Durango semi-weekly herald., 1905-03-09
great intellectual treat.

great intellectual treat
Mr.. Hart, who resigned his position
at Kruschke's. is undecided as to
what he will do. but has two PROPOSE
tons under consideration.
10 f. Sheridan, coal mine inspector
of New Mexico, stopped over night
in the city on his way to Pennington
TO look after matters in his ofiicial
capacity.
Mr. and Mrs Griswold. who con
Quoted the silk art school acre a few
weeks ago. departed this morning for
Denver. They have Just concluded
their school in Silvertou.
Mrs. NJ B. Marshall and daughter
Maud are spending a few days In the
| city, the first visit since last Novem-
her Mrs. Marshall ia located at Ft
| Lewis and Miss Maud at Hesperus
The twitter of the birds as they
search for suitable hooks to build
| tneir nests reminds us that spring is
| here--even II snow does cover the
ground foot deep within a miles OF
the city
Joe Smith is engaged this week
| In moving his household effects from
Ignacio TO the ranch. Joe is going
to settle down TO ranch life and leave
us wicked city fellows strictly alone.
The leaving OF little fye-year-old
Violet Tressider alone in the house
TO cook her own supper at Canon City
carelessness OF parents Time cures
grief but troubled conscience nev-
or.
| Prof Gould and his co-oworkers
can rest assured their efforts to pro-
vide an entertaining lyceum course
the past winter is duly appreciated
by the people OF Durango And no
doubt greater efforts will he put
forth the coming winter
| o
]. l.. Nickel has resigned as post
master at lockwood to accept the
miles above Rockweed. We under
stand two petitions have been for
warded to Washington for the ap.
pointment of successor. one for j
E Holder and the other for Mrs. W.
G. Swire
The BARRIERS OF the city held meet
ing last night at the shop OF Gus
of the BarberS Protective associa.
ton. The object Of the organization
is to regulate hours and a number OF
other things THAI come up from time
TO time. Frank Cunha was elected
president and William Rudersdorf
secretary treasurer.
Rev. o. F.. Ostenson has been ad
health, and he will leave for that
place as soon as ne can pack up. He
expects to get away Thursday, He
will be accompanied by his brother
q. Ostenson and viii stay until the
worst OF the spring weather here is
over The climate of Phoenix at this
season OF the year Is delightful and
Mr.. Ostenson will no doubt be bene
flied by the change.
At the Clifton hotel, Cortez, was taf
, scene OF an attempted murder last
Saturday night. Low" Hambeltor
took two shots at his wife, who Ii
, employed there. but both charges
went wild. The snooting occurred al
about midnight and the would-bt
murderer made his exit. Cause o.
, shooting Is reported to be jeolously
i, I-Mancos Tribune.
Richard Hendricks was in Aztet
Wednesday and left the same after
: noon for the San Juan: where he will
assess the sheep in that section be
fore tney are taken to the mountain;
for summer pasture. Heretofore
sheep men who winter their sheel
here have escaped taxation In thi
county because of the fact that the.
leave with their sheep for their sum
mer range in Archuleta county, Cole
rado. early In March. Dick Is afte
v them this spring, however. with BIZ
stick. No tax dodging while he Is Il
once
: Ensign j. w Edgall of the Salvs
> ton Army reports large crowds q
, the nightly meetings. Very often e'
cry seat is taken and people stan
:. throughout the service Sunday nigh
Z three recruits were enrolled as so
/: diers, Great interest Is manifesto
re in the meetings and seven convert