Durango semi-weekly herald., 1906-01-18

Sailda Is having an experience sim
liar to that at Durango In trying to
close gambling.
Howard Graham and wife of Silver
ton went through yesterday morning
for visit to Denver.
w A. Stewart and l.. p Rudolph of
Pueblo are recent arrivals from PlI-
cblo. The former is member of a
Pueblo syndicate mining near the May
Day
Mrs E G. Stoiber. formerly of the
Silver Lake mines, now living at Den
Yer. went through Saturday evening
TO Silverton TO visit brother. Mr..
Harrison.
II. f. Roberts and wife of Slough
ton, Wis, who have been looking for
piece of land in New Mexico, were
at the Palace last night. departing for
the East this morning. They said
they would locate in this country
somewhere.
Barry Sullivan says he is pleased to
learn OF John Hendrix Abbot: that he
has been yanked somewhere in Kan
sas charged with conspiracy to de
fraud. and the newspaper account in
timated that John Hendrix had work
ed Kansas over once before.
Mrg
girl Julia, the image OF her father
to visit friend in New Mexico. The
little miss had her dollie and other
playthings and looked like she was
confident of making the trip safely
Riding on the cars looked good to ths
G-year-old.
w, A. Bonwell. G. III. Currie and
Chas. Asner. who have been in the
Rio Grande surveying corps near
ihe Wiminuche country, came dowI
Saturday evening driven out by the
deep snow and storms. and went ou
10 Denver yesterday morning. prob
ably to suspend operations till tn.
snow is gone.
The Denver Post of Saturday print
very good picture OF Miss Linda Kei
lenberger, daughter of Mr.. and Mrs
John kellenberger. The picture Is
printed with the announcement thai
Miss Linda won the prize for the bes,
group of drawings presented in the
Boston School of Arts" contest. A.
the hpn6 nj 40 ~
This contest was the professor of math
ematics Mt Harvard.
valley yesterday morning Elsewher.
appears an item from the Antonito
Ledger. published in the south par
OF the valley, and 1t may be that Mr.
Schumacher finds his presence neces
sary in the pea feeding country wher,
too many sheep were taken.
MI and Mrs. ID. A. Grabill, newly
married folks. an attractive and quitt
nappy couple, passed through this
morning from Silverton. where they
had been visiting friends. Mr.. Ora
bill is an old college chum of Prof
''hii''is ANdthiue lHt
grade in the Durango High school
They were at Galesburg, III. Mr. and
Mrs. Grabill reside at Park City. Utah
They said they thought the San JuaI
great country, but added: "Grea,
is Utah"
The foot bridge across the Anima,
river. tho Iiyh ,1o
by the council to D. j. McGillis nj
sSS5. The ls were as follows: c
a. Lennon, = city engineers plans
S525; his owl vlan. s425. d. J. Nc
ellis. engineers plan. s3S5: his owl
plan, sos; George McGregor, eng
neer's plan, s450 his own plan, $3Os
As 1t was desired 70 have the bridge
onstructed on the city engineer.
plans. and as McGillis's bid was low
est for this, the committee decided I,
give the contract to him.
The Grand Junction newspapers ar,
evidently on speaking terms, az vid.
The complimentary notice the News
gives Mayor Bunting of the Compel
made a grand stand play at the meet
ing OF the state Editorial association
at Denver. calling Grand Junction "tht
Denver Of the Western slope" Stai
ON that route. brothers: IT is best fol
YUu and for the country you so abl,
advocate
VIM. Schumacher, United States vet
erinary surgeon, in the bureau of m
imal industry, who recently moved his
headquarters from Colorado Springs
to Durango. went out to the San Luis
The funeral of Pasquale Di Paolo
will occur tomorrow afternoon. Else
where appears Red Men announce
ment. The body will first be taken
to Red Men hall, then to the Catholic
church Paolo was coal miner. EN-
ployed during the past ten years a
the Hesperus coal mines. A large
number of Italians have gathered from,