Semi-weekly herald., 1914-01-12

shipped from the valley TO the new
packing house at Durango since its
opening for business. but there isn't
hogs enough 70 supply the demand.
This means much to this section and
every farmer should at least grow a
few hogs and keep this plant going.
i-Cortez Herald.
Herb Colderyille and Charles Glib
son were brought before County
Judge Palmquist Saturday, where
they plead guilty to the charge OF
contributing to juvenile delinquency
and were fined $50 and costs, each,
with a jail sentence Of ninety days.
The Jail sentence was suspended upon
prompt payment Of the fine and costs.
l-Silvcrton Miner.
Phil Roberts who formerly resided
at Flora Vista, was killed in Cripple
Creek, Colo, by Mexican woman
shooting him four times with re-
volver and cutting cash across the
face from one side to the other. The
woman left for Trinidad after the
killing before the body was found
At last reports the woman had not
been located.-Farmingto Times
Hustler.
News was received here during the
week of the death Of Rev. J. Bunting
johnson in Denver. Mr.. Johnson was
pastor of the Congregational church
in this town before going to Denver
where he was in charge of the Peoples
Tabernacle until recently when in.
ternal dissentions caused his removal
The Denver papers claim that he died
from broken heart as result Of
this trouble.-Silverto Standard.
The railroad surveyors camp was
moved this week to point about ter
miles northwest from Lewis, from
which point operations will be con
Quoted for few weeks. Work nee
essarily proceeds slowly on account
of the deep snow, but nevertheless
good progress is being made. Thor
ough work is done, and each mile IL
left in a manner that admits of thu
cost of construction being computed
I-Montezuma Journal.
K. NJ. Aitken has gone to Colorado
Springs on Hammond ditch business
Engineer John Field is expected
down from Denver this week to max
an estimate on the expense of build
ing the extension to the present Ham
mond ditch. We understand he place
the cost of an underground syphoi
across Largo canon and the repair
ing of the old Hammond ditch a
$55, 900. This includes new heading
about half mile further up the rivei
Aztec Index.
Colonel w. s. Hopewell and hi
attorney, f. W, Dobson, will leav
tonight for Chicago and Pittsbur
where they are called in connectio
with the organization details of tn
recently incorporated Gulf, Ne'
Mexico & Pacific railroad. The
viii be away for ten days or more
Col. Dobson is also attorney for tn
receiver OF the New Mexico Centri
and allied companies and IL is ant
cipated that during this trip detail
of the taking over of the Central b
the new company will be adjusted
Albuquerque Herald,
The stork disappears and we loo
into the cradle and behold NAL
child. After running the gauntlet o
measles, mumps and chicken pox h
enters school. At the age of 10 he
red headed, freckle faced boy an
the terror of the neighborhood. A
IL he is apprentice in a printing of
flee. At is he has acquired Two case
Of long primer and nm army press
and is the editor of country news
paper. At 20 he is married. At 3
he is bald headed, stoop shoulders
and the father of large family. A
80 he is dead in cheap pine coffin
and as 500 delinquent subscribers fiji
past his bier for the last look the.
are heard to say: He was a goo'
fellow, but he couldn't save his mon
ey.'"-Philosophy Of the Everett En-
terprise.
On n tour of inspection of the ply
steal properties, the plants, build
ings, ETC., of the Doherty Operating
company of New York, Holton II
Scott Of New York, general manager
Of the company, and F. Palmer, 7
Bashford, H. Ricardo and r. Dobbie
English gas and electric engineers