Semi-weekly herald., 1913-02-06

AssS SAoNS VIC SiAPPSa Aichi Ohi
county during the year 1912 averaged
$25 ton.-Ouray Plaindealer.
Leslie E. Hubbard returned from
Denver Wednesday, looking wise ana
strictly non-committal. = Pagosa
Springs Sun.
Mr.. and Mrs. Louis Haberman are
enjoying visit to the Pacific coast
being at present located at San Diego.
Rico Item.
Roy Gibbs is having material de-
livered for the erection nf new
dwelling, on the Campbell tract On the
mesa east of town.-Bay ieia Plade
Attorney E. B. Adams went down
to Montrose Tuesday and accompanied
Mrs. Adams and the little girls from
that city home after an absence of a
couple of months spent in California.
Boulder and ewhere.-Telluride Ex-
aminer
The shipments of concentrates from
the Telluride station for the month of
January, 1913, was ninety-nine cars.
an average of better than three per
day, For the corresponding month
last year ninety cars were shipped
Telluride's output is increasing a lit
tie every year.-Telluride Examiner
Mancos cattlemen this week closed
contracts for their annual supply of
cattle from Bluff people aud early III
the spring several hundrcd head will
be delivered to local parties. Bluff
people have been breeding up then
range cattle for some years which
makes them very desirable and are
ir special favor with local people
Mancos Times Tribune.
C. j. Fuller, who arrived here from
California some two weeks ago. has
Just returned from trip over the
country to be reclaimed ty the Do
lores irrigation project and. though
he came here with no inteuticn to take
ur land, he was so pleased with the
country that he decided 1T cnce to az
tach himself to as much Of the land as
the law will permit -Mancos Times
Tribune.
Sunday, Jan. 26, the new NJ. f
Navajo mission was formally dcdi-
Gated and opened for service to the
Navajo Indian children. The building
is large and imposing structure con
tanning nearly twenty rooms, and buill
at cost of $4,000. II is located
about mile south of Farmineton on
fifteen acre tract of land, and com
mands beautiful view of rhe valley
-Farmington Enterprise.
u -
Joe Macht, who has for the past
month or more been lying in st. Fran
els hospital at Colorado Springs, the
result of a serious injury received
through fall from a trestle in the
suburbs of that city, arrived home
Wednesday evening. Although still
on crutches, the injured leg and hip
are rapidly growing better and few
weeks more will see Joe his old self
again.-Pagosa Springs Sun.
The passenger and freight conduc-
tors of the fourth division of the D. &
R. G. will during the coming week
present to |. H. Luke, former super
intendent of the division fine smok-
ing set in recognition of the fair
ness and good fellowship of the re-
tiring official to the men under him.
The set consists of silver tray, prop
erly inscribed, three pipes, cigar jar
and a number of other necessaries
with which an ardent smoker usually
surrounds himself.-Alamosa Courier.
Work is being prosecuted right
along in the development of the Hi
bernia group of claims, owned by ex-
Sheriff Joseph Mund, Gertrude Meyer
and her son Joseph. The
Rosebud Mining company has car
load of fine ore ready for shipment
as soon as it can be packed to the
railroad. The mine is reported to be
locking very good. A tele'
gram received by the local manage
ment the first of the week from the
company's office at Salt Lake City,
gave instructions to have the yelling
ton mill started Immediately. .
Another car of high grade ore has
been shipped from the Wakeman lease
oil Jumbo No. 3 ground of the Rico
Mining company.-Rico Item.