Semi-weekly herald., 1913-02-24
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From Thursdays Daily


tezuma Journal was over last night in
attendance at the San Juan congress.
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. P. Foley of Farm
ington stopped at the Palace last night
on their way east on combined busi-
ness and pleasure trip. They will
spend some time in st. Paul and also
in Iowa. Mr.. Foley was manager Of
the Pennington cannery last season,
and heavy loser in Ias fire which
destroyed the plant and contents.
The head of the D. & r. G. South
ern water services was in town last
night on company business, the liquid
part that does not pertain to "Rule
G. His private car was attached to
the outgoing Southern this morning.
Travelling Engineer james Hopper
spent the night in Silverton on bust
ness that comes under his supervision.
There was general exodus of rail-
road boys Alamosa way this morn
ing to attend the annual social event
in railroad life, the Washington's
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The Misses Minnie Smith and cou-
sin, Rosalie Cunningham, came up
from Aztec last night. The latter
was bound for Missouri and the for
mer came this far to see her safely
on her journey.
Jack" Redman departed for Colo
RADIO Springs this morning. He re-
ports that Mrs. Redman and Miss
Mildred have been greatly benefited by
their sojourn on the Pacific coast.
If present arrangements are carried
out they will return to Colorado in
few weeks.
Marshal Loveless of the New Mex
leo mounted police came up from Az
tee last night where he has been a
week on department business. He
departed for Chama II is morning to
spend few days with his family.
Official duties have made such heavy
demands upon the marshal's time of
late that he has had only two days
at home in the past three months.
M. l.. Brown was an arrival from
Denver last night bound for Mancos
where he goes to look at some real
estate, which he will purchase If it
proves as described to him.
Deputy United States Marshal John
Collier of Santa Fe, was guest at
the Savoy last night on his way to
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the distillery business which is of
special interest to Uncle Sam.
Bulkeley Wells and J. A. Clay,
prominent officials of the Utah Power
and Light company, boarded the
Southern this morning north bound,
their destination being Montrose,
where they are negotiating for
twenty-year light franchise for the
lighting of that city, says the Tellu-
ride Journal of Tuesday, Feb. 1s.
Mrs. Robert Ernest underwent an
operation at Ochsner hospital this
morning for trouble of long stand.
ing. Many friends trust she may
have speedy recovery.
County Superintendent Miss Sala-
bar went down the Red Apple line
this morning to visit the school at
Sunnyside in charge. of Miss O'Con-
nell and the one in district 80 in
charge of Mrs. Teresa Lyman.
David Maxwell and son Norman
came down from Silverton this morn
ing en- route to Philadelphia with the
remains of the wife and mother who
passed away in Silverton early in
the week following a brief illness.
The deceased had many intimate
friends in this city. Many of the
number were at the train this morn
ing to extend sympathy to the be-
reaved husband and son.
A large party of friends were at
the depot this morning to bid fare
we'll to Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas Tulley
and children. Nearly every member
of the company brought such sub
stantial evidences of their good wish
es that the travellers could only with
difficulty dispense with a special car
to accommodate their baggage.
Presiding Elder u. G. Bundy Of AZ
tee returned from Mancos last night
where he conducted quarterly meet
ing services. He departed for his
headquarters in Aztec this morning.
If reports which reached this city
last night are true San Juan county,
New Mexico, has brand new ex-
citement which takes rank with the
oil strike. A few days since over on
the Upper San Juan, one of the ranch
men whose name we did not learn, was
excuvating for cellar when he struck
vein Of ore which runs high in cop
per values. He uncovered the vein
for distance of 165 feet and found
it rich in the same ore. We are max
ing this mere local item of the
news rather than head line article,
because it has not as yet been con-
firmed. 1t it is we will gladly give
it all possibly publicity.
Mrs. Charles Self of Florida mesa
was admitted to local hospital yes