Durango semi-weekly herald., 1906-06-25

OF Denver. stating he would accept
the invitation TO speak in Durango on
the Fourth of July. This means n
rare treat for the people of Durango
and southwest section. Judge Lind
sey is one of the best known men in
the United States, largely for his up
right. clean character. and interest
displayed in juvenile affairs through
out the country.
The committee is to be congratulate
ed and means our country people
should come to Durango, II for ne
other reason than the privilege OF
listening to the Judge.
From Fridays Daily.
Lock your doors. Keep them lock
ed day and night. Petty thieving is
on the increase, many complaints be
ing made of late.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Kline depart
ed this morning for their home in the
East after visit at Mancos with Nj
Kline's brother, the banker.
o.
From the great demand for hotei
help 1t looks like wages will nave tc
be raised. or the landlords and land
ladies do their own cooking.
N. j. O'Brien, federal official who
had to do with locators of timber wno
try to beat Uncle Sam, returned tc
his headquarters at Denver this
morning.
1t is worth coming from every poin,
of the compass in La Plata county to
hear Judge Lindsey of Denver. He Is
the kind of man that believes in mar
ing mankind better. Pity there are
not more like him.
Mrs. Henry Krumpanitzky came
over from Mancos last evening and
will visit her mother. Mrs. 8. W.
Cobb, and sister. Mrs. C. A. Pike, a
week or 10 days, and incidentally dc
little shopping.
The Workmen will give an enter
tainment tomorrow night at Red Men
hall for their own and visiting mem
bers and families. The program con
sists OF music. speeches. Ice cream
and strawberries.
Mrs. w. e. Pyne. wife of one OF
Farmington's nurserymen, returned
last evening from visit to Paonla
and Delta. accompanied by her aunt
Mrs. M. ID. Galloway of the latter
place. The two left this morning foi
the lower country.
II. c. Harris and wife of Pueblo
stopped over last night on their way
to Silverton. Mr.. Harris, 1t will be
remembered, was among those injur.
ed in the wreck In the Animas valley
last winter. He has not thoroughly
recovered. being unable to walk with.
out limping.
Argument in the matter of tax
assessment against the Colorado
State bank mas occupied the attention
of Judge Russell in chambers the
past two days, the bank claiming a
double assessment. Ritter 4 Buchan.
an for the county and Wilson & Nc.
Closkey for the bank.
Elias Alorsd. a Mexican boy Ii
years old, was sentenced by Judge
Pike to the industrial school at Gold
en-. till he comes OF age. February
1912. The sheriff took him out this
morning. The boy was convicted OF
entering the house of John C. Walters
and stealing a watch valued at $40.
demented young woman, Miss
Ellen Shaw, was taken out to the in.
sane asylum this morning by Sherifi
Thompson, accompanied by woman
attendant. The young woman has
been in custody OF the Sisters at Mer.
cy hospital long time. The greatest
trouble they had with her was to keen
her from running away.
Silverton people will celebrate the
Fourth at home. then come and help
us have a good time the latter part of
the week.
Marshal Wickline today received a
message from Mrs. NJ. e. Walker at
Trinidad saying to bury Young here.
Mrs. Walker is presumably the sister
of Young.
Location certificates were filed yes
terday by Geo. w. Gilmore for one
mill site, three placer claims and
three lode claims In California min
ing district.
Sweet peas are In bloom. at least
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