Semi-weekly herald., 1907-11-07
CFrom Mondays paIly.l

(From Mondays Daily.)
John w Wingate returned Satur-
day evening from weeks stay in
Denver.
Vic Coulson came In from bayfield,
last evening and is in the city today
on business.
Mrs. George Chesbro was operated
uI~n yesterday at Mercy hospital by
DA Lackey. She is reported as doing
nicely today.
A. q. Baker. wife, two daughters and
son, who have been looking over the
country left this morning for their
home in Albion. Mich.
l.. a. Klinger, city treasurer OF Sill
verton, passed through yesterday
morning bound for ojo Caliente, N. NJ.
tor couple OF weeks stay.
Miss Marie Peignot, boolSkeeper for
the Snyder-L.ightner Grocery company,
left yesterday morning for Colorado
Springs. called there by the serious
Illness of her sister.
| r. H. Knowlton of the Carter-Rice-
| Carpenter Paper company, arrived last
evening from Telluride and Is calling
ON the trade today Tomorrow morn
ing he will leave for Santa Fe.
A team belonging TO Wood & Nor.
| gan ran away Saturday evening and
collided with Nelson's delivery wagon
one of the runaways was so badly in
iured 1t viii be confined to the horse
| hospital for three or four weeks
w A. Parry, G. Il. Herr. John Herr
| and w. S. Pickerill, who spent ten
days hunting ducks at Sinking lakes
| In New Mexico, returned Saturday
| night loaded down with birds. and
good many Durangoltos are feasting
| ON roast duck, who didn't have the
trouble or sport of going after them
D.
Last night u young man crazed with
drink started rough house In the
Chinese restaurant. He was taken In
charge by the police and spent lne
night In the city jail. This morning
he was taken before Police Magistrate
Ioux and fined $40. He made arrange
ments to liqnidate the fine and was
released
j. d. Biggs, who has been visiting
his brother. $. NJ, for the past few
days. left for his home ia Salt Lake
this morning over the Southern. Mr.
Biggs spent the summer visiting rela.
| tiyes in Kansas and Ohio.
| VIM. Campbell. Il ranchman on Her
| mosa Creek, died yesterday morning
| from heart trouble. He was about As
years of age and unmarried. He has
| no relatives here. Two brothers live
| In New York They have been notified
and the body is at the Durango un-
dertaling establishment awaiting ad
| vices from them as to the disposition
of the remains.
Hon. r. ID. Burns Is spending the
| day in Durango, having put in the
night at Trimble Springs. Nj. Burns
is figuring with local contractors with
view OF putting In a steam heating
| plant for the hotel and dancing pa
| yilion. Approximate cost win be s2.'
i 900. He drove to Trimble this after.
noon and will probably return to Tier
ra Amarillo tomorrow morning.
The Herald sincerely regrets the
| tagedy at Hesperus Sunday. During
| our short acquaintance with Mr. Walk.
or we found him to be gentleman
| in every way. Again, we have been
personally and intimately acquainted
with BILLY" Mason for nearly quar-
ter OF century. Then there is the
wife and child In Denver who are
mourning the untimely death of
| loved husband and father. It's SAD
no matter which way you look at it,
District court convened this morn
ing. The docket was read. but no
cases set. The jurymen were excused
| until . o'clock tomorrow morning. Un
der the new naturalization laws the
first day OF the fall term OF the district
court shall be given TO the considera-
tion Of applicants for citizenship. The
district Judge has the power to reject
applicants II he deems II advisable
There are nine applicants who wish
10 transfer their allegiance from the
rulers OF their native land to that oil
Uncle Sam. Seven Jurymen offered
excuses for relief from services. and
| were excused. An open venire was