Durango semi-weekly herald., 1905-10-30

recently convicted Of rape at the AZ
tee court
Jack McHenry come down from sal
verton TO look Af3er mining interests
In the La Plata district, and viii re-
turn in day or -.
Gouldtn9 Bros. sheep growers. re
ceived BY express yeseerday evening
eisnt Rambouiilst rams TO sdd 70 their
herd at Pine RidSe.
Mrs. J. +. HeartweD q Long Beach,
Calf. stopped over in the city. com
ing from the west last AiGht. and
continued on to Colorado SprinSs to
visit friends.
Alton Packard will delight you with
his humor and his pictures. Single
admission tickets sre Zoe and eoc. The
entire lecture ceusse for $2.ss. inciud'
ing reserved seat
The High school lecture course tick
cts are having q good sale. They viii
be on sale today at Psrson's ffom =
to 6 p. M, and tomorrow afternoon
from TO s p. m.
Excavation tor the new Coors build
ing next door south Of the Inter Ocean
hotel is well under way and the dirt
ls being used TO Ill lower Main avenue
md the alley In the rear.
Mrs. Moore and sister. Lille Pond
OF Pennington arrived yesterday even
ing. Nro. Moore is returning to her
home at Florence after visiting with
her mother at Farminston.
| c. r. Dunbar the rubber man, Is en-
tertsinins his brother-in-law. Mr.. T.
p. Ladue Of Detroit. Mich. where he
is engaged In the commission busi-
ness. Mr.. Ladue will remain three to
four weeks enjoying long needed
rest and outing.
Si1 broad gauge cars Of bridge tim
bers were brought up from Carbon
or the narrow and broad gauge juno
ton below town, to be taken up to
the burned bridge above lockwood
The timbers had to be transferred TO
narrow gauge cars.
The Telluride journal Of the 26th
WAS a machine product. all being SET
lby the linotype. II cost two human
lives, the lasting Injury Of another
and much grief to get the machine
to work, but all these things might
have happened anyway, in some other
way or form.
Extension OF switches In the Du
range yards progresses slowly. but II
is hoped the yard Will be big enough
to handle the business within the mex
sixty days. Ions lines Of cars loaded
TO 20 out stand In the yards and snip
pers are waiting for cars.
/
Durangoites visiting FarminStor
Sunday will and the Grand hotel righ
up to date in everything and Land
lord Allen will see to your wants II
Iall directions. Mr.. Allen known how
to cater to the public and is meetins
With marked success.
0~
The W. s. Wei9htman store Is run
ming over with fruit. Although tn,
season is getting late Mr.. weisAtmaz
is still receiving choice peacaes which
are quoted low. Call for anything ir
the fruit line. And Is for Vegetables
you'll be sure to get the best
Tho rise and fall Of Governor Tabor
who made the arst Colorado none,
to 20 into the development Of tht
state and city building is still q sub
ject fresn In ths minds Of the mining
kings, many Of whom ars stsefius
from the rocks and laying none In
tho paths Of the Industries and the
Industrial
Doc" Wallace (buenn hey, chineagr
john came In yesterday evening
from the southern country, where he
has seen more of the Navajo than all
else. He will visit with J. L. Parsons
awhile and return to life that has
been prolonged BY the climate and
made happier BY Its plain, simple. un.
OBSERVATIONS simplicity Of living.
| There are 1856 Navajoes working on
the grade between Durango and Farm.
ington. This means ,2le q day re-
naming in the pockets Of the bust
ness community. The Navs1oes spend
every cent for clothing. food, ETC..
wai!e the Greeks blow In most Of their
earnings for bulge and the balance Is
sent out Of the country. We say, keep
the Indians at work.
The 3-year-oid child of 3. B. Free
man died this morning from scarlet
fever. The funeral takes place late
this afternoon. The child was sick
Just week when 1t succumbed to the
dread disease. There are four re.
naming children who have escaped
so far and 1t 10 to be hoped fate will
be kind and keep them Immune. Mr..
Freeman ia partner Of Gus voigt In