Durango semi-weekly herald., 1906-03-29

Will build 1t. the lockwood power lss-
pie have lost nothing; they may ts
delayed In serving their patron
All shows announced and thoss 10
follow, will have to walt a few dlY-
till the blockade 10 raised al laia-
bres.
Captain Wilson OF the Salvation
Army mas been sick several dals All
probably will not be able 10 be a H'=
post for several days longer.
All the calendars, almanac aG1
other weather forecast oracleg. nave
more storms on the bills untu auaW
April 3. No use to sweep OF clean
up yet or abandon the rubbers ana
umbrellas.
]. w Hathorn came down over t-e
slides yesterday from Silvertoh, 5ad
will remain in a lower altitude Itil
the Animas canon melts out. ir- h4s
been employed several years 5podi
the mines OF Siverton.
The Riverside snOwsllde tubu0i IL
the Uncompahgre canon will n.f 81
in 1t with the tunnels which viii nave
TO be made to open the Anima con-
on this year. Tourists should ams
via Durango and take is the SNOW
tunnels.
James NJ Bradley. w. n Prior gna
Wm. NJ. Hunter miners from IA i''a
| Ia. factors much needed 10 mate 10
Plata county and Durango afp1tsC
| are trio at the TnterOcean. IusJ
| came down last night to learn Tnen
the eastern Is due.
Work was resumed this morHipg m
excavations in the city. and 1t i"eHs
like starting a grading camp sos int
| Southern Pacific to see the boy n1,n
/ Sunny Italy grab their 5pa1e sul
picks and start in at the Mascot and
Thomson excavations.
Reading the papers publishea u
| the regions of the forest reserve 'd
Colorado and New Mexico ,1.Ce.I
that the stockmen are beginn,nz q,
look more fayorably upon the p,.Tl'
ions OF the law shaping and -e
ing the several reserves.
1t has been long hard aiE7lf
for many of the La Plata pro .r -r
who have held onto their pruG-lues
and for some Of them II has r55f.
closely to the stockings am 5f,st
and butter Of babies. but sous
them will get out with the maury
Charlie Koennecker. who Wai'
ing to get to Silverton witn0o ro
bogganing up hill, spent ds' ne ~
at Trimble Springs and fnuG1 fh-
popular iostelry crowded win PEG
ple either waiting to get In ai hos.
who have just come out owe .His'
from Silverton.
The decision of the RSc GTanhs I,
open the CuHbres range 20 lastar,
trafic with the main lines Ia PROB
ably the wisest move that could law
been made. Fly the time snow 'rsl
is established between Needlet5e al,
Silverton for packing Duraug1 Eli
need something to send in.
Mr.. Sarber Is having a moro srf
ious time with his eye than VAS r
first anticipated, owing to the hs.t
set received from being at hi= .pas
last Sunday He is confined 81 nam,
in dark room.' but for two nip
a day to the doctors Office Or
Davis cauterized his eve on MuGiat
and, fears that 1t will be az east
week yet before he will dafe '7 B.
sume his work.
In the schools of Durango 90. ~
er day the children and theil iatshe
got to discussing the vsrioua psuou
alities present, the teacher pailisl
4 pating. They reached about All hi
nations whom one Of the boys % Tit
wouldn't do IT. had the temerity a.l
the teacher her nationality. when snO
replied: THAT is very impahf.
question to ask your teachaJ yoI
may stand in the hallway"
| %
"McGinty." the well know niue
and prospector. came down BON -h
Orc Fino country last nigh snuN
shoelng to the MIX ranch ils .us
the recent storm up there uis Assl
terrific, the worst he ever sa ao u h.
mountains. He found the SHOW non
seven to 22 feet deep on L. W.
down. The lesser depth h. probe.
with his pole and beyond th5. se w.
timated on the heigbths OF chl. Hl,
banks and tree marks, al OF -Ll.l
he well knows.
Mobilizing towns and cities il gaa
rado with hoboss just prior is .ls,
ton has been an industry tha sa1ea
Tor the keenest discriminate ana
cleverest executive ability il InIl
so many towns possessed political
rivalry to an extent which omul.5-i
/ any meAnH tn thu and fh.ra l,.. I....