Semi-weekly herald., 1909-03-15

Attorney Frank L. Ross Of the Ros
Milling and Mining company of Su
verton will arrive In Durango this ev
ening on his way to Denver.
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J. d. Sheffield came In from Delt,
last night. and went out ON today.
Southern TO the Montezuma valley IL
| search or land.
Pat Moray was an arrival from Sill
verton yesterday on his way to Azte,
where he expects to buy ranch. He
left on the Red Apple this morning.
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John Wallace and p. l. Byrnes a.
rived last night from Dixie, Ida. and
went out to Florida mesa this morning
to visit friends. The gentlemen are
land seekers
Miss Nell Evans OF Butler. Mo-, and
Miss NJ. Shaw OF Homer. ILL.,. arrived
last night and were guests of the Pal
ace. leaving today for Pennington,
where they will make their home In
future.
Ed Dordan OF Silverton left for Crip,
pie Creek this morning with Jack
Young. who was bndiy Injured In an
explosion at the Precious Metals mine
near Silverton. MIR. Young win con.
suit a specialist In regard TO saving
the sight of one eye.
Charles SehonefeId, the genial en-.
gineer on the Paeosa Springs branch.
Is in Durango for n couple of DAYS
getting some repair work done on his
engine Mr.. Schonefeld says our crop
OF snow is pretty fair. but II can't
begin TO compare with the Springs.
We have enough, thank you.
Dick Weston. who has been an In
mate OF the ochsner hospital for sew
eral weeks. was returning passenger
to his home In Silverton on the morn.
Ing train. Mr.. Weston was unfortu.
nate enough to get his left foot frozen
while walking down to Silverton from
one of the mines. so that the foot
had TO be amputated.
Jay Turley. postmaster at Turley.
N, M. and hustling real estate man
returned last night from Santa Fe
where he attended United States court
as witness against man accused of
using cancelled postage stamps. r..
Egsleston and q. A. Allen, both OF
rtmpas. Colo. accompanied him. The
party left for Aztec today.
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Mr.. and Mrs. Victor Nestorson and
family departed for Telluride today
where they expect TO locate. They
stayed over night at the Palace on
their way from Cuba. where MIR. Mes.
torson had plantation. He snys that
he did not like 1t In the West Indies
on account OF the climate, which did
not agree with any OF the family. He
expects to go into business In Tellu.
ride.
Funeral service OF little William
Spangler were held at 2 o'clock this
afternoon at the family residence.
Rev. w. f.. Bennett had charge OF
the service. 1t seems very sad when
these little human buds are blasted
which he have had for so short time,
but long enough to learn how sweet
they are and to make their removal a
desolation indeed.
The little hands that clasped 30
close. lie still upon a quiet breast:
the little voice that cooed and called
is silent; the little feet that never
walked have travelled far. for the baby
spirit has gone beyond the sun.
But he is safe for the loving tender
Fatber-Mother dod is there.
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(From Fridays DAily.)
The Democrat can cite no Instance
when The Herald was awarded public
printing from the city or county from
fayoritism. Therefore It never was
given" anything that It did not bid
for.
r. p. Hott. George Vests partner
left for visit to his Allison ranch
today. before going on TO his home at
Pagosa Springs. sfr. Holt has been
In the city for a cnnple of dnya ON