Semi-weekly herald., 1909-01-25

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dead; and that the children of the
city, may in future days. point to that
name. with the words. SHere was
mani"
(From Fridays Daily.)
George McGregor is home from Den.
yer where he witnessed the election
of Charley Hughes as senator.
. ~
w. B. Wilson, Jr.. came in last night
from Mancos on his u1Ato Denver.
Mr.. Wilson stayed over today on &C.
count of the blockade.
c. F. Ensign. who will preach at
the Presbyterian church Sunday. was
an arrival last night on the eastern
from Cedar Rapids. la.
Clement s. Ucker OF Washington, D.
office business for day or two, went
ont on today's Southern.
If the May Day mine is a bonanza
not purchase the property for the
taxes? They have the privilege.
Mrs. Hans Aspaas was an arrival
from Ignacio last night. Mrs Aspaas
will be the guest of County Superln-
tendent Mrs. Pulford for day or tSb
J. e. McCarty, who came up from
Southern this morning. for an extenAs
ed trip to Salt Lake, and through the
state of Oregon and Washington.
A. r. Tatman was an arrival fronle
| Aztec last night, TO meet his parents.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. w. Tatman, who came
in from Denver on last nights train
The party went on to Aztec today.
Mrs. F. Derwent and daughter of
Cedar Hill, N. NJ, are on their way
to Sparta, Wis, to visit the formers
! parents for couple of months. They
are staying over at the Palace today.
A. Hahn returned last evening from
business trip to Denver. The train
was delayed about three and one half
miles the other side of Cumbres on
account of the snowstorm. 1t arrived
at 10:30 last night.
| Misses Grace and Emma Miller re-
turned from Pennington last night,
where they have been visiting their
uncle, George Allen for several weeks.
The ladies went out to DENLY by
way of the Southern this morning.
| Mrs. j. A. Nichols and son returned
from Aztec last night, where they -
tied Mrs. Mary Kinsley for severG<
weeks. They are staying over at the
Palace today on account of the block
ade, before returning to their home In
Denver.
Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. Pteper went out
on the Red Apple this morning to their
home in Riverside. Mr.. Pieper came
up yesterday with carload OF wheat
which he sold to the Durango MIL
and Elevator company for $1.75 per
hundred. I. o. b. Riverside.
Theodore Langolf came down from
Silverton last night. He is one
of the lucky owners OF the Joe and
John mine in the Cement district In
the San Juan and is known by the4
nickname of Young Corbett." MT
Langolf will probably remain in towl
for few days.
Marshal Mccartney landed a half
dozen or so youths in the city jail
today for playing hockey" and visit
ing pool rooms. The Herald desires
to commend Mr.. Mccartney on this
move and we trust he will keep It up.
In this connection we invite the atten.
| tion OF parents to card in this issue
signed by Superintendent Smiley
Boys must be kept out Of pool rooms
and from loafing about town. We
have talked with proprietors of billiard
parlors and they say they will assist
In the work.
The Herald has nothing to do with
the size of the May Day taxes. For
the benefit Of the taxpayers generally
and the welfare of the county in par
ticular, we would like to have the com
pany paying in $4,000. yes. $50, 900, a
year In way of taxes. But the fact
remains the county is holding tho bag
whereas respectable assessment
would have undoubtedly brought in
$4,000 to 10000. Not only this, min.
ing men say 1t is almost impossible
10 secure outside capital to take hold
OF mining enterprises for fear Of be.
Ing taxed out of existenca.
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