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Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1907-09-17
@prreippnoens.

9eorobeinL IA. Septenlber 1907.
9[m 80. s. SO. miro bon ulllerer
ShaBengeIeGi6oft ein Set onf Dem
9Silot &nob beronitaltet fueroen. 0ie
S6iben iino elm lu1tiaes 8olf6en
lmO Die BON ibnen perauItalteter1 Seite
lperoen INNER germ beiu1t perul
es nidbt regnet. g8ir moaen oas 8eite
6offeul
@err &einBort bot 1eiten 5leii9er-
la0eu an Die @erren 8urotp ltno
@elot perfauft, uno aud ieine 5ornl
an @errn 8. 9teubert. @r lit iebt
oo6ei ltni6au nod einern neuen
sPlab 5u balten.
@or einiger 8eit muroe Dos ettpa
8iGbrige 8o6ter6en BON @errn 8rieb
BON elmer aIapperldIange gebiiien.
Or. 8ii6ring be6onoelte ben fleinen
@atienten ltn0 bra6te i'm balo auBer
aQer @efa6r. 3ie S6lange, tpel6e
anfditgli6 trob pielet Su6ens ni6t
gefu1loen peroen fornte, puroe oann
bod entoedt ltno getotet.
Serr 0tartir 9Sunot, Der freuno-
lihe Gult0agellt5 ipar pdbreno Der
letten @ode redt unlpobl oo6 freut
es mid beri6ten 5u fonnen oaB er
mieoer fr0bli6 nit oen 5r0bli6en lit.
@err 0for Steinert, ein tpo6l6a-
bender 6arnler ser 9tahbari6aft, Der
Dor einigeu Sabren lid bier oniieOelte
er fam BON 8rooflbn g. 9.
bat Die 9lbiidt, ieinen BlaB tpieoer gu
perfaufen uno naA 8rooflpn 8uriid-
8llfebrell @offentlf6 beiin1lt er fid
nod uno 6lei6t uns erbalten.
Serr 93obert Steirba6 bot i6on
ldngere 3eit oas 5ieber uno fonntq
ielbit nidt an 0ie 6eier Der iilbernen
6od5eit Die auf ben t2. 5. M. fiel,
0enfen, @offentli6 bat er NIT Der
5eier Der goloenen So68eit mebr
Slid.
Gen 6dulpatronen ipre6e id fin
Die Gr66btng meiues Soldrs INN
$40 monatlid meinen perbinoliditen
9arf aus. 6. $.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1907-09-17
9as 8pn Spm 9aeitaurant.

g8ie Iei6t es iib berumipri6t no
es etlpaS @utes gu eiien giebt un0 pie
babel oas 9tn3eigen mitpirft, bas
5eigt ii6 10 re6t I'M Bon Son ge-
itaurant" Oos tGgli6 nebr sum
Samnelplab aller 9erer miro, Die
gut uno preiSpiirOig 5u ipeiien Mint
i6en. Wtm finoet bort Die bette @e-
ieai9aft, Die gGuspabl ser Speiien
lit rei6baltig ltno Die 8e0ien1ng auf-
merfIom. Sir berbdltnismaBtg me
mig @el6 fam man ii6 bier cine
Mablaeit 5uiammeuiteIlem oie at
Sarlle oas 9oppeIte foIten lpiir6e.
0esbal6 lit es olh 6omiIien an5u-
rotetL oas Bon Son &eitmtrant"
einige 8iiren unterboI6 Ser n6reie
8rene@, 81 beiitden
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1907-09-17
Eegas

Souis Heilarto IN geeu=8raltns
fels tpuroe BEL Der 9lrbeit our6 einen
&ol3iplitter, Der ibn ins @uge flog,
10 i6Der berlebt, bob er 6as 9luge
nerlieren miro.
= @olter @bers fpuroe am Cont
tog in ser ged6e bon @uero bonn
Bfero gelporfen uno i6iper berlest.
@ie aus 9luItin gelneloet miro,
lit Die @iIenbabnfomntiiIton etlti6loi-
len, perI6ieoene 8abnen gu 5lpingen,
oaB iie mebr @ogen uno inebr 2ofo-
ntotiben ani6affen.
Sci elmer 2ocol-Sption-4bitim
nung in 8elmont=Bre5inft bon @on-
5ales @ountn bo6en Die Rrobibitioni-
item geitegt
8os SGngerfelt IN @olpeiton
fin0et am 81, %. uuo 30. @pril
itatt
- Die @iienbabnfomniiiion bot
eegen oie Sc. 8. uno &. gobn, Die
Souiton lmb 9eraS 3entrol-9abn,
Die Syrisco uno Segas=8abn, oie Seem
Orleans 1n0 Seros-9abn uno Die
Die @albeiton Sorrisburg nno San
glntonio-8a6n anflogen erboben,
neil tie oen @noronungen ser &onl-
miiiion ni6t no6gefonlnen limo.
8eilmeile baben lie ii6 geipeigert, Die
n0tige Snformation gu geben, oerqn
Die &onnrtiiiion bel ibren ltnterIu-
6ungen beourfte, teiltpeiie boben Iie
gemiiie 9efeble nidt bea6tet, mel6e
Oie &onuniiiton erIaiien batte.- Die
9onuniiiion bat ferner oen @enerol-
2lnpoIt angemieien gegen oie sc. 6.
uno g., Die Central llno oie SSrisco-
8abn @ro3eiie ein3uleiten. neil fie
nod feinen ltnion-9obnbof in 0eni-
ion gebalt 6oben
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1907-09-17

gig uo6fe, 0o 5rontnter al16 anoeren
iltngeu 9onten 0elt 9of modte
Die in 8ubuque, Soma, togenoe
9yabre8fonbention oeS 9elltl6en ro-
ntif1-fat6oliI6en 3entrolpereins bat
folgenoe 8eantteu gelpablt: graii-
bent, s. 9. 9elfers, Stem Seriep;
erfter 8i5e=8rGiioe1t, 9ei6olaS @on=
ner, Soma; protofo11ierenoer Sefre-
far, 9loont 0}utb, 8isconIiit; forre=
iponoierelloer uno sSinon3iefretar,
9}u0olp6 &riiger, 0filiourt; Sdob=
meiIter, g8. 8auen S51inois; Ser
wo(tlutg8rot, &ep Neond, Snoiono;
@eter 8ouri6ei0t, eSainois; Sobo1n
6rep, 9tep Yorf uno 9lug1it &obr-
bo6er, SS51itoi8.
Sine 8Dnon1it-grploIion ber=
IeBte fiinf WlGnner uno 5eritorte eine
Grei9ulai6ine auf Ser 5orm bon
&eter 8eterion in Der 9ed6e bon Chip
pepa 6oQs isis. @ine ltnteriu6ltng
ergQb Die Satld6en ooB 8pnamititon-
gen in nte6rere @etreioegarben plo=
8iert por0en paren. Ser Cater lit
nod ni6t 9efttoelt.
6. $. &orrir1on trdgt lid NIT
Dem Maue Ser SAaffung einer 5Dei<
gleiIigen tranSfontinelltalen giler=
bo6n bon Chicago 5lu 8ocific=9iiIte
nod San S5raucisco, 8ortlon0 nno
Seattle nad olen neueiten Meritern
un0 @rftnoungen. 0ie 8etriebs<
fraft iiber oos 5Seliengebirge miro
gleftrf5itdt iein, geponnen ourdb Die
g9aIier(Gufe Ser 9fofies uno Der Sier=
ras. 3ur 9(usfiibrung oieIes MoneS
lit @orrinan odrm $t00,000,000
flIift9 5u nla6en.
8rooflDns o9lrion" bot NUM-
mebr olt6 offi5iea beIdloiien, iein
iiegaetpobntes 8altner auf elmer San=
qerfQbrt 6ltr6 8euti6lanbs @aue gu
trQgen. SIM @roBen ut1o @nt5en mar
n1an fidl ii6er 0os 4roieft befonntli6
i6ou Ieit Q8o6el1 efnig, 1no es er=
iibrigte nur, oaB au6 ser 8erein in
einer regeIm0Bigen 8eriarnlllung oo=
gu SteIfltng nabnt. 0os lit ratnmebr
qef6eben, uno mie ni6t anoers 81
ermarten 6a6en 1i6 Die 0fitglieoer
ein6edig fir Die I'M nahlten Sabre
8u utlternebnelloe 9ellt16lano=Geiit
auSQe1pro6en.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1907-09-17

S6ieoS9eri9t NIT 5ipongStpeiier @u=
bitration ltno periooii6e &onferen3en
5tpii6en ben 0td6ten eir5ltri6ten.
= 9ie @iener u8olitii6e &orre=
iponOen5" erfdbrt, bob ser 8atifan
bon Der 8ieoerbeiebung oes 8oiener
@r5bii6ofSItnbls, lpeI6er our6 oos
porid6rige 9lbleben oeS Or. Slorton
b. Stablerpsft pofottt tpuroe, noh
melt entfernt iei. gto6 Ben Snfor=
motionen oes 9lotteS berri6t 5ipii6en
Ser preuBii6en 9fegierung uno Dem
8otifon iiber oie 9(ustpobl Der ge=
eigneten 8erlonlibfeit ltnetnigfeit
= 9lu5 SterSleben IN Der 8robin5
So6ien miro ein nluttpiaiger Strei6
bon 9erglel1ten gefneloet, tpel6er Ell
ner S6or &itoer berbangnisooa ge=
iporoen lit. Son einem Der 9lrbetter
ipnr0e eine SloI6e nit gorbio unter
ote ipielenoen &leinen geI6leuoert.
9nr6 oie @rplo1ton ipuroen ni6t me
niger ais 8ebn &inoer auf Oos
S6merite berleBt. Inter Der Srts=
bebolferlng giebt ii6 iiber Sen 8or=
gang oie 9roBte @ntrii1tung fund.
= 9lGgerteilte Remembering bot
Die .neueite 2eiitltne Der 3enlur er=
regt Sic perbot Son 2ebnatu's
Drama o0os ltngebeuer" meldes Die
in ruiiii6en 8eanltenfreiien berr=
i6enbe &orruption geiBelt. Die ge=
ri6tli6e 9lufbebung oes 3enIuroer=
bots gilt ais ii6er
= Die itreifenoen &afenarbeiter
in 9tntlperpen boben oie 8orI6la9e
Der 9lrbeitgeber a1genon1n1en. Sic
nebn1eu Die 9lrbeit iofort tpieoer ouf
uno es miro cine gentii6te &ontnii=
iion eingeIebt, tpel6e Die 2obnfrage
regeln ioll.
: Die 9ea6ribten aus Goioblon-
ca 5ufolge i6eint totiddli6 cine
4n5obl Ser oltfriibrerii6en StGrntne
bereit 8u iein, ii6 gu unternerfen.
Die 9lbgeIanoten, oie nit Sen fron=
6oiii6en 03ilitdrbeboroen in goia=
blanca perbonbelten, boben o6er ot=
reft erfldrt, bob iie ni6t i'm Namen
Der idn1rntlt6en SSnIurgenten ipre-
6en fonnten. 0ie 8erbonolungen
merben borloufig nod fortgeiest.
= Die als @dite &aiier @ilbelms
gu ben oeutiden &oiiermon0bern ge=
laoenen onerifanii6en 9ffi5iere, nit
8rigaoe-@eneral @infielo @. tgoger-
lp an Ser Spite, 1irlo BON Berlin ab-
gereiit. 9a 6ie 9ffi5iere obne @r=
laltbniS oes &ongrelies feline Sroens-
ous5eidnltngen annebmen oiirfen,
i9enfte Ser aoiier ieoem fein 8ilo
nit eigenbdnoiger l1nteri6rift uno
fieB ii9 ol1Beroern nit ibnen 3uiont=
men pbotogropbieren.
= Ser it1btii9e @tot bon Berlin
ipeiit einen lteberi6uB bon 141a Weil-
lionen Marf auf. gln bieIen giiniti=
gen @rgebnis fino beionoers Die Of
fentliden gtnItalten beteilfgt, oie Cos
nerfe in erIter 2inie.
Gin glft oes 8anoalisntus piro
aus 9(ltenbnrg beri6tet. Ser oortige
beriibnte Sfatbrunnen lit nit elmer
abenoen 6liiiiigfeit geidanoet NOR
ben.
geo6 0leloung aus aoblen5 iit
bort Der llnteroffi5ier &labbeint mel
der als S6reiber oes @eneralfon-
manoos flmgierte, eridoiien aufge-
funben tporoen. g8abri6einlt6 bGngt
Ser 9[ft NIT Der alsgeoebnten Spio-
noge-4ffaire 8,tiommen iiber ipel6e
pieberbolt beri6tet puroe.
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Giieaba1n= =Ta6rplall,
q. u & 0l H. &ohn

9Sasb grodet "s3us mad Soufton, @aIbelton.
Beaumont unb Orange. S6fabrt l1br abenbs,
anfunft 7.55 ntoreens.
gsad @errebtGGe, 9Ibfa6rt $50 morgens, gln>
f1nft bort 11.30. Slbfabrt bon &errbine u6r
nadmittngs, stnfunft In Sun antonio 7.5o
abenSs. gtur 5amitaes mad @errbirGe: 1lbr
na6mitta9s. &idTabrt bon bart Montaes SD
ntoreens, &nflnft In 9an @ntonio $50 NOR
gems.
gsa6 guero. goafunt, 5ouiton, garbeIton
Siooines, &odbaIe, Cameron uno g8oco, 9lbs
fabrt 8.45 borH1ittags, 9tnfrnft l19r moreen8
gsa9 8eebtIle, Corpus g6rtiti, 9GIiee, Ntatbts,
&ranfas 8aB, 0fodport, Nbfabrt 150 nad6e
nt.dnes unb 8 1lbr abenos. Mnfunft 7.55
iMoreens unb t.50 na9mtttaas.
ga6 SaIfurias, Stbfabrt 1lbr abenos, gtn.
fltaft 7.55 noreens.
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sOmtbern @acific sabm.

Mptngrf.
Sad Stem Orleans, 9oufton unb @nlbefton,
tdgli9 -. 11.40 nittags
uIto LOU uoello9
92ad eagle 8aB, gI 8afo, Californian uno
Mertfo =. 500 bormittaes II. $50 a6enbs
MHtHnft.
Bon gtetp Orleans, 9ouiton itno @nloeiton,
luBllW Loo HlplBel9
uIo o.uU IluUHtla99
-@on 81 9safo, Californian uno Mierito ;.
-. lilo hormittaes
ui1n 500 nfenhs
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@efnnbheit in Der 9anaIaprte.

So6en 2obn fir 1tnfere iu1gen ee-
fdtdten Sa116perfer nerfpri6t Der
Eonantafonal- -8au. Nealariafur6t
idredt gieIe ab, ober ti1t Die, peI6e
y@leftric 8itters~ fennen. gr fltrirt
eBeltfaas 8Iutbergiftltng, 8iGioiitdtt
G6p1de, 0sa9eni6ipd6e, 2eber- uno
92ierenleioen. @arantiert BON 9oolpb
@reiB uno St. Coin & So. 80 Gents.
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~. 6. & =. Sabm.

gsa9 9aeo, Sort 8ortb. SaIlas, &anfas @itb.
ct. Goui5 unb gbicngo tdeIid (5uniet
9epot) 900 abenos
2ofaIsue bio @mttbbiIe -. 730 bornlttta9s
aIamo Special mad SnttibbtlIe, 9oufton, GaIs
pelIpH 1U.Zo lueilo5
anfmnft
Bon gbieaeo, ct. 2ouis, &anins gitb, 9auas,
Sort @ortb uno 2saco, tdeIicb (5nnfet
SepoD .... -. 49,. 7.3O noreens
2ofaI8ue bta SmitbbiIe 9.o5 abenos
aIIamo Special bon Smttbbine, Souiton, @aI>
bsTton 625 noreens
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Sei(euSe g,eriillruua

If oie 8erii6rltng nit 8udlen'S @r.
niea-Solbe, Die oliidGide 8uianunen.
{etlmg bon 2(rnicabllmen uno beiIen.
0en 9aliam. Seilt Die dlteIten 8inl.
0eu o0er @ei6mare. gl6iolute Sun
be, @ran6- 8rii6. un0 Sdnitttpun.
otn o0er 96n1orrboi0en. @arantiert
ocn gl6olpb 9reiB un6 81. Gobn &
60. % Gents.
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5. & g. Oa. Sab,t.


9tab alIen 9aorb>Segass s8untten
...... 11br unb 800 bormittaes.
&a9 ct. 2ouis, Nsempbts uno benz Often
1.20 11br nadbmitta9s.
gsab 9aorbsEegas, 4anfas gitb unb ct. 2outs
........ $50 1lbr nbenbs.
gaa9 Wfertfo -. 1920 llbr borrntttags.
MnfMnft.
gon ST. 2ouis uno em Often -. 6.3O moreens
Bon lofaIen 8unften :. =. 1910 morgetts
Bon ct. 2ouis unb benz Often .. . 7.25 abenbs
Bon 2are6o nn6 Merito :. 100 na0n1ittaes
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gittoria Sibiffon. 9. 8. & .. VI.
(@uIf S6Ore.)

gaa9 guero, 8tctoria, Sort 2abaca, Corpus
gbriftt, 8ropnsbine, Rto @ranbe, 9th,
@oIiab. 8eebi1e, B6arton, 8aIactes unb
Sonfton .......... 700 n1orgens
Mmtnnft .. $50 abenos
Ser Sam Souiton@ mad guero. 8ictoria,
g8bartcn uno Souiton:
Abfabrt 7.55 abenos
MntMnft TOO morgens
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ggiur Dies cine @1ol nodM lit
Dos fur6t6orite @ort fin idpade
9tdtlren.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1907-09-17

= 9ti6t Der 0longeI, ionoern piel.
mebr Der lteberfllB er8eugt Ole Sob
ill6t
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Nad @rotnnshiQe.

Ser Bug Der Sitnfet gtctorta 9ibifton, sfbs
fa5rt 7.o5 moreens. ma6t in gIaeebo 8erbi1s
bune nit Der @uIf goaft 2ine fiir Corpus
gbriftt, stnfunft bort 4.55 nadmittaes, anfunft
In 8roipnsbtue 9.25 abenbs
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gt. 9ouis & Gun Srantiaso 8asn.

Na3 Sort Smith, GprinefieIo, ct. 2o1ts, &ans
fas ettb, gbicae6 (5. & 6. q. 9epot)
$50 abenbs
Mntunft
gun ct. aouis, aanfas eitb, @aris, Gbtcaeo
1910 morgens
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S6ie3S9eri6t NIT 5lpongspeiier 9lu=
bitrotion ltno periooii6e &onferen3en
5tpiiden ben Wd6ten ein3urihten.
Durango semi-weekly herald., 1907-03-25
EDEN DITCH Al RIGHT.

w. Goff Black, the resourceful sec
retary of the Eden Canal, Land &
Power company, returned from trip
to Cripple Creek, Colorado Springs
and Denver, where he has been for
the past ten days. The company need
ed money to complete the survey on
the big ditch, and Mr.. Blacks trip
was for the purpose of raising the
necessary funds. He was entirely sue
cessful in the face of many difficulties,
and the work of surveying, platting>
and cross-sectioning the canal will now
be pushed with all speed. To Mr..
Blacks and Mr.. Walkers indomitable
nerve and ability the successful con-
struction of the canal will be due.
Chief Engineer Burwell is now rum
ming line down both banks of the
Animas from the mouth Of the Florida
and extra men have been added to his
crew. Another crew will start sur
veying and plating land as soon as
County Surveyor Holley can do so.
Mr.. Black estimates that sixty days
ought to do this work, when the Eden
project will be reduced to business
construction. Capital is more than
ready to back good irrigation schemes
says Mr.. Black, and upon the Eden
being reduced to a satisfactory dollars
and cents basis, the money will be
promptly forthcoming.
The plan to give water for half of
the land watered is very agreeable to
ba uh ol Anotra nf
this land for themselves as soon as
they learn its productive nature and
location in the very heart of the great
New Mexico fruit belt. This gives the
land owners chance without tying
them up In any way, and will make
fortunes for both ditch owners and
freeholders. Boost the Eden canal
Aztec Index.
Durango semi-weekly herald., 1907-03-25
A CREAM e RY.

We some weeks ago called atten-
tion to the prospects of a creamery
for this section. The parties of whom
we spoke then are ready to do bust
ness If the people will anly furnish
the cows. The business can be car
ried on at profit and there is de-
mand for all the butter right In the
surrounding mining camps that can be
produced. The establishment of
creamery would mean a monthly cash
pay roll for the farmers, and this
would mean much to both the farmers
and the business men.
1t is now up to the farmers. II they
will sign up contracts for at least 300
cows. the more the better. the cream
cry will be put in at once. Let us
take hold of this matter and push 1t
through. All farmers who are inter
ested can find blank contracts for sig
natures with ]. C. Hubbard at his real
estate office. C. C. Pitrat at the roller
mill or at this office. Get busy and
let us make this new enterprise sue
cess.-Farmington Times-Hustler.
Durango semi-weekly herald., 1907-03-25
CREW FROM DURANGO
HAD STRENUOUS TIME.

Telluride Journal.
Barney Gogarty and crew, who left
Durango at 7:40 yesterday morning
for Telluride, after an interesting day
and night of 1t, reached Telluride at
$50 this morning, with just time to
turn around, get breakfast and start
back.
The first mishap occurred Just this
side of Hesperus when the draw bar
pulled out of the front end OF the
mail car, dropped down and threw the
car off the track. Mail Clerk L. C.
Rogers was standing in the open
Goor: he was thrown out and sustain
ed broken leg.
Restoring the car to the track the
train came along without incident
about ten hours late, leaving Rico
last night at 10 o'clock. About two
miles the other side OF Lizard Head
divide something went wrong with
| the engine and it would not even pull
| itself up the hill. The train was let
| back down the hill six or seven miles
| to Coke Ovens, sat out in the siding
and the engine backed down to Rico
When they got on top finally about 2
| o'clock they encountered one of the
worst snow storms they have found
| up there this winter, but it was only
| n squall of short duration and did not
delay them. Dropping down to Ophir
| Loop without incident, except to stop
two or thre times and roll rocks of
the track, they left the loop little
after 3. All the way down to Vance
rocks had been rolling down and no
| less than half dozen were rolled off.
but fortunately none were so large
that two or three men could not get
them out of the way, but 1t was nee
essary to come down at snails pace
and two and half hours were con-
sumed in making the fifteen miles
| There were something like a dozen
passengers, three or four ladies'.
Durango semi-weekly herald., 1907-03-25

tom has been encouraged II the pleas
ure derived were not excuse enough.
The teachers present last evening
were Mr.. and Mrs. Parsons. Miss Ok
erstrom. Miss Rail-. Miss King, and
Mr.. Smiley.
Mrs. A. E. Lund entertained the
Monday Afternoon Sewing club this
week. There were twelve ladies pres
ent and the time was spent very pleas
antly in bridge instead of the usual
sewing.
On Wednesday evening Mr.. and
Mrs. A. e. Lund gave very charm
ing dinner, followed by musicale.
The R.ests were Mr.. and Mrs. Rowe
Ping ~. Mr.. and Mrs. C. p. Herbert
Mr. and Mrs. Joe Woods, Miss Win
ME Turrell, Mr.. Earl Barber, DR.. and
Mrs. Turrell and Mr.. Reynolds.
Durango semi-weekly herald., 1907-03-25
MARRIE ED.

Mr.. Olof Erickson and Miss Amanda
Gustafson, both OF Silverton. were
married last evening at the residence
of Mr.. Nelson, 439 Fourth avenue. Rev.
II. j. Grace of the First Methodist
church officiating. Mr.. Andrew Han
son of Silverton, acted in the capacity
OF best man, and Miss Anna johnson
of the same place acted as brides
maid. Other guests were present and
ifter the wedding ceremony a sumptu-
GUS supper was served. The happy
couple will continue to make their
home at Silverton, and many friends
wish for them long and prosperous
lives
Durango semi-weekly herald., 1907-03-25
DISTRICT COURT.

The Kramer case has been on all
day today, being argued as we go to
press and there will probably be no
other business transacted. The hides
in the case are on exhibition in the
,ourt room.
No case have been set for the com
ng week owing to the possibility OF
the bill passing changing the time
of holding court, carrying as 1t does
he emergency clause. If the present
term continues the Day cases will be
heard the first of the week.
Durango semi-weekly herald., 1907-03-25
Bearnaise Sauce.

Beat the yolks of two eggs very
light; put into n raised-bottom sauce
pan and set in one Of boiling water;
stir into 1t, few drops at time,
three tablespoonfurs of salad oil, beat
ing as you stir; then. as graually. the
same quantity OF boiling water; next,
one tablespoonful OF lemon juice, a
dash of cayenne and salt.
This is served with all sorts of fish,
also with chops. outlets and steaks.
MARION HARLAND.
The High School Seniors entertain
ed the Juniors at the home of David
Rachofsky last evening. Judging from
the enthusiasm with which the boys
and girls entered into the fun every
one enjoyed the dancing and games
to the fullest extent. The custom of
exchanging hospitalities between these
two classes has become fixed and each
spring the Juniors entertain the Sen
iors who return the courtesy later.
There are many reasons why the Gus
Durango semi-weekly herald., 1907-03-25

stated yesterday the stopping of sub-
scriptions TO the News-Times would
not have any material effect on the
publishers. at the same time as in.
dividuals we cannot understand why
they should take sheet that is taking
the stand the News is taking regard.
ing the normal school.
w. NJ. r. French of the Art institute
OF Chicago says that Miss Bargelt re-
ceived honorable mention" for ex.
cellence in drawing in several of her
examinations. One Of her works re-
ceived the distinction of being repro-
duced in the school catalogue. Miss
Bargelt illustrates her readings by
sketches and cartoons. The Oriole
Concert company at Red Men hall.
Friday, March 20. Tickets at Bal
ster's.
Durango semi-weekly herald., 1907-03-25

have It brought about in such a way
that 1t could be charged to the mod
crate party and on basis which rec
ognized the justice of the complaint
which they had made. The moderate
party was always In favor OF inter
vention and was glad to have II come.
though they had thought to escape
responsibility for It."
In the meantime 5000 troops of the
United States army had been hurried
to Cuba and about 1000 marines had
been landed from naval vessels and
been distributed throughout the island
at strategic points where they were
most needed, and they were cordially
welcomed by the people. Indeed, the
presence of these troops not only re-
stored confidence. but caused univer-
half of the marines have been sent
home and the military force has been
reduced to about 5000 men. The larg-
est number Is at Camp Columbia,
| about six miles from the city of Ha-
vana, where General Barry, command
ing the army Of pacification, has his
headquarters with his staff. He has
| under his command two battalions of
| engineers, two companies Of the sig
nal corps, the Eleventh, Fourteenth,
Seventeenth and Eighteenth batteries
| nf artt1
teenth cavalry, the Fifth, Eleventh,
Seventeenth, Twenty-seyenth and
Twenty-eighth infantry. There are
three or four companies stationed in
or near all of the large cities. and one
or two companies at twenty or thirty
different posts throughout the island
The First provisional regiment of ma
rines, under command of Lieutenant
Colonel Franklin T. Moses, is distrib
uted among six different posts.
In the province of Havana, at Camp
Columbia are Company A Of the hos
pital corps, Company | of the signal
corps, the Twenty-eighth infantry, un
day Colonel w. l.. Pitcher; the Sec
ond battalion of engineers, the
Eleventh, Fourteenth, Seventeenth and
| Eighteenth batteries Of artillery and
a portion of the Eleventh cavalry.
In Pinar del Rio, the. westernmosi
province of Cuba, are stationed the
Eleventh cavlary, under Colonel Ear
u. Thomas, with several companies oi
the Seventeenth and Eighteenth in
fantry.
In the province of Cardenas is a
portion of the Fifth infantry, in com
mand of Major w. o. Clark.
In the province of Santa Clara is
the Fifteenth cavalry, under command
OF Colonel George p. Chase, and q
portion of the Fifth cavalry, under
Major Francis P Fremont.
In the province of Matanzas is the
Twenty-eighth infantry, in command
of Colonel Owen ]. Sweet, and @
portion of the Fifth infantry.
In the province of Camaguey is the
Seventeenth infantry, in command oi
Colonel Van Orsdale.
In the province OF Santiago Is the
| Eleventh infantry, commanded by Col
onel Albert l.. Myer, and in the
Oriente, the easterly province of Cuba
is portion of the Eleventh infantry
under command of Major j. B. Jack
| son.
The troops take no part in local oi
public affairs of any kind. They sim
ply occupy the camps and do theil
daily routine. They keep as much In
the background as possible. and while
they do not conceal their presence al
any time or under any circumstances
they do not make it known. While
the flag of the United States floats
over the camps, 1t is not seen any
| where else.
Durango semi-weekly herald., 1907-03-25

party of five eastern gentlemen
were here Friday Of last week for the
purpose of looking over and investi-
eating the resources OF this commun-
Icy and learn what we had here to
offer investors and homeseekers. They
left well pleased. Some of the party
were railroad officials, but were not
here in an official capacity. so we
have no railroad news to publish at
this time.-Farmington Enterprise.