Semi-weekly herald., 1908-02-24

f. NJ. Crowell, wife and daughter of
Mancos spent the night at the Stra-
ter. being on their way to Arizona.
where Mr.. Crowell has mining inter
ests.
Messrs. Logan and Charlton got Il
start at fixing the Bondal bridge yes
terday. They went down again this
| morning to continue the work.
Il. NJ. Hampton l.. w. Smith, j. T..
Cotton and w. w. Nossaman came
ming on business pertaining to the
banks.
w. G. Fraser of Pueblo was an ar.
rival last night his business being in
connection with the adjustment of the
insurance settlements of the big fire.
He is stopping at the Southern.
The mining field adjacent to Duran
90 is receiving some attention from
Theo Ivens of Sioux City. Ia, and
Joseph Aurell OF Mcpherson. Kas
who are registered at the Strater
An operation was performed yester-
day on the foot OF Alex Erickson at
rfs
foot was injured in the Iowa mine at
Silverton some time ago.
Ed Hollingsworth, clerk of the His
trict court at Silverton is spending
the day in town, having come down
last evening. He goes out ia the
morning to ojo Caliente hot springs
to spend few eeks.
A fellow who was in a hurry TO get
married wanted Billy Mack to put ou
more steam and pull the lever wide
| open. But Billy just poked along AZ
the same old gait-wouldn't hurry a
bit. Billy has been married too long
| to appreciate the situation.
| A Denver special to the Pueblo
Chieftain says that the marriage
germ is injecting the state house to
such an extent that some OF the offic-
ials believe the building will have to
he quarantined or they will not be
able to keep enough stenographers to
carry on the business.
| p. b. McAtee says the railroad men
haven't got any troubles this winter
Not enough snow to make any. Here
is the key to the situation said he
as he held up little key that might
be easily mistaken for the key to 9
locket.
| +. II. Roberts, who is now located
at Red Mesa. Colo. southwest of Du
range, has bought bunch of 360t
MeriDo sheep of the Nelson broth egi
at Bluff City, Utah. He already ha,
400 fullblood ewes which he bought o
X. e. Cooper, the Pennington sheer
on the Montezuma forest reserve thil
season. He went to Pennington thi!
morning and intends to bring up
bunch OF ewes to his ranch at Re'
Mesa, where they will be fed uiti
the range is good in the spring.
= Mrs. Pulford departed this mor1iit
? for Colorado Springs. the trip beiD
+ made partly on account of persona
: matters and partly on account of cd
3 cational matters. While there Mr.
+ Pulford hopes to secure the mex
3 teachers institute for Durango. an
= also to arrange for adding a domest.
+ science department. which will b
, something new in the Institutes mel
in this section. The services OF D.
Sanford Bell as conductor have bee
secured, and Mrs. Bell viii conduC
:. the primary department Mrs. Pu
ford thinks the addition OF SEWN
u and cooking department will great
:. add to the interest of the instltur
e Pagosa Springs is the only competttc
l. for the institute this year. Mrs. Pu
II ford hopes to be back next Tuesday.
s. F. r. Durment and family are Il
n latest to change their home from Col
is RADIO Springs to San Juan county. Ne
It Mexico. Mr. Durment was seen at Il
ID Palace hotel this morning and e
le pressed himself as happy over h
x new location, which is near Riversid
at He has carload of household good
lie He has been mining for the past (
Of teen years, having been with the POI
y. land at Cripple Creek for some yeai
10 and concluding that he has all Il
e. mining he wants, decided TO go In
re the fruit raising business. Colora
10 Springs, although a fine place to li'