Semi-weekly herald., 1910-10-24

White are in the city today from Man
cos on business.
G. G. Post, John Henry and r. W.
Hart OF Logan, Kans, left this morn
ing on a landseeking trip through
the Montezuma valley.
District Attorney Alexander Read
came in on the delayed eastern from
Chama this morning. He leaves for
Pennington this evening on business
Mrs. T. ]. Bradshaw and daughter
Dorothy were returning passengers TO
their home in Ignacio this morning
after a weeks visit with the formers
parents, Judge and Mrs. John Warner
Word comes from Chama of the
death OF Mrs. n. e. Jenkins, the wife
of the d. & r.. G. agent at that place.
The funeral will take place tomorrow
We are not informed as to the de-
tails.
F. P. Hall came up from Farming
ton last night to meet his wife, who
returned from a trip east on last ey-
ening's delayed eastern. Mr.. and Mrs.
Hall are guests of the Savoy today, and
leave for home on this evenings train,
j. o. Clark and daughter, Miss Daisy,
passed through this morning from
Pennington on their way east. The
latter was bound for Hume, ILL.,,
whence she was returning from visit
with her parents at Pennington. Mr.,
Clark accompanied his daughter as far
as Denver
Mrs. Joe Kolz and children left for
the formers mother at the Smuggler-
Union mine. Mr.. Kolz and a number
of sheep men are planning to take
their sheep to winter quarters in the
ozarks, in Arkansas. Mrs. Kolz will
join her husband in Arkansas after
he is located.
Rev. j. A Lewis, pastor of the NJ.
e. church (South) at Pennington, and
for some years resident of San Juan
county, passed through with his fam
lily this morning on his way to Lake
side, Cal, where they will locate for
the present on account of his health.
Yesterday the attorneys in the case
argued motion before Judge Pike
for a change of venue in the case
of the People VS.. j. B. Martinez, ac-
cused of killing Mrs. Antonita Camp
bell in Pagosa Springs, some time ago.
Judge Pike granted a change of venue
to Conejos county.
Miss Elizabeth Stilwell expects to
leave for her home In Lawrence, Kans.,
In few days. Miss Stilwell has been
here all summer on a visit to her
brother, Charles Stilwell of the Stra.
ter hotel. Her many friends In this
city will regret her departure. but are
glad to know that she will return to
Durango in the spring.
The incoming eastern yesterday was
DELAYED about nine hours, arriving at
4: Is this morning. The train was held
at Alamosa yesterday on account of
freight wreck between Toltec and
Sublette, in which seven cars were
derailed, but no one hurt.
A somewhat similar occurrence on
the Silverton branch held up the pas.
senger on It's way to Silverton yes.
terday, and the mixed freight and
passenger headed toward Durango. An
extra which left Durango yesterday
afternoon about 2 o'clock, was de.
rallied at mile post 467, about one and
half miles east of Bells Spur. engine
2S4 being off the track. The stub
| which left for Silverton last night on
time, was held Just below the scene
of the accident. and Conductor Pol
lard's train waited at lockwood. The
wrecking train was sent up at 9:4C
last night and the locomotive was
| after some hours work, put on the
track again, and switched to a siding
so that the waiting trains could pro
ceed
The passenger reached Silverton al
o'clock this morning, and started or
the return journey as soon as the
engine was coaled up. and other neces
sary arrangements made, reaching Du
range at 1915 this morning. The
eastern departed today. at 1925.
From Saturdays Daily.)