Semi-weekly herald., 1912-12-09

ever seen, were bette :olored than
any ne had ever been 5l, to raise. and
that he expected to o,sl an orchard
in San Juan county beso long. Our
best advertisement is b es of apples.
They satisfy all, incitng the Mis-
sourians.-San Juan Democrat.
After having been ed down since
the middle of last July, the Silver
Lake mill started up again last Sat
urday, Nov. 30, and VII run continu-
ously. About dozen .aen who were
laid off at that time have resumed
their positions. II is an unveri-
fed rumor to the eff. that in the
near future secor shift will be
put on and the mill fI7 at double the
capacity of the present time.-Silver.
ton Miner.
E. l.. Edwards, superintendent OF
the government ditch mp near Ship
rock, was a Farmir lon visitor the
latter part of last We He said that
very liberal approximation was re-
| ceived for work on the ditch from the
| government and that he is working
all the help he can secure on the job.
There are about fifty Indian teams
and some forty hard laborers employ
ed at this time. Tho camp is soon 10
be moved down just opposite the Ship
rock agency.-Farminpto Enterprise.
| Hon. w. II. Chrisman, representa-
tive of this county, left Wednesday
accompanied by his son Roswell for
| Washington, ID. c., where he will at
tend national anti saloon conven-
ton to which he has been appointed "A
delegate by Governor Mcdonald. Aft
er the convention and Vi It t. rela-
tives in Virginia, they will return with
Mrs. Chrisman who is visiting her
mother in Omaha, to Santa Fe ani will
not reach San Juan county aga un-
til after the Legislature adjourns next
| March-Farmington Enterprise.
John Griffin, who has been work
ing for Jack Bunce rear Rosing, mad
a bad accident on Saturday The
broncho team he was driving "an
away, throwing him out, breaking 4
rih and shoulder and bruising him
badly. He left Aztec on Monday for
Prescott, Ariz., by way of Farming
ton and Gallup. H. said that he had
an offer of $4,000 on copper mine
at Prescott from Schooner G. Co. of
Joplin, Mo-, and would close the deal
on Thursday.-San Juan Democrat.
i The first of the new year the Stap.
lin Mercantile company will move
about two thirds of their present stock
of goods to Cuba, Sandoval county.
this state, and open new store there.
Miss N. NJ Graham will be the man
ager of the Pennington store. Mr..
]. F. Young will be the manager of
the new store at Cuba. Mr.. w. H.
Chrisman and one or two other sub
stantial business men have become
stockholders in the company, the or
, ganization of which remains the same
for the present and the principal place
of business and office of the COM
, pany mington-Farmingto Times
Hustler.
A very pretty wedding occurred at
, the home of Mr.. and Mrs. C. A. Fred
erick last week Wednesday, at which
, time Miss Mona Myler and Mr.. Earl
, Ritter We're joined in the holy bonds
= of wedlock, Elder Fairchild officiating.
, These young people are well known
in this county, having been reared
here from childhood being members of
two of our best esteemed families.
The bride is the handsome and ac-
complished daughter of Mr.. and Mrs.
, w. |. Myler, and enters upon her
married life fully equipped with every
. ability to take her place in her new
home. Mr.. Ritter is an energetic
stockman, of fine habits and ability,
and highly esteemed in this commu-