Semi-weekly herald., 1910-09-12

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Will Stewart OF Silverton was a
through passenger to Denver this
morning
Mrs. X. McMaster passed through
from Aztec this morning to Pagosa
Springs to spend week With her
brother, ]. c. Fritz.
Jack Joyce, son OF Editor John T.
Joyce OF the SiNerton standard, came
down from ssivcrton this morning TO
spend the day.
Dallas Hampton left this morning
for Bayard, Neb., where he has ac-
cepted a position as bookkeeper in
the First National bank
George f. Tiffany Sr. left this morn
ing for Ignacio, in response to hurry
up call AT least, he said he had
been ordered out OF town. He's com
ing back, though, when things have
quieted down bit
w. A. Carson, the merchant prince,
ranchman, saw millman and mine own
er, came up from Pennington this
morning. where he has been visiting
his family and is staying over In town
for day or two.
Mr.. and Mrs. Il. A. Leigh came In
from Bluff City last night and de
parted this morning for Central City,
n. M, where they expect to locate.
William P. Vale leaves in a day
or two for Atlantic City to attend
the annual encampment OF the G. A.
r. Mr.. Vale intended 10 depart this
morning, but WAS detained on account
O! business.
trip around the circle visiting Mont
rose, Grand Junction, Leadville. Sa-
Ida, and thence to the San Luis val
ley. Mr. Logan left on business con-
nected with the blacksmith coal which
the Royal Coal & Coke company ship
from their mine.
The co my commissioners have
been in session for the past three days
as board Of equalization to hear com.
paints in regard to taxes on assess.
able property in the county. The
board adjourned this afternoon. the
commissioners meeting in regular
monthly session tomorrow.
Rev. II. II. Newton, pastor of the
Christian church, has resigned his po-
sition to accept a call from a church in
Illinois. The resignation takes effect
d week from Sunday, Rev. Mr.. Newton
and his family leaving for their new
home Sept 20 or 90 His church and
congregation as well as other Durango
friends will regret his departure.
ihoS. H. luiicy, VINO udS ueeu mere
Visiting his family, and also attending
TO certain matters pertaining to state
roads, left for Pagosa Springs this
morning. Archuleta county made an
appropriation for a state highway
some time ago, and commenced work
on the road two weeks ago From the
Springs. Mr.. ,Tulley goes on to Den
yer.
r. II. Van Deusen, state appraiser
for the inheritance tax, was In town
over night on his way from Eureka,
where he appraised the Terry estate,
comprising the Sunnyside mine and
other property in Spn Juan county
Mr.. Van Deusen left for Denver this
morning.
Mrs. Jewell and son passed through
this morning with the remains of the
formers brother-in-law, William L
Lloyd, late manager of the Hamlet
mine and mill. who died suddenly in
Silverton, Tuesday evening. Mrs. Jew.
ell will meet Mr. Lloyd's daughter,
Josephine, in Denver, and they will
all go on TO Pennsylvania together.
where the remains will be Inferred
II. T, Henderson, who returned yes.
terday from a business trip to Farm.
ington, says there is a great change
in the town the past year. Mr.. Hen.
derson said he had not been in Farm.
ington for some time, SO that the diff
ference in the size of the town and
the number OF people as well as build
ing was very noticeable. We are all
glad of II. That's what we need in
this section. steady growth and de-
velopment.
Mr.. and Mrs r. II. Knowles and
the latter's mother. Mrs. Agnes Il. Bar.
rows, were outgoing passengers on the
eastern this morning. Mr.. Knowles
was on his way to Chicago on n busi
ness trip, staying over a day or so
In Denver on the way. Mrs. Barrows
was returning TO her home in Hayer.