Semi-weekly herald., 1910-04-14

OF theirs. Mr.. md Mrs. MonteIth have
not visited Cortoz in twenty years, so
will doubtless enjoy the trip.
p. II. Craig. the sheep man, who
has been down at Pendleton. N. NJ,
all winter. came up yesterday and Is
on his way 10 the summer range above
lockwood.
J. T. Locke left for his ranch nj
Breen today, after few days in town
on business, on his way from the
Pennington section, where he spent
the winter. Mr.. Locke has land near
Pennington. and is planning TO build
on II this fall
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Gregory and
child and father. c. G. Gregory. re.
turned from a trip to Pennington last
evening and left for Ienacio today
Mr. and Mrs. Gregory Will remain n.
Ignacio and after day or two, G. c.
Gregory will leave for his home in
Kansas City.
c. p. and j. II. Collins of Ridgway
came In on the Southern last night
and departed today for Flora Vista,
where they will make their home in
future. Messrs Collins recently
bought land in San Juan county. New
Mexico. and were moving their house
hold goods to their new home.
r. l.. Griffin, secretary of the Monu.
ment Oil company, operating at Bluff,
Utah. was an arrival last night over
the Southern. Mr.. Griffin is here to
arrange for the shipment of some new
he is expecting and will re-
main till about the end of the week
He is staying at the Savoy.
The case of S. G. Dowdey VS.. John
p Bloom. which has been on in dis
trict court for three days, went to the
jury this afternoon. After being out
thirty minutes verdict was found
for the defendant. who is thereby ad-
judged the rightful owner of the Neg
lected Lode Mining claim Court ad-
journed until tomorrow morning at 10
o'clock.
Major Fl NJ Randolph, supcrinteHd
ent of the Mesa Verde National park,
was over from Mancos last nigh, re
home this morning. We shall
have news of interest to this section as
well as of financial importance. to
tell our readers at the right lime
which we trust will be in the near
future. Jimmie Doyle won't need to
go home the other way. in order to
escape our eagle eye. them
II. T. Freeman. formerly in The EN-
10y of the Colorado Telephone com
pany in this district, and now located
IN Denver, came in last evening from
CorteZ. where he has been setting out
fruit trees on his ranch. His sister
in-law. Mrs. Mary Trimble, acoompa.
MED him on visit to her sister
Freeman and 1rimble. came as far as
Durango with them, leaving for Cortez
again this morning. Mr. Freeman and
Mrs. Trimble went out on The eastern
This morning.
Mr. and Mrs. ]. C. Watts and son
Jack were guests of the Palace over
night, arriving yesterday from Delta.
where Mr. Watts is superintendent of
a canning factory, They departed on
the Red Apple this morning to Farm
ington where they will visit Mrs.
Watts parents, Mr. and Mrs j. Martin
for few weeks. Mr. Watts may have
to return earlier, the length of his
stay depending on business conditions.
This is Mrs. Watts first visit for four
years and she notices considerable
change in Durango.
Mr.. and Mrs, s. Il. Dupuy of Mont
rose We're passengers on the Red Ap-
pie line this morning Mr. Dupuy is
in sheep and has been in
Durango and vicinity for about a week
looking for location. He wants a
ranch near enough TO town to afford
educational facilities for the children
and at the same time be convenient
for the business in which he is en-
gagged. He also wants to see what ar
rangements he can make for range and
other matters pertaining to his inter.
esis, Both Mr.. and Mrs. Dupuy think
they will find something TO suit them
in this section and like this part of
the state very much. They are going
to look around in San Juan county
this morning.
About s o'clock this morning Mrs.
Schussler died at her residence on
Thirteenth street near Charles Naege.