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Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1906-01-12
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Durango semi-weekly herald., 1906-02-12
THE COUNCIL TO BLAME.

The city council, especially the fl
nance committee. should be more
llert. Every month it pays the s<reet
commissioner money for services that
are not performed. The Herald. in
looking up the provisions, finds that
he street commissioner Is to be paid
81 per day for every day actively en-
gagged in work. Now the bills on file
show steady time and allowance in
rull, and in some cases allowance for
extra time. II the city allows the
commissioner for extra time really
nut in why should he be paid for time
he does not put in. Will any member
~ the council undertake to say that
the commissioner has put in half time
the past winter? VIII any member of
the council undertake to say that the
commissioner pnt in one-fourth time
IN actual work? The street commits.
sioner is supposed to work the same
rs any other individual. but under the
present regime he is a gentleman of
leisure and the work of the city Is
paid extra to others. 1t may he all
very nice for an official to play the
gentleman and spend his time bum
ming and have others do the work
and paid for at the city's eypense If
this works in the case of the street
commissioner why not in other posi.
tions. Let MS take the city clerk.
II supervision is all that Is required
we suggest that he hire some one to
keep the records and look wise. And
Water Commissioner Schalles should
do the same thing.
It would he an easy matter for ono
man TO keep the crossings on Main
street clear Of mud and slush during
stormy weather. Does the present
commissioner do It? No. He gets n
man or two and the city pays the bill
while he loafs. And even this is not
looked after. Last week the cross.
ings were ankle deep with mud and
water and not move was made to
remove II until The Herald rounded
up the commissioner. Since that time
some attempt has been made to keen
the crossings clean. resulting in
miserable failure. The commissioner
does not deign to do any manual la
bor. II the council is paving him as
an ornament 1t is different thing.
but II not 1t beaooves the city off.
cials to issue instructions that he
must perform his duties or refuse to
pay him.
Again, how often does the commits
sioner take a walk over the residence
section and look after condition of
the sidewalks and streets? He makes
Durango semi-weekly herald., 1906-02-12
THE NEW BRIDGES.

The frame work for the new foot
bridge at Fourteenth street. across
The Animas river. was complete this
morning. and the extra rods to
strengthen the structure were on the
ground ready 10 be placed. About
I'll that remained to do was laying
The floor The bridge is about Ave
feet higher than before and has but
one pier, and that is in the middle
Of the stream. The pier is little II
any larger or heavier than those used
before. but the channel is left freer
by the absence of one pier. 1t Will
he an improvement, however, over the
Did bridge.
Contractor McKinnon is experienc-
ing some difficulty from the rising
If the river. the thaw extending well
north to the head of the valley. He
has one pier above water and is rush
ng work to complete the second cof-
erdam and pump down to bed rock.
Ie will have less difficulty with this
ne than the first. as he has turned
much of the stream toward the south
pier
Durango semi-weekly herald., 1906-02-12
COAL LANDS STILL
CHANGING HANDS

One hundred thousand dollars Is
the modest sum paid by the Southern
Pacific railway to Chas. e. Herr and
others for 1000 acres of coal land in
the Porter coal belt. southwest OF
Durango. The deal was made some
time ago.
Evidently it had been the intention
of those who sold the property to have
the transaction given to the public
later.
This last purchase gives the South.
ern Pacific company 10000 acres Of
the Porter coal belt, including that
area purchased in the 81 900. 900 deal
some time ago.
Were it needed 10 convince tne peo.
pie that the Southern Pacific will
build 10 Durango, the last deal may
be accepted as additional evidence.
Mr.. Herr had owned q good portion
of the ground in the last deal from
three to five years.
This deal throws finally into the
hands of the big corporations all of
the developed and partially developed
coal lands in La Plata county save the
large holdings of the Gold King Con
solidated company, and this is not a
very small institution in itself.
Durango semi-weekly herald., 1906-02-12

no move until complaint is made, And
where does he spend his time? Well,
every member Of the council knows
and unless action is taken at once to
remedy these defects taxpayers will
he compelled TO intervene.
Again. there were only &c working
days last month an at So per day full
time would amount to only $7S,
whereas he was paid ss5. Will the
finance committee explain this? And
January is not the only month ex-
cess days have been paid for. There
is an accounting due the taxpayers.
This grating must cease or there will
he suits instituted for malfeasance in
Office
Durango semi-weekly herald., 1906-02-12
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Silyerton Miner.

5ilverton Miner.
J. f. Cummings, who Is leasing on
he Ridgway, was down from the mine
his week and reports work progress
ng in good shape. The mine is now
n ore of an excellent quality. which
gill be shipped when spring comes.
From all accounts, the Sperry slim.
RS which were installed at the Gold
King mill at Gladstone last fall, are
loing excellent work and are thor
1ughly satisfactory. After three
months trial the sinners have been
demonstrated as able to save all the
yalues possible TO he saved from the
Dres.
DR.. Fox, w. n. Hass and associates,
Who have been investing in mining in
erests at Manhattan, New, sixty
niles from Tonopah received word
his week which Is decidedly encour-
lging. A copy of a newspaper pub
ished there gives an account of the
elling of group of claims in which
hey hold a two-thirds interest for
i35, 900. This is one of the groups
ocated by A. B. Avery and Ed Haas.
Who went there from Silverton about
wo years ago. They have other prop
.rty in the same locality which is
fery promising
The introduction of the Blake cleo
ric separators for the treatment OF
inc ores has worked quite a revolu-
ion in the mining industry of San
Iuan county. The latest plant to in
tall this valuable machinery is the
irand Mogul in its immense new mill
1t Gladstone. The company has or
Tered a complete set of these ma
hines of the latest pattern and they
will be installed during the present
month. March is now the time set
or starting up the new mill, which
With the addition of the zinc plant,
will he one of the most complete in
'he state. The zinc separators re-
emily installed in the Sunnyside mill
It Eureka are working perfectly and
ire effecting a saving of 30 per cent
which has hitherto been largely
oss to the company, and~tae already
arge output of that great property is
hereby correspondingly increased
The Silver Ledge was the first mine
the county to put in the Blake sep.
lrators. Now there are three anR
more will follow.
Durango semi-weekly herald., 1906-02-12
RESOLUTIONS OF SYMPATHY.
Dnranrn Eeh Z

Durango, Feb. Z. 1906.
Silently and reverently we bow ct.i
heads in submission to the WI Z
God In relieving OF earthly care and
suffering Charles Newman, on Jan. u.
1906, and while we believe that de ,ta
is but the passing from This to a bet.
ter world, yet we can not help realiz.
Ing the sorrow OF the wife and laugh.
ters. With the psalmist we pray.
Eternal rest give him, oh Lord. and
let perpetual light shine upon him g"
Resolved that we extend our Ten.
derest sympathy to his bereaved wil.
ow and daughters and that copy
of these resolutions he sent then.
j. L. PARSONS,
l.. C. JAKwAY.
DAN MACLEAN.
Committee Board OF Trade.
Durango semi-weekly herald., 1906-02-12
THE DEMOCRATS TACTICS.

The Herald is not going to take up
much space with the Democrat, but
yesterday we promised to show up a
system of grating seldom equaled-
unless by such manipulators as Smith.
Brooks of Denver. A year ago last
December the Democrat put in bid
for county printing against other con,
Germs and was awarded the contract
for all legal printing. A review of
the bills indicates fine Italian hand
by setting notices in different type
than that called for by contract the
Democrat publishers have imposed
Durango semi-weekly herald., 1906-02-12

Durango Is expendlng 100000 for
bridges this year. The county will
build three or more, and all Will be
paid for In cash No floating indebt-
edness to he paid in future years.
This means that by another year the
tax levy can. be greatly reduced. 1t
means that taxes In La Plata county
will he down to decent figure, pro-
viding the present board of commits
sioners retain control OF AFFAIRS and
the city elects a council tho coming
year that will govern accordingly.
Durango semi-weekly herald., 1906-02-12

thousands of chronic cases have
exhausted the warning medical
schools without success. These so.
called hopeless cases have appealed
20 osteopathy as last resort. and 1t
is upon these desperate cases that
osteopathy has won its greatest vic
'ories. 1t may he readily seen by the
iVerage thinking person that If oste-
opathy has been so successful in these
lohs-standing cases how much quick
er VIII be the result in an acute case
Of the same trouble. DIR. Fowler uses
pure osteopathy. Res. phone Red 552.
Office over Parsons.
Durango semi-weekly herald., 1906-02-12

In making a mile in 2S is seconds
an automobile In the Florida races
laS week achieved an average speed
for the whole distance of 1877 feet Nor
second, At this rate journey from
ST. Louis to Chicago would take onlv
TWO hours and a half. and one he.
tween st. Louis and New York could
easily be completed between break.
last ana supper. The latest automo.
pie record mas never been eoualed by
u locomotive and the swiftest torpedo
boat ana Lou Dillon are only one.
'hird or one-fonrth as fast The Ger.
mans. experimenting with electric
power on straight, specially pre-
pared track, have nc. proof that they
can attain the speed made on the
Florida beach by steam automobile.
Durango semi-weekly herald., 1906-02-12

Germanys parcels post business
last year was 100000 packages,
with profits of $l4.614.095. An IL
pound package is carried In Germany
for ~ cents. The limit OF parcel
mailed in the United States is 4
pounds. and the postage is Ga cents.
The postal deficit in this country is
913,000.000 and $4,000 rural delivery
wagons are running with extremely
light loads.
Durango semi-weekly herald., 1906-02-12

Senator Teller began speech with
1 discussion on Morocco, digressed to
leal with the rate question. was led
nto an extended reference to ship
subsidies. and finally forgot what he
was really on the floor for. He had
20 be reminded that he was supposed
10 be making an argument on pure
'ood. Who can doubt the wisdom of
unlimited speech in the august sen
tie? says the Record d-Herald.
Durango semi-weekly herald., 1906-02-12

Instead of plunging the United
States into war President Roosevelt
Will again disappoint his Democratic
critics by steering clear of the Mo
roccan and Venezuelan entanglements.
This is upon the assumption of course
that no insults shall be offered to the
American flag.
Durango semi-weekly herald., 1906-02-12

Millionaires. society women. ser
wants, a lawyer. pastor and a tee-
graph operator were named as con.
trlbutors to Town Topics by wit
ness in the libel suit against Norman
Hapgood In New YORK, and details
of the methods OF securing scandal.
Gus stories were revealed
Durango semi-weekly herald., 1906-02-12

The women of the Civic Betterment
society OF Philadelphia offer TO go
back to their darning II the men Will
only carry on the antl-cigarette cam
paign. This should demonstrate nlti-
mately how vital tne darning ques-
tion Is.
Durango semi-weekly herald., 1906-02-12

from the ardnrous labOrs in this field,
the past few years having been busy
ones. the splendid new church having
been erected through his efforts.
The new telephone book sent out
yesterday by the Durango office for
the Durango and Bayfield, district. con
rains sol telephone numbers, about
four-fifths in the city. An excellent
showing.
Mr.. Kigbt. father OF Mrs. c. l.. Rus.
sell. came up yesterday evening from
Farmington to visit his daughter Mr.
Kight has been III for some time and
finds it difficult to get around without
assistance.
Three or four thousand women and
children who have been cooped up in
Durango are joyous with the indica-
tions Of an early spring. when they
can get out in the sunshine and away
from their pent-up abodes, where they
can see something besides the pots.
kettles and pans. It's enough to make
one want to eat grass.
O.
Mr.. A. r. Lowe. who will have
charge of the Durango office OF the
International Correspondence schools
of Scranton, Pa, arrived yesterday
evening.
Durango win regret to lose Mr..
lish the principal office for the con
struction of the Southern Pacific rail
way to Durango.
Big coal deals have stimulated the
confidence of builders little and Il
is likely that within short time
there will he quite building boom
on in Durango.
A returning visitor from Aztec says
town property there is held about
three times as high as 1t should be
or that the property would probably
earn revenue on about third of the
price asked.
Companies are organizing at Farm
ington and Aztec for the manufacture
of building blocks and brick to meet
terial. Durango viii probably only
get to sell the lumber.
Sap is dripping from the shade
trees about the city today, and It II
hoped that this Is an evidence ol
early spring: it would be bad for 'ht
| fruit trees, though. II another storm
/ aud freeze would come.
| Two thousand abodes in Durango
are without the bath facility, little as
| 1t costs. A Si00 house ought to In
ought to have a boiler attachment, i
it is only barrel heated by col
of pipe connected with the stove.
| w. C. Liesenberg and Glen Scoutor
have purchased an interest in the
|
These two gentlemen will hereafter
| be in the office and look after tn,
business closely, Mr. w. S. Pickeril
being able to devote more time t,
the Durango Planning Mill & Lumbe,
company. Messrs. I.iesenberg ant
Scouton need no Introduction to the
people of Durango and this southwes
| section. Both are well versed in the
real estate and insurance business and
will add new and active blood that
will no doubt increase the business
of the company.
| The county commissioners are find
ing much 10 do in the establishment
! of boundary lines for the % voting
| precincts of La Plata county There
never was any definite lines for the
| greater number OF precincts, so the
board is trying to apportion them the
best 1t can and fix definite bounds.
Durango semi-weekly herald., 1906-02-12

Missouri produced about 5,000,0 900
tons OF coal last year, an industry in
which 10000 miners are employed,
and the output, like that of the states
zinc and lead, is constantly increas-
Ing. The largest coal area in the
United States is west of the Mis-
Sissippi.
Durango semi-weekly herald., 1906-02-12

Eighteen of the 81 presidents of
San Domingo obtained the office by
the revolution route. Not much mon
ey is wasted In the black republic on
mass meetings and torch light pro
cesslons.
Durango semi-weekly herald., 1906-02-12

A New England paper says the
much-famed Hoosac tunnel, which is
four miles long. cost over $4,000 600,
though the work could now be done
for $G,000,000. Within the last dozen
years great advance has been made
in tunnel construction.
Durango semi-weekly herald., 1906-02-12

An American hoy under 20 has won
the billiard championship in Paris.
which. must remind that city of the
time when another American hoy I'M
der 81 stepped into the town and car
ried on the highest honors In chess.
and his genius in the game has nevei
been equaled to this day.
Durango semi-weekly herald., 1906-02-12

Germany owns Its Pullman car ser
Vice on the railroads, and the invest
ment pays a profit Of $23 900. 900 an.
nually. Here is chance for the
United States to wipe out It's national
debt in n sweet dream of peace.
Durango semi-weekly herald., 1906-02-12

Thinking is more exhausting, ac-
cordlng to n German professor lee
turing at Columbia, than any physic-
al process Now some one will draw
the corollary that studying is more fa-
Durango semi-weekly herald., 1906-02-12

The sleep Of the lions in the New
York hippodrome has beer much dis
tnrbed of late by rats which have
fed upon the lions tails. II is said
that cat may look at king. but
such treatment of the king of beasts
Is clear Cheek" and no mistake.
Durango semi-weekly herald., 1906-02-12

Last years corn crop in Illinois
was valued at $13i 100000. and the
same time was worth at the mines
$52.000.000. In Illinois the man with
the hoe and the man with the pick
ask for no poetic sympathy.
Durango semi-weekly herald., 1906-02-12

British Judge has decided that
waitress does her full duty If she
passively resists attempts to kiss her.
and that she can not be discharged
for not resisting actively. An exten-
sion of the passive resistance move
ment may confidently be predicted
Durango semi-weekly herald., 1906-02-12

In less than two years the facilities
OF the subway in New York have been
ontgrown by the increasing tide of
travel. The underground route has
been tried and the people are anxious
for more.
Durango semi-weekly herald., 1906-02-12

The Herald has made a good deal
of sport over the various political
fops of Senator Patterson, but we
must commend his position in the
United States senate the past week.
He has exhibited an independence sell
dom witnessed.
Durango semi-weekly herald., 1906-02-12

At poultry show In Boston last
week hen sold for $3.50. In political
economy, size considered, the hen has
strong grounds for claiming first
prize among domestic animals.
Durango semi-weekly herald., 1906-02-12

Sunday last, at the close of .te ser.
mon, Rev. o, II. Sarber rendered his
resignation MS pastor OF the Boptlst
church. The resignation came as a
surprise, and was to take effect the
first of April, giving the church OPP
portunlty TO secure another minister.
Last night there was a well attended
meeting of the church officials and
members and he was asked to with
draw his resignation. This request
came so unanimously and with ouch
hearty accord that Mr.. Sarber has
taken the matter under consideration.
1t was his Intention OF returning to
Chicago and for season take q rest
Durango semi-weekly herald., 1906-02-12

The revIvalists. Torrey and Alexan
der. have begun campaign in Phil
adelphia. There Is nothing like strik
ing while the iron is hot.
Durango semi-weekly herald., 1906-02-12

Let the good work of placing La
Plata county in good financial condi-
ton continue. 1t will be relief to
the taxpayers.
Durango semi-weekly herald., 1906-02-12

The county commissioners have no
apology to offer for their work the
past year. It speaks for Itself