Durango semi-weekly herald., 1906-03-08

Edelman.
c. s. Bailey and wife of Aztec are
visiting the city.
b. d. Harshberger of Blum, Utah,
is at the Palace.
II. b, Wallace of Dolores Is regis.
tered at the Palace.
Carrie Cornelius of Flora Vista is
"A guest at the Edelman.
Henry Schroeder of Thompsons
park is visiting the city.
Joe Prewitt came up yesterday av-
ening from the Pennington country.
DR.. McEwen returned yesterday ev.
ening from a visit to his farm at Az.
tee.
George Harrison and family of
tarIied at the Palace last
night
James Nolan of SAWS, N. NJ. "a
place probably known as Quien Sabe)
is visitor.
Any final settlement of the Neglect.
ed mine litigation may result In re-
of development and produc-
ton.
w. A. Beason of Burnt Timber
gulch, came In yesterday evening
from the scene of hls mine prospect
ing enterprise.
DIR. Lackey. who was operated on
at Denver for appendicitis is reported
as getting well as fast as n cub bear
would who had lost his paw in a trap.
o.
Dick Wainwright returned yester-
day evening to lockwood, where he
Is engaged as all around man, princi-
pally in the machinery department
Of the big power plant.
Mike Moran returned yesterday ev-
ening from a tour OF the mountains
his snowshoes on top of Mt
iesperus and his airship on Pine
Ridge. where it collided with a big
pine tree.
James Setagna says he still has the
greatest confidence in the progress oil
the lower end OF town; that all that is
needed now Is bank: too far to
walk with the money under present
conditions.
Manager Lyons of the Durango
Yards of the Rio Grande, when ne is
around, makes the boys hide out when
they try to board cars and grab at
crew to do so. Mr.. Lyons, ii he needs
any more authority, should be given
it. for his plan is an excellent one.
From all the sources of information
that appear to have any degree of re-
it seems 10 be settled that
the Southern Pacific railway will
cross the San Juan river about fif-
teen miles below Pennington, where
there has been a great deal of money
invested during the past few months,
and where the agents of money are
watching for the cat to jump.
Legally honest was one of the
expressions in the last message of
President Roosevelt. The president
probably did not desire to present the
expression as an original one. but he
lieved the time was opportunc to give
II greater prominence with the hope
that 1t might be more earnestly i'm
pressed upon the minds of the peo-
pie.
o
Joseph Reed, who has resided In the
Durango country about three years,
departed this morning for Colfax,
Wash, where he will visit about two
months with his several sons and
daughter-in-law. wife of Ben Reed
His postoffice will be Wilcox tnot Col
fax) He will return to put in the
balance Of his days in the Durango
country.
Henry Caldwell. a former cowboy on
the Mancos range, who married Flor
ence Brumley of the Dolores. now re.
siding AT Pueblo, is a visitor again.
looking after the wool and hide bust
ness for a Pueblo firm. The Duran
go country finds n good competitive
market now for wool hides and pelts,
as the section ls secured by compet-
ing outfits.
A. w. Beason, who has been mining
in the La Platas for several years,
went ont on the eastern train thlg