Durango semi-weekly herald., 1906-04-12

gan seriously contemplate pron-
sectiae tItp TO Mexico I'D. already
sas the rau burros that can travel
Ike horses and Pete is taking an In
venfory of a prospecting outfit
Among the arrivals on the late
train from Telluride last night was
Mrs Roper. mother OF Frank. vim
whom she Will visit and accompany
him as far as Alamosa when be goes
10 Denver to take a new place with
The hio GrApde.
Caas Lantz, the prosperous farm
er from Fort Lewis mesa. is In The
city today saving that he feels better
for the recent signs of weather; the
snow is all gene in his region and the
farmers are getting ready 10 plow.
Len Swift Of the La Plata district
expresses the belief that prospectors
VIII do as wen IN Durango for sew
oral weeks as they would in tramp
ing spow trails and tunneling slides,
n Howell and wife of Silverton
| who came down over the slides yes
teraay went TO Creede this morning.
| MIR. Howell had lost his eyesight and
his ysyage over the slides had been
simsult but a woman's love and care
probably helped.
Mr. ssd Mrs r. Howell of Silver.
ton esms down yesterday evening.
stopping at the Edelman.
sauta Fe N. M, has Durango strip
ped on owe peiBi. Sc has a Woman's
board OF trade, and why not?
| n. Ii. Hand OF Animas Forks, who
came down the canon yesterday. is
among the guests at the Palace.
Mrs Martha Farrow of Roseyille
| caii5.. arrived in the city yesterday
evening and is stopping at the Pal
ace
J ldNts hAPHt ot Ftls sNii'ti AVh StFi rs
of the sa,vation Army came down ses
| tetday aad continued on to Colorado
| Springs this msrDing.
Mrs. Pedro AiRaRaro and Mrs. PA
cita Trsiitho. departed on the enst
ern this morning 10 visit friends al
Santa Sruz. N. NJ.
Ia tamorrow's Issue of the Weekly
Herald viii appear Treasurer Hood 8
call for warraats. including those OF
the various school districts.
Ray IL Cooper and Frank Harwood
came down over the slides this after
nssn ia time To catch the train thai
russ as catch eau.
VIM. Schumacher, u. s. veterinary
Inspector, came mp from the Farming
ton country yesterday evening ans
went over to see how his bloodo,
chickens are getting along.
The psraRgo Brewing company
heck beer for ths season is up to it
usual hish standard. special care hag
ing been given TO its manufacture
ana tbe houses ssiRg it find their pat
rans are satisfied.
The special train of General Super
lntenaent f. A. welby of the Donye
a. kio erande railway came in las
night abaut ~ O'Clock, and remained
until this aorniRg, when it whstlet
out ta tslR Park to investigate th,
situation in the canon
Mrs. II. 81 Gibson. whose husband
conducts the store and postoiiice a
| Grommett retained home this morn
| ing Grommett Is is miles from Du
| range, to the east and its new store
is i27 feet from tae Rio Grande
| tracks.
! W. l.. Paddock, the La Plata nee
chant, whs SAYS ne is only distant
| relative al l.. C. Paddock, the news
| paper man, went out this morning t.
| Cincinnati Nobody will be blamed
| for wanting to he distant relative
to M rosr lot as the newspaper
men.
Frem s2,ssa to sg.e0s worth of elk
heads were destroyed ut Denver sun
day. in bss rear eli the residence oi
the late Martia Dennis Currigan, SC
long Democratic wheel horse In
AraPahoe county. The heads OF these
ncblest beasts of the forest and plain
/ were seiag saved to decorate the cap
ital during the cunning Elks' nationa
| convention,
Miss Jesse H. Scarf. who has beer
/ teaehiae AT Corte2 came over yesteT
| day evening TO go TO Del Norte IN
tine to visit her family relatives dur
ing Easter Miss Scarf is daugh
ter of Jake Scarf, the longtime west
| err manager Of the stage lines of Bar
| low n Sanders0n. her mother beini
| Lulu iiarsreye. daughter of u. 5
| Marshal Hareroye, who handled tn,
| nanatIs and outlaws In Kansas iuB