Semi-weekly herald., 1908-08-06

York, Philadelphia and Boston. This
year the local canneries will get only
he second grades.
(From Wednesdays Daily
Rev. Mr.. Grace and Rev. Mr.. Coulter
came In from Allison last evening
where they visited Mr.. and Mrs. Tur-
man and ]. r. Neil.
Ire Bloomfield Of Monte Vista land
ed in Pagosa Springs last night to
spend few weeks in hopes of bene-
fitting q chronic case of rheumatism.
Chas. e. Mcconnell came In from
Denver last evening and will be with
us few days. Mr.. Mcconnell says
his copper property at Ely is looking
fine and with the advance in copper
and copper stocks is highly encour-
aged over the outlook.
The city officials should get after
the town herder. The other morning
he ran his horse pell-mell down one
OF the cement walks and onto a well.
kept lawn. It's an outrage and should
be stopped or the offender hauled up
and fined.
Geo. N. Raymond returned last ev-
ening from few days spent on the
Chama fishing-or attempting to fish,
the rains of the past week having
made all streams decidedly murky,
although he reports two very good
catches. Up to a week ago the fishing
in the Chama was excellent.
o.
Dave Miller. e. c. Reynolds mining
man, was a Silverton bound passen-
ger last evening en- route to the Frank
Hough mine which is reported making
fine showing. Mr.. Miller will return
and visit the May Day In few DAYS.
In this connection 1t should be borne
in mind that the May Day is being
steadily worked by a force OF ten men
in development work and the mine is
sure to open up new ore bodies with
the work that is being done.
AT the morning session of the dis
trict court the man Dale plead guilty
to the crime charged by his daughters
and was sentenced to three years in
the penitentiary, the children having
been sent some ten days or two weeks
ago to the State Industrial school and
the Home for Dependent Children.
such men as Dale can well be spared
from any community.
Dr. J. Leeka and wife of Oakwood.
ILL.,, who have been visiting their son.
+. E. Leeka of this city, for the past
ten days. returned to their home last
evening by way of Silverton. Oak.
wood is within eight miles of Dan.
vile, ILL.,, the home of Uncle Joe Can.
non, the distinguished speaker of the
house. DR.. and Mrs. Leeka were ac.
companied by Mrs. Sarah Ayleswortb
MIR. =. E. Leeka's aunt, whose home
Is at Fairmount. Ill.
United States District Attorne,
Ward' accompanied by his brother-in
law from Texas. and Fred johnson
publisher of the National Live Stock
Reporter OF Denver and secretary n,
Inc National Livestock association ar
rived at lgnacio last evening from
Denver. They were met at the sta.
lion by Superintendent Werner who
cared Tor them over night and this
morning drove the party to the upper
vaihceto where they will put In a
ew days fishing. the guests of O r
5oyie, who placed his summer bome
!, their disposal. Before returning to
'enver 1t Is possible they will visit
Durango.
W. b. Wilson, a resident of Cor,az
OF many years. came In last eva,tr
rom Mancos. This morning he left
VI one Oh the beauty spots of Ireland
hniskiiien. on the banks of I.aka
'rne' Mr. Wilson, who is "A years of
&C. Is Just as spry and active as
many men twenty years younger. He
making the long trip to the Emerald
SIC 70 visit his mother who ia 1o1
ears DID, and is eager to see him
IL wilson made the trip seven years