Durango semi-weekly herald., 1906-04-26
pnicE BAKING POWDER CO.
CHICAGO.

the coal creataclous hills which have
lent an enchanting horoscope on the
west for the visitor and tourist. and
he expects finally to get water up on
the hill where he can raise garden
closer to his place of abode.
Judge II. J. McNntt and wife OF Sill.
verton went down to Pennington this
morning for a few days.
Il. j. Freeman. editor OF the Man
yesterday evening, returning horne
this morning
Miss Mary Hollingsworth of Silver.
ton returned yesterday evening from
Denver and continued on to her home
at Silverton.
j. o. Campbell. manager of the AS
pen mine at Silverton, returned to the
big camp last night after visiting lbs
family for few days.
who We're guests at the Palace last
evening. returned TO their home this
morning, having been at Silverton.
j. G. Bowman. who has been taking
an outing from the Silverton country
for couple OF months. returned to
that city last night for a few dayB
j. M. Srayer and wife of La Plata
are visiting Durango and Farmington
waiting for the Italian period oil ell
mate to nbate in the rugged La Plata
mountains.
]. II. Daniel of Las Vegas is visit
ing the city, and 1t will be noted that
more people have registered from Las
Vegas during the past few weeks
than before for 20 years.
Mrs. r. Z. Newell went out to Pa
gosa this morning to visit friends.
leaving Dick, the cat, with instruc
tlons how TO cook breakfast. He will
go out for lunch and dinner.
A. Mr.. Morley, whose position In
connection with the San Juan and
Montezuma forest reserves Is desig-
mated as technical assistant, return
ed this morning to the eastward
r. L. Hawkins of Gallup, N. NJ, on
the ragged edge OF the western coal
| area. is visiting the city. and will have
| an opportunity to compare Gallup
bone and waste with clean coal.
thony, Idaho, who has been visiting
her daughter, Mrs. Bates. at lower La
| Plata, was guest of the Palace last
| evening. returning home on the east
ern this morning.
The old Blain annex. the brick. at
the corner of Fifth and Main. was
| vacated yesterday and today the
painters and paper hangers are fitting
1t up for the new owner, w. S. Nc
Neeley.
| Frank H. Middleton, born In Del
Norte In 49, is back again. ION the
road for a big cigar house, covering
the San Juan district He is cutting
out the strenuous and getting back
to the first idea.
| The Baptist congregation has
| granted Rev. o. b. Sarber a leave OF
absence for three months, beginning
on the LIST of June, when he and Mrs
/ sarber and the little girl will &c tc
| Chicago to visit friends.
/ A sudden rise in Junction creel
j yesterday morning took away 81,
milk cans belonging to r. e. Thomp
son. They were filed with milk
The cans were worth 81 a piece HI
had them setting in the creek to keel
i the milk cool
/ J. f. Doherty one of the Oldest
time miners in the San Juan, wht
came down from Animas Forks (
few days ago, after placing the biI
aerial tramway there. Will go to tn,
La Plata district for awhile to see
he can dodge snow blockades ant
4 slides for period.
! J. Brice Patterson. commissions
!, OF San Juan county (Silverton) re
turned yesterday evening from a tri
!, to Pagosa, where he is interested Ii
the construction OF the new bait
house of stone and concrete. MI
Patterson says he has no fear tina
u the hot water at Pagosa, fiowin
from the great cauldron OF unfathor
, able depths. suggests a volcano o
: any immediate disturbance. unless
: would be lack OF the price Of guest
q after the new BATH house and hot.