Durango semi-weekly herald., 1906-01-11

The Aztec and F2fmlnSt0n AeS0oQb
arc going 70 give the Rocky votd
country du1ins the next lev years.
close run on the production Of can
ts'oupes.
Myx C. H. Snyder and Mira &C. J.
o'Ksese separted this morning for
Denver. where they wtll remain for
several days. and Will probably ,ists
other points.
Judge Il X. Long Of tbs government
Judicial department associated with
Investigations relating to timber lands
in the Southwest, departed for Den
yer this morning.
District Attorney J. 4. Puutam went
out 70 Paeosa this morning TO pro
pare for the next term OF toe district
! court which viii convene there one
week from today.
Shipments OF fruit aud produce
from the lower country. by freight
and express, contiuue 70 hold up. In
dicsting tha. our ueishbors stili have
plenty NJ s'n6 to market
/ Small development enterprises are
| yesuminx IN the La Plata district since
the late storms have settled and there
Is less danger Of snow slides Most
Of the trails are open again
Mr.. and Mrs W. r. Mason departed
Cor Denver this morning. Mr.. Mason
is one Of three Mssons Of the ssrbe
initials 10 The Durango country, and
! says be gets his mail mixed.
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Patrick Haley. little son OF Seil
I Hadey. had bic leg bsohen Saturday
by htching bis sled to a coal wagon.
This is dangerous hsbh prsc,iced
by hundreds Of children In Durango.
boys and girls.
.t-ls. .-.s1 xs.7-
ouray payers report a prosperous
year during 1906 and predict increas-
ed shipments Of ore and concentrates
| for 1905. Some. nev enterprises. OF
great magnitude ~ill be operating 10
that section this year
! Contractor McKnnoa is repor,& to
be getting along better with. the pre-
I l!m!nary work In the construction OF
the new stone bridge than ne had
done during the coldest weather; DO
ing better with the pump.
wdep you see man from Farm.
tngton you can bear q ssnguine pre-
diction fo' a building boom there with
10 few months, II you stop To listen.
They are all boosters and all are DO
ing their mite to help build.
w. G.;aiIen, who has been looking
after his ranch Interests 10 the; Ami.
I mas valley. departed for his home at
! ashland, Wis. this morning. Mr.. Al.
lens ranch is ,osepeied by the widow
Of Mr. BALDWIN. Who died last sum
I Der. and she Will continue 70 lease
the same. Hr. Alien looks well and
I ssys he ihes Colorado. and Is al.
I ways anxious for the arrival or the
I Herald, which he has beeu reading
tbe pas, fifteen yea<s
Jack Turner. tho printer rancAman,
is down from the valley today to an.
ticipaie the market ne1t ses1.
The Durango Gre department has
! started 70 feed on the recent cohsisn-
ment OF timothy bay purchssedt from
! Rockwood Z Pertins. grown OBJ the
old Philo Ogden ranch
The daily News nnds by axures that
Grand Junction expended ts0o. 600 dur.
ing tbe pas, year In ouilaiHs and I'M.
pfovemeot An eIcalient showing for
|, ou. neighbor 90 the Gsaad.
Smelter CITY htve No. 81. L. 10. r.
N. LADY Naccabessa vin :hoadl their
installation Of new officers wednes.
day eveoins. and after the formal Ger.
emony will give literary program.
Only for members
Marshal wickline, who Was stricken
Saturday With light psraiYtic stroke.
is reported as improving and rscov-
er.ng his sight and former SELF. He
will probably be able to be out again
In few days.
RAncners contnue to muru, abou,
what ~iil be done Nth The ,atlinea
from the mills OF the La Plata district
this summer. They use the water
mostly for Irrtsat,oo. but the. .-hsva to
drink II and make bread and co6ee
With It,