Semi-weekly herald., 1914-06-22

Patterson, Kenehan, Tom lyman &
Co. would surely put the state out
of business this fall should they car
ry out their plans. But the law-abid-
ing people will be out in force when
the time comes.
George Moody, A. ]. Robin and Mr..
Burnett motored out to the Cave Ba-
sin section today. The former is on
legal business. The latter went out
to take charge of Mr.. Robins assay
office ....
Gen. II. +. Robinson, U. S. super
intendent of Indian irrigation, came
in from Ignacio last night and left
this morning for Shiprock to look af-
ter work that comes under his gen.
eral supervision.
Mrs. W. K. Mason came in from
Hesperus last night to remain un-
til her husband is able to leave the
hospital. The latter is improving but
bids fair to have quite long siege
before him yet with his physical af-
Fiction, eyresipelas.
John Waters departed for Pueblo
this morning on short business trip.
Mr.. Waters is interested in some
horses that are being trained on the
Pueblo track, which papers of that
section declare are making as good
showing as any on the circuit.
Mrs. Susan Stuckman, widow of the
late Gustave Stuckman, has been az
pointed executrix of her husbands as
tate. According to an inventory fled
the estate includes real estate valued
at $4,000 and personal property valued
at $4,000.
Mrs. II. +. Stookey, mother of the
Denver g. Rio Grande Southern agent
at Hesperus, was patron Of the Sa-
voy last night, who was bound for
her old home in Wilkesbarre, Pa,
where she expects to remain perma-
nently. On the way she will stop a
while in Lumberton and Denver.
Two prominent d. & r. G. officials
Supt. McGraw of the fourth division.
and II. Taylor, superintendent of
building and bridges for the division,
passed through to Silverton last night
in the formers private car, on a tour
of inspection. They returned to their
headquarters today.
Miss Jennie Hood, one of Mrs. Ora
Hoods clever daughters, is home from
Laramie, Wyo., where she has just
completed very successful years
work as teacher in the school. She
will spend her summer vacation with
her mother on their Fort Lewis mesa
ranch.
Mrs. Harry Ware and son John left
this morning to spend the summer in
the east. Their objective point is the
formers old home in Boston to visit
relatives, but on the way they make
extended stops in Denver, Philadel-
phia and New York. In the Colorado
city, Mr.. Ware is to pass his annual
vacation with them.
City Commissioner Wilson, Engi-
neer Roy Goodman and Mr.. Lamb, the
Hendrie-Bolthoff representative, deal
crs in steel pipe, went out the pipe
line this morning, particularly to in
spect the proposed change. Commits
sioner Redman has been out there
since Tuesday looking after routine
work.
Ward Weaver and bride arrive from
Mancos this evening. They will come
in by train as far as the brick yard
and from there by auto. A local
bunch of admiring friends will be
there with brass band to properly
escort them into the city and to their
home which is appropriately decorat-
ed, even to the shrubbery, with blat-
ant effusions appertaining.
Harry Lawson, of Texas creek, was
in from Texas creek today Quitting
with supplies for the Cave Basin dis
trict, where he has valuable mining
claims. He is one of the fortunate
owners of the Mary Murphy, the prop
erty on which such a valuable strike
has recently been made. The other
owners are Sam Parks and Peter
Hamblin Tom Accord is working it
under lease.