Semi-weekly herald., 1908-04-09

thought that as win had never been
married before he had better not
trust him alone.
Miss Anna Hughes was taken to
her home in Silyerton this morning
She has been suffering for some time
with rheumatism, and has not i'm
proved during her stay here.
Heinrich Hirsch was granted citi-
zenship papers in the district court
this morning. A number of applica.
tons for citizenship were made, which
viii be acted upon at the next term.
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Surveyors are pretty busy these
days around Ignacio. A. l.. Fisher
went down this morning, Blair Bur
well is already there and j. b. Tiffany
and WIN wigglesworth are not losing
any time.
The incoming passenger win az
rive four hours or more late today
according to information received at
o'clock. A dorailed locomotive at
Cresco the other side of Chama, is
the cause.
Justice Henry Hechtman doomed
Jose Garcia to 10 days in jail for dis
turbance OF the peace Jose is some
what of a kicker. it seems, and having
a bad spell yesterday. kicked a neigh
boris door in.
Mrs. W. I. Davis and little daugh-
ter, Virginia, leave Thursday for the
ranch below Cedar Hill where they
-join Mr.. Davis, who is busy getting
in the spring crop. We hope to see
Mr. and Mrs. Davis is Durango occas-
ionally.
The board of trade held an inter
esting session last evening. A resolu-
tion endorsing the action of the city
council in going ahead with sewage
was unanimously endorsed and copy
will be presented to the council at
| its next meeting.
Mrs. w, H. Brumley having sufIic-
iently recovered to leave Mercy hos
pital, departed for her home at Do
lores this morning, accompanied by
her husband, who came over several
days ago, Mr.. Brumley reports much
activity in his section.
1t is Chris Hansen again. The old
man became such nuisance that one
OF the neighbors made complaint OF
him disturbing the peace and he was
| arrested today and put in the county
jail. 1t seems that his offense CON
sisted of screaming and yelling in his
little shack
H. II, Johnson, agent of the Jicaril-
la Apaches at Dulce, has been trans
ferred to post in Washington state
and Will leave for that place as soon
as his successor arrives. Mr. Johnson
1Aof1 III nun lbnaClO Ill COupdHg
with Hans Aspaas and returned yes
terday.
Loaded down with gooseberry and
raspberry sprouts and lot OF such |
truck, Giles 4. yandergrift went |
down this morning to his ranch at |
Allison, where he will set them out |
and plant peach trees and otherwise |
improve the place. He thinks Allison
will prove a good peach locality.
Mr.. Lucian Wheeler, head of the |
secret service in this state. has ar
rived from Denver. AS the trial OF
Messrs. Vanderweide and Mason will
not take place for nearly two weeks
it ia not likely that he will remain,
but will return to Denver and come
back on the Goth.
After the services Sunday evening
by Rev Mr.. Hay of the Christian
church, in which the chart was used
to the intense interest of all present.
one young woman was baptised. ad-
journment being taken to the Baptist
church for that purpose. A man who
did not kEow there was a chance to
be baptlsed was immersed by Rev.
Hay the next night.
Last night at 8 o'clock at the home
OF the BRIDES parents. Mr. and Mrs.
George B. Connolly. Mr.. william l..
Flack and Miss Mamie Connolly we're
Joined in wedlock by Rev. Doggett of
the Episcopal church. The souplo
left this morning for Cedar Hill.
where they Will make their home, the
groom being one OF the most prosper
GUS young ranchmen Of that place. j,