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<br />Jenks and Colmer, would have
<br />made a handsome scene for a
<br />good catch Wednesday night.
<br />The store was entered by some-
<br />one who evidently kicks against
<br />the high cost of living. Some
<br />eggs, butter, and other rare treats
<br />of the present day, were in some
<br />mysterious manner smuggled
<br />away from the store. Warrants
<br />were sworn out Thursday and
<br />before long the guilty person will
<br />be landed behind the prison bars.
<br />Mrs. H.R. Rood, formerly Mrs
<br />Edward G. Stoiber, of Silverton,
<br />will return to Denver shortly
<br />from an extended trip through-
<br />out France and will open her
<br />magnificent residents in the City
<br />of Lights, known as "Stoiberhof."
<br />60 YEARS AGO
<br />From the February 9, 1951
<br />edition of the Silwrton Standard
<br />& the Afhren
<br />20TH CENTURY FOX
<br />FILMING PIC HERE.
<br />San Juan County is again the
<br />scene of a Big Time movie-mak-
<br />ing. Twentieth-Century Fox
<br />started making winter scenes
<br />Tuesday on Molas Pass, just
<br />south of Silverton, for a new
<br />feature length film, "The
<br />Mystery of Convict Lake."
<br />... The cast of the new pic-
<br />ture will include Glen Ford,
<br />Gene Tierney, Zachary Scott,
<br />Helen Wainsmtt, Barbara Bates
<br />and Ann Dvorak
<br />NEW NIGHT COP
<br />AND STREET MAN.
<br />The City Council has
<br />appointed Herman Zueck night
<br />marshal to fill the vacancy
<br />caused by the resignation of
<br />Earl Aggus. Zueck, former sheriff
<br />of this county, has considerable
<br />experience in this type of work.
<br />The other appointment was
<br />Harley Short to the Street and
<br />Water Commissioner job. He
<br />replaces F.J. Brown, who has held
<br />that position for many years.
<br />Short, who returned to Silverton
<br />the past year and purchased the
<br />Alma House, is a former road
<br />overseer in this county and thor-
<br />oughly understands caterpillar
<br />and truck operation. He has been
<br />employed at the Treasury Tunnel.
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<br />50 YEARS AGO
<br />From the February 10, 1961
<br />edition of the Silverton StantGrrd
<br />die Nfinrer (Home of the Semi-
<br />retired 1939 Model Hoe Press):
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<br />DRILLING REVEALS
<br />MORE ORE BODIES
<br />AT TUNNEL WORK.
<br />Unconfirmed rumors in
<br />Silverton middle of the week
<br />were to the effect that core
<br />drilling at the American Tunnel
<br />indicated additional ore bodies
<br />had been cut. A series of holes
<br />have been drilled to determine
<br />the extent of the veins and loca-
<br />tion of others.
<br />A few local enthusiasts would
<br />like to see a miners' drilling con-
<br />test staged sometime this coming
<br />summer. Advenised it would
<br />attract many visitors as well as
<br />local people. The celebrations in
<br />years past drew record crowds.
<br />Let's talk up some kind of a min-
<br />ing show this summer.
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<br />SILVERTON STANDARD
<br />FIRST CHAIRMAN
<br />Political parties plan
<br />meetings for tonight
<br />The San Juan County
<br />Republicans will meet in the
<br />Commissioner's room and the
<br />Democrats in the County
<br />Treasurer's office on Thursday,
<br />Feb. 10 at 4 p.m. for their bi-
<br />annual re-organizational meet-
<br />ings.
<br />At these off-election year
<br />meetings, officers and precinct
<br />people are elected.
<br />LEGAL NOTICES
<br />PUBLIC NOTICE
<br />Jack Clark. Jr., P.O. Box 767,
<br />Srvenon, CO 81433 has filed an
<br />application for a Regular (112)
<br />Construction Materials Operation
<br />Reclamation Permit with the
<br />Colorado Mined Land
<br />Reclamation Board under provi-
<br />sions of the Colorado Land
<br />Reclamation Act for the Extraction
<br />of Construction Materials.
<br />The proposed mine is known as
<br />the Upper Animas Sand & Gravel,
<br />and is located at or near Section
<br />31, Township 42N, Range W,
<br />N.M. Prime Meridian.
<br />The proposed date of commence-
<br />ment is April 26, 2011, and the
<br />proposed date of completion is
<br />December 1, 2055. The proposed
<br />future use of the land is
<br />Rangeland. Additional information
<br />and tentative decision date may
<br />be obtained from the Division of
<br />Reclamation, Mining, and Safety,
<br />1313 Sherman Street, Room 215,
<br />Denver, Colorado 80203, (303)
<br />866-3567, or at the San Juan
<br />County Clerk and Recorder's
<br />Office, 1560 Greene Street, or the
<br />above named applicant.
<br />Comments must be in writing and
<br />must be received by the Division
<br />of Mining, Reclamation and
<br />Safety by 4:00 p.m. on March 16,
<br />2011.
<br />Please note that under the provi-
<br />sions of C.R.S. 34-32.5-101 et
<br />seq. Comments related to noise,
<br />truck traffic, hours of operation,
<br />visual impacts, effects on property
<br />values and other social or eco-
<br />nomic concerns are issues not
<br />subject to this Office's jurisdiction.
<br />These subjects, and similar ones,
<br />are typically addressed by your
<br />local governments, rather than
<br />the Division of Reclamation,
<br />Mining, and Safety or the Mined
<br />Land Reclamation Board.
<br />Published in the Silvenon
<br />Standard & the Miner. Feb 3, Feb.
<br />10, Feb. 17, Feb. 24, 2011.
<br />"Silverton is destined to become a city
<br />with Durango as a suburb."
<br />- The Silverton Standard, Sept. 21, i9oi
<br />The Standard & the Miner. Serving the
<br />greater metro Silverton area for 135 years.
<br />San Juan County Administrator Willy Tookey was recognized for serv-
<br />ing as the first chairman of the Southwest Colorado Council of
<br />Governments in 2010. He turned the reigns over to Dr. Rick Smith,
<br />mayor of Bayfield, in January.
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