Semi-weekly herald., 1914-06-18

James Belmear and Frank Pease,
Montczuma county cattle kings, left
this morning for Magdalena, N. NJ,
where they purchased about 400 head
Of cattle about two months ago. They
will ship the stock to Dolores about
June 26 to place them upon the sum
mer range.
N. o. Robbins, the accommodating
cashier who is in charge of the
freight depot during W. F. Flem-
ing's vacation, has just been offered
. position in the claim department
of the Burlington railroad, with head
quarters in Lawrence, Kan, and is
to report for duty July LIST.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Cunha and
their granddaughter, Gertrude Faris,
returned last night from Pagosa
Springs, where they passed ten days
with their relatives, the Will Gal
breaths. Little Thelma Galbreath
came home with them for an indefi-
mite stay.
Mrs. Frank Pease and sister, Mrs.
Thornell and Mr.. James Brown, the
latter acting as chauffeur, motored
to their home in Dolores yesterday.
They came over yesterday on pur-
chasing expedition and to see Mr.
Pease off on his trip to Magda-
lena.
The trial of Maestas, proprietor of
the Office saloon, who is charged with
keeping a disorderly house, and of
Sam May, who is charged with gam
bling, is set for O'Clock this after
noon. 1t is said that the city has two
witnesses who will testify to the guilt
OF the accused.
The Knights OF Pythias have elect
ed the following officers for the en-
suing term: Chester Black, chancel-
lor commander: Henry Redmen, vice
chancellor; X. M. Murray, prelate;
George Farley, master at arms; Hen
.ry Monniger, inner guard, and Peter
Peterson, outer guard.
B. Caramouzis, contractor on the
Eagle Pass, is down from the mine
He has just completed tunnel and
annual assessment work for the com
pany and is here for the purpose of
enjoying few days rest before en-
tering upon his new work of driving
another tunnel on the property.
"Tom" Arlington is up from his
trading post on the Navajo reserva-
ton, discussing Eye old times" Will
friends of long ago. Mr.. Arlington
was pioneer of this section ano
while here he acquired a habit that
followed him down to his new loca-
tion-that of being county commits
sioner.
Rev. Mr.. Mills, of Flora Vista, tele
phoned Rev. Hanford Miller this aft
ernoon that Rev. Bundy was very
low. The latter underwent an opera
tion for gallstones Thursday, after
being seriously i'll for couple OF
weeks. His many friends in the
southwest anxiously wait more ia
vorable news of his condition.
L. P. Rudolph and son Rowe re
turned from Pueblo last night and
left for the vicinity of the Luck
Four properties in the La Platas thi'
morning. Mr.. Rudolph has a force
of men employed on the Delta New
Castle doing development work and
he plans to increase the number al
an early date.
Spinach, says Durango doctor, is
rich in iron, and is fine tonic. Cab
bage and cauliflower are also re-
garded as being excellent blood puri
fiers, and raw tomatoes are rem
edy for biliousness. Onions are good
FOR the nerves, and the proof is that
most people who eat the vegetable
bravely go to public places.
The attendance and enthusiasm is
increasing at the series of special
meetings Rev. Miller and Rev, Cham
bers are conducting at Trimblt
Springs. Last night the congregation
was the largest of the series, and
fourteen persons were converted
making total of twenty in the past
week. The meetings will continue un-
til the first of next week.
The date of the Weaver Mullir
wedding has been set by knowing
| friends on various occasions hut ms