Semi-weekly herald., 1913-06-30

E. w. Dobbs was noted on the was
streets today after an absence of GOV. ing
eral months. His travels to outside pect
points seems to have renewed his
youth.
| Word comes from Silverton that Es-
| ther Rodgers, the little daughter of
Mr.. and Mrs. Steve Rodgers, who has
been i'll with typhoid fever, is showing !"
signs of marked improvement.
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This is the date scheduled for the a tri
sale of the New Mexico Central rail-
road. All residents of the San Juan Or
are anxious to know who will be the was
successful bidders toda
Mrs. Schaaf-Littes pack train will A,
'eaye ior .he oaseaue 'oihorfo" 70 ava.
pack supplies to the Adams -Tewalt to a
properties. They will be in charge of
the owner. ,,
The members of the large company
which partook of the hospitality of N'''o
Manager Hawksworth at Red Men hall
last night, were delighted with every M
feature of the entertainment Visit
ooisi
Durango people are extending the
glad hand of welcome to Miss Eliz- M
abeth Stilwell who arrived from Kan are
sas last night to spend the summer rang
months with her brother, Charles
Stilwell, proprietor of the Strater. Az
Flor
Mrs. Wesley Helm Is on her way pied
from Kansas to Denver where she toda
spent several weeks with friends. En-
route she will visit in Denver before M
making the last stages of her jour- arri,
ney homeward. the
fami
Harry Stolsteimer and l.. Soren-
burg of the San Luis valley returned Co
from the head of Emerald lakes last mar
night where they inspected the Stoll- bert
| steiner properties and secured some tinei
| specimens for assay
The portion of the state highway Azte
| designated as the Red Mountain road Ell
will follow closely the old Otto Mears sani
| toll road The maximum grade on
the route will not exceed per cent, r,
| the average grade being 6 per cent. was
ing
Miss Lena Gilbert of Thompson's ties
park, who has been at Ochsner's sew
eral weeks undergoing treatment for Tt
stomach trouble, was released from fcyt
the hospital early in the week and spre
departed for home this morning. gath
Robert Prewitt spent the night in Fl
| town and was oil this morning on the
| ms way to Espanola where Mrs. Prew- wi
| lit and the boys make their home. ple.
On his return he hopes to persuade
his wife to come to the mountains M
during the hot weather months. went
visit
John Faukhauser of North Durango Ter.
has purchased the Aztec meat market
and left for that point this morning e,
| to take charge of the business at Pine
once. The Fankhauser family Will Eas
| continue to make Durango their home of I,
| at least for the summer months.
FRANK kirsch's great western snow, Idah
| presenting Inc oo"puhchers' VIII SOLO
appear at hed wen nan on the even dura
| moving from east to west en- route to NJ
| ha"all ana Australia on their tour arri'
around the world. IN r
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| The case of the people VS.. Oswald
| Link, William N. Hanson and A. S. w
| Dickerson, who are charged with keep Plat
| ing a room where gambling was al in t
| lowed, will be heard before Judge Nc meet
| Cloud in the county court, Monday,
June 80, at 10 o'clock. Dl
ed Il
In the case OF the oiaoe Ditch COM way
pany VS.. the Big Stick company ct al. his
IN which the plaintiffs made a mo-
| tion to have the bond given by the de- NJ
PENDANTS, In the previous hearing dis- Cox,
solved, Judge Searcy overruled the Hill
motion. with
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George Gilmore, The Gilmore of
Camp Gilmore, is in the city hobnob- n,
bing with old eronies and looking after the
interests which are located in the La aver
Piata GOLD heids, ms former pros the
pecting grounds. He is accompanied attr,
by R. N. Watkins, who is on SINH
| lar mission. III
ster
Miss Ella Rodgers of North Du- rcce
range, who underwent an operation whic
for abscess of the stomach, at Ochs- of Il
ner's hospital yesterday, is resting
fairly well today. The operation seems 81
to have been success but II was OF last
such critical nature that II Will De pan.
several days before her recovery Is tow
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