Semi-weekly herald., 1915-03-04
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Return Home.
Several Silycrton people, who were
in town to attend the funeral of the
late Charles Dale, have returned
home.
Among the Out of Town Visitors.
Dave McLain represented the May
Day section in Durango today. Tom
Owenby, Of Kline, was among the
business visitors from his vicinity.
Change in Administrator.
John Ong has resigned as admin
istration of the estate of the late Neil
and the Durango Trust
has been appointed in his
stead
Assault and Battery Charge.
A warrant has been sworn out for
the arrest of George Williamson Of
Florida mesa on the charge of beat
ing" Louis Pollandrani. The COM
plant was made by Mrs. Mary Cook.
To Occupy Wakelin Building
and Corner.
According to present arrangements,
the Durango Film Producing COM
pany will build their studio in Du-
instead of Trimble Springs,
using for their site the Wakelin build
ing and the corner adjoining.
Session of District Court somorrow.
A session of the district court will
be held tomorrow at 10 o'clock. 1t
is understood that John Ong and Fab
ian Martinez will make application
to the court for their release from
Jail, pending action on their poor
debtors" petition. Other matters will
probably come up for consideration.
To Engage in Mining.
]. w. Walker leaves for May Day
tomorrow to make preparations to be-
gin work on two groups of claims in
which he is interested. Operations
will start as soon as weather condi-
tions permit. Indications are that he
will be shipping ore in large guam
titles before the season is over.
"Bill' Fraser Dead.
bill" Roy Fraser's valuable dog
and loyal friend, died yesterday aft
erno0n from gunshot wounds inflict-
ed by some unknown person a few
days ago. The magnificent animal
had been his masters almost con-
stant companion for several years,
and he feels his loss almost as keen
ly as though it was a human being.
E. A. Hutchison Quite Seriously IN.
E. A. Hutchison, the well known
is quite seriously i'll. Last
night he returned from Arizona,
where he spent several months on a
notwithstanding mission. The change
did not benefit him and the trip home
proved a very hard one. He was met
in Antonito by DR.. A. f. Hutchinson,
who made the journey here with him.
Two Families Locate Here.
w. w. Paden and family, of Los
Angeles, arrived here last night with
the intention of locating. This morn
ing found them house hunting prepar-
ntory to taking up their residence in
the town. Mrs. |. M. Dennis and two
children and her mother, Mrs. Mas
luett, of Grand Junction. also came
to town last evening expecting to
make this their home.
Completed Sad Mission.
Mrs. Ralph Peake returned here
Saturday night from Bluff, Utah,
where she was called week or more
lgo by the death of her cousin, Joe
Akin, who was killed by the Piute In
lians. Mr.. Peakc came up Saturday
light from Ridgway, returning with
Mrs. Peake to that point Sunday
orning.-Telluride Journal
leal Estate Transfers.
The Frank Eldredge Investment
ompany has just sold one of the fine
anches in the Beaver Creek country
, Louis Wagner, one of the progress
i've farmers in the Pine River valley. |
hey have also consummated deal
hereby John w. Rowlands becomes
lie owner of substantial resident