Semi-weekly herald., 1908-06-04


his wife. who is sick in hospital
William Schumacher. United States
veterinary inspector, went to Pagosa
Springs this morning to look after
some sheep dipping.
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Miss Evelina Hechtman. daughter OF
Judge Hechtman. arrived last evening
from Denver and went on this morning
to her home In Cortez.
Mrs. Kesiah Jenkins and her grand
daughter. the child OF the late c. A.
Williams, will spend the summer at
Hesperus. going out this morning.
Mrs. s. A. Warner departed this
morning for her home In Telluride.
having been here visiting friends for
ten days. She will stop in ophlr for
a short time.
Price Walters, one of the commits
sioners of the insane asylum at Santa
Fe, came up from Aztec Saturday
night and went out to attend meet
ing OF the board yesterday.
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Nothing more mas been heard about
finding the body of the Mexican on the
Florida mesa, reported by Antonio Tru-
jillo and 1t is not known whether Tony
had a jag on when he told of the mat
ter or not.
The Mancos Times-Tribune contains
the information that Mrs. Lillian Hart
man Johnson has bought the Cortez
Journal and that Frank Hartman will
conduct the paper. The considera-
ton is named as $4,000.
c. L. Hoagland came In from his
ranch on the Fort Lewis mesa this aft
ernoon, meeting his two daughters
who came down from Silverton this
| morning. The party returns to the
| ranch in the morning
The Women of Woodcraft will give
| a social and entertainment at their
hall Tuesday evening to which a cor
| dial invitation is extended to all who
want to enjoy good program and
| choice refreshments for the small sum
Of 25 cents.
Court convenes In Pagosa Springs
| tomorrow and this morning the court
officials and number of lawyers went
District Attorney Pulliam. Stenogra-
pliers Peters and Attorneys Mollette
Galbreatb and Sullivan
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| Taxes become delinquent the 1st OF
this month for the last quarter un.
| less paid on or before the 18th of the
month. The first and last half will
escape penalties If entire amount il
paid by the 18th. Strain a point and
get around before June Is.
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| l.. w. Russell. wife and daughter.
Katherine. who formerly lived in Du-
range but have been In Nevada the
| past two years, returned day or two
ago for visit. They have been at
Winnemucca the past year and Mr..
| Russell says that town looks good
| TO him and he is going back. He has
prospected in several districts in the
| state and has some valuable claims
! near Winnemucca.
| Fred Schluter has received an invi.
tation from his nephew, William
| Charles Lengel, TO attend graduating
| exercises In Kansas City The young
man has just passed the Missouri
state board bar examination and Is
the youngest apple int ever allowed TO
take the test. Many will remember
the young man, he being native of
| Durango, being born here June 27,
1888.
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Sunday morning at o'clock Mrs,
Matthews. mother of Mrs. Dole. passed
| away at the home OF Mr.. and Mrs.
Dole on Third avenue. where Mr.. and
Mrs. Matthews had been visiting. She
| was 20 years old. When her Illness
became serious the members OF the
family at Paonia were sent for and
they came and were present when the
| end came. There were two sons, bust
ness men of Paonia, Mrs. Newcomb,
daughter, and Mrs. Matthews, daugh-
ter-in-law. Miss Mary C. Matthews,
a granddaughter, had been attending
! school here and was also present.
This morning the bereaved husband.
Mrs. Matthews, Mrs. Newcomb and
Miss Mary Matthews departed
for their home in Paonia and
the rest of the family, including Mr.
aud Mrs. Dole, will so tomorrow. tax.
ing the remains with them. Mr.. and
Mrs. Dole will make their home In