Durango semi-weekly herald., 1906-03-01

o coins made by the different mint.
. during the past year. The govern
T. ment annually convenes this commits
/ sion.
his upper valley ranch on the Animas
Mrs. T. II. Kelley, wife OF the su.
perintendent of the May Day mine, is
at the Strater
Dick Gaines is down from Hermosa
today. He says he is going to open
another Neglected mine this year.
George McGregor and Frank Lake
VIII make strong team on the bridge
building on the Florida and Pine riv-
ers.
Ex-Commissioner Stuckman Is In
today from his Florida ranch. shaking
hands with other farmers and talking
| farm talk
James Pierce and mother returned
| Yesterday evening from a trip to Cali.
| fornia, where they had intended to
locate permanently. but they became
homesick and decided Durango would
| he best
Electric cars climbing reservoir hill
within year or so will be among
Durango attractions. They will start
at Seventh street and gradually climb
he east slope of the hill. in sight OF
| nearly all the Inhabitants of the city
L. w Felt of Prescott. Ariz.. ar.
rived yesterday evening and contin.
led on to Silverton, where he will
have the management of the mines
and mill of the Green Mountain Min
ing & Milling company.
The towns of Mancos, Dolores and
Cortez are all reported to be growing
steadily. and wer1the difficulty be-
'ween the people and the ditch com
pany adjusted no other section would
be more progressive.
The new standard gauge of the
Southern Pacific south from Durango
will open historic country that the
tourists of all the world will desire
70 see, and will bring more OF them
bined
Nelson Trumble and wife, aged peo-
ple, father and mother of the late |
Mrs. Johnnie Hechtman, departed
his morning for Texas. going over
he Southern railway. They expect |
% spend the balance of their days |
n Texas.
Have you seen The Heralds new |
nap letter head. showing Durango's
country with the railways built and
hose building2 II is the most prac- |
tical way to advertise Durango. |
Printed on bond papers. In various
'olors, hues and weights.
The growing circulation of the daily |
md weekly Herald is most gratifying |
o the management. The people of |
ne city and country alike want a |
clean newspaper devoted to the ma
erial interests of the country and the |
auses of good citizenship.
o. S. Galbreath, Jr, came up yes
erday evening from Juanita. lie is |
setting as stout as his father and will |
S full grown. Mr.. Galbreath says his |
country is prosperous and is just |
emerging from winter permanently.
Albuquerque newspapers manifest |
a kindly regard for Durango and ap- |
pear to enjoy as mucn as The Herald !
the assurances that Durango will in |
few months have a train service over
the Southern Pacific railway to the |
Pacific. The papers of the duke"
city have republished many state.
ments from The Herald regarding Du-
rangos resources and progress.
Mack Copeland, who. with his wife
vent TO California some time ago TO
spend the winter. returned yesterday
evening much shattered from nervous
affection which is attributed to the
too sudden change in altitude. He
was at Long Beach, near Los Ange
les. and for some time had not been
able to sleep. After re9prning yester
day evening he had d good nights
rest, the first for several weeks, and
1t is thought he will soon recover
himself
G. l.. SUBWAY, executive chairman
of the American Irrigation Fedora
tion accomuanied nv w w White