Semi-weekly herald., 1907-11-21
LOCAL NEWS.
tFrom Mondays Dally)

b. ". solomon went ont to his ranch
yesterday.
Z. II. Van Endert returned last even
ing from a trip to Denver.
Bert Brown came down from Silver
ton yesterday to visit his folks.
George Logan returned yesterday
morning from business trip to Sill
yerton.
John keIlenbergcr is back from a.
trip around the circle, calling on his
Ilany customers.
Frank Grady returned to Chama yes
terday after spending several days Wis
iting his parents here
Ed Weller. who has been visiting rel
atives here for the past week de-
parted for Pueblo this morning.
Mrs. w. II. Crooke. who has been
visiting her sister Mrs. L. c. Jak-
way. returned to her Siverton home
Saturday evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. NJ. Ferguson de
parted this morning for visit with
Mr.. Fergnson's parents In Missouri
They viii spend "A few days in Juanita
and Denver on the way
The railroad is unable to furnish |
cars for the sugar beet crop in this |
valley and they are now being u1 |
loaded from the wagons at Montrose
in the Fischer Lumber Yards over
100 cars thus loaded are standing on
the sidetracks at Grand Junction.
Montrose Press.
Rio Dolores Mining company will |
not be at all affected by financial con |
1itiols. Superintendent John W. |
Burns is driving ahead on the main |
tunnel and will continue that work an |
winter. In the meantime he is devel- |
uping "A large vein of milling ore on |
the level above the tunnel When this |
property is fully developed it viii he |
one of the biggest willing properties |
in the Rico district-Rico News.
Milt Herrick. who is well known to |
the people of Silverton as the gentle |
manly captain of the Durango baseball |
team, has come up TO take charge of
Nathans clothing store in this place |
!. we are glad to welcome him among |
the business men of our town and wish |
him a prosperous and successful career
in Silverton.-Silverton Standard.
In the district court today the case |
against Rosemay Vanderlip was be
gun and the day taken up in selecting |
jury. The regular panel Of twenty |
four was exhausted and a special |
venire issued for twelve more This Is |
the case where the defendant is |
charged with numbering Charles Van |
derlip year ago on the 2gth of May |
Marianl, subchief of the Utes, aC-i |
companied by few bucks OF his band |
were up from Navajo Springs this |
week. 1t is TO be hoped that should |
the troops get after the Indians any
where down in that section they will |
mistake that fellow for a Navajo rene i
gade and make him good" He is an |
all-around william, with probably as
many murders to his credit as has |
any member OF the Ute 1ation.-Msn-l
cos Times-Tribune.
The snowstorm of last night and to-
day while general over the San Juan. |
Durango appears to nave received the |
bulk of it. At Silyerton there was
Just about enough , cover the ground. |
while at Telluride about two inches
fell last night. IN Durango this morn
ing there were fully six inches on the |
ground. 1t was very wet and had it |
been light and dry would have beea
at least twelve inches. II is much |
better for the country than a rain
would have been.
Two weeks ago today November
., John w. Macley, one of the Rio
Grande Southern bridge carpenters
had his leg broken by cave of dirt
while excavating for a railroad cul-
vert about one-quarter of a mile south
OF Lizard head. He was brought to
Telluride and temporary relief was
given him at the hospital, and Sunday
morning he went on his way to the
d. & Il. G. hospital at Salda. The
Denver train last evening brought
him back in a coffin consigned to his
people at Dolores. where he will be
buried tomorrow, the Durango train
taking the body down this morning.
As is sometimes the case after acci-
dents, the patient contracted pneu-
monia at Salida and that is what he