Durango semi-weekly herald., 1906-03-19
From Thursdays Daily.

From Thursdays Daily.
f. Hendricks who Is ranchlng on
the Animas river near Cedar Hlll.
is visiting the city.
Emmett Writ, post trader at the JIG.
arilla Apache agency at Dulce, is
among the city's visitors.
d. C. Couson. the bayfield, mer-
chant prince Is in the city. telling peo.
pie to buy Bayfield, creamery.
Rev. j. NJ. GARNER who directs the
spiritual idea at Blanco is among
the city's distinguished visitors.
Edgar L, Hewett of Washington,
d. c. who has been in the city sew
eral days departed for the east this
morning.
Attorney Reese advised the council
was provided for by statute. occa.
sions a good deal Of discussion and
criticism.
The Sons of Veterans are preparing
program for the entertainment OF
their friends on the 23d day of the
present month.
Miss Lucy Morrison of BAYFIELD, is
visiting relatives, the McGue family
and will attend the teachers exami-
nation meeting.
Grant Hughes will go to Shreveport,
La, to train aud sign up with pro
less onal bal team. And thi. H. lie
way to play hall iG at all.
James w. Gallery, who has been
suffering severe attack OF pneumc.
mia, is reported today as in a fair con
dition for recovery.
The Social Circle of the Baptist
church will meet with Mrs. Dobbils
on the North side tomorrow after
noon at 2:30. All are cordially m
v.teG
Mrs. Meadows in the rear Of re
Durango planning Mil is report ID sick
and without food or means to prccTre
ii. Nobody should be permitted to
suffer in Durango for the nacessaries
Of life.
The Herald has experienced more
difficulty, delay and annoyance with
its linotype machine during the past
week rnan should be crowded into a
hundred years Of newspaper life, but
is still hopeful
There are several children in Du
range handed down from the Rcvolu
lion. few of them from four distinct
soldier families, and as time passes
these products become more interest
ed in the preservation of that memory
There will he sections OF The La
Plata mining district which can prob
ably be reached this year by June
with other means than the snow shoe
There is greater quantity of snow
in the district than there has been
for more than twenty years.
Fred Dusenberg came down from
the Lightner mining section yesterday
reporting depth of two feet of
snow from the last storm, and he says
10 fa
animals cannot get through it. lie
predicts plenty of moisture for the
farmers in the Animas water shed and
advises prospectors to raise their own
spnds.
The Rio Grande mas enjoyed an ex-
perience extending from 1881, per
iod of twenty-five years of railroading
over the Coneios range. and doubtless
the expense Of keeping 'Cumbres open
FOR trains has cost enough money
TO build another line via Oio Calientc
and Canon Largo. The Southern Pac-
iiic has not been trying TO parallel
the Hunt cutoff.
c. c. koennecker wnO recently re-
turned from St Louis is caught in a
peculiar dilemma by the blockade In
the Animas canon. The relatives OF
The late A. Gottleib, selected NJ
Koennecker us administrator OF the
estate and he should make formal
showing in the county court at Sill
verton on the 18th OF this month. The
prospect is not good for reaching Sil
verton until the sun gets warm
| enough to melt the canon out.
w. Il. Burgwn Of Silverton and Miss
Pearl Atteberry of tais city were mar
ried yesterday afternoon, at the Meth
odist parsonage, Rev. II. j. Grace per
forming the ceremony. They will
make Sllverton their home and will go
| there as soon as the Animas canon
can be restored again to railway traf-
| fic. The bride is a product OF the
Southwest, her parents residing at
Durango. and Mr.. Burgwin growed at
Rico where mis- family resided TWEEN
ty-iive years ago.
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