Durango semi-weekly herald., 1906-01-11
From Wednesdays Daily.

turn the last of the week
The First National bank annu
election of officers YESTERDAY resuIte
IN reelection OF the same officials an
directory.
Ea-sherif Joe Smith put in tn
night in the city. He is feeling badl
over the death OF Sheriff Thompso,
who served three years under him.
C. Z, Rentz. engaged in building
ne" waterway for the east portion O
'ne Montezuma valley, came in yes
'"rday evening for visit In the me
tropolis.
owen {. Hammond and family ar
riVed from Chama yesterday eyeniuc
To make their home In Durango. Mr.
hammond is son OF Mr.. and Mrs
y w Hammond.
District Attorney Pulliam arrived
from Rico yesterday evening and at
once took up the inquiry into the
tragedy between the two unfortunate
officers yesterday
Mrs j. r. Schutt and youngest
daughter departed for their home in
Albuquerque this morning. They have
been visiting in Durango and silver.
ton since the 18th of November.
No its a mistake IN cradi, tho ad
itor OF the Morning Dope with being
the entire Union army, even If his
Item this morning did convey such
an impression. There were few
others.
j. l.. Mcneil was a Denver bound
passenger this morning. where he vii
PROBABLY remain some weeks, as the
local force will be able to take care
OF the business during the quie,
months.
OF the Golden West and their sisters
and tell how superior Colorado is to
California. and they must do this first,
or the other fellows will get in their
work. Did YOU ever go to California
and hear those people talk?
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Hugh Owens. one of the Oldest vet.
eran prospectors ofs the La Plata dis.
trfct, has decided to go to Aneth
Utah to help Joe Heffernan buy Nava
10 blankets for awhile and get away
from the strenuosity of Durango.
John kellenberger has emerged
from another siege of the gout and
is able to wear the big red slippers.
His strenuous stunt of twelve years
on the roads OF the Rocky mountains
has kept him at home a good while |
This time.
Chas, Naeglin purchased the Tom
Chapman ranch holdings above Ami
mas City few days ago, paying
1880. Mr.. Naeglin sees the imme
diate growth and extension of Du.
range in all directions and he has
made good buy.
The maudlin statement regarding
the causes leading up to the shooting
appearing in the Democrat this morn
ing was evidently written with the
head push full OF dope. And there was
little in 1t except TO exploit the BRAY
cry OF the editor. II was the veresi
rot, the kind that makes one sick
One would suppose from the article
that it was the Democrat editor Stan.
sci was after and afraid to land.
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Jesse Hammond was In from Pine
river yesterday. Says everything Is
moving along nicely in his neck oi
the woods.
Marshal Wich me. who was on the
streets yesterday Tor an hour or so
is reported not So well today, being
confined to his room.
After the tragedy OF yesterday Off
Ger StansePs vest containing his
watch and chain, pocketbook and
some papers, was mislaid and can no,
be found. The finder will be liberally
rewarded for delivering the vest and
contents. Officer T. w. Dobbs.
r. II. Toll of Mancos arrived yes.
terday evening to visit the city day
or two. Mr.. Toll has recently acquir
ed all of the Comstock mines except
a small interest In the south one, anG
will sink new shaft on the old time
producer, that he may work it more
eNpeditiously and economically.
Tnere is one thing about the annu
al clearance sale Of 1. Kruschke-he
does exactly as he adverdses. AND
the careful buyer housewife, knows
by comparison of prices that the knife
has been inserted and genuine cut
indulged in. And when buying al
kruschkes you get goods that are sta.
pies, goods that are Of the best make
goods that wear But the advertise
ment in this issue speaks for itseli
and 1t will be necessary to visit the
store and make personal inspection
And it should be remembered that ev
erything offered consists of seasonablc
goods There is vet four months OF