Durango semi-weekly herald., 1906-11-12

sition taken Is very disappointing to
his friends. 'H 'f ,.
From Thursdays Daily. .eair q
The Republicans captured two Of
the very important positions-district
Judge and representative. .-s, 9
John D. Rockefeller, when inter
Viewed and asked about politics. said:
Now, now, no politics, please iH
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Sugar beets will be one of the i'm
portant topics discussed at the Farm
res institute Saturday.
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Goulding Bros. YESTERDAY received
four handsome Ramboulette rams by
express from Washington. They we're
sent out to the ranch today.
+ A sugar factory located in Durango
means an additional property valua-
ton of $i.000,O0O, 500 more people to
run it and doubling or trebling of
property values and population.
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The establishment of a beet sugar
factory will increase La Plata
countgs population one thousand the
first jump out Of the box and inside
of three years five thousand.
Morton Schutt departed this morn
ing for Albuquerque, where he intends
visiting awhile with his folks before
leaving for the Northwest to find a
new location.
The people are glad the election is
over so the newspapers will have
something in them. The yellows will
have to be quiet for time.
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John Kellenberger went to Aztec
this morning. He had his shotgun
and said that now election was over
and he was going out collecting.
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]. d. Mitchell and w. A. Armstrong
went down to Aztec this morning to
talk with the farmers at that place
about raising beets. A meeting was
called for 2:3O this afternoon
r. Fl. Brown, travelling auditor for
the American Smelling and Refining
company, who has been looking over
smelter affairs here the past two or
three days, departed this morning on
the eastern. fr.a f shDir a1Ni
II. C. Bolinger is down from La
Plata City. And La Plata is gradually
cutting down the Democratic majori-
ties. After awhile Henry may be able
to swing the precinct into the Repub-
lican column. .rf nr n4l eiIr 1
The single men ON the Republican
ticket must have appealed to the
young women voters as they are the
only ones who appear to be elected
for a certainty-Tom Graden and Dr..
lie Furgey. f1 h.Il fli r'iH
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Let our merchants get in closer
touch with the farming interests.
This can be accomplished to quite
a degree by joining In making the
Farmers institute a success, Try
and get your country friends inter
esied and then aid them in the work.
Peter Erramuspe and John Are
guy. two land hunters from Lamar,
who have been looking over San Juan
county, N. NJ. returned last night,
registered at the Palace and left for
home this morning.
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Jason Wilson, who was seriously in
jured by an explosion In coal mine
near Mancos. is now able to he on his
feet at the Ochsner hospital. His
wife returned to Mancos few days
ago. leaving her mother to look after
him. .. .i...... ....,..lr
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The Standard OIL company has
bo ght forsY,'wo ar.er In the lCaddo
ci'yioil field, tweniy miles narh on
Shreveport. La, and viii legln apsr.
sti9ns al once In tine Development d.
the property. A complete pumping
a nipe line and storage tanks, !
will be erected. sit;is the intention crf !
the Standard to ship the crude to Its