Durango semi-weekly herald., 1906-04-30

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Los ANGELES, April PA mes
age received here from Salinas. 100
miles south OF here. at noon, says n
terrible shock of earthquake was felt
there this morning The people are
panic stricken. The damage at Sa-
linas from the earthquake shock of
last week is In excess OF n million
dollars. The Salinas river Is report
cd to have sunk ~ feet all along its
course for miles. Nearly all bridges
have been condemned and will nave
TO be rebuilt.
TELLURIDE. Aprii 27.-word has
just been received OF the finding of
the body of Albert Quint. miner
who had been working near Placer.
vile In prospect to recover vanad-
ium. The place ia about 20 miles
from Telluride.
ABOUT three weeks ago Quint's alb
sence from the remote place was no,
ticed and IL was supposed that he
mad come to Telluride, but later
learning that he had not been there,
his continued absence created alarm
aud a searching party of three men
was sent out. Again last Sunday an
other party of three men was sent
down there. and, after going through
his workings. where number of
caye-ins had occurred in very treach-
erous ground his hat was found.
Search continued In the tunnel for mis-
body. and when the party had about
given up in despair. they were going
down his dump where the body was
found about 200 feet below the mouth
of the tunnel.
DENVER. April 27.-The leaden
lakes of snow which fell yesterday
and last night did thousands of dol
lars worth OF damage to electric tel.
egraph and telephone wires. The
Telephone company reports the great
est damage to its lines by the storm
In Its history. OF S5 toll lines run.
ming out OF Denver only seven are
working. The only connections left
intact are with Arvada, Greeley.
Boulder and Loveland. Colorado
Springs, Pueblo and every town south
Is entirely shut on from communica-
tion. The company has no idea what
the extent OF damage will be, as 1t
mas no means of ascertaining the
number or seriousness OF the breaks.
Locally a large percentage OF the tele-
phones are useless. Wires are brok-
en- In every part of the city excepting
the business section.
% SfLVERTON, April 27.-By g
y action Of the county commits q
V sioners OF San Juan county, of &
V fering a reward of $1,000 and q
@ OF the city council of silverton @
. offering $500 for the arrest and u
V conviction OF the party or par g
g ties guilty OF burning the Sill &
g yer Lake mill few days ago, G
. 1t is hoped to locate the gull @
o ty. and a general effort is be- 8
q Ing made to do this. 1t is the q
% first incident In the history OF q
% the district wherein incendi. U
V arism has been SO plainly man q
. ifest a.
q The people here have con- o
. graduated themselves that @
% there has been less OF violence q
y In the Silverton country than @
. In any other mining section OF u
. the West. and the desire to de- q
% tect the guilty Is most earnest. @
BELLEvIEW. Tex. April 27.-Up
to noon today sixteen dead are report.
ed as result OF tornado that de
vastated northern Texas last night.
destroying everything In Its path
This town is mass OF ruins, fire this
morning destroying nearly all the
wreckage.
The towns of Buoy, Hamilton and
Hico are alDo mass of ruins, but no
lives are reported lost.
Belleview Is situated In Clay coun.
ty. about Sc miles from Dallas, and
had population of about 500.
Hico is the county seat of Hamll.
ton county. and located about 1870
miles south of this place.
FORT WORTH, Tex, April 27.-
News reaches here today that tne tor
nado which destroyed Belleview and
other towns mas resulted In the death
OF 20 people and the serious injury OF
scores OF others. Belleyiew lost Is
and other places six.
o WASHINGTON. April 27.-- q
% British board OF trade statis- @
% tics show the United States e
% last year exported more goods &,
% than any country In the g,
@ world. the total being S1,62l.- q,
@ 100000 Great Britain was the G
o largest importer from the U. @
q s. @
NEW YORK. April est was an
nounced today that Mrs. Lillian Duke.
who is known to Colorado as
Princess Alice" before she became