Durango semi-weekly herald., 1906-07-05

The next big event will be the
Colorado Commercial and Realty as
sociation meeting to be held In our
city early in September.
Must have been chilly in the noun
tain towns last evening and this
morning. Even here in Durango fire
felt good during the early evening
and again this morning.
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w. B. Roberts of Chickasaw. Okla.
Will become a resident of Cedar Hill.
having looked over San Juan county
and secured land. Mr.. Roberts is
stopping at the Palace.
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DR.. RAIDER came down from Silver
ton last evening to escape the noise,
but thought he had jumped out OF the
out toward Mancos this morning.
Henry Krumpanitzky came over
from Mancos Tuesday evening to
join his wife who has been visiting
her mother and sister in Durango
several days. An then Henry want
ed to see the elephant
The Jap performers in the Stadium
are artists of rare ability, and in the
special lines cannot be beaten any
where in the United States. The lit
tie boy Tomo .''the pet of the carnl-
VAL" is also greatly admired.
The Loop the Loop man is laid up
Ia the hospital with broken arm.
broken at Alamosa. Many people
were disappointed at not seeing this.
He tried to perform the feat Tuesday
night and got a bad fall.
Milton Fulcher and daughter Des-
sic OF Pennington did not go nome
this morning with the bulk OF the
crowd who returned. They wanted
to see everything there was to be
seen and so stayed for another day
All trains going out this morning
ing home, and from expressions heard
on all hands they were generally well
pleased. More will leave tomorrow
and some will stay all the rest of the
week.
Thomas Drysdale has been appoint
ed temporary letter carrier on the
Animasi valley route vice Ed. Hill re
signed who takes Frank Lakes place
as city carrier, Frank being trans
ferred to the clerical department in
the postoffice.
G. F.. Neigold, formerly of Silver
ton but now of New York City, spen
the Fourth in Durango and will go vi
to Silyerton this evening, spending
the day at Trimble Springs. Mr.. Me
gold still has valuable interests a
Silverton and comes out every yea
to look after them.
Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas H. Jones de
part for Red Mountain this evenin,
where they will put in the summe
months and possibly locate II condi
tions are suitable. Mrs. Jones-ne'
Sullivan-will be missed by many o
her friends. all of whom wish Mr. ant
Mrs. Jones well in>their new location
The Herald certainly approves o
| the statements advanced by Judg'
Lindsey in his speech at the cour
house yesterday. 1t is the kind tina
I means a higher standard OF citizen
ship and must do some good-even II
Durango where conditions have beei
about as bad as could be for SOM
time.
Tom LOTUS gang will return to th
May Day tomorrow and 1t is expected
| they will finish work on the Gin;
! switch in two or three days, afte
which they will go to Glencoe, wher'
he is building spur seven miles lonl
| for the MonteEuma Lumber company
He will have rs men at work in fey
days.
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H. H. Johnson and little boy return
ed to Dulce yesterday morning. MI
Johnson said he had to get back be
cause the Indians at the agency wer'
to have a celebration. The big even
with them is made up chiefly OF horse
racing. in which many Mexicans par
ticipate. The Indians are learning
what the flag stands for. and arr
showing more interest each year il
the Fourth of July.
H. ". Wheeler, of the San Juan for
est reserve force. departed this morn
ing for a trip through this reserve
He will visit the country around Ou
ray, Silverton and Telluride before re
turning to Durango. 1t may be of in
terest to many to know that fores
rangers will not only look after the
people grazing stock on the reserve
counting them to see that the full
number are paid upon. but they will
also make study of the grasses
plants, trees, etc. growing in diner
emit narts They will nav esnecial at