Semi-weekly herald., 1907-10-21

The weather Is rather gloomy today
1t may be that the weather man is &C
ing to make good after all.
, Undersherin r. l.. Dale started to
, day on a hard trip over the countr.
after witnesses in cases to come NJ
during the next few days.
FOUND-"The Ways OF the ST,
Footed" public school library book No
ITO. room 8. high school building. Tn,
same is at the Herald office.
o. s. Galbreath returned last nigh
from Denver, where he went to argu,
water adjudication of the waters Of
Hermosa creek before the supreme
court.
Farmers, their wives and children
should by all means arrange to at
tend the meetings arrange for big
members OF the state agricultural col
lege faculty. They will receive much
Information that will be of great bene
fit to them in their iabors.
Oswald Link was over town today
the first time since his leg was broken
several weeks ago. He has to use
crutches. but can bear some weight
| on the injured member In n couple
OF weeks he will be able to throw the
crutches away
| The Ladies' of the Maccabees enter
| tanned Mrs. A. ID. Locke. state com
mander at the hall last night. Mrs.
| Locke is making her annual vista
| tion to the various hives of the state.
She made very pleasant and instruc-
| tive talk and was pleasantly enter
tained by the members afterward
| o
In the case of the people against
the children of Christian Hansen.
which was to come up today. the de
PENDANTS asked for consent to with.
draw their plea OF not guilty and file
a demurrer on account of unconsti-
tutionality of the law. The case will
probably not be tried until December.
1t will be a jury trial, and no jury
will be called for this term, which
ends the last of November.
Congressman Robert w. Bonynge
| came in from Denver on last evenings S
| eastern. He is making tour of the
state in the interests of his constitu-
ents. He left on this mornings train
The members of Colorado's congress
sional delegation are thoroughly post
ing themselves upon the needs of the
people of the state and have spent a
goodly portion of the year in visiting
various sections and are better inform
ed than usual just what the people
want
John w. Turner. real estate dealer.
yesterday sold to Felix Vonderviele
the Animas valley. This deal speaks
well of the Animas valley land as Mr.
Vonderveile has devoted the past four
weeks in various sections looking
for permanent location and the val
ley. he says, looked the best to him.
He is a hustler and good farmer and
intends to do considerable improving.
We need few more just like him.
Consideration. $4,000.
o
The question has been repeatedly
license to shoot rabbits. 1t has been
generally understood that a license
was required for all hunting For
the benefit of those who have not a
copy OF the game laws, we quote: II
section of division G.-Hunting Ii
censes-occurs the following: No
person shall shoot or engage in hunt
| ing any game protected by law with
out having procured license there
for" AS rabbits are not mentioned
in the list OF game protected by law
they do not come under that head and
no license is required for killing them.
The section also further provides
That nothing in this section shall
be construed as affecting the right of
any person to hunt or shoot on his
own land without license where such
land is used and owned exclusively
for agricultural or grazing purposes
and not for club or shooting purposes"
Therefore, a person does not require
a license to hunt any kind Of game
on his own land, provided 1t is not
used for club or shooting purposes.