Semi-weekly herald., 1914-04-20

sion. His destination is uncertain,
but he will probably travel as far as
Denver
Sheriff Fassbinder left for Buena
Vista today to place FLIP Lucero in
the reform school, where he will
serve an indeterminate sentence for
horse stealing.
| Undersheriff Charles Meuser is
scheduled to return from Trinidad to-
night, where he was called by the
death of his mother, Mrs. Jessey Meu-
ser.
Edward Sargent, the Abraham-like
flock owner of the southwest, arriv-
ed from Chama last night on his way
to San Juan county, New Mexico,
where he has several thousand head
of sheep.
Walter Glover, aged 20, made ap-
plication for a marriage license today
to wed Mary Salazar, aged 10. AS
the would-be groom did not have his
parents consent, the license was re-
fused.
| Miss Elva Ranney, who has just
completed successful term of school
on Florida mesa, was in town today
bidding farewell to her friends before
leaving for Denver to spend her sum-
mer vacation.
Charles Fleck and Charles Jr., have
gone to their mining properties on
Lightner Creek, to make plans for an
active mining campaign this summer.
They return to Durango tomorrow
evening.
We have it on perfectly good au-
thority that the William Dobbins fam
lily had lettuce and radishes for din
ner yesterday out of their hotbed that
was planted March ID, 1914 We sup
pose the seeds were of the Jack-and-
the-beanstalk variety.
Information. was filed in the coun-
ty court today against Hattie M.
Briggs, aged IL years, charging her
with being incorrigible. The COM
plant was entered by her mother. A
capias was issued and the child was
placed in the custody of the county
jailer.
Mrs. Effe Bryce went down to Sun
nyside today to look after her ranch
interests. During the schol week, Mrs.
Bryce is to be found at Animas City,
where she is filing the place of prin-
cipal of the schools, made vacant by
the resignation of Mrs. Oscar Ander-
son.
Miss Florence Salabar motored out
to Bayfield, last night to attend the
play given by the members of the
graduating class, Annie Currie, Opal
Williams and Arthur Akerman There
was large attendance of school pa
irons and admiring friends, and no
end of praise was showered upon the
young entertainers and those who as
sisted them
The services at st. Marks church
tomorrow morning will be commem-
orative of the thirty-fourth anniver-
sary of the founding of st. Mark s
parish. A history of the parish from
its founding to the present day has
been prepared and will be presented.
1t will be of interest to all Durango
people.
A plain drunk was fined $40 in the
police court this morning The man
was arrested by City Marshal Garba-
natl last evening down in the vicinity |
of the depot. where he was playing
the heap bad man" act, by flourish
ing his knife and threatening to make
no end of trouble with the weapon.
A night in the city cooler" made
him more peaceful, and the fine had
a still further reforming effect
George Logan has gone to Rico.
where he has contract to construct
the portion of the state highway be-
tween Dolores and Montezuma coun-
ty. The family has given up their
house in Durango and Mrs. Logan
went to Aztec this morning to pass a
month with her sister. Mrs. Marvin
Later she will join her hus-
band at the road camp. Her sister
In-law, Mrs. P. Campbell, accompanied
her to Aztec.