Semi-weekly herald., 1911-06-08

down from La Plata city yes erday,
and departed this morning for Farm
ington, on few days visit to friends.
N. A. Foster of Bayfield, is in town
today on business, returning tonight. |
Every one is pretty busy in the Pine
river district just now. The outlook
for good crops is first rate.
Mrs. G. A. Pike accompanied the
judge to Pagosa Springs this morning,
just to keep her eye on him. during
the giddy whirl OF the next two
weeks.
The ball game between The Dnrana .
high school team and the Arimas val
ley boys on Sunday afternon at Trim
BILE Springs rcsu.c'.i in a seore Of 10 B
in favor of tas valley sluggers.
Dave McLane is down from the hills
for day or two. Mr.. McLane has
the contract to haul ore from the May
Day mine to the switch, and is in
t. yn getting his outfit ready.
w. II. Crawford, the contractor,
came up from Aztec last night, where
he is looking after some irrigation
p, ojects, and continued to Denver this
| morning.
The June term of district court for
Archuleta county converes tomorrow
at Pagosa Springs at 10 o'clock. There
are eighteen criminal and fifteen CIV
il cases on the do:ke-. If the docket
is cleared it will last two weeks
Mrs. George Opdycke and Mrs SAM
uel S. Price of the Palace hotel were
royalty entertained Sunday at the
home of Mr.. ard Mrs. Harry Rich
ards, near the Suan Juan mine.
District Clerk John Meuser says
that after the new fixtures in the
vault in his office are put under an
index system, he will feel that the
house cleaning season is over and it
will seem like living again.
The coaches on the Red Apple
train are in the repair shop where
they are being renovated and painted
Two narrow gauge cars went out this
morning on standard gauge trucks. 1t
looked trifle odd but seemed to an
swer the purpose.
A card from Mr.. and Mrs. 0. u.
Franklin, formerly of this city, an
nounces the marriage of their daugh-
ter, Hazel Anna, to Mr.. Charles Ell
mer knouse. The ceremony takes
place this evening at 8 o'clock in
the First Baptist church, of Emmett,
Ida.
The remains of David l.aniis n
nephew Of C. Il. Herr of This city,
we've shipped this morning to his home
in Dayton, u, for interment. 1be
young man Wa, 90 Yeas Of age, and
came here aboal year ago to take a
position with :Ee Durango Pla,iLg
Mi e. Lumber company. Death &C.
cured on Sunday from typhoid fever.
Just as we go to press we learn
that while Cox is resting fairly easy,
he is in a veryp critical condition
and small hopes are entertained for
his recovery.
Judge c. A. Pike, Court Steno-
erapher C. d. Peters. District At.or-
ney George Lare, Attorney Reese Nc
Closkey and L. P Main went to Pa
gosa Springs this morning, where dis
tr'ct court convenes tomorrow. O. S. |
Calbreath and A. r. Mollette also
nave cases that come up At the Archu- |
leta term of court.
o
Acting Superintandens Richard
wight of the Mesa Verde was in the
city over night from Mancos. N. A.
Ee' ker was tha lowest bidder on The
contract for ',ad building. Charles
Kelley has resigned as park ranger,
and Mr. Wright has recommended ex-
sheriff John Clarke to fill the va. an
cy The secretary Of the interior will
doubtless confirm both recommenda-
titns.
While we do not want 70 insinuats