Semi-weekly herald., 1913-09-18


The Judge McClouds' are to occupy
the Nathan house, corner of Third
avenue AMI Ninth street.
One plain drunk paid the price Of
law breaking, in Judge wilson's
court this morning.
According to the bayfield, Blade
Parks and Owens were offered $4,000
for claim in the Cave basin dis.
trict one day after they staked it.
Prof. G. F. Snyder of the Fort
Lewis school has agreed to act as
live stock judge at the Aztec fair
this week.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Lilliard of
Pennington have a new daughter
The little ones mother was formerly
Miss Stella Seybold of Durango.
Miss Gertrude Higgins came down
from Silverton this morning for a
brief visit with North Durango rel
atives.
Mrs. Hustler and child who have
been visiting at the p. ]. O'Donnell
home, departed this morning fol
Cleveland, Ohio.
]. w. Nelson of Denver who is in
the government forestry work, is
looking after local department dut-
les.
Mrs. Ida Hughes is home from Sill.
verton where she visited her daugh-
ter, Mrs. Adrainson. Her hostess and
little babe returned with her.
Attorney A. NJ. Edwards and wife
of Pennington arrived from Denver
last night en- route home. Mrs. Ed
wards and the son of the household
spent the summer in the northwest
E. NJ. Hampton, assistant cashier
of the Citizens bank at Pennington
returned to his duties this morning
after brief vacation spent with La
Plata relatives.
The Durango fish hatchery has
placed $4,000 small trout in the Her
mosa this summer. Twenty thousand
Of the number were put in the stream
the last of the week.
Mrs. Hines left for Omaha this
morning after spending a month with
her sister, Mrs. Robert Alexander
Four years ago she was here for an
extended visit.
C. A. Larson the well known fruit
grower, has returned to his home at
Cedar Hill after meeting with marked
success selling his orchard products
both in Durango and Silverton.
Superintendent Hamor of the local
fish hatchery left this morning with
$4,000 small fries which he will dis
tribute at various points in the Pied
ra, from the Meadows to Dyke.
Miss Ruth Nossman of Pagosa
Springs was married to B. G. Peter.
son Tuesday, September 9th. Blanco
was the scene of the event. Justice
Clark officiated at the ceremony.
B. f. Waugh, of the Doyle mine
emphatically denies the report that
he has entered the ranks of the ben
edicts. He states his mission here
was to purchase a supply of coal fol
the Doyle mill which begins opera.
tions next week.
The leasers of the Columbus prop.
critics will ship three hundred sacks
Of ore to the Durango smelter to.
morrow night. Recent assays of this
ore show returns from 5000 to $500
per ton.
Telluride children must be equip.
ped with health certificate in order
to enter school this year. The schoo
board and health officers are determ.
ined to rid their town of infectious
or contagious diseases.
Two large shipments of peaches
are scheduled to arrive from the
Cedar Hill and Riverside sections to.
morrow night. Saturday evenings
shipments were so large the freight
and express boys worked far into the
night caring for them.
Miss Janesse Bell, sister of Clyde
Bell, returned from Pueblo last
night where she made her home with
her sister, Mrs. Joanson, since last
July. The young lady was bound for
Aztec this morning where her inothe,