Durango semi-weekly herald., 1905-11-27

former schoolmate Of the dead girl
iu Iowa, came down yesterday even
ing.
r Mrs. +. c. Perkins, wife Of the pop
ular register OF the land Office, re-
turned yesterday evening from TWO
weeks spent pleasantly In Denver.
Joe Weinig's boy baby is said to be
having severe siege with scarle,
fever. The child had not gone 10
school but was meeting children that
did attend school.
Jim Craig is down from the Rock
wood country, where be says the
storm has not ipterfered with cattle
roofing for their dinner or enjoying
the covering Of the trees and sheds.
johnnie Rhoads, who has departed
from the ranching business to engage
in the improvement of the common
goat. and bring him up TO the best
Angora, returned TO his goat domain
this morning.
Johnnie Farrell came In this after,
noon from the ranch at Texas creek
aud the roads were SO heavy that
'Lazzie," the dog. had to ride in ON
the finish. The wagon looked like 1t
had been In a chariot race.
at he hnISp
this afternoon that 1t has been rumor-
ed that in the spring the county com
missioners will repaper and repaint
the whole court house, inside and ex'
terror, and then no one will be permit
ted to spit In either place.
The Aurand and Jones boys, who
ran away from home at Silvsrton,
beating the train to Durango and
walking TO Aztec, finding a chance to
come back to Durango on a sheep
train, were at the depot yesterday
evening, a little hungry, but sassy,
They are splendid products OF the
cigarette. both using obscene Ian
guage and mannerisms acquired in
| the neglect of home and association
with the tougher elements In their
offense less than welcome home
might have done them as much good.
The recent report that the Pueblo
Gold Extraction company had discov-
cred rich ore similar 10 character to
that OF the May Day, promises to be
verified Should the Empire Gold
company within the next few days.
cut the rich ore chute at about 1000
feet depth on the Small Hopes and
should the Neglected resume shipment
the La Plata district will be live
winter camp. The Durango Girl will
go through and a number OF smaller
workings will continue all winter.
| Louis Wyman, wife and children.
came down from Silverton this morn
ing for visit, to get away from the
| rigors Of the mountain storms and gel,
| a little more sunshine. Mr.. Wyman
lis one Of the sturdy factors OF the
greatest mining camp on earth and
has acquired lifetime, competency.
ffe was FIRST a small packer and then
larger one. ranking with Asaenfel-
ter and the best, and then he took up
minig, having disposition TO take
a chance in making mine instead of
waiting for sure thing and getting
left.
Funeral services OF Catherine Ann
Lewis, 6-year-old daughter OF Mr.. and
Mrs. Dave Lewis of Lightner creek,
occurred this afternoon at the First
NJ. F.. church at 2:3o. The little girl
is a sister of Billy Lewis, who has
sung at nearly every church and ben
eft for years TO aid churches, socie-
ties and good causes. The white
bearse and little white casket led a
long procession Of mourning friends
TO the church. where the minister tried
to say something that would steal the
sting, make II easier to give Up lit
tie girl, the chief object of affection
in that modest household ont IN
Lightner. The Herald would JOIN In
this forSetfulness, too.
.
7. e. Bow man evidently has an eye
for artful arrangement. He has made
study Of the buying of things that
beautify and adorn, and succeeded so
well that scarcely any other house In
the West presents more Of interest
tnan that found In his windows and
show cases. Thinking they wanted
something more of interest In the
blanket line he found the finer fiber
In the Mexican product at Juarez. Old
Mexico, and fearing this would not
be enough, discovered the Chimayo
Indian blanket, These. with the best
line of burnt leather goods, Mexican
silver trinkets and jewelry, with the
new Colorado agatized spoon handle.
challenge your discrimination.
Hon. C. A. Pike. county Judge and
member Of the board Of school district
No. 8, was sought this afternoon for
an opinion OF the crusade being made
against juvenile offenders, particlarly
referring to the ohense committed
in smoking cigarettes Judge Pike
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