Semi-weekly herald., 1910-10-24
LOCAL nEwa
tFrom Thursdays Heraid.)

Toben Wetherill and William
Heaarch were in the city over night
OH business, departing this morning
for Olijato, Utah.
Mrs. Sadie WooIery and children de-
parted for Pueblo today on visit to
relatives They may locate if condi-
tions are favorable.
Mrs. A. p. Camp went to Denver this
morning on a business trip of cou-
pie of days. Mr.. Camp accompanied
his wife for the outing.
Just why any Republican should vote
for third termer or any of the Demo
cratic nominees on either the state or
county tickets is not made plain.
Misses Addie and May Cox Of Will
cox, Neb, and Miss Gladys Madden
OF Denver. arrived last evening on a
visit to their aunt, Mrs. Grant Nor
ris.
The Barry Sullivan-C Conroy Riester
combine is having 1t all their own
way. Democrats who do not get un-
der cover can look for the steam
roller.
James Gawith, sheriff of Montezuma
county. Thomas Coppinger and c. ].
Weaver, all OF the Nlontezuma valley,
are guests of the Savoy today on sheep
business.
Mrs. Alma Davenport, who has been
here for the past year and half, on
visit to her mother Mrs. w. J. Ev-
ans, left for Denver yesterday to make
her home in future.
C. G.. Brewer was a guest of the
Savoy today on his way to his home in
Aztec. Mr. Brewer came in on the
eastern yesterday from Monero, where
he attended the funeral of his brother.
in-law, Mr.. Kunz.
The corner stone of the state nor
NAL school building at Gunnison will
be laid next Tuesday with appropriate
exercises. The Herald acknowledges
an invitation to be present
Harry Patton says that "All men
are liars He didn't act as II he
meant it for a quotation either, but
straight goods. There are troubles in
the railroad business, it appears, as
well as in a newspaper office.
Miss Inez Ellis departed this morn
ing for her home in Bowling Green,
KY, to spend the winter. Miss Ellis
has been visiting her brother, City
Attorney Paul Ellis, for several
months. She expects to return to
Durango again next summer
One of the finest of the recent works
on the flora of the Rocky mountains is
Rocky Mountain Wild Flower Stud
les" by Burton o. Longyear 1t is a
small book very handsomely illus
trated by drawings executed by Prof.
Longyear. from nature.
j. w. Jarvis, the local agent for the
Carter Car company, an automobile
concern in Pontiac, liich., left for San
ta Fe this morning on business for
the company. ID. ID. Ferrel, general
agent for the company, who has been
here several days, departed this morn
ing for his home in FL Paso, Tex.
In reporting Mayor Goodman's rec.
concentrations yesterday an extra ci.
pher was used in the library recon-
mendation, the type making him say
$1,000 in two places instead of $500
Errors will creep in occasionally and
while the general public knew 1t was
an error we desire to call special at.
tention.
Inc SllNeTtOn passenger WIS ueldy-
ed for about an hour and twenty min.
utes last night, by the derailment of
the baggage car and the first coach,
one and half miles east of Bells
Spur. AS 1t was impossible for Con.
ductor McHolland to handle without
help, wrecking train was sent from
Durango. No one was hurt
In the proceedings of the Democrat
io convention OF Denver county the
name of Henry Arnold was observed
as nominee for assessor. Very few
placed this Henry Arnold as our Henry
j. Arnold. a former citizen of Du-
range and Bayfield, But it is our Mr.
Arnold just the same. Mr.. Arnold
must have got in the Democratic swim
as the assessorship in couniy like
Denver is worth something and very
important office.
Charles Galbreath, who has been in
the city couple of days on a visit