Durango semi-weekly herald., 1906-06-11

yer, where they spent n rev days,
John Kellenberger is making "
usually large shipments OF julep TO
the eastern sections. as far north as
Denver and Wyoming.
Henry j. Arnold returned to Denver
this morning. AS he went to the
train he was discussing lights and
kindred subjects with his passing
friends.
Mrs Martha Keener arrived from
Mancos yesterday evening to meet
her daughter Hazel who returned
from the east where she had been at.
tending school,
H. c. McRee and family who have
been visiting at Aztec, returned TO-
their home in Alabama this morning.
He is a bright fellow, his wife rather
pretty and the two children at once
attractive.
The Durango Girl mine will make
record this summer that will help
to bring money TO the country. and
Mr.. Gill will not try to hide the pro
duction. as he thinks ne is In le-
gitimate business.
w. S. Bacon and son Leslie are
down from the La Plata gold DIS; ict
10 spend few days in the eiis. Mr.
Bacon says that while the season isI
late in the La Platas there will bel
much work going on there in the near
future.
Should Tom Chestnut prove mine
at Trimble Springs he will demon
strate again that the intelligent use
OF money in mine development has
been needed in the San Juan, all the
time and everywhere: money that is
no. afraid to go.
Eugene Engley, one OF the earlier
settlers of the Animas valley, came
in yesterday evening. Mr.. Engley
was practicing law at Animas City
30 years ago. He established the
first newspaper at Animas City in
70. One of his friends named it the
Southwest.
Chris Wright should have the sup.
port Of all humane people in his eff
fort to enforce the humane laws.
There Is scarcely day that some.
body should not be in jail for the
abuse either of child or an animal.
Help one humane agent ont in ais
work.
The big Fountain company headed
by Bobby and Marie are to be In Du-
range Monday, June IL, at which time
they present the great comedy-dra-
ma Natures Nobleman." The COM
pany is playing in its big mammoth
waterproof pavilion theatre this sum
mer in order to give the play and
proper scenic equipment room for pre-
sentation
w. S. Weightman received tele-
gram this morning from his old part
ner announcing the death of mis- wife,
Mrs. Chas. f. Wilcox at Chicago
Many will remember the Wilcox fam
lily; the jovial Charlie and the splen
did type of womanhood found in his
wife. They have three children
grown. Many friends will express
their sympathy to Charlie.
Vaile, of Denver, who had started to
make the circle trip over the Rio
Grande, returned this morning from
Silverton and continued to Denver
AT Silverton they found that they
could not get through to Ouray on ac
count of snow. 1t is tough ON the
Rio Grande as well as the tourist. as
such conditions will not induce early
tourist travel.
H. II. Bennett, who has been figur-
ing on reopening the Durango foun-
dry and machine shops, took the train
for Denver this morning. Since the
Durango institution nas been closed
two like institutions have been es
tablished in Silverton because the
mine and mill operators there could
not take their work to Denver when
they had breakdown
Mike Savage, come out of there
or | will cut your throat" shrieked
a frenzied woman yesterday evening
as she walked into saloon. A wom
an probably of so years or older. with
a CLEAN OF insanity in her eyes, held
up long-bladed pocket knife. She
could not see Mike and was ready to
plunge the knife into almost anybody
II Mike did not announce himself. A
tragedy may have been averted by
Mikes inadvertant absence.
The second performance of 1.-THE
Little Tycoon" will be a benefit for
our former townsman. w, H. Hender
son, who is In San Francisco suffer
ing from the ravages of an incurable
disease. The opera will be shortened