Durango semi-weekly herald., 1906-11-19
From Fridays Daily Herald.

A marriage license was issued to-
day for Edward Schnee and Mary
| Frances Davis.
II. l.. Morgan of Hesperus departed
this morning for Colorado Springs,
where he intends to stay.
Superintendent Spear of the Fort
Lewis Indian school was a passenger
for Denver this morning.
DR.. Davis mother returned this
morning for her home in Denver after
a very pleasant visit here.
| Joe Freed, Jr., and daughter. Miss
Jessie, were passengers this morning
for Pagosa Springs to spend a few
days.
\ Mrs. V. E. Kerr, who has been Wis
iting Mrs. George and Mrs. Wakelin,
returned to her home in Silverton last
night.
c. E. Mcconnell departed over the
] Southern this morning for Nevada,
where he will look over some mining
propositions.
The many new mining camps that
are springing UP in Nevada are max
ing some of Durango's adventures a
little restless.
Mr.. and Mrs. Howard Charlton re-
turned last evening from Florence
where they visited Mr. and Mrs. II.
l.. Rice week
When the Herald makes state
ment it is either willing to prove II
or do the honorable by proper correc
ton. And there are many things we
are ready to prove.
o. c. Young and family of Carol
ton, Mo-. went to Pennington this
morning. intending to locate if they
liked the country.
Tom LOTUS is at the depot pretty
regular these mornings sending men
out to work on the railway spur con
tract near Mancos.
II. G. Schif. who has been employed
on construction work at Shiprock
came up last night and left this morn
ing for his home in the East.
| .
Miss Bertha Sumner, general or
ganizer for the Circle from Seattle
departed on the eastern this morning
fore returning home.
Mrs. Cheseman returned to Man
cos this morning. Her son-in-law
Jason Wilson, can now distinguish an
electric light and 1t is hoped that af.
ter he is well he can see better.
B. c. Morgan and wife were ar
rivals from Denver last night. They
went to Hesperus this morning. Mr.
Morgan goes to relieve the station
agent there while he takes lay-off
DR.. |. p. George returned last even
ing from an extended visit to Colo
rado Springs, Cripple Creek and Den
ver and this morning boarded the Big
Red Apple line for his home at River
side. N. NJ.
j. T. Gamsby spent the night in the
city, bringing down $4,000 spawn tc
the local hatchery from the Hamol
lakes. He expects to secure abou
500 600 before the season closes.
According to information |. b. Mel
vile will open a law office in Den
yer where he has decided to remain
permanently. Mr.. Melvilles push and
ability will win him front place
among the legal fraternity.
The recent strikes of high grade
ore and the sale of the Nellie in
Deadwood gulch have done much tc
stimulate prospecting in that district
although the season is getting late fol
work in the hills except where sup
plies are elready in.
| o.
The Pueblo Chieftain had the de
cency to correct its mista klein credit
ing Judge Stevens with election, but
the Democrat cannot be expected to
do the right thing, hence its readers
are left in the dark. But the Herald
covers the field.
Charles f. Herr, w A. Perry. and
Coe Franklin returned last evening
from their duck hunt to Horse and
Sinking lakes, They report two days
of fair shooting although the feath.
cred tribe is getting pretty wild, the
canvas back fellows have pulled out
for more congenial climes.
G. w. Mccoy the apple man from
Aztec, is spending the day in town,
being a guest at the Palace. Mr.. Nc.
Coy has fine ranch adjoining the
town of Aztec and raises a mammoth
crop of apples every year. He has
Just sold his last car of apples. and