Semi-weekly herald., 1908-07-16

tomorrow viii go out to the Pine
river home. Mr.. Kirkpatrick left here
last summer with intention of remain
ing away three years. but says he
cannot remain away from Colorado
our beautiful days and invigorating
air.
Miss Anna and Carrie Jorden and
Miss Lula Warnken are visitor from
New York city. who are having hne
trip. Staying over in Denver, for
two weeks. the ladies' are making the
circle trip, stopping off at various
points Of interest They came from
Rico, where Miss Warnken has an un-
Gle, here. They left this smorning on
the eastern, for the Yellowstone park.
DR.. J. Walter Fewkes and Mrs.
Fewkes arrived from Mancos Sunday
evening. DR.. Fewkes has been in
charge of the cliff ruins in Mancos
canon. and has Just finished repairing
and cleaning the Spruce Tree house.
The next work to be done will be on
the main road into the park to be be-
gun next month. DIR. and Mrs. Fewkes
left for Washington. D. c., today.
Frank H. Young returned to Pueblo
this morning via the Southern. Mr..
Young says he noticed many improve
ments since his last visit. In walk
over the town the changes he observed
were little short of marvellous. A new
and beautiful Durango is growing on
the old foundation. Prosperity seem.
ed evident in every direction.
%
Harry E. Ewing is visiting Mr.. and
| Mrs. G. e. Herr, being q cousin OF
Mrs. Herr. Mr.. Ewing graduated this
spring from Colorado college at Colo
RADIO Springs. where he was secretary
| of the college Y. M. c. A. He is q
young man of high attainments and
after enjoying a short rest from his
arduous studies of the past few years
will start out In life's work with bright
prospects.
| Mr.. and Mrs. J. w. Sites and Miss
Mary Sites returned from Bayfield, Sat
urday evening where they attended
the camp meeting, as guests of Mr.
and Mrs. r. C. Salyer All visitors ex
claim at the beauty of the Pine rivel
country. and are surprised at the popu
lation of the surrounding district
There was a large attendance at the
camp meeting and much interest wa:
manifested in the services. Before
returning Mr.. Sites and family VISITED
MIR. and Mrs. Gene Strawn. Nat
urally they had a good time.
Reese McCloskey returned from
Denver last evening. He says tn,
convention hall Is surely fine build
ing, with seating capacity of $4,000
1t is SO well arranged that the entir,
building can be emptied In few min
utes. Price for board and room wer,
not exorbitant. The hotels, within
radius of six blocks of the hall raiset
their prices. Outside of that goo,
rooms could be obtained at about tn,
usual price. Restaurant rates wer,
the same. The committee on accom-
modations said there were severa
thousand rooms not even applied for
Denver could have handled many NOR
visitors with ease. Mrs. McCloskey
who accompanied him to Denver wen
on to Connecticut, her old home.
"A Iufsc uoAoe.s.--
this morning to see that Mr.. d. +
Kinney and his bride-till noon yes
terday Miss Georgia Fisher-got ava
safely. Henry Berri, George Moody
VIM. Birkimer ct al, for fear tn
trunks would break open trimme,
them in pink muslin with a border O
old shoes. Then the above name,
lay in wait for the unfortunates ant
bombarded them with rice, until tn,
platform looked like snow storm an,
the car as If the unexpected had hap
pened. The happy pair were boun,
for Kansas City where they will visi
the groom's brother, after which the,
will go on to New York. where Mr.
| Kinney will combine business will
pleasure, and spend his spare time IL
| buying goods. Mr.. Musser, the bes
man, left with them.
The following cases came up befor,
Justice Henry Hechtman at 1:3O thf
afternoon. The state against: Pet,
Lftz, a half breed Mexican, and vii
liam Treager; a German, Leonard
Scott; Jose Lopez, Capito, a Ute. ant
Alvin Schaaf, all for horse stealing
AS Litz and Treager are under six
teen years of age, their cases were
transferred to the county court. Leo
nard Scott waived examination apt
was bound over in the sum of $1,000
to the district court. Lopez, Chapitc
and Schaaf. hearing continued unit
tomorrow at 10 o'clock.
Application was made by Harry
jackson, representing himself and
other creditors of the Gold King Min
Ing company of San Juan county, be-
fore Judge Pike Saturday for q re.
ceiver for this property. Messrs. Rit.
ter Buchanan of Durango and Mr..
Waterman of Denver are attorneys for
the creditors asking for the receiver.
Mr.. Waterman arrived last evening
from Denver and Messrs. Kinney, Bor-
deleau and others arrived from ST.
verton this morning to furnish the nee
essary evidence before Judge Pike.
Messrs. Barnes and Barnes of Silver
ton and Mr.. Ellis of Denver are here
representing the defense and for the
purpose OF filing motion for contin-
uance of the hearing. Up to the hour
OF going to press the nature of the
motion could not be ascertained, and
the attorneys for the parties making
the application are waiting develop
ments.
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