Semi-weekly herald., 1910-04-04

county court April to answer to a
charge of gambling and a disorderly
house.
This morning Attorney ]. A. Pulliam
for his client, Frank LeVan. charged
with gambling. withdrew the plea of
not guilty. and filed plea OF abate-
ment A hearing of said plea was set
for Tuesday next before County Judge
Hechtman
The case of George Simonds VS.
Frank Sutton of Ignacio which was
continued in the county court yester-
day, came up this morning at 10
o'clock. 1t resulted In Judgment for
the plaintin in the sum of $212 with
interest from July 13. 1909.
Mr and Mrs. w. II. Lockhart were
arrivals on last nights eastern from
Denver. Mr. Lockhart is al the head
of the Pastorius interests in this coun.
| ty Mr. and Mrs. Lockhart are 10
Gated at the Strater until the fine
new residence, which is being erected
on the Florida mesa Is completed,
when they will move out to the coun.
| try
G.. T. Esdabrook. who has been in
the city several days waiting for his
wife and daughter to arrive from their
old home in Oklahoma, left today for
Flora Vista. Mrs and Miss Estabrook
came in on last nights eastern. the
household goods also arriving yester.
day. The family went down on the
Red Apple train today
| Rev. O. Vermillion and wife passed
through from Silyerton this morning
| on their way from their home IN
Paonia to Pagosa Springs. where they
We're residents some years ago. Rev
Vermillion will conduct two mass
meetings in the Springs on the tenn.
/ perance question, before the election
which takes place next week, when
wet" and dry" win be one of the
issues before the public.
| o.
A, II Springer this morning received
word of the death of Jerry Annear,
father of ex-senator Tom Annear
which occurred yesterday at Boulder,
where he was making his home with
his son John. Mr. Annear is an old
timer in the San Juan having come
to this country about 1876 His sons
and their wives viii arrive on the
eastern tomorrow with the remains of
their father. The funeral will take
place in Silverton Sunday afternoon,
at o'clock
Mr. and Mrs, j. w. Dunlap. formerly
of Pagosa Springs. and more recently
from Edith, have been in Durango for
a couple of days on their way to Glen.
coe, where they will make their home
In the future. Mrs Dunlap said this
morning, she found Durango a delight.
tnl place 10 visit, and she would like
so much to live here. She thinks II
such a pretty town, and likes the peo
pie, the climate and stores. SO do
wei There are a few things perhaps
each of us would like to see changed
hut that is true wherever we may be.
I AI,.o, \ ~. ~. 4.
Springs was a guest of the Savoy last
night, arriving from Pennington on
last nights Red Apple train. Mrs,
| Hellems IL deputy supreme oracle Of
the Royal Neighbors OF America, for
the territory of New Mexico. Her
mission In Farmingion was to organ
i2c camp. The said mission was a
great success and the new camp has
membership of forty-three Mrs. Hell.
lens expected to remain In Durango
for several days. but as she was stif.
| fering with a gathering in her head
she left for home this morning
Bob Lowe is once more at his post
on the Red Apple train. going out for
the first time this morning in several
days Bob has just recovered from
a Siege Of grippe. Mr. Lowe says that
the purchase of the Stark place for
10000 as noted in the Democrats
columns OF yesterday morning. il a
fairy story, 100 good to be true. He
did however, buy the Cook place on
Florida mesa. although the considera-
tioh was not $4,000. Mr. Lowe added
that he bought the ranch as well as
some town property as an investment.
A pretty good one in these days. It
would seem.
| Mr.. and Mrs. Allan Moore and daugh.
Ter Ruth departed for their home In
Rico this morning Mrs. Moore and
her apple-cheeked daughter. have been
visiting the formers parents. Mr. and
Mrs. John Grady for the past three
| weeks on her Way from a four mOnths'