Semi-weekly herald., 1910-04-28

to consult a specialist for eye trouble
while he is In the east
d. G. Miller, manager of the A. L.
Reynolds properties, was at the Stra-
ter last night. Mr.. Miller arrived last
evening from Denver, and went up TO
the May Day today on an inspection
trip.
Mrs Joe Theno came in from Tellu-
ride last evening. She was returning
from a visit with her daughter, Mrs.
Arthur Forbes Arthur is now ex-
change manager for The Colorado Tele'
phone company in Telluride.
Mrs. Elizabeth Harper was taken
suddenly III this morning and is in a
serious condition, the Illness being
something on the order which threat
ened her life about year ago. Her
many friends will be panied 10 learn
This and trust for speedy relief
Word comes from the Soldiers home
AZ Los Angeles of the death OF Charles
l.. Dustin on the Sth of the month.
Burial did not take place until the
10th awaiting word from the wife. De
ceased was former resident of Du-
range and this southwest section and
left here about two years ago.
There will be Joll Brown memo
rial service given at the A. NJ Il.
church. corner Fourth avenue and
Tenth street, Friday evening, April 30.
a literary program will be rendered
by the best local coiored talent in
the city. Refreshments will also be
served. The public is cordially in
vited W. H. Prince, presiding elder.
Mrs ID. c. Hammond and son, Henry
J Hammond, were outgoing passen-
gers on the eastern this morning for
West Cliffe. They stayed over at the
Palace for II couple of day on their
way from visit with Mr. and Mrs
II. n. Hammond at La Plata City Mrs
hammond who accompanied them this
far, left for home on this mornings
Southern.
AL kroeger left this morning on
vacation trip of ew weeks His des-
tination seemed > be mystery
nthe order of prize puZ-
zle package. He was intending to
draw straws or dec. by some of the
other methods of ,.-ance where his
first stop should be. We trust that
he will find the right place and that
he will enjoy his vacation.
H. f. Robinson. superintendent OF
irrigation for the Indian department of
the government, was an arrival from
Albuquerque last night and stayed
over al the Strater on his way to Ship
rock. TO look after some construction
work on the big ditch which the gov.
ernment is doing for the Navaios. Su-
perintendent Robinson went out on the
Red Apple train this morning.
Mr. and Mrs. Carl Weyand, who
have been in the city for couple of
days OH business, departed for their
home AT Pagosa Springs this morning.
Mr.. Weyand made the trip for his
firm, the Hatcher Mercantile company.
and his wife accompanied him for the
outing. It's just as well she came
Carl Weyand and Dave Lowenstein
and few other Pagosaites we might
name, will bear watching,
A special arrives this afternoon at
80 from The east, with General Man
aeer II. w. Clark. General Superin-
tendent j. w. Dean, Division Superin-
tendent S. Barnes, and other d. & r.
C. officials. They will go on to Farm
ington, returning tomorrow, thence to
Silverlon. The trip doubtless has to
do with the recent changes in the man
aeement and will possibly introduce
the new officials to the ID, & r. G.
system
j. Lohroy Slusher. of the Empire
Realty company of this city, and presi-
dent of the Pioneer Construction com
pany of New York, Chicago and Den
yer, came in from Denver last night
He was accompanied by J. w. Boards
ley consulting engineer for the well
known promoters, White & Company
o: New York This morning the gen
tlemen drove out to Florida mesa with
A. l.. Fisher to look into some irri
CATION projects they are interested in
DIR. j. NJ. Boiling, one of the plaintiffs
in an adverse mining claim which oc-
cupied the attention of the district
court for several days the past week,
departed for his home in Oklahoma
this morning. Herald readers will re-
member the suit was brought jointly
BY A. NJ. Moore and DIR. Boiling. the
defendants being G. w. and 7. b. Av-
cry. The disputed claims are the Dolly
Warden, Nos | 9 and 9 VS. the Gold