Semi-weekly herald., 1907-10-07

Mrs. Anna Z. Jack went out ~
Ignacio this morning to visit few
DAYS with her son, ]. N.
George Slough came in from Denver
last evening, and is around shaking
hands with old friends today.
Among the Silverton visitors arriv-
ing the first day of the fair were Mrs
Gobel. Mrs. Crocker and Mrs. W. d.
Watson.
Alderman Casey has kissed the
llarney stone. We can prove 1t by
several of his fellow laborers ON the
council.
Chas. Nichols yesterday afternoon
plead guilty in the county court TO
the charge of cattle stealing. Sen
tence has not yet been passed.
Prof. DIN and wife of the agricul
tural college arrived last evening via
Silverton. They will act as judges In
the agricultural and horticultural ex-
hihts.
The Democrat wants to know who
the individual was that tackled up ad'
yertising matter at the fair grounds
and Is not down on the fair guarantee
fund. Harry Lazarus, If you please.
Come again.
Jack Slattery bought the entire re
tire reserved seat and outer section
iu the grand stand this morning for
his Silverton friends. Jack ia no Diker.
The train from the east last night
was crowded to the limit. Coming
from Pagosa Springs and other points
along the line to attend the fair and
see the big ball game.
George Allen came up from Farm
ington last evening and is a spectator
at the fair-the first time In the his
tory of the association. And his nnc
fruit exhibit is missed. But Mr.. Allen
SAYS he put In so much time at Pueblo
and Pennington that he could not
devote any more this year.
In appreciation OF the good worR
performed in the box yesterday by
Hopskea a collection was taken at the
Commercial club last evening, sev
eral giving IS and others down tt
so cents, making in all about $50. And
The Herald willingly added its mite
The Kempton Komedy Ko. played tt
q good house at Red Men hall las
night Tonight there will be another
splendid play given. and after thu
show the floor will be cleared ant
dancers given an opportunity to shake
their feet on the best dancing floor II
the state.
Yesterday afternoon County Judge
Clements sentenced Clarence CudigaI
and Bert Babcock to the reform schoo
for truancy. Sentence was suspend
ed during good behavior. There are
a number of others who will be served
the same way and the first break the,
make to the reform school they go
Manager Carter OF the Telluride bal
team. after betting 5000 with TIVE
Silverton parties on today's game
making in all over $1,000 up on the
result. offered to bet 1000 additiona
the Telluride boys would win tn,
dough. And some Of 1t was takeI
and probably every dollar will be nj
before the game starts. 1t is safe t.
say Stockholders hold $4,000 on th
game this afternoon.
The train from Silyerton this morn
Ing brought In about 75 people an
9S tickets were sold for the specia
train arriving about IL. With thos
coming yesterday between $50 an,
300 Silverton and San Juan count.
people are in attendance at the fair
for all of which our people are CRATE
fcl. The Rio Grande Southern wa
also crowded last night as well as thu
one from Pennington. and 1t is esti
mated fully one thousand people arr
IN the city from outside towns.
The dead body of Mrs. Amelia Wal
ters was found this morning iioatin,
In about two feet of water on the
Weinig place near the cemetery. She
had evidently taken her own life. al
her shawl. hat and pocketbook wer,
found on the bank of the little pond
where she placed them before enter
ing the water.
She disappeared in the afternoon O.
Tuesday. Parties had been quietl,