Durango semi-weekly herald., 1906-11-12

at Beaumont until the field
Is fully developed. when refinery
Will be erected in Shreveport.
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George W.. Lane went to Silverton
lasti'night to attend the coroner's in
quest over the remains of Charles
who was blown up in the
Giant Mogul mine yesterday. The in
quest was hold last night and Wes-
toms partner Mins Gustafson, was
held on the charge OF manslaughter.
His preliminary hearing is set for Sat
urday. Mr.. Lane returned this morn
Ing ra,d .rf atIf rffs lf p
tnfW -I-aifiIi--o- iIi. Hi
n The Democrat ceased its fight on
Judge Russell after being paid to sup
port, the Democratic ticket. After the
consummation OF the deal not another
word one way or itherother. And the
deal dated from the night Alva Adams
spoke In Durango, the Democrat com
ing out next morning with Il good
send-off.'p Judge Lindsey was also
dropped. The amount contributed iby
Alva was thrown away. 'iN' W
sar -fafglr 20
j. e. Preston. the well known rep
resentative Of the Milwaukee &c st.
Paul road, came down from Sllyerton
last evening. having spent couple oil
days in San Juan inspecting mining
interests above Animas Forks. Mr.
Preston put in the evening and this
morning shaking hands OF friends and
took. the $50 train for Denver, being
Joined my his mining partner MT
Barton Of Omaha who came down
from Silverton this morning.
The city council met in adjourned
session last evening and allowed the
monthly bills. The sum of $3.50 was
allowed on estimate of the city en-
gineer TO the bondsmen of Jaci
MeKinnon. on account of the bridge
This leaves $4,000 still due. Wood 6
Morgan were allowed s1,293,lO on ac
count of filling in and making the
approaches to the bridge. No pro
tests in regard TO the sewer PROPOSE
ton were made by property owners
and an ordinance was introduced pay
ing the tax levy and the issuance %
bonds for sewer district.
/. Mrs. Carl Gensel and three children
this morning for their horn'
at atnIndepandence, Kan. after so
journ in Durango of nearly thre'
months.l Mrs, Gansel is a niece o
George N. and S. w. Raymond ant
came togDurango TO visit her father
Frank Wetzel. and see If the climate
would not benefit her four-year-ol,
boy. For a time 1t looked as thougl
the little one could not live but W.
are pleased TO say the child is on thu
road to perfect health and Mrs. Gan
seldreturns home a happy woman
Mr. Wetzel accompanied the mothe
and children ana will be with them ;
few days in Pueblo while getting &C
customed to the change, and then con
tinue tgstfeir ineswhere he will re
main until after the holidays. then &c
ing to- Minneapolis TO visit anothe
daughter, then spending a few week
at the old home in Store Lake, lows
expecting TO be with us again in tn
"Hf ''"FlHpFf 0-o-U
The sHerald Is not disposed to kee
up strife after election and the voter
have decided who they want to fl
the various offices, at the same time
notwithstanding the endorsement Q
Mr.. Coston. the Herald will insist tina
no further CRAFTS be INDUCED in an
should theYcityilof Durango be pre-
ing the city tax. list contrary to Law
that IL lie turned down or, If necei
sary the alderman be enjoined fror
paying out the peoples money reel
lessly. The Herald wants Mr.. Costo
to receive every dollar he is entitle
to and this applies to all others, bu
the interests of the taxpayers shoul
be the first consideration. PERSONAL
the Herald bears no man elected IL
will, and we trust their administrator
will prove all that could be desired /
every way.
Mr.. and Mrs. Otto Mears passe
through from Silverton this mornin
on their way to Denver. Mr.. Near
said everything In the railroad lin
was moving along o. X. and he e,
pected to keep the roads open III
greater part OF the winter and woul
try to keep the. trains running a
winter. 10
From Fridays Daily Herald.
Who is not Interested in securing
beet sugar factory for Durango?
You are Interested. attend the Farm
ers' institute tomorrow.