Semi-weekly herald. [volume] (Durango, Colo.) 1907-1917, 1910-07-25

Durango ball club goes to Silyerton
Sunday morning 70 play the Telluride
ted. d. which Will 'sE ove~ toe rage
The game is the first between the
two clubs for many years and will be
hotly contested. An additional attrac-
ton win be bucking contest by the
Brannan Bros We will say in adj
vance that Tie audience Il at pays nd
will not he called on to take
up collection the same as in Durango
on the Fourth.
Mr.. and Mrs o. L. Keene drove In
from Bayfield, last night on business
with f. Il. Graft of Denver. Mr.. Keene
is running the drug store in Bayfield,,
and is a new conner, having moved
from Pagosa Springs this summer. Mr..
and Mrs. Keene are newly-weds, the
latter being formerly Miss Lucie
oNeal of Pagosa Springs, who often
visited Durango before her marriage.
Mr.. and Mrs. Keene returned to Bay
field this morning.
O.
The friends OF W Il. DAVIS will bo
ga.lod to learn that he is in trouble
being charged with having embezzled
$1,000 from the san Juan Development
and Investment company, Of w':ch he
YVES former manager. lie was arlaign-
I'd yesterday IN Justice lannon's court
and waived examination, whereupon
he was lound ever to the district
court, his bond Being fixed III the suin
- 5000. As Mr.. Davis w5ivcd eXain-
iua'ion The Herald Is unti',o e state
hir line Of defense
Alderman A. B. Nelson received
word from Silverton this morning TO
meet the passenger train and look
after Charles Larson, who was on his
way to Rochester, MINI. where he
has relatives. Mr. Larson was obliged
TO have one of his lower limbs ampu
tated about three years ago, and re-
Gently the other has been affected in
the same way, go that unless the dis
ease can be checked he may lose the
other leg also. The nature OF the dis
ease seems to be puzzle to the doe
tors, and Mr. Larson will consult ex
perts on his trouble. Rather hard on
a sick man to be transferred so many
times. He was fixed as comfortably
as possible and went out on the east
ern this morning.
w. e. Gardner, formerly of Sagu
ache, passed through this morning
from Aztec, where he owns land, to
his present home in Center Mr.. Gard
neri who is ranchman. heavily in
terested in the Center district, says
that San Juan county is all right
He spoke particularly CT the abund-
ance of water, and said if the dry sea
son continued that his home section
would suffer He added that people
here hardly seemed to appreciate their
advantages in tntir water supply and
that they ought to take care of If.
He considers The water =, DURANGO
particularly good So do D.rango cit.
liens. but most of tbe time tbev take
it for granted as they do the town
cIock-uever think atout If rntl i,
stops, and then kick
Mrs. Harvey Ellis was a passenger
TO Tiffany this morning TO ioin her
husband, who went overland vester.
day with T. X. Irwin. Messrs. ELLIS
and Irwin are expecting a large party
of landseekers from Kansas. who win
look over lands in the Tiffany district
John Turner of the Gallotti Invest.
ment company, who is cooperating
with Messrs. Ellis and Irwin. also
went to Tiffany this morning. There
are said to be about fifty in the marty
Piata county will owe its growth 1t
is gratifying to everyone that we have
enterprising citizens who are inducing
people to visit the county, A visit
means that some land will change
hands and some persons elect to take