Semi-weekly herald., 1911-11-27

around before locating permanently.
They left for the east on this morn
iag's train.
Mrs. A. A. Kaempy was among the
arrivals on the delayed eastern which
came in at J:2O this morning. She is
returning to her home in La Plata
City after business trip to DEM.
yer. Mrs. Kaempy will stay over in
town for day or two as a guest Of
the Palace.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. L. Padgem and
children came in yesterday on the
Southern from the Montezuma valley,
where they visited friends since June.
They came here on account of Mrs.
Padgem's health, and are now on
their way to Denver, where they ex-
pect to locate. They expect to leave
on tomorow's eastern,
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Trainmaster NJ. Pheney was an ar
rival on the eastern this morning from
Alamosa, and is heretoday on official
business.
The Incas mine is working 200 head
Of pack stock, and it will take a
mighty big snow storm to keep the
mine from operating all winter
Editor t. ]. Bradshaw of the Ie-
nacio Chieftain was an arrival today
on the delayed eastern. Subpoenaed
as witness in the Garcia case.
]. 0. Taylor returned this morning
from Denver, where he attended the
apple show and assisted in boosting
fol Durango and La Plata county.
Henry Mueller and daughter Mis-
Anna, who were here for few da
this week attending district court, left
today for their home near bayfield,.
G. F. Colt, traffic manager Of the
Western Union, was an arrival from
Denver on the delayed eastern this
morning, and is spending the day in
town on business with the local office
Mr.. and Mrs. S. W. Raymond have
moved from their ranch, Raymondale,
in the Animas valley, and are now
located in the residence owned and
formerly occupied by Mr.. and Mrs.
John r. Ball ON West Third avenue.
R. J. Liesenberg of Hopland, Cal,
and Emil Liesenberg of Milwaukee,
Wis, who came here to attend the
funeral of their brother viii, depart
for their homes Sunday morning. f.
Efflant, nephew of Wills, who came
on from Milwaukee, will also go homee
at that time
NJ. NJ. Engleman, the well known
pioneer resident of Pennington, was
guest of the Palace over night, pass
ing through to Colorado Springs on
vacation trip. Mr.. Engleman will
probably go on to the Jar east for 2.
month or two before returning. He
departed on the eastern this morning
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]. S. Palmer and family and B,-E2
Naltby and family, all of Maitby. l.
D., who have been here several days
looking around while waiting for their
household goods and stock to arrive,
left for their new homes near Farm
ington this morning. The goods and
stock belonging to the two families
filed three narrow gauge cars.
General Benjamin f. Klee died at
Salt Lake this week, so o report comes
to this office Mr., Elee was, in the
carly days Of the San Juan country,
quite prominent citizen of the Rico
country. He was at one time adja-
tant-general of the Colorado state
militia and had many political and
social friends scattered all over the
state.
Fred Brandigar and L. E. Smith
have lease on the Little La Plata
mine which adioins the Idaho, and
yesterday they shipped car load of
ore to the Durango smelter. Fred
Brandigar, who is doing the work at
the mine, came down with the ore, and
today it will be run through the sam
pling works which are still in opera
zion at the smelter. Fred says the
vein they are working is all the way
from eight inches to eight feet in
width, and he thinks it will be good
pay ore.
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The Manzanares murder case is still
occupying the attention of the district
court. 1t is expected that the de-
fense will have its side of the case
presented some time tomorrow, and
the court will then take recess until
10 o'clock Monday morning, when the
] Cox case comes nm fol. trioI This aft