Semi-weekly herald., 1908-03-19

Mr.. and Mrs. w. II. Brumley are
over from Dolores. stopping at the
Strater.
Change OF new pictures tonight at
Red Men hall. Price OF admission up
stairs straight 10 cents.
Tomorrow night is when we dance
with the knights of St John and their
lady friends.
Pagosa Springs this morning to put
in a couple of days.
Attorney Main of the law firm OF
Perkins & Main, went to Cortez this
morning to attend court.
Sluff and other social card games
are again permitted in Sllverton, h If
all gambling must be cut out.
S. II. Shields. connected with I
Montezuma ditch, came in from D,
yer last evening, leaving this mo
ing for Cortez.
Mr.. S. Il. Shoemaker was a pass
enger on the Apple line this morn
ing. He goes to wind up some deals
in San Juan county.
w. z. Kinney. manager Of the Gold
King mines, Siverton, spent the night
in Durango, leaving this morning for
Denver. where he will visit Mrs. Kin
ney for week.
Mrs ]. s. Turman came in from the
ranch last evening and is spending
the day with friends. And. of course,
she enjoyed the sermon at the NJ T..
church by the evangelist.
The Aztec-Farmington section was
invaded by large number of home
S''h'iS on lohdN . lIhln. mere were
more passengers in the two cars than
on all the other trains combined.
The Herald has letter from a
woman cook who wants a position in |
a sawmill or mining camp. Offers
best of references. Is at present a
Grand Junction. BY calling you can |
ascertain particulars.
Wallie Haas returned last evening |
from his hunting trip to the San Luis
valley. Says it is getting late for |
dneks while hunters are increasing |
in the valley. A freight ear will land |
his weeks work in Silverton.
Miss Pequingnot cashier for the |
Grocery company |
returned last evening from Fairfield |
Iowa. where she went four weeks ago |
to visit her sister. who was seriously |
i'll.
J. d. Cunningham. one of the old
est engineers on the Denver & Rio
Grande. was among last evenings ar.
rivals. Thinking of hooking onto the
ango-Farmington run and making
this place his permanent home.
Dan Thornton, the famous Jersey
COW butter maker. spent a few hours
in the city today He says there are
At least 20 inches of snow on the lev
Ell in his section and that the roads
are in very bad shape.
j. II. Cincino and A. j. Johnson ar
rived last evening from Denver and
put up at the Palace. They have the
to build the smelter stack,
and work will be resumed and pushed
TO completion at an early date.
Postmaster Raymond has received
1 number of letters from farmers in
Inherent parts of the country asking
where they can secure black corn
seed. If any of the Herald readers
can furnish the information, please
10 So
District Judge Chas. A. Pike Dis
Lrict Attorney James A. Pulliam.
Court Stenographer Peters and sew
eral local attorneys left Sunday morn.
ing for Montezuma county, district
court convenlng at Cortez this morn.
ing.
Thomas Mason, Jr., accompanied
ly his wife and mother, r.,returned Sat.
lrday from six to eight weeks spent
IN the Pacific coast, most OF the time
being spent in San Diego. They re.
turn refreshed and improved in
health.
The Sllverton Miner says Judge
Pike instructed Sherin Palmquist of
San Juan county to enforce the saloon
md gambling law. This means that