Semi-weekly herald., 1914-03-16

out to Bayfield, today to spend few
days with Mrs. Keith, another mem
Der of the family.
Mrs. NJ. E. Stookey, who has been
a patient at Mercy hospital since
Sunday, left this morning for her
home in Hesperus. While still a lit
tie weak, her condition shows mark
ed Improvement.
Miss Myrtle Hill, primary teacher
in the Park school, was taken sudden
ly very i'll yesterday and last night
her condition was serious. Today she
is resting easier and appears to be
very much improved,
"Toughy" Morgan, as he is famil-
iarly known. was arrested" today on
the charge of vagrancy. He was
found guilty in the justice court and
given his choice of serving fifteen
days doing time on the streets, or
leaving town. He chose the latter
Mrs. Steve Rodgers Of Silverton,
spent the night in town with Miss
Ella Rodgers She was on her way
to Denver where she is called by the
serious illness of her father, C. New
ton, former we'll known resident OF
the San Juan Basin
operation at Mercy hospital this
morning for the removal of the sup
erflous section of ones anatomy, the
appendix. This afternoon she is rest
ing well, with all conditions pointing
to speedy recovery.
Yazze, the Indian who was arrest
ed yesterday evening on the charge
of stealing n horse from Henry
johnson, was released this morning
when he promised to return to the
owner the property he took without
permission.
Mrs. Rose Annett, Denver woman
has rented the building Immediately
south of the Herald office and is
having it fitted up for hair dressing
and manicuring parlor. She is an ex-
perienced operator who comes high
ly recommended.
Mrs. r. N. Mcclellan and little
nephew, Baby Dieckman, went out to
Pagosa Junction where she viii take
charge of the hotel while her mother,
Mrs. Tim Carr, spends few days in
Durango, with Mr. Carr, who is d
patient at Ochsner hospital
C. E. Dyer and bride, she who was
Miss Carrie Craig, were guests at
the Savoy last night This morning
they departed for Albuquerque on
their bridal tour. They win stop over
at several points Of interest on the
way and possibly extend their travels
as far as the Grand Canon.
Roy Goodman, county engineer,
went out to Vallecito this morning TO
complete the preliminary survey for
the bridge across the Nallecito a
short distance above the Root place.
The rebuilding Of the bridge is very
essential to the Cave Basin district
as it is on the only road that leads 70
the camp. ...s
Walter RunI1e, superintendent of
the Southern Ute Indian age uey, YVES
in town last night comforting. with
Superintendent c. C. Covey Of Nava-
10 Springs This morning he left for
the Florida Mesa to appraise soma
Indian lands. He reports the school
in flourishing condition. He is an
enthusiastic worker and has able sup
port in his corps of teachers.
This morning c. G. Coyey, Indian
agent at Navajo Springs, left fot
Washington with Nathan Wing, Asa
House and John Ayers, Ute lna'ians
of the Navajo Springs vicinity, w'ho
desire to confer with the powers tina t
be regarding several matters OF in
terest to the tribe. The business
about which they are most vitality
concerned is the distribution Of the
funds now due the tribe. Provisions
are being made for the first payment
Of quarter of million dollars on
the three and half million judgment
they received from the sale Of their
lands. Antoine Buck joined them at
Ignacio, to accompany them in the
capacity of interpreter.
FAMOUS ACROBAT is FOUND y
AInNE AND SICK IN H0VEI