Durango semi-weekly herald., 1906-04-12

down from the realm of the slides for
few days.
Montrose papers receive encourage
ing crop reports and prospects from
every quarter Of the western slope.
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]. C. Goulding of the Gouding broth
ers, sheep growers, came up from the
Aztec country yesterday evening.
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The Rio Grande evidently expected
to do more business this morning or
needed an extra coach down the line
somewhere, as there were three day
coaches and day and night chair car
going to the east.
e. II. Lloyd. wife and son returned
to Denver this morning. Mr Lloyd
came here with the purpose of taking
the place Harry Turner had with
packing company, but after looking
the situation over decided ne did not
want it.
Manager Stilwell OF the opera house
announces that the Arlington Come
dams will be here to appear on the
evening of April l6 and will play a
week,
The county commissioners are go
ing over the expense bills this after
noon, in the criminal division Of the
district court, trying to verify and al
low bills thus made.
w l.. Paddock. the prosperous mer-
chant OF Pendleton. N. NJ, came up
J Yesterday evening on mission Of
business.
one more load in as far as the cyan
ide mill, will probably have enough
supplies and equipment to continue
work until the road is open again.
The Durango Girl mine is making
It's best effort for resumption and with
Earl Snyder is reported about the
same as for several days, bur his fam
ily is still hoping.
John l.. Sprogle is again down from
The Majestic Needles mountains to
get nearer to the suns rays, Needle
mountains are nearly three miles
high and Durango is a mile and a
quarter higher than sea level.
Edgar l.. Hewett of Washington,
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metes and bounds for the national
lClin Dwelling park, having its more
interesting scenes in the Mancos can
on. came in yesterday evening, and IL
at the Palace.
In the county court this afternoon
the suit in application for divorce by
Mrs Ostrander, charging her husband
with non-support, was on trial, the
jury finding for plaintiff. The father
: testified that he had helped to sup
port his daughter for three years. she
having worked while the husband con
tributed nothing to her support.
Or. S. w. Morrison and wife went
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; country where the doctor is still en-
gagged in irrigation enterprises.
The scope of interest is widened by
the receipt of the Rico News whose
town has lost part OF its luster by
continued storms.
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more to short sermons from what is
! termed the class" mining press and
less to old-fashioned news of what is
doing,
Miss Nellie Porter departed for
Trinidad this morning to accept a
position in the store of Harry Moses
and will reside with her sister, Mrs
j. NJ, Murphy.
Desire has created the belief that
the Rio Grande viii get a train
through to Silverton Sunday or Mon
day night, or as soon as it will be
possible.
| travelling men VINO nave Deen
touring the several counties of the
san Juan report a good business, all
the towns buying for Il big trade
It has not been learned that Jesse
Stanse is a candidate for reappoint-
ment on the Durango police force and
the Herald very much doubts that he
is.
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The eastern train is making little
better time and the little news mer-
chant again plies his vocation Justify.
A study OF this brigade win show you
about all the characters we nave, in
Guiding some of the noblest.
w. j. Godfrey, proprietor of the
Vulcan foundry, says he has exper-
fenced two Incidents which suggests
the magnitude Of winter and late
} spring. He has been holding large
quantity of castings which have been