Durango semi-weekly herald., 1906-10-15

eye Will soon De ShIiuB ihO Nhc SoiS
brated cold gray dawn OF the morning
after.
w. 9. Weightman returned last
evening from trip to the Aztss and
Pennington country where he went on
buying expedition.
Forest Supervisor H. N. Wheeler re-
turned to the Durango headquarters
from a visit to the Rico country last
evening.
Mrs. Charles Cram returned from a
visit OF some weeks with her daugh-
ter, Mrs. Charles Kiel. at Denver. last
evening. That baby boy is all right,
she says.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. l.. Friddell and
their children left for Pennington this
morning. Mr. Friddell was, until re-
Gently, bookkeeper for John Kellen-
berger.
F.. r. Graham Is moving his stock
into the store room recently occupied
by b. GIaser preparatory to altering the
front OF his present quarters and low
ering the floor to street level.
There were only two votes cast in
the Seventeenth precinct at the Dem
ocratic primaries last evening. Quite
contrast to the III the previous
evening by the Republicans.
Mrs. J. L. McGue departed this
morning for Pueblo to Join her hus-
band, who went there some weeks
ago. They will make their home
there. She was accompanied by her
son Burma, who will enter Sacred
Heart college in Denver.
| The funeral of Andrea Guylilmino.
| the coal miner who was killed by a
fail of rock in the Porter mine yes
| terday, took place this afternoon from
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the Mexican church at half-past two
this afternoon. A number OF the min
ers from Porter came down to attend
the funeral.
Governor Mcdonald will visit Du-
range on Monday, October Is. and will
address the people of Durango and VI
cinity on the political question OF the
day at Red Mems hall Governor Nc
Donald should be greeted by fine
audience.
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| B. w. Soloman, Ed Schalles and
Henry Dietrich returned last evening
from the city reservoir on the Upper
| Florida. They report having seen no
deer, but killed some grouse. They
lost three horses which were enticed
away by band OF range horses and
were traced over onto the Animas,
where the hunt was given up. The
horses are supposed to be on the Wal
lace range. The water was run out
OF the city reservoir by Superintend.
4 ent Schalles, which was the object of
the trip on his part
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| An extra freight train bound for
Silverton was derailed on the long
bridge over the Animas river just on
the outskirts of town at 6:2O this
morning. Five cars jumped the track
at the frog Immediately west of the
bridge. and as the train was going at
a pretty good speed. considerable
damage was done the bridge. Nearly
every cross-tie was broken into kind.
ling wood and even the stringers
which hold the ties at an equal dis.
tered. 1t was half-past ten when the
last car was got onto the track again.
Conductor Fred Wilson was In charge
of the train.
The work OF getting the derailsd
cars on the track finally accomplished.
Roadmaster Deuel. and his Japs and
all the available railroad men what
ever their usual duties. made quick
work Of putting in a temporary track
to allow the through train to pass.
1t was IL o'clock when the train de-
parted for Denver
Mrs. Franz Endter returned home
last evening. She was called to Gin,
cinnatl. her former home. several
weeks ago by the illness of her IA
ther. who passed away before she
reached his bedside.
The Midland Opera Quintette
played to a small house at the Red
Mems hall last night The company
Is an excellent one and deserved a
large audience. Nearly every number
was encored.
The Durango boys who went to Cor
tex to play ball played fourteen In
ninss yesterday and the score was s
to 8. The Durango team contained