Semi-weekly herald., 1913-05-19

dusky tribe were on hand to receiv,
supplies for their larder.
Mrs. Margaret Skeen is over from
Alamosa, the house guest of Mrs
James Galloway.
County Commissioner A. L. Bar
was in from Kline today making ar.
rangements for final proof on his
homestead entry.
Miss Minnie Gogarty is home from
Siiverton where she went couple o
days ago on Mountain States com
pany business.
Captain and Mrs. Clements of tn,
Salvation army went to Bayfield, vi;
Ignacio today where they are to con
duct services.
George Avery is down from the In.
cas- mine and ranch, where he is en-.
gagged in cultivating property both
in vegetable and mineral form.
Mrs. E. w. Egeness arrives from
0phir this evening to spend few
days with her husband, the vel
known physician, who is looking after
patient at local hospital
C. A. Lewis, manager of the Ten
Brooke properties, returned from a
tour of inspection of his mining prop
critics last night and was off for Den
yer this morning.
w. H. Craft has gone up to the
Southern Boy to assist in the devel-
work in progress. The less
ees, Messrs. Clearinghouse, Murphy
and Sanders are certain they will
strike pay ore before midsummer.
"Shorty" Franklin, the Peters Pa
per company representative, is in
town convincing patrons that an i'm
mense supply of his wares will be
required to successfully conduct their
business the coming season.
Clyde Anheier heard the call of the
Aiamosa ball team this morning and
iomneyed over the range 10 jGin his
fellow players, who will open their
season Sunday in game with the
Blanca slab artists.
Manager Morris and Wire Chief
Weaver of the Mountain States Tele-
phone company returned from Sill
verton this morning where they were
called on company business early in
the week.
The Joe and John property, under
the management of Marion E. Bell,
has begun shipments for the sea-
son. This week ten more men were
added to the force at that property.
Miner.
T. R. Henehan, state mine commits
sioner, says there is no district in
the United States so rich in minerals
as the San Juan, and that no other
place has such a variety of minerals
in so small an area. Silverton, he
believes, is the most logical place in
the whole country for the establish
ment of an experimental station to
solve metallurgical problems.
w. E. Patrick, superintendent of
state fish hatcheries, came down from
Electra last night where he has been
a crew of men engaged
III iaklnS spawn. ilc ieIt W. o' hihSi
and James Havelin in charge Of the
work. This morning Mr.. Patrick de-
parted for Denver to fit out a party
for Trapper lake for the same pur-
pose.
Mr.. and Mrs. James Walker depart
ed for Melbourne, Australia, this
morning after a few weeks visit with
their niece, Mrs. A. J. Robin. They
are exceedingly interesting people
who made many friends in the city
during the sojourn here.
Mrs. Thomas Crowds is down from
the La Platas assisting her daughter,
Catherine, in getting ready to spend
the summer at the mining camp. Dur
ing the school year Catherine makes
her home in Durango with Mrs. Will
liam Valiant and attends the pub
lie school.
A. w. Carr, the nursery man, de-
parted for Aztec and Pennington to-
day to solicit trade. The shortage of
hay down in that section this year
created a better market for alfalfa
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