Durango semi-weekly herald., 1906-06-18

iifeT iiotu tne leNhS town. They re
port pleasant time.
Durango stands fair show of hav
Ing good ball team by the Fourth
| II not then few weeks later. We
must do something to keep up gooc
cheer during the latter part of July
| August and September.
l.. C. Baker, Maragarette Slater,
and Miss Duncan, all of Silverton, re
turned last night from Denver where
| they have been at school. They are
accompanied by Frank Slattery, BIRTH
er OF one of the students. The party
are staying at the Strater until the
| Silverton branch runs trains again.
Fred p. Rush, Fred Bachunan and
wife, H. Lieber and daughter, the In
dianapolis people who have been
| looking the Animas power plant over
were at the Strater last night. leav,
Ing for honN this morning. They
seem to be we'll pleased with the way
their interests are looked after.
a.
Won't the subscribers to the Fourth
OF July fund send checks to Treasur.
Ell Nathan? 1t will save trip-pos
sibly half dozen by the committee
And collections Will have to be In the
first OF the coming week. Save the
committee calling Monday or Tues
day
w. T. Davis leaves In the morning
for Pueblo In response to instructions
from the head Office In Denver The
Herald trusts that the change is only
temporary as the oil people should
keep an agent in Durango and her
people will be well satisfied to have
| Mr. Davis retained. At any rate Mrs
Davis and the baby will remain until
tue matter Is permanently settled
Can 1t he possible there Is a hitch
| In the negotiations for the retire
ment of the colonel July 1st? Mus
be or the black flag" would not be
so mucn in evidence. Probably the
contempt proceedings have not beer
dismissed as suggested and the pos
sibllity OF having to dig up $500 and
costs amounting to fully as much more
do not set well. Surely all agree
ments along this line should be car
ried out to keep the colonel cool.
| o.
Roy Goodman departed on tn,
morning train to resume his position
al the head OF one of the Southern
| Pacific surveying corps on the lin,
entering Guadalajara, Mexico, afte
spending four days very pleasant.
with his parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Franz
Goodman, and Durango friends. Ro!
had many interesting ssories regard
| ing Mexican customs to tell MI
| friends. Mexico Is indeed interestin.
to visit but not one that is attractive
| for permanent residence. The Her
aid Joins Roy's many friends in wish
Ing him continued success in his chos
en- field of labor.
| Cornolia Adams who has been tis
ting In the San Luis valley, stopped
at the Palace last night and went oil
to Monticello. Utah, this morning.
j. b. Nelson and Wmogene Nelsoi
of Florida, were at the Savoy las
| night. They are here to attend tn
| NIB arI
1t will be the middle or last of Jul
before fishing will be good. AL
| streams are too high. Even tn
trout are lost in the rushing waters
w. S. Felker and wife of Omaha
were at the Palace last night. The,
left for La Plata this morning wher
Mr.. Felker is interested in milinl
operations.
Ed. Klssane of Canton, Mich, j
visiting his nephew, B. A. Kssane o
Allison. They met at the Palace he
tel last night and went out to Allisol
this morning.
Chances are the Animas has reach
ed nigh water mark for the year, bn
as long as the warm spell lasts tn
stream is going 10 remain high-a
least until the LIST OF July.
DR.. Barnes "huked' on us yestel
day. His motive power had distem
per hence he was compelled to della
starting a few days. In the NEAR
time he will probably give the anima
pellet,
Dr. Schumacher, deputy governmen
stock inspector, made flying yisl
home last evening. He came in o
the eastern last night and went ou
again TO Pagosa Junction this morI
: ing.
o. D. Bryan who Is building tn
new resort hotel at Pagosa Spring
left on the eastern for Denver. Whe
interviewed at the Strater this morl
Ing he expressed himself as NOR
than satisfied with the undertaking