Durango semi-weekly herald., 1905-09-11

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would go into the Animas river with.
out the ordinary forniality Of funer-
al, and he wanted to continue TO live
for what JOY there is IN getting mixed
up with people like the Wilson woman.
This morning the case Of the state
versus Theodore e. Daniels, wherein
the defendant is charged with assault
with intent to kill one Krettlow. WAS
begun. Barry Sullivan defending, Dis
trict Attorney Pulliam prosecuting. At
noon all testimony was In and the case
will be argued before the jury this af.
ternoon.
1t appears that the ire Of Daniels
was aroused by Krettlow monkeytng
with Grace Daniels. The witnesses
called for the state we're Or. J. w.
Lackey, Louis Krettlow. Bert janet
son, Theo. w. Dobbs. Arthur Scboneld.
j. J. smelcer and Jesse stansel,
Theo. f. and Grace Daniels appear
ed as Witnesses for the defense.
The jury is composed as follows:
Illus Porscn, John G. Hampton, John
Everett. Matt Harrington. James Gal
loway. o. p. Frary, r. H. Van Endert,
S. w Smith and Patrick Nash
Daniels is accused OF throwing the
rock which some time ago at the Scho-
field dance hall came near putting
Krettlow down and out, sending him
Daniels takes the position that Krett-
low could have found in the broad and
profuse domain OF Durango some 9th
er female to coax ard caress.
From Fridays Daily.
There are already several strings of
race animals at the Durango race
stables.
Miss Ruth Winters went to Albu-
Iuerque this morning to visit her
mother.
The Robbins block. though delayed
waiting for material. is getting about
ready for occupancy.
Aztec is doing the royal In it's pre-
paration to receive 300 people from
Durango, and the broad gauge will do
the balance
Pennington watermelons are coming
in, but tney. too, will be sold by the
pound. 1t is promised, little cheaper
than the Arkansas product.
o.
Harry Turner will make Durango
his home camp for McCord, Brsgdon
& Co. Of Pueblo until Durango whole
sale houses drive out the outsiders.
Durango has a greater number Of
fraternal orders than any other town
of its size ON earth, and greater
number of members paying dues and
assessments.
George Skoog went to Boulder this
morning to attend school. His sister
Mabel was at the train and told him
when he came back he could have the
biggest piece of pie.
Let Durango study and work for a
better year of outdoor attractions of
II clean and healthy character in 1906.
Give the mothers and babies a chance
ia breathe outside the kitchen. Sand
wich in few daylight events.
That twostory building OF the Grad
On company is going to help the ap-
pearance of First avenue uore than
anything we've had for good while,
since the Perry and Roberts building
went up,
Mrs. S. q. Wall and Miss Nutie and
he children and Miss Mary Prewitt
departed this morning for Lexington,
Mo-, where the two misses will enter
Hollege and the younger children will
attend school.
Miss Alice Cox, sister OF Frank Cox.
prominent in labor circles, returned
10 Boulder this morning TO enter upon
her second year In the university
there. This bright young lady is
planning for a brilliant future.
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The new broad gauge coaches Tor
the Pennington branch are on their
wide truck ready for business, and BY
tomorrow there will be two tracks
with the third rail to the union depot.
About one hundred graders are en-
Gagged in the work. with the track.
layers pushing them
Durango's Third avenue. or old Boul.
evard. is one of the prettiest residence
streets in Colorado, aud 1t is growing
rrettier every year. Bring up lower
and upper Second avenue: the middle
VIII be retail business houses in
year or so, with a modern hotel and
maybe an opera house.
When the fair is over let US get
down TO business and undertake to
tell the outside world what the Du.
range country has in varied and sub.
stantal resources, and not overlook
the many opportunities for profitable
investment In private reservoir and
enterprises. and In coal and
mines. In winning bet
Ter spurs than we nave we will have