Semi-weekly herald., 1909-07-15

| journed with the settlement of the re-
| ceiyership of the Colorado State bank
continued until the September term
along with all cases connected there
with. We understand an order was
issued for an additional ~ per cent
dividend along with payment of GER
tain amount to receiver and attorney
soon as 1t is possible to see the rec.
ords.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles A. Allen Of
| Dayton. o., and George Allen, the
practical. progressive, and popular
ranchman of Pennington. came up
from the latter's ranch last night,
| where the former have been visiting
| for some weeks. This morning Mr.
| and Mrs. Chas. Allen departed for
. home. Mr.. Allen, who came up to
see his brother and wife off, will re-
main for the doings at Ignaeio. He
expects TO boost for Pennington and
San Juan county.
State Fish Commissioner Tom Hol.
land returned this afternoon from a
trip to Emerald lakes accompanied by
Fish Superintendent Wash Patrick and
j. NJ. Gamsby of the Emerald Lakes
hatchery. Mr.. Holland arrived from
Denver Friday night. leaving for the
lakes Saturday Mr.. Gamsby informs
us that he has taken about I; million
and half of spawn so far this season
and will take few hundred thousand
additional, the spawn going to the 10
cal hatchery, Del Norte and other
points. Mr. Holland is visiting the Du.
range hatchery this afternoon and
leaves for Denver in the morning.
The Red Apple train was Just pull
ing out this morning as three ladies
the Aztec train?" one OF them gasped
Sure" Price Waters said, and he
thereby loaded on two of the ladies
in a 1iffy, just as If they We're a cou-
piS "a odSho VI POtdlOtS. he udu lHt
third halfway on to the platform OF
the train when she screamed Here,
I'm not going. l don't want to GOT
You ought to have seen him drop her,
while the other fellow on the steps OF
the train who was helping Mr.. Waters
with the ladies, looked as if he was
going to have a fit. And then Bob
Lowe sang IAN aboard" again, which
means when he says it that way, IF
you're going, git, and If you're not,
quit holding up this train" When
Bob sings that kind of solo every.
body gifts" or "quits!"
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles II. Schutz
came in on last nights delayed east.
ern. Mr.. Schultz concealed the fact of
his intended wedding so well that
when he left Durango about three
weeks ago no one suspected that he
was about to assume the role of a
benedict
At 6 o'clock on the evening of
Thursday. July Sth, Miss Lora Lum.
mis-, daughter of Mrs. Henry Lummis
of Baltimore, Md, became the bride
OF Mr.. Charles H. Schultz of bayfield,
The ceremony was performed at the
residence OF the brides mother. the
family and immediate relatives only
being present
The bride, who is of a slender tvpe
looked lovely in dainty costume of
embroidered chiffon. over white silk
made Empire, and carried white sweet
peas She was unattended. Her trav-
cling dress was a handsome tailor.
made suit of Copenhagen blue light
weight serge with silk waist of the
same shade. and hat to match.
Mr.. and Mrs. Schultz left for the
west that evening. arriving in Du
range early this morning. They went
out to Bayfield, this afternoon, where
they will make their home for the
present. The friends of the family in
| Durango and Bayfield, extend hearty
congratulations to the groom and win
give his bride warm welcome. We
wish Mr.. and Mrs Schultz all the good
things the world has to offer, or tha;
mortals may dare to hope for.
tf'rom Wednesdays Daily)