Durango semi-weekly herald., 1906-06-21


| cial policeman aud he recognized aim
as such; that ne would recognize him
as such as long as he had a star He
| could not say by whom Young was
appointed after the first time he was
appointed
C. C; Eddy returned Sunday even
ing from Denver.
The remains of Mrs. Frank w
Barnes, who died in Durango several
years ago, were taken up and shipped
TO Denver this morning.
Mr.. and Mrs. X. II. Baker are down
from the rubber camp. They have
the prettiest, most convenient and
comfortable camp ever seen in this
section
Doc Wallace is, up from the lower
country. He met a party of tourists
at the depot and did quite little bus.
mess with them In the Navajo blau.
ket line.
Bessie Kelley was yesterday ar.
rested on complaint of District AT
torney Pulliam charged with per,
jury in the noldup case. She is now
in the county Jail
The Herald trusts the article pub
lished Saturday from the Times.Hus.
tier regarding the Arizona & Colo.
RADIO road is correct, at the same time
II Is only proper to state that work Is
not under headway aud no exact time
Is set for operations. Long waiting
sometimes maketh the heart sick, but
we are not going to lose courage or
faith in the building of this line.
Miss Amy Hammond. who has
spent the better part of the past four
Years with her aunt. Mrs. n. w. Ham.
mond. attending the Durango schools
and graduating "a couple of weeks ago
left yesterday for ner home on Pine
river TO kind OF renew acquaintance
Hammond. Miss Amy has many
friends among the younger people OF
Durango.
Miss Bertha Biggs was passen.
ger on the eastern this morning, go
ing out to spend her vacation She
Will spend week at South Fork Wis.
iting with the family of Charley Gal
breath, then go to Denver where sac
Will be the guest OF her uncle E. NJ
Biggs and Prof. C. l.. Chadsey and
wife; then she will go to Canon City
where her uncle, j. ID. Biggs, and cou
sin. C. A. Biggs, live.
Durango Is assured of creditable
ball team In the course OF few
weeks, Messrs. Ostenburg. Logan and
Springer having waited on interested
citizens and meeting with liberal re
sponse. II is the purpose to secure
sufficient talent to put up strong
game and then contests between Sill
verton and Durango will be resumed
and efforts will be made to interest
other clubs in a series of games
The Democrat Is considerably wor-
rled over alleged infraction of the
Printers Union rules and we haven't
the slightest doubt the outfit would
like to smash the union SO Day could
return TO ~ and 14-hour day at re-
duced wages. Now that the question
has been raised The Herald will go q
little farther and ascertain II one not
printer can serve as foreman of any
department when he does not do any
OF the work.
Del Norte and Monte Vista have
| done away with Sunday ball games.
| sports OF any kind being tabooed by
| the two towns on Sunday. But to
even up things each town takes week
about and on Tuesday afternoons the
| people close up business and go in
for good time. But the sports OF
| Del Norte and Monte Vista will go
away frem home on Sunday and nelp
the rest of the world desecrate the
Sabbath. Strange Inde.
| pendent Journal.
Frank Barnes, the sawmill man OF
Telluride. VINO has been spending a
day or two in town. departed for Den.
yer this morning. In reference to
the great landslide OF Keystone hill
which tied up the railroad for a time
he said the hill had been slipping q
little now and then for several years
but now ne thought it would remain
permanently as 1t is. About 15t
acres were embraced In the area
which slid.
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION.
Timber Land, Act June 3, 1878.
United States Land Office. Durango
Colo, June IS, 1906.