Durango semi-weekly herald., 1906-01-18
DAILY WEATHER REPORT.

mometer. 35; direction oil tne Wiho'
northwest; velocity of the wind.
miles; precipitation. none; state OF
the weather. clear.
a. m.-Barometer. 23.56. ther-
mometer. 19; direction Of the wind'
west; velocity OF the wind. 8 miles,
precipitation, none: state OF the
weather, clear.
Maximum temperature yesterday
49,; minimum temperature. "a.
wAYLAND BAILEY.
Official In Charge
Yesterday.
Weather Forecast.
Partly cloudy tonight and Thurs
day.
From Wednesdays Daily.
w. B. Orr and family were In today
from the Florida.
Dick Gaines is down today from the
big ranch at Hermosa-
And now George West and Charley
Herr are mapping out trip to Cen
tral America.
Mr.. Wayland Bailey's little daugh-
ter. III with typhoid. Is reported I'M
proving today.
Frank Redmond and George Geisler,
neighboring ranchmen on Pine river,
are in the city today.
The board Of trade will hold Its an
nual election OF officers on Thursday.
the 25th of the present month.
Mrs. A. Hahn, assisted by Mrs. Pull
ford. will give a card party to num-
Der of friends next Monday evening
No prizes.
Mrs. Judge Watson Of Telluride.
who has been visiting her daughter.
Mrs. Harry Turner, will return to her
home tomorrow.
Robert Pearson. 1S-year-old son Of
Mr. and Mrs. Chas. Pearson. has been
admitted TO the agricultural college
at Fort Collins. and he is a very proud
boy.
It Is reported this afternoon that a
snow breaking party will begin tomor-
row or next day to make trail for
animals from Junction creek to the
Neglected mine.
-, Il. ,,tt Ia
muddy from the thaw above and ls
not helping Contractor McKinnon
much in his pumping at the bridge
cofierdam.
The Democrat motor last evening
came In contact with one OF Days
reform editorials and gave up the
ghost In the twikling Of an eve. There
are some propositions too tough for
electricity to tackle.
The Herald means Just what 1t said
yesterday--favors the same law to ap-
ply to the mesa az the fats. We are
not willing to impose law on any
class of people we are not willing to
obey and have others do likewise.
The county commissioners are get
ting ready to advertise for bids for
the painting and papering of the court
house, and to secure the building of
four new bridges. one on the Ami
mas tstate). one on the Pine river
and two on Florida.
Mrs. Jean Mansfield. nee Smelcer,
of Leadville, is reported very III. Their
infant baby girl died within a day OF
Its birth. Mrs. Smelcer is with her
daughter and will remain there until
she ia strong enough to come to a
lower altitude for awhile.
John Taylor (colored), interpreter
of the Ute Indians, is In the city to-
day. showing some pieces Of ore lib
orally laden with iron pyrites, and he
thinks he will make further explora-
ton Of his fnd. One Of his friends
told him II he had manganese" 1t
would be as good as gold.
G. W. Hafling, well known for TWEEN.
valley, died last night at l0:30. at the
residence of his son on Second ave-
nue., between Eleventh and Twelfth
streets, 1t is said OF diabetes. He was
aged 65 years Remains were taken |
to Hoods undertaking parlors. He
has brother and a sister at Boul |
der, who have been advised Of his de
mise.
T, D. Burns is spending the day in
the city. returning to Trmble Springs
this evening. Mr.. Burns say the past
year has been the best In the his
tory Of tho Southwest for sheep men
and owners of fiocks have all kinds
OF money Mr. Burns Is anucipatius
trip TO California. accompanied by
his wife and two daughters. leaving