Durango semi-weekly herald., 1906-04-16

and 23rd; sleet on 18th. Thunder
storms on 18th and Gath.
From Thursdays Daily.
L. A. schamp of Aztec is visiting
the city.
w. E. Lloyd of silverton is visiting
the city.
John Roessler OF Mancos came in
yesterday evening.
A. A. Weston arrived from Telln-
ride yesterday evening.
A. J. Nossaman and wife Of Pagosa
Springs are guests at the Palace.
c. w. Bloodgood of Silyerton is Wis
iting the city.
w. Fl. Brumley, Jr., and Charles H.
Johnson OF Dolores are visiting the
city.
Sheriff Thompson went out on the
eastern train this morning TO the
eastern part of the county.
| P. NJ. Mcclellan is re-establishine
his rock crushers at the stone plant
on the river.
C. l.. Freddal and wife of Garland
near the old fort of the name, east
of Alamosa, are guests at the Palace
o.
| J. II. Slattery and son Frank re
turned from the east yesterday even
ing and continued ON to their home a
Silverton this morning.
| D.
Mr.. and Mrs. II. B. Bedwell have re
moved from Second avenue TO the lat
home OF w. r. Mason, corner of Sixti
avenue and Sixth street.
| Wilkie McLin of Pine river is II
the city today. predicting taat there
will be enough moisture TO raise gras
In his section.
VIM Brennan, Who has been en-
gagged In the construction of wal
for the King Ditch company. is visit
ing the city today.
Charlie. Burt who is down from tn
Needles, says he thinks prospector
should be able to get into that distric
by June.
Mrs. ]. C. Shaw, an elderly lad
who has resided In Durango, departe
this morning for Hot Springs, S. ID
this morning. where she will max
her future home.
T. H. Wigglesworth is down toda
from the big hay ranch by the Water
fall. He said there appeared to b
nothing quite new in the railway al
fairs of the Southwest.
c. E. Herr, who has been absen
several weeks seeking rest and bette
health, is again at the helm of tn
Durango Planning NM & Lumber con
pany and other enterprises wit
which he is associated.
o.
A stranger made an apt remar
| yesterday evening when he saw a re
porter taking peoples names on tn
arrival of a train. He said to hi
companion: Anything to make
living"
A. w. Beason returned yesterda
evening from Ottumwa. Iowa. II
has sold his interest in the Idah
mine in the La Platas and will prol
ably return to the state of Idaho.
]. NJ. Woodward. state game wal
den, and w. S. Kincaid. associate
with the office, who have been in Dl
range to ask for bids for the buildin
of IL residence for Superintendent Pa
rick of the Durango fish hatchery, +,
turned to Denver this morning.
Among the Japanese now employe
on the Rio Grande grade service is
bright looking little fellow of is year
who will not weigh more than 3
pounds. He was with number G
older ones going out to Arbofes thi
morning.
r. c. Kermode, sheriff of Monte
yuma county, arrived yesterday ever
ing from Denver, having been snow
bound and remaining away from hom
longer than ne desired. Hearing /
Durango for the first time of hole
up in Cortez. he was hunting for tn
newspapers, and found that Waite
Hayes saloon had been robbed.
Commissioners Logan and Charlton
! accompanied by Surveyor Wiggles
worth, Went out this afternoon to II
spect the work of building ne'
, bridge on the Florida. They had ir
tended to go to La Posta today bu
Commissioner Thompson failed to al
rive this morning from his ranch.