
new Russian city OF Hardin and the
ancient Manchurian city OF Kirin,
north of Mukden are way stations in
the wars movement to VladivoBtok.
Before the fall of Mukden, Hardin
was the key on the north to Russian
supply. both for Port Arthur as the
the trans-Siberian railroad, and for
Vladiyostok as the terminus OF the
main line. With the fall OF Port Ar
thur followed by that OF Mukden and
The movement of the Japanese to the
NORTH verglng towards the east flank
Of Russian defense. the possible cap
ture of Hardin is OF Importance only
as 1t bears on the ultimate Vladivos-
tok attack. The main line Of the
trans-Slberian railroad anywhere be-
tween Hardin and Vladivostok is Of
as much Importance while Mukden Is
held against Russia as Hardin Itself,
since to mold 1t is to cut of Vladlvos-
tok and with 1t the Pacific coast OF
Russia from its source of supply for
war waterfalls and men. Except
through Japanese defeat, watch has
not been indicated by events thus far
or by Russian consent TO peace,
which has seemed equally improbable
the whole trend OF tine war indicates
that Vladivostok is the point at
which 1t will be decided. Since 1t ia
| in undisputed Russian territory, the
key of the Russian coast OF the Pa,
cIfic as well as the point OF connec'
| ton between European Russia and
its future on the Pacific, the ability
| of the Japanese to capture and hold
j 1t would enable them TO dictate terms
Russia would never accept otherwise
| Probably this would involve Russian
surrender OF all Manchuria south oil
the main line OF the transSiberian
railroad.
| In accounts Of his explorations In
Durango semi-weekly herald. (Durango, Colo.) 1899-1907, 1905-05-29
ATTENTION

The members Of Sedgwick Post No.
~ G. A. r., will assemble at the Post
hall at 10 O'Clock a. m. sharp on Sun
day, May 2stn for the purpose Of at
tending memorial Sunday service at
the Presbyterian church. All honor
ably discharged comrades of the civil
war, ex-confederate veterans. soldiers
of the Spanish-American and Philip
pine wars and the Sons Of Veterans
organization are cordially invited to
fall in with the Post at tine Post nall
and Join with us in attending mem
orial Sunday service.
L. S. BARNES. p. C.
JNO. W. WINGATE.
Acting Adjutant.
Durango semi-weekly herald. (Durango, Colo.) 1899-1907, 1905-05-29
OKLAHOMA
TOWNS
DELUCED

LAYTON. Okla. May 27-The
most severe hail and wind storms
experienced In this section for many
Years prevails. Many towns have SUI
fercd from water and wind. Creeks
are rising and railroad bridges are
in danger.
Tna storm was the fiercest here be-
tween o'clock and midnight The
flood in the Salt fork OF the Red riv-
ar has resulted In orders to hold
trains here and dispatch a bridge
crew. Meagre reports show the
storm to have been general through
ont southern Indian territory. II
was the most severe at Colbert. where
considerable damage was done. No
fatalities are reported.
Durango semi-weekly herald. (Durango, Colo.) 1899-1907, 1905-05-29
HUMAN BONES DESTINED FOR
USE At A GLUE FACTORY

THE HAGUE, May 26.-The Dutch
papers publish gruesome story Of
The arrival at Amsterdam Of a cargo
of animal and human bones destined
for use at a glue factory. 1t Ia stat
ed that these bones came from the
far Eastern battlefelds, and it Is
even asserted that fragments OF
flesh and rags Of uniforms still ad-
here to them. The authorities have
forbidden this terrible freight to be
unloaded except at night, owing to
the danger to the public health, and
the men engaged in the work are be-
ing given extra compensation.
Durango semi-weekly herald. (Durango, Colo.) 1899-1907, 1905-05-29
U. S. WAR OBSERVER
COMPARES SOLDIERS

WASHINGTON. May 27.-Capt.
Reichnat, United States observer
with the Russian army, has submit
ted a report TO the general stan. He
comments freely on the sluggishness
Of the Russians as compared with the
Japanese, and blames it partly on the
Russians heavy equipment He says
the American soldiers burden must
be llghtened, and a trenching spade
added to his equipment. believing
rife
Durango semi-weekly herald. (Durango, Colo.) 1899-1907, 1905-05-29
ATTEMPT
TO WRECK
A BRIDGE

NEW YORK. May 27-A desperate
but unsuccessful attempt was made
10 wreck the Pennsylvania railroad
bridge spanning the Hackensack riv.
er early today. Dynamite was placed
on raft to float against the bridge
but the raft struck hidden log be
fore 1t reached the bridge, and a ter.
rife explosion followed, but no dam
age was done. President Cassat of
the Pennsylvania road recently re
ceived letters threatening MIN with
death and destruction of property for
refusing to employ iron workers for
merly led by Sam Parks.
Durango semi-weekly herald. (Durango, Colo.) 1899-1907, 1905-05-29
YOUNG LADY WANTS
100000 ESTATE

BLOOMINGTON. Ills, May 81
Sadie Cady of FreepOrt, Ills, will
probably file claim for the 10000
600 estate of Frank Hess, the 49,
year old medical student who died
In March. The young man left no
will but he was TO have married Miss
Cady. who has letters showing Hess
wanted her to nave the estate. The
boy came into the vast fortune as
tine result of the death of his father
and uncle.
Durango semi-weekly herald. (Durango, Colo.) 1899-1907, 1905-05-29

PHILADELPHIA, May 7.-Follow-
ing a meeting Of the directors of the
United Gas q Improvement company
today, President Dolan sent a com
municadon to the council saying they
would not accept the proposed lease
even should 1t be ratified by that
body.
The company stated that 1t took
this course because the county was
against II. Israel Durham, the Repub-
lican boss, urged the company to take
this action.
Durango semi-weekly herald. (Durango, Colo.) 1899-1907, 1905-05-29
MILLIONAIRE BRINGS SUIT
AGAINST HIS SON AND WIFE

NEW YORK, May 27.-Jeremiah
Fitzpatrick OF Brooklyn, the million
aire gas manufacturer. today brought
suit against mis- son James and the
latter's wife for restitution of over
$1,000, 900 in bonds and other securi-
tically stolen from him by the couple.
Durango semi-weekly herald. (Durango, Colo.) 1899-1907, 1905-05-29
A HOT TOWN.

The following additional particulars
row were learned in letter received
last night by a Durango man:
II seems that the trouble between
Tom Accord and Glen Humphrey
started snort time ago when a man
named Neil, who was 10 company
with Humphrey. asked Accord and
Humphrey into saloon to have .
dring, Accord declined drink and
was asked to nave a cigar. He ao-
cepted the Invitation and the crowd
went into the saloon. While stand
ing at the bar Neil asked Accord to
let him see his ring. Accord ineld out
his hand to see the ring. when Nell
grabbed his hand and at the same
time Humphrey. who was on the 9TH
er side Of Accord. also grabbed him.
Notwithstanding that the two men
mad taken Accord unawares, he man.
aged TO get loose and gave Humphrey
bad pounding After the fight
Accord went out and reported the case
10 the town marshal, a man named
rey be arrested.
Now Caviness knew too much
about Humphrey to try to arrest him.
1t Is said that Humphrey mas killed
three men and come very near kill
ing a number OF others. and Cavlness
did not relish the idea Of arrestins
that kind of a man. even II he had
been licked. So rather than under
take the task, Caviness resigned.
Accord was some time ago appointed
deputy sheriff. and when Cavinsas
refused to make the arrest he dectd.
cd to make 1t himself. Accord and
Humphrey had clashed once before.
about two years ago. at watch time
Humphrey fired shot at Accord and
the bullet went between Acord's legs.
While they met and had patched up
an armistice for policy's sake they OF
course had never since been real
friends and both had always viewed
the other vita suspicion.
So Accord went and found Humph-
rey and, knowing he had bad man
10 deal with. he got the drop on him
and took him to jail. When Accord
pulled his gun on Humphrey. the
latter says: Tom. you're the only
man that ever arrested me, but l
guess I'll go with you" And he
went.
II the arrest and falling OF the
prisoner mad not been done so quick
ly, it is more than likely that some
OF Humphreys friends would have
interfered, and tnis Of course would
have started bloody riot, because
| Acords friends would have come to
his rescue In such event.
Accord has been guarding the books.
records and ballot boxes In the court
house since ais appointment an dep
uty sheriff. 1t appearing that one fac
ton Is trying to get a chance to get
away with the records before next
term OF court
A couple OF weeks ago Pagosa
Springs papers reported that one OF
the bad men" OF the town got drunk
and went on window smashing
tour. breaking in the plate glass Of
some Ave or six business houses and
openly defied anybody to arrest him.
The man was not arrested and has
not since been called to account. He
was a really bad man" to begin
with. was more reckless from drink
ing. and It appears had his friends
and hackers In one of tae factions.
Durango semi-weekly herald. (Durango, Colo.) 1899-1907, 1905-05-29
ITALIAN
WOMAN
MURDERED

PUEBLO. May 27.-An Italian wom-
ans nude body was found In the eel
lar OF her home shortly after 6
O'Clock this morning by her two boys
Indications are that the mother was
ferociously stabbed to death. No clue
to the murderer has been found and
the only evidence the police have TO
work upon is that the woman's hus-
band. with whom she was las, seen
mas strangely disappeared. The muir
dered woman was Mrs. Giuseppe Car
meci, 35 years old. and particularly
handsome She was the mother of
four children. A freshly dug grave
four feet deep was discovered in the
cellar and 1t Is the opinion of the
police that the murderer intended
burying the body in an effort to hide
Inc crime and fed before accomplish.
ing his purpose.
Durango semi-weekly herald. (Durango, Colo.) 1899-1907, 1905-05-29
WILL ADVISE REGARDING
TRACTION PROBLEMS

NEW YORK, May 27.-James Dial.
rymple. assistant manager of street
railways at Glasgow. Scotland ar
rived today on mis- way TO Chicago
where he will advise regarding trac-
ton problems. The Municipal Own
ership League will banquet him to-
night
Durango semi-weekly herald. (Durango, Colo.) 1899-1907, 1905-05-29
pnEstnENr May POSTPONE -7e-i
THE EXTRA SESSION

WASHINGTON. May 27.-The
President Is seriously considering
postponing the date OF the extra ses-
sion OF congress until the middle OF
November. Senator Cullom said to-
day: Il don't believe there will be
an extra session of congress until
after the fall elections"
Durango semi-weekly herald. (Durango, Colo.) 1899-1907, 1905-05-29
REDMEk, NOTICE

You are earnestly urged to be at
Redmen hall Tuesday. May 3Oth at
8 a. m. sharp, to Join in the G. A. r.
daily invited to take part. Also
please remember that Tuesday even;
ing next occurs semi-annual election
of chiefs
H. J. HECHTMAN. c. of r.
Durango semi-weekly herald. (Durango, Colo.) 1899-1907, 1905-05-29
DOUGLAS WILL NOT BE
CANDIDATE FOR REELECTION

BOSTON, May Ex-Governor Doug
ias. tine shoe man, announces today
that he will not be a candidate for re-
election in November. He says his
business interests forbid.
Durango semi-weekly herald. (Durango, Colo.) 1899-1907, 1905-05-29
MAYOR wEAvER's FIGHT
STRENGTHENED BY DECISION

PHILADELPHIA, May 27.-Mayor
Weaver's fight against the gas grab
planned by the United Gas & I'm
provement company was strengthen
ed today by a decision Of the supreme
court on arguments on the injunction
to restrain dis newly appointed Off
cials from assuming office.
Durango semi-weekly herald. (Durango, Colo.) 1899-1907, 1905-05-29
PIgRPoNT MORGAN BUYS
A DRINKING CUP

LONDON, May Ell. Pierpont
Morgan has purchased small six
teentn century drinking cup carved
ont OF rock crystal and mounted and
enameled with gold for $4,000. the
cup bringing that price at auction.
Durango semi-weekly herald. (Durango, Colo.) 1899-1907, 1905-05-29
INFLUENCE
AND MONEY
WITHDRAWN

CHICAGO, May 27.-The striking
teamsters have received body blow
by the Associated Building Trades,
which is considered to be the strong
est labor body in Chicago, represent
$4,000 union workmen. Withdrawing
both moral and financial support from
the teamsters.
Durango semi-weekly herald. (Durango, Colo.) 1899-1907, 1905-05-29
SCOTTISH MANUFACTURER
OUTBID AMERICANS

LONDON, May 27.-Scottish man.
ufacturers have received orders for
100 locomotives from Japan Bids
made by American manufacturers
were too high.
Durango semi-weekly herald. (Durango, Colo.) 1899-1907, 1905-05-29
NOTICE

The W r. C. No. will assemble
near the front OF the Presbyterian
church at II O'Clock a. m. Sunday,
May 2sth to pass through the lines
into the church.
l.. s. BARNES. p. C.
JNO. W. WINGATE.
Acting Adjutant
Durango semi-weekly herald. (Durango, Colo.) 1899-1907, 1905-05-29

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a largo ouanti,v NJ wh,ch 10 10 no
,ti,,zaa hy ~. oo,,.,r o. .,,.,,.
,,,,o. rh. - ~, =, -
ch.rnod Va .on,na =. ., -. o.,
ia 80 49, -. $1,000 -,
80 ,,...,,-
Tho Naveoy.. ,r.u ,,,,
t,ornh Hint -, xa-,,o. - $780,,
from srow and srnnnI,.s -. -
~, ,,,I,,,,,, 900. -.
rorning W. h,., oro 80. 80 a.
v.,oroa snous ,n nno-on,,,, ...,,nv
ous stre,t 81 cola whI,h o,,.,nr.h
narrow 10 verv ron tho go,d in ,s.
.i,h,xh ~ 80, 4, =,
oriras ,,,,,.r. - ,-a.,. =, -. 81.
nrn.rass 10 h.,ra .,. a. ,.,.,,,.
I, is roho.,a -, ~. -
man, frou ,ha Na,aoror .,,s. =.
u,,r,,.o -. na,,ar ,,,, ~, 10 80
nv Nv TX a. On
7. ts stated nv Taos. u,o ,o,s
IN rnow tho, NJ cana,, -, ,,a 80.
N;ning oom,arv non,amrho,as go
inc ont IN n.ryau ,,r,o.a TO-,
of ore from the recan, str,,s in tho
ToItec in order to ,borou1b,v tes,
lis vaIues and also ASCERTAIN tho cor.
ract nrocass for tra.tr.n, a.
cards his con,eun,.tad radu.,,on
planr Had the adape ~ nav
Durango semi-weekly herald. (Durango, Colo.) 1899-1907, 1905-05-29

Silyerton Miner.
Information comes from a source
considered reliable, that Carnegie.
Prick and Corey, the millionaire steel
kings of Pennsylvania. comprise the
financial backbone of certain min
ing company That is operating sue
cessfully here.
A. A. Favor. who is Interested in
so.-j valuable but as yet slightly de-
veloped mining properties near Ami.
mas Forks. and who spent the winter
In old "Mizzou," returned to SIlverton
last week and will devote his best
energies to the working of mis- Forks
proposition during the summer.
The King Consolidated is now ship
ping seventy-fve tons of concen-
trates per day. Despite the ore steal
ing exposures of late. and great
many conjectures as to whether com
petent miners could be had to fill the
places Of those found guilty, 1t ap-
pears that the Gold Kings system is
running along as smoothly as If
mounted on ball bearings.
The force on the Tom No,re ia he
ing gradually Increased and az soon
as pipe line connections are CONFLICT
ed and air gotten into the lower tun-
mel of the mine DEVELOPMENT com.
prising the blocking out of ore bod
les. etc, which was abruptly suspend.
ed several years ago. is to be rein.
stalled and pushed Arthur Fass-
binder is the foreman in charge
,a, aon,, ,ho ,,,o, c,,,t,o,, tai,
m uowardsv;,,o at rhe rats n, ave IN
seven ions ner dav Inv Lon AIRING.
tong ,ack train of thirty iacks In.
stead of haipq nackpd as former,v
70 This n,aco tho ore is loaded in
Va. o,rs ,t uov,rdsvI,,e Tho wort
of clearing the old North Star trail
Z. IN he commenced nayt week all
tho Iaas,ro an Ktn, Solomon contrib.
uting tba,r nro rata of the exnense
nav. ,,opbi,,,ns ono n, Roar
cr.-a,,,s oldest and moo, wortbv min
the Creek via snowshoe high line,
over the mesa Sunday. Dave is the
owner of several valuable prospects
over there. right in Clear Creek town
on which he has put in several hun.
bred feet Of gouges, crosscuts and
Durango semi-weekly herald. (Durango, Colo.) 1899-1907, 1905-05-29

modern Siberia, published last year,
Senator Bsveridge called Vladivostok
the Gibraltar OF the East" His OBJ
| servatlons were made In 1901. and
| since that year the same term has
| been repeatedly used TO describe
Port Arthur so that the strength of
Russian defenses, considered impreg-
| nable at Vladivostok. are discredited
| by the result at Port Arthur. The
| town lies chiefly in valley slipping
down to the harbor from a range of
hills which, as they extend to inclose
the harbor have been heavily forti.
fled during the period OF Pacific coast
development, toward which Russia
began to look as far back as 1861,
when Vladivostok was first laid on.
The narbor itself, which Russians
call the Golden Horn" opens Into
what they call In Russian geogra-
phies taught In the schools of Vlad.
ivostok. the Gulf of Peter the Great"
IL is part of the sea OF Japan, and 1t
mas another name In Japanese.
Since ground was broken at Vladivos-
,ol, e., ~. ,oo, =,
,Is,or 81 10 ,.,,a s,ha-,. IL,
ppas,o NOS haor .L,,n $1,000,
10 ....,,, =, ..,a.I..,,. ~,
success of which. as far as 1t has sue
| ceeded, much may depend during the
present year after VlAdivostok liz ac-
,,ou,, tn,,a.,o, mi a,,a,
IN ,naLa tha ,o,,u so,.o,.,I,
fam nor, ,or sh,r,u, ,,,a -,
tor s,h.r,. he o,v,na 4, .rn,r,,nu
terri,orv no,r,,taJ hy pro.,ano os
tbe country ha.t ~, por,Iand ,na
San Er,nc,soo ia ,y .ma,,,ans
v,od,voo,oL i,o.,, inora.sa, q, ron,,
I,tior from n ,,t,. ,var ooo /, Isyo
IN 90 mo a, a., ,o,,u,,, -, d..
,y,,, 1.nan NJ, -, mi. ,,.,,,.,,o,,
had ann. s,no. Tho ,a.,nn,nn ., no
trans.slber,an railroad and had moi
Pu.o,o daa.o,.d n. hr.,oh lin, aouth
| IN po-, Au,h,r {, MI. a. 80,
| mara tho, ao,,,,aa sin,a ,,1 -,
| n,e,,or NJ mo lin. ana N. so,.r.,
| vsaro ho,or. pr.o,,n ,,n,nIoran,,
| have baar cr,ydad 40 r.ntaI, nc ,o,
1 ell int Ia. Ia Nd ,.f hn 81
| Low h,nL -, v,.a,,,o,,o,, an, +, +. 40
| timoted that thia ,err,,ory n,,y h., n
| ,,,,o,,o, =, ,a,,, ,oo ono -
| ,5o ooo obiaey p,s.,ar oI,,orgb
lana was GRANTED a,so IN soue AZ 400
| Koro.n. In tue ya,rs ,o,or., ,ho n,
| ,,,,t, =, H. ,,.r .ha,,, or oon D..
| oIans u,ara sa,,,ad nv. nm ,,r,. ,oop
| -, v,ad,yosto, nv, A., in h,,,,1,na ,ha
own itse,, on In Ire at,emns ,n col.
onI,a N. ,oun,ry prsai. ,nIionoa as
,,o..t,,I1 ,.a ,.Ioa, III
ON ,ha pao,eo ,oo.,
| arha.. Ia no,,,na ..,,,,o .ho,, tho
.ro, =, 80 pas,aa a.nt,.In a.,
rnu,is- ,,st,ar ,r,,aa .Indao, !, q.
r,,bar ,rone.A,,,n,,c toar prrone,n
ca.,as ~ ,,a,,,y .u,h,v.d and an.
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,ha a,,a-a, =, ,,,hioh 4, .,,.ax,o, ,or
no-a ,h.n ,hroan ,,,.s n,,rrh,ny tne
s,,os ~ a.,,,dod Mic 4,
gho,., ,o,,y h,,pd,nas u,,,,, hoId
,ror,s Tho oovernmen, borsa rho
oIIt,o.,n. sor,.s n, craeL cathe
draI I,th.ran cbrrco the uovern.
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Durango semi-weekly herald. (Durango, Colo.) 1899-1907, 1905-05-29
INDIAN TERRITORY TOWN
STRUCK BY TORNADO

DALLAS, Tex, May ga report
reaches here that Platter, l. T. was
struck by tornado today and Ave
killed and several injured.
Durango semi-weekly herald. (Durango, Colo.) 1899-1907, 1905-05-29
Honest dealing at Nathan's.

Mrs. Bert Biggs. who has been very
Ill for some time. does not improve.
and very little hope is entertained for
ner recovery.
Durango semi-weekly herald. (Durango, Colo.) 1899-1907, 1905-05-29

osteopathy can no longer be spok-
en- Of as a .delusion or fad. It has
been tried by the best thinkers and
most logical reasoners Of our day.
and 1t is among the thinking. reason
ing people that osteopathy appeals
most. Those who nave tried It are
Its best friends.
Durango semi-weekly herald. (Durango, Colo.) 1899-1907, 1905-05-29

The Rio Grande Southern expects
to get to running through trains Mon.
day or Tuesday.
Durango semi-weekly herald. (Durango, Colo.) 1899-1907, 1905-05-29

1t looks like Dodge City is going to
lose It's reputation from the gait Pa.
gosa Springs is going.
Durango semi-weekly herald. (Durango, Colo.) 1899-1907, 1905-05-29

ing for Ouray. going by way OF ST.
verton.
Durango semi-weekly herald. (Durango, Colo.) 1899-1907, 1905-05-29

Robert w Davis, Jr., general man
ager of the Old Hundred mines, went
out to Denver with Howell Hines,
chief mogul Of the Great Mogul prop
erty, and also of the Old Hundred
mines, 1t being their object to pur-
chase a plant Of machinery for the