Durango semi-weekly herald., 1906-06-04

Mr.. Lowell leaves many friends here
who will be glad to see him return
for keeps.
| r. II. Toll, the mine operator Of
Mancos. spent last night in the city
He will go east in few days and on
his return will do some mining de
yelopment in the La Platas, where
there is a chance to get ore.
Frank c. Spencer. superintendent
OF the San Juan forest reserve. with
his family went out this morning to
Monte Vista where he will have per.
manent headquarters for looking aft
er the work of his considerable area
DR.. t. b. Chapman of Ouray was a
guest at the Palace yesterday even.
ing. continuing on TO Pagosa this
morning. where he will avail the re.
storative qualities of the famed hot
waters of the big spring
A. l.. Gheen who has been with the
Pro Patria company at Rico for some
time, came In yesterday evening and
went ont this morning to Creedc.
James Kendall, the veteran pros
pector. came down yesterday evening
from the Comfy ranch, where he has
been wintering. and will soon go to
the Silverton country to look after his
mining interests around Deer Park.
Hugo Oberreich of the Durango
bakery this morning cut off the end
of the index finger of the right hand
while making a hurryup In cutting
bread and Will suffer SEVERN days be.
fore he can perform his daily duties.
The Eagles mad their ranks In.
creased last night by the initiation OF
Frank II. win. Burt Biggs. Walter
Minnen, Gus Voigt, John b. Smith,
Charles E. Weagley, Martin Bates,
Charles Wallace and Charlie De
Luche
'i' ~ ". Sphoit anu Wilt WIZ WtTt
called to Denver by the illness of Mr.
Condit's mother, returned yesterday
evening and continued on to Eureka
DIR. Condit says his company win do
| some extensive work this year on Its
property above Eureka.
Mrs. ella Bonds, president of School
District No. 90. where Joe Smith goes
to school, Is visiting the city today.
The Royal Neighbors OF Bayfield,
gave strawberry festival at Codd-
lneton hall last night. There was
| large attendance.
Reports from up the AnImas valley
are to the effect that only small dam.
| age will result from the frost of the
past few nights.
The people of Bayfield, held a meet
ing last night looking towards incor-
| porating. Committees were appoint.
ed to walt on citizens for signatures
to prepare the necessary incorpora-
tlon papers.
There Will be three pupils OF the
| Animas City school this evening who
will pass from the Eighth grade there
to the High school at Durango. They
are Miss Emma Peterson and Albert
| Huggins and Milten Deluche.
I
George G.. Coddington OF Bayfield,,
Is spending the day In Durango. Mr.
| Coddington reports every one busy on
the river and states frost only nipped
a few potatoes and beans here and
there, the damage being small.
Mrs. Henry Hunt who underwent
an operation at Ochsner hospital a
short time ago has so far recovered
that she came down yesterday TO her
hotel and expects to be able to go to
her home In the country soon.
Mr.. and Mrs. Parsons will go to
Grand Junction to visit during the va
| cation. Mr.. Parsons has been teach
Ing In the public schools OF Durango.
He will make an address this evening
to the pupils at the closing OF the
Animas City schools.
The Herald is requested to an
nounce tnat any member of the Al
umni association falling to receive in
vitation TO the reception and dance
at Red Men hall this evening to at
tend just the same-that tickets can
be procured at the door and all will
be welcome.
Charlie Carroll, A. r. Lewis, Hor-
ace Clapp and Charles Wyatt were u
party going out this morning to pros
pect placer ground on the La Plata
bar where Mr.. Lewis dug and panned
30 odd years ago. Mr.. Lewis still
clings to the idea that there Is enough
gold over there to pay.
The editors room is fragrant from
q huge bunch OF roses gracing the
editorial desk. The donner, Railway