Durango semi-weekly herald., 1907-07-29
LOCAL NEWS.
(From Thursdays Daily.


DR.. L. C. Hurd is around again after
G weeks indisposition.
Mrs. Walter w. Hayes OF Cortez Is
visiting Mrs. w. G. Often.
Superintendent Gamsby is down
from the Emerald Lakes hatchery.
County Commissioner ReIster came
in from his ranch this morning.
The power plant was fixed and the
power turned on about 5 o'clock yes
terday evening.
VIM. Wolf is confined to his home
with sickness. His many friends
trust he will soon recover
John Kellenherger returned yester-
day from n julep trip to the San Luis
valley country.
John Hccker was an arrival yester-
day from Golden. He Is here In the-in-
terest OF Coor's brewery product.
Durango merchants are receiving
peaches from Texas and Cantaloupes
from Arizona and shipping cherries to
outside markets.
Fred w. Strater, assistant post
master. returned yesterday from Den
yer. where he spent his two weeks
vacation. He sure enjoyed himself.
The coroners jury yesterday after
noon returned verdict that Cisto Sal
as came to his death from a gunshot
wound inflicted by Santiago Gardunia
New potatoes are selling at s225 n
hundred wholesale in the Durango
market They are home grown and
as good as the earth produces.
p. II. Knowlton, representing Carter,
Rice q Carpenter Paper Company, of
Denver. was interviewing the trade
yesterday and left for Santa Fe, N. M,
this morning.
The body OF Sisto Salas is still In
charge of the coroner and Undertaken
Goodman Is awaiting instructions for
Its burial which will probably take
place tomorrow.
Geo. N. Raymond left this morning
TO take In the wind up of the pioneers
meeting at Antonito. He took his
nsh pole along and will try the wa
ters of the Los Pinos.
Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. Stein and son. Ma
than. left this morning The son will
resume his studies at the Military
School and Mr.. and Mrs. Stein will
investigate the latest style of fall
goods.
The County Commissioners are in
session today and will devote two or
three days TO investigating the promo.
siuoh OF the governments offer of n
right OF way for county road up Her.
mosa creek.
Carl Underhill was brought down
from Silverton yesterday afternoon
threatened with an attack of pneu-
monsa. He was taken to his home at
Animas City and is reported TODAY as
much better.
Martin Schneider passed through on
MS way home to Silverton yesterday
from the old home in Michigan. where
ne went with the body of his brother
Frank. who was killed by railroad
train In Denver.
Teachers in this normal district
shouid make 1t a point to attend the
institute to be held in Durango. he.
gining August 10Th and continuing I'm.
I'll the Both. 1t will be the largest
and best ever held in the district.
Everett, the 9-year-old son of ]. w
Teague. had the misfortune to fall
yesterday and break his left arm lust
above the elbow. DR.. Lackey reduced
the fracture and the lad is resting
easy today.
VIM. White OF Fruitland. N. NJ. died
yesterday afternoon at the Oschner
hospital from paralysis, aged SO years
lie leaves wife and four children to
mourn his loss. The funeral was held
this afternoon at o'clock from the
Hood undertaking establishment.
Henry Bollinger and c. o. Clark
drove down from La Plata City yes
terday, returning this forenoon. They
report mining interests looking bripb.
Ter than for many years and predict
there will be more men at work in the
course OF six weeks than In the history
OF the camp.
MRS. Thomas J. Sheridan of joplin.
MO. Is visiting her friend, Mrs. Dora
White OF this city. She arrived over
the eastern yesterday afternoon and
VIII rs~sain for some tina II 1, ha.