Semi-weekly herald., 1914-04-30

meet to be held at the fair grounds
Friday. The Aztec. Pennington, Sill
verton and Durango high schools are
to be represented.
Post Trader Harry C. Baldwin, Of
Liberty, spent the night in town on
his way to Cortez. where he was sub
poenaed as q witness in the murder
case that Is being tried In district
court this week.
The Misses Isabel Brewer and Pay
ton went down to Pennington this
morning for brief outing. The for
mer expects to leave the latter part
of next week to join her parents in
the Independence, Kan, vicinity.
A. A. Knight was in from Florida
mesa today for supplies. He has
just brought his cattle up from New
Mexico and placed them on the sum-
mer range.
City Commissioner Redman wired
Mrs. Redman from Kansas City this
that he was on his way
home and would reach here Friday
evening. His fathers condition shows
cons. .derable improvement.
Mike Brennan has accepted posi-
ton with the Western Colorado Pow
er company again and leaves for Tel
luride Sunday to enter upon his du-
ties. His successor in the county
assessors affice has not as yet been
named.
Ray Glover and Miss Mary Salazar.
of Ignacio, were yesterday granted
license to we'd 1t will be remember
ed the license was refused them a
couple of weeks ago on account Of
the young man not being of age. This
time the written consent of his par
ents accompanied the application.
Interest in the special services be-
ing held at the Christian church is
and last night good sized
audience listened to Rev. Charles
Deans scholarly address on Jesus,
of God. Tonight the speak
er's theme will be, Jesus, Revelation
of Man.
Moat and Pablito, Ute Indians, and
Luis Marzuez, Mexican, all Ignacio
residents, who were sentenced to the
county jail for thirty days for drunk
en- disorderly, were released today. It
appears the particular offense with
which they were charged was not on
the statute books.
Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur Whitney, the
newlyweds, drove out to their new
home in bayfield, yesterday afternoon.
Mr.. Whitney has valuable interests
in the Cave Basin district and leave
shortly for that point, where he will
Engage in mining during the sum-
mer months.
Three years ago Lewiston, Maine,
man marked dollar bill and put it
into circulation. He got it back in
change three times and heard Of it
in the hands of friends several times.
A year ago he sent it to New York
mail order house. He has never seen
or heard of it since. Is the moral
plain?
Rev. b. 2. Mccullough, moderator
of the Santa Fe Presbytery; Rev. J.
W. Winder, synodical Sabbath school
missionary with headquarters at AL
buquerque, and Rev. S. Magill, pastor
of the Presbyterian church at Ration,
N. M, arrived from Pennington last
night en- route to their respective
homes.
Thomas lockwood has been ap-
pointed administrator to collect in the
estate of the late w. T. Darlington,
this step being necessary in order
that the store might be kept open
pending the probate of the will. This
places Mr.. lockwood temporarily in
charge of the establishments, collec-
tions, etc.
The members of the faculty of the
Fort Lewis Agricultural school for
the coming year follow:
c. A. Lory, president
G. F. Snyder, principal.
Wallace Sullivan, instructor in agri-
culture.
Frank Rodecker, instructor in
mathematics and English.
Lee Klinefelter, instructor in shop
and bench work. a
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