Semi-weekly herald., 1907-11-11

shape. Money panic did not hit our
people.
Henry Ambold was among the pros
porous ranchmen in the city today
from the upper Animas.
Charley Griffith will not be compell-
ed to issue certificates. Just finished
threshing 1l.00O bushels OF grain.
Dan Thornton "driv in from the
ranch this afternoon. Says he was
unable to cut about twenty acres OF
hay owing to lack OF help.
At the time OF going to press.
o'clock, District Attorney Pulliam was
engaged in the closing address to the
jury in the Daytime case. Mr.. Pul.
liam is making strong appeal for con.
viction.
Franklin Guiterman, manager of the
American Smelling ana Refining com
pany, and Dan Mclean. manager OF
the local plant. returned from Silver
ton this morning. and Mr. Guiterman
continued on to Denver
w. u. Kinney came in from Denver
last evening and stopped over night
a. the Strater Will go to Silverton
today He was accompanied by c
w. Davis of Waterville Me, an official
o. the Gold King Mining company, OF
which Mr.. Kinney is manager
The members of the Degree of poca
hontas entertained a numbe. of guest
at the social last night There were
vocal and Instrumental music and re
treshments, after which the dancin.
kall was utilized and couple of hours
enjoyed tripping the light fantastic
The funeral of the japanese WHO
died from injuries received in the
Cumbres hill wreck took place from
the Durango undertaking parlors at
O'Clock this afternoon, A number OF
the deceased's countrymen accompa
MED the remains to the cemetery.
In the case of the People VS.. Ivan
Thomas. charged with breaking into
the Rio Grande Southern depot at Hes
perus, the defendant plead guilty to
the charge. He was assessed the
costs in the case and released on {;
hollo contendree. with proviso that th.'
state Reserves the right Tor an alias
capias at any time. That is. If the
young man gets into any more trou
BILE the district attorney can take him
before the . court and have sentence
pronounced.
The case of the people VS. ID. f. Day
and James Vine, charged with selling
liquor to minors at Trimble Springs
was on hearing in the district court
today. The jury panel consists OF John
Austin. j. r. Graham, Jacob Ohlwiler
J. f. Koley, Henry Burgo, Homer Self
r d. Nordylle. Alphus Asair, w. b
Farley, 4. S. Evans. j. n. Burnetts
Frank Rainnain. There were eighteen
witnesses for the defense. The test
mony of majority was that they
drank Wine over the bar and the same
was supplied by James Vine.
II has been decided that the meet
iES Monday night at which time pro
fessors from the agricultural college
viii address the people of Durango on
subjects of much interest to everyone
will be held in the assembly room OF
the high school building. The school
children. as well as the grown up
folks, are urged to be present At
the meetings held over .he county dur
ing the week much interest has been
shown and the meetings largely at.
tended, Much valuable information
has been given for the Improvement
OF the farm, the garden, the poultry
yard and other essential departments
OF the farmer and his household
There should be a large attendance
of Durango people. 1t will pay them
In passing Corners art studio one
might easily imagine himself in n
large city as the place would do credit
to a city ten times the size of Durango
But Mr. Conner has always been noted
Tor doing well whatever he undertakes
HIS photos have a reputation all over
the state. Since purchasing the musi-
cal department of Prof. Doucet the
partition has been taken out and the
lront portion of the building devoted
To pianos and musical Instruments
along with fine display of artists
material and photos Lately Mr.. Con
ner has added collection of life size
pictures made from negatives that for
beauty and elegance far surpass any
thing ever seen in Durango. One OF