Durango semi-weekly herald., 1906-01-11

Prom Tuesdays Daily.
last night from beaver. where they
had been on business several days
AIRS o. =. Boyle went out this
morning to Bayfield, to visit Mrs. DR..
Robbins, nee Anna Melville. who Is
quite III.
Mira. George Thompson. who was
operated on at Ochsner's hospital a I
few days ago. Is reported as getting |
along nicely.
For your 1905 printing see Tae Her |
| aid and take time In inspecting and |
selecting stock, OF which VIZ have end |
| less variety in all lines
The management earnestly requests |
l all patrons OF the daily and semi-week-
ly Herald to report promptly any fall
urs to secure their papers regularly.
huitor Hutt OF the Rico News. wno
l spent Sunday In the city, returned to-
I day to the former great silver
camp. which is trying again To recover
itself
Bob Morse has made sale Of ,
group OF mining prospects in the
Needles mountains to New York
com pany. who. It IL understood. will
10 considerable development
| a r. Hood returned yesterday ey
eniDg from Telluride. where he had
been to collect taxes on the saw mill
machinery formerly operated by Ire
lanu brothers in La Platat county
| A A. Rust. the saw mill man OF
I Dolores. went out to Denver this
norning for a few days He met his
brother Charlie coming down from Sill
verton and told him to be good.
Joe Re!tel came in yesterday even
Ing from the Dolores country and he
and Phil Dautinger will soon go to
the uranium section west of Dolores
10 prospect during the remainder of
the winter.
J. NJ. kinsley manager Of the San
Juan Fruit & Produce association,
went out to Colorado Springs this
morning. where he said he would
spend a few days with friends who
live the simple life.
William Valentine died at Hesperus
yesterday evening. II is said as re-
suit OF excessive drinking. John Pu-
ete teiephoned over Tor coffin, which
vas sent out this morning. Coroner
l-acSey went over 70 Investigate
MIR. and Mrs. ]. r. Eckhart OF Penn.
syivanis are visiting the parents OF
ne latter. Mr.. and Mrs. John HAr-
mon. In Durango. having accom-.
panied them from Denver on their re.
turn from a visit to General Sherman
Bell and wife
aortoo l. Schut, came down yes
.erday morning 10 accompany Mrs.
Schutt and the babies home TO Silver.
ton In the evening. They had been
visiting grandma. Mrs. J. E Schutt,
Who will return to Albuquerque to.
morrow morning
I Los Angeles papers indicate the
greatest building boom there ever
known 10 the history OF civilization.
l Durango builders should visit Los An
geles and catch the contagion. Du.
rango has hundred times greater re.
sources but we need more money for
building.
Mr.. and Mrs. C. C. Sroufe departed
this morning for Santa Fe. where the
former will appear in the courts In
behalf of the Arizona Il Colorado rail.
way right of way contention with the
Denver & Rio Grande for that route
over which the latter has constructed
the standard gauge road to Farming
Ton. They may also go to points In
Arizona btsore returning.
The school district embracing the
over plant reservoirs and hume and
pipe line. north OF Rockwood. Is SAID
to be the richest In La Plata county.
1t has the big power plant In eonnec-
| ton with all Of these other features
and nine miles Of railway which are
sssessed. giving In the per capita pro-
| portion vastly more than Is found In
any other district
The stories from Pennington are to
the effect that e E. Amsden has been
| given ten DAYS in which to wind up
I nis business and seek new location
! Nothing less than ,.,,s could be ex-
l 'ected from a community that desires
70 protect its young girls. Amsden
lcertainly made fool Of himself and
should have known better Let others
he guided by his downfall.
". S. McNeeley and wife departed !
this morning for San Diego. Calf, |
leaving Johnnie English and wife In |