Semi-weekly herald., 1910-05-12
sail for Europe in about two weeks.

sail for Europe In about two weeks.
This morning the Goodman Under
taking company shipped the body OF
Jack ODonald, the young engineer,
who died last week at Aztec OF gastri-
tbs, to Denver. for burial. Herman
departed, will take charge of the re-
MAINS
James Gawlth, sheriff OF MoDtezpnta
iirday night He was here to get some
horses stolen by Il man namcl WGoCs,
who was arrested here fey days
ago and taken 10 Cortez to stand trial
day morning.
Joshua Morrison, son-in-law of Judge
John Warner. went TO Ignacio This
morning, where he recently bought
some land. Mr.. Morrison, whose home
IL at Spanish Peak, near Trinidad
is much pleased with this section ..ud
thinks he will locate here permanent
ly He said that he had written to
his wife to join him here. Mr. Morii
son has been looking around in this
vicinity for some time.
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of the Palace last night on his way
tc La lara, where he will look over
the situation In respect to starting a
newspaper Mr.. Tobey was formerly
editor of the San Juan Democrat, pub
lished at Aztec, and like most of The
profession. cant keep away from it.
Mr.. Tobey was passenger ON this
mornings eastern
Mrs. II. Wayne Russell, nee Gertrude
Strater, arrives from Denver this even
ing TO be the guest of Mrs. Geo. n.
Raymond few weeks. This is the
first visit of Mrs. Russell since her
marriage some years ago and her
many friends will be pleased to see
her. She will leave Frederick Jr with
her mother who will keep house while
she is gone
The ball game yesterday afternoon
at The fair grounds resulted in vic
tory for Durango over Aztec by score
of A TO 3. Those who witnessed the
sport say 1t was fine exhibition of
the great national game. The attend
ance was in the vicinity of 500, very
good for the opening game. Durango
gives promise of having very good
team, and the Aztec boys are a strong
bunch considering the limited amount
of practice.
with Nature in Colorado" is an
other attractive pamphlet which the
d. & h. G Railway company has just
issued. II contains a number of views
of the San Juan and is devoted to
the grandeur of the state, which is
land of infinite variety. The little
book is attractiyely printed and will
prove interesting, especially to people
contemplating n trip through the see
mic portions of Colorado A copy of
this and other pamphlets may be pro
cured by addressing the passenger de
partment of the ID. a. X. G. at Den
yer.
T.. A. Norton, w. CT Cole. E. f. Tuck
er. f. h. Foster and j. r. Ball return
ed from trip TO the Oro Fino mine
yesterday and are in the city today
We understand that Mr.. Norton and
his party are well pleased with the
outlook at the mine. The La Plata
Gold Mining company evidently means
business and we are glad TO know II
To see this good old producer restored
lily increasing output will be a matter
OF congratulation to this community
Emson Wood, one of The Heralds
Jbp lDoHl ilSts, II 'phllSu W
residence with an acute attack of peri
tonitis and appendicitis combined He
went home Friday noon suffering from
pains and continued to grow worse
until yesterday afternoon his condition
was quite serious. He is resting some
what easier today. Doctors will deter
mine this evening If an operation will
BIZ necessary. The Herald sincerely
trusts improvement from this on will
be rapid and that Emson will soon be
able to resume work.
Mrs. Moore and brother, Wash Pat
rick, state fish superintendent, came
in from Denver last night Mrs. Moore
was returning from visit in Denver
| as we'll as at her brother MariOn's