Durango semi-weekly herald., 1902-09-22

Norton, game warden OF the south
western section. The fine imposed
was s25 and costs, amounting to
s3S.40 The officers are after several
other fellows who are chasing deer
with hounds.
Attention is called to the fact that
1t is strictly against the law to hun.
any deer. elk antelope or bison with
dogs
G. w kust. of the Rust Brothers
Lumber company, went home to Do
lores today. after short stay in Du-
range.
Mrs. J. C. Turner went to Porter
this morning for visit, accompanied
by Miss Ella Cavanaugh OF that town
wno has been guest IN Durango
Mrs. Martin Bates came down from
Ouray last night, returning this morn
ing to her home in Bayfield,. Mrs.
Bates has been in Canon City for two
weeks attending her father, who die
in that place last Sunday.
Bishop Pitaval of Santa Fe, accom-
panied by Father GARNER. will arrive
from Pennington tonight. At 10
o'clock tomorrow morning the bishop
viii sing pontifcal vespers. and at
this same service, Father Lissner will
address the congregation on the sub
iect of his travels and mission work
in Africa.
Will Nicodemus spent the night in
Durango. arriving last evening. in
company with his sister, Miss Maggie.
who has been visiting him at Tellu-
ride. Miss Nicodemus. in company
with Miss Edith McCloskey, were
visitors at Salt Lake during the Elk
| carnival. Miss McCloskey came on
to Durango week ago and has been
visiting her uncle and aunt. Mr.. and
Mrs. Reese McCloskey. since. having
been residing in Pennsylvania since
the death of her parents, Mr.. and Mrs
NJ. j. McCloskey, in this city some
ten or twelve years ago. Miss Nc
Closkey will remain for a time. Mr.
Nicodemus and sister returned to
Telluride this morning.
The inquest held yesterday over the
remains OF the murdered Indian at
| Ignacio. shows that he was killed I'M
| lawfully and feloniously by a gunshot,
fired by the White River Ute who is
now imprisoned in the Durango Jail.
| Tho ttun rnnSinS and
never known to have any quarrel.
Not even their squaws knew what the
real trouble was. but the opinion
seems to prevail that it was jealousy.
The dead man was very popular
among his comrades, the murderer
was not well liked. The latter began
to throw rocks at his cousin in the
morning After he had fired the ia
tai shot he ran up to his comrades
and told them what he had done.
The wounded man lived long enough
to say that he did not know why his
cousin shot him. The prisoner will
not talk further than to say that he
killed his own flesh and blood, and is
ready to give his life in return. He
is glad that he killed him. The In
dans would have dragged the muir
derer to death had not the officers
first secured him.
Plans have been completed for ad-
ding a new warehouse to the rear of
Patterson's market, and work vii!
commence shortly.
l IN, Nm n ha
ing week you will want first class
place to stop. The Palace hotel fills
the bill, and McNeeley will look after
your wants in every particular. Clean,
well aired rooms, good table service,
etc.
Mrs. j. l.. Parsons entertained at
her home yesterday afternoon with
six-handed euchre, there being four
tables. The house was prettily dec,
grated with autumn flowers. Mrs.
Lloyd Sheets won the first priz, and
Mrs, W. g. White the lone hand prize
Delightful refreshments were served
after the games. Those present
were: Mrs. Lloyd Sheets. Mrs. w. G
White. Mrs. Frank Eldredge. Mrs
Gus Roberts, Mrs. Lewis, Mrs. Bal
ster. Mrs. Jakway, Mrs. Perkins, Mrs
c. C, Perkins. Mrs. George, Mrs. Rob
inson, Mrs. Kruschke, Mrs. Egan, Mrs
McCloud. Mrs. Robert Sloan. Mrs
Chauncey Morgan. Mrs. Hackett, Mrs
]. l.. Williams, Mrs. Mcconnell Mrs
Hahn, Mrs. Sam Herr, Mrs. Newman
The six-months' old baby of Mr.
and Mrs. Frank Hartman diel this
afternoon after some days of doubt
and suffering. The sympathy of many
friends will he extended in this hour
OF grief
The stores of the town have not
had a very pleasant day for their mil
linery openings, but the ladies who
have ventured to brave the clements
have seen a gorgeous display Of hats
at Graden's, The Famous and The
Fair. On account of the rain and colo
weather winter apparel looks NOR,
comfortable and inviting than Il