Durango semi-weekly herald., 1906-07-12

tWlCC DGiOlS bCihS
ed to enter the judicial race at the
behest of Dave Day, man known to
kill about every cause he espouces
OF course The Herald has nothing to
say in the promises. It's a Demo-
cratic problem that must be fought
out by Democrats both at the primar-
les and the polls. And won't the fight
he interesting no matter who receives
the Democratic nomination?
From Tuesdays Daily.
Judge Russell went to Silverton on
last evenings train to near some mo-
tions and arguments.
Mr.. Young, OF the office force oil
the Animas Power company. returned
last evening from Pagosa Springs.
b. Glaser returned this morning
from visit to Silverton. Reports a,
F. w. Stubbs and wife of Mancos
came in last evening. Mr.. Stubbs on
business and Mrs. Stubbs for a visit.
Mr.. and Mrs. Joe Woods went out
to Mancos this morning, intending to
stay week. Mr.. Woods was well
provided with fishing tackle,
II. Caminsky, who is managing b.
Glaser's branch store in Silverton, re-
turned to that town last night, hav
ing been down for day or two.
81 w. A. Libby, who is starting the
new drug store In the Palace hotel
block, came in yesterday from Rico,
accompanied by his clerk, G. j.
Lamb
Mr.. and Mrs. j. w. Baker and child
departed this morning for visit
East. They will stop at Lincoln, Ill,
where Mr.. Bakers mother lives, after
which they will journey on to New
York
The remains of Mrs. N. p. Nelson
were taken to Pueblo this morning
by Mr.. Nelson. Funeral service was
conducted at the Goodman undertake
ing rooms by Rev. Grace Just before
train time. Mr.. Nelson expects to
return Thursday
Sheriff Thompson went out this
morning to the Goulding ranch al
Pine Ridge to look after the dipping
OF his sheep. after which he will
send them up into the hills for the
summer. The sheep inspector is
right there to see that every sheep is
dipped.
William c. Wengler and wife on
Clayton, st. Louis county, Mo, restedV
at the Palace last night and went on
down to Cedar Hill this morning
where he will visit for time with al
brother. and look around for paying
investments. Mr.. Wengler is bank
er.
Edgar l.. Thompson, manager OF
the Delayed M. & NJ. Co., came down
last evening and reports he has two
4o-foot buildings in process of con-,
struction. is building a new wagon,
road along the course of the old Ba-
ker trail, and doing lot OF other i'm
provements.
Mrs. J. NJ. Chartrand and children,
dana rtnh thfc inn Tnr Vol tn.
where they will put in a week or 10,
days with friends.
The contract for cutting and set.
ting the poles for the telephone line
from Durango to Florida was award
ed to T. Il. Peterson.
The county commissioners are
checking up the county ureasuI,er's
books, the treasurers semi-annual re-
port having been completed and haud-
ed in to them.
Nick Grimes has accepted a posi-
ton with John Kellenberger, where
he will extend the glad hand TO all
his old friends. Mr.. Grimes took the
position made vacant by the resi,yna,
tion of Jim Bennett. who is now liv.
Ing the free outdoor life of forest
ranger.
Joe Freed gnd daughter are down
rom Trimble Springs today, Mr..
Freed looking around to see what |
here is new in the market for his !
'oarders to eat, while his daughter is
making the rounds OF the big stores.
aking advantage of some of the rare
offered.
Max. son of Mr.. and Mrs. l. b. Mel
lille. came in from Denver last even.
ng, accompanied by his cousin. Geo.
'utler. nephew of Mrs. Melville, OF
Mich. The boys will be the
ucst of their aunt and uncAe. Mr.. and
FRS. o. F. Boyle and are In for a
ood time.