Durango semi-weekly herald., 1906-05-10
made by this company to furnish

made by this company to furnish
lights.
Charlie Stollsteimer went out this
morning to Pagosa where he is hand.
ling large numbers of sheep. The
mantle of responsibility has been
handed down to him through the
| death of his brother and father,
whose places he will now have to fill
as well as that of his own.
| NJ. c. Hinderlinder, who was In
charge OF the work conducted in the
Durango country year ago by the
geological department of the govern
ment with the purpose OF establish
ing an irrigation system to cover
lands on the south, arrived yesterday |
evening from Denver.
| Enoch Ohnstrand, connected with |
art metal construction in New York.
arrived yesterday evening and went
on this morning to La Plata, where
he is interested with w. II. Price and
others in the development of the
Small Hopes group of mines, now
operated by the Empire Gold Mining
company.
Howard Graham, who formerly liv-
ed in Durango, but for several years
at Silverton, has returned to take
charge of the Bonny Girl mill in the
La Platas. 1t will be some time be-
fore the mill can operate as the pow
er plant was wrecked during the past
winter by a huge snowside, but the
company. as soon as possible, will
run the mill to demonstrate what can
be done with the low grade sulphide
ores there.
1t is now Grandpa and Grandma
, Xeightley," daughter having been
born to Mr.. and Mrs. P. C. Croll
April 18th. Mrs. Croll is the daugh-
ter of Mr.. and Mrs. w. M. Keightly.
' well known former Durango resi-
. dents. but now residing in Pueblo.
: And this reminds us that time is fly
t ing on golden wings. Just seems
only few years ago the writer went
camping with the Keightleys, the
p girls, now young ladies, one married,
n in short dresses. We are getting old
y sure enough.
The revival meetings at the Meth
odist church continue with good at
y tendance and splendid interest. Last
|, night Evangelist Allen spoke with his
r usual fervency. and the Rev. N Fl
!. Lee, d. D.. presiding elder, sang a
@ couple of Numbers, to the delight and
profit of all present. Seven or eight
knelt at the altar for prayer, and the
h entire congregation received a great
o spiritual uplift. DR.. Lee will be as
II sociated with Mr. Allen in the serv
i, ice tonight. and will again sing fol-
, the profit of the meeting. An invita-
ton is extended to everybody to be
present.
Lest We Forget the San Fran
. cisco Horror" is a book in press now
!, at Kansas City. Mrs. Belle Dominic
has the agency for the Durango
country and is booking many orders
The work will cover the entire de
n. tail from the beginning of the firs
=, earthquake, describing all that oc
l. CURED then and following. The peo
,s pie will want it. as with all the eff
a fort made by the press agencies ant
newspapers the accounts given were
meager.
10 w. q. Lloyd, manager of the Ham
10 let mine above Silverton, returned
n from Colorado Springs yesterda,
9. evening and continued on to Silver
ton. He says the people in Little
Lunnon" are much interested in the
n progress of the San Juan and predict!
"a that they will In future help to de
N, velop this section to greater produc
a. ton. He found that the people owe
!, there were uneasy about the BURNING
II of the Silver Lake mill, but he tolt
them money is as safe in San JuaI
county as in any other place.
,rI Mrs. r. H. McFadden who has beer
m visiting with her husbands sister
q Mrs. George e. West, for severa
IN weeks. departed for her home in Den
ar yer this morning. Mr.. McFadder
IN was in California with a view 10 10
eating there when the earthquake
horror occurred, but Mrs. McFadde,
10 says when he comes home she wi.
,s tell him that Colorado will do. The,
;, have fond recollections of Durango
ts and little coaxing might bring then
- back.
10 The four children of Mrs. Melting
n. err were sent this morning to the
IN Franciscan Orphanage at Pueblo
= where they will be cared for The
= poor little souls have had hard tim,
in Durango for good while. Mrs
l.. M. Armstrong was at the train tc
see them away, buy some fruit fol
them and tell them that she woult
visit them soon. And it will not be
amiss to say that woman's work may
be emulated by others, and If they
can get the same degree of Joy out