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TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-09-21
Gruuoeis.ntbnms. SppOtbefen
Rtuei einsetrasen.

gbarIss 70. gsrsmann an aineolr
3. u. go. /, $500.
>aatberins 8ornbsrg an u. Warb
.. II. 6. Co., $1,000.
Wm. g. Guoanaugb an Grnit Sta'
tion g. Il. .. Co., 1920.
Yiibdel 9sesan an GLENDALE 3. IL.
g. u. Co.. $4,000.
Sarah Sau Sopple an Dpomins
8. II. g. 60. S4500.
Qnra 9atier an Satlsp 9. IL. 9.
Co.. $3.50.
glarp u. Yalmsr on Susb g. ..
Sonarbs, 4bm'r., $500.
aaura Dirtb an Sntlep 9ons,
$4,000.
CLARA :. @tn5.l an 2lnni. u.
Shoemaier. $500.
CLARA g. Mcpberion an Yrigbtpn
German gdnt, $1,000.
Sophie 6. 3iedmann an DO,
$1,000.
Dora Wanninasr an bO., $1700.
souis 8. StbIiRg an James Ul.
9rdham, $500.
Serman 2obmdn on Speamore g.
u. 6. Co.. $4,000.
albert $. 9one on Reabing o. u.
6. Co.. $1,000.
Satberin. -Siephns on Wlabiipn
3. u. Wo. 2. $1,000.
Gmil 8. Z. Sante an Gep.ntb
Warb g. II. 9. Co.. $4,000.
Sfauc 9oipenitein an @loria 6. u.
3. Co.. $500.
gfobsrt sobb u. 2lnb.. 5ruitres, an
bic Tirit llniisb presbDt.rian ghur6
TO Womsn's General WiHionarp SOs
eietp. $4,000.
aiba sbomas an Weittpoob Eom.s
iteab Co., $500.
Worian u. 0isringer an bo.,
$1,000.
Sabiene Qsno 2sid)t an Goutbern
Ohio 8. II. Z. Co., $1,000.
2ouiin Wlon an bo., $500.
5ebpias SosIf9sr an GmiI o. ..
8anis. 1892.
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Cincinnati, 90. S.pt.


Gbarles Wtber an Charles pidel.
beimer, 35 BEL l15 Sub an Der Rorbs
Isite BON pults 2loenue in Gdirmount,
(Gtsuer $3); 81.
Robert Stoubsr on gugsne ).
9rillot, 1890 4dsr ganb in Settion
~ Sbeamore 5otpHibip. (Steuer
$3.50; 81.
5pbn SsOsripiel an GliSabetb 5es
bsripisl, 20 BEL III Jub an Der DIE
isite Der 2ogdn StraBe, 81 Sub iiibs
lid Der @rsen Strabe, (Stsuer SOC;
81.
Do. an bo., $3.50 Bel 215 SUB an
Der Wsiiisits Don 5srbinanb plate,
1880 SUE nOrolih bon Barton
Roab. (Stsuer SOC; 81.
5reberid u. 8ien an glisabetb
Raible, so BEL $50 SUB an Der Rorbs
feite pon 9uoIon @penue in gors
1poob, (Steier $4); 81.
s5rances 8. Sotpdrbs u. Qnb. on
MarD 81. palmer, 60 BEL las Snb
an Der Rorbieite BON 6uidins Qlrenue,
746 Gub Sitli6 BON M1in glpenue In
aronbale, (Stsuer $4); 81.
Greb. dear CT. an bis g. wlosrs
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Ser Seloenfrieobui uDn
@uuSiers.

gon Der S6rifilsituns Der ,ga,ett,
bes 2trbeimes" geht folsauoer geriai
aus:
Bel Gintritt ins sipeite arisssiabr.
am 3. 9Iueuif, srfoIgte duf b.m fab.
iiifn friscbof bon 9ousisrs oi.
ipsibepoue usbersabe Der @brsnItdttt
mi. BEN idpli6tsn Gro6mal un6 Der
Sni6rifi: Den bis in ben sob Gss
ireusH." 394 brdpe oeutIGe SpIbatsn
ruben bier i'm leBten Sdlummer, biti
usbsH einsm Glisren Grab. bag neuu
Don ibrsn 1870 aeiolltn.n b:uif6en
9ortdrpfern bedt, unipeit BON isnem
aHbueR @rabit.in, ben Der hsutitt
9sreral Sled um II. Suli biefes
Sabrss ben bnIslbit beitaiisteu iranSos
iiidltn 9sfallentn isbeH Iisb.
Gin erautr Sug. lpoIieuebangen
unb ME bon 9brdnen itnper. saum
obsr bate bic feisrIi1e SdnbluHg
be9Onnsn aIs bic Gpnne itra5Ienb
bas Gsip5li aerrib. girSrudspDa psrs
lief Der Wsibea.t, bem inmittsn zines
itaiilifen Sreiies beuiffer Sffisiere
uub Wannfhaftsn bic beiben S0bne
bes a6nias BON Safien, Der SeraOg
Dor Sohfen Meininesn, General
oberii b. ginem unb 9eneralIsuinant
5isd beifpobuten.
Rad bem Gboraeiang rSeiis. msie
3iIosrIi6t" fprah Der epdngsliI4e
Observation-Disclosures gu6bol5 Don
9Ou5iers folesubsn bi9tsriib.nDeibss
Iprud:
0es giieuireu3ss unb Der Siegsss
paIme Bib
9os Mort bnrunisr: cen Biz In ben
gob 9streusn!
llnb rings I'M sfranae RdmenItilb an
PameHi6ilb,
60 griibt nun b;efer GteiH bas tbeure
9rnbssfiIb,
sSn bas fait tdalicb nod mir nelR Sddt
einitreien.
Gin Sabr ii:'s isbi bab unfrsr Teibsr
iietes 0rGlsn
Den aoiier. unisrn Griebensinifer.
3ipdng gum Sf,fpert.
Cir Jabr hts jsbi. bub unier Jriss
bsnspoll iih tpebrt
- aus Yotb - in WaffsnI6drsn, Bis
gum Eob seireuen.
0amit nidi 8einbestpuib bic 5eimatb
uns psrbeert.
0isl fanten bin; in msit unb Oft, I'M
GbrenftIb.
Doa fpollen mir niht Hagen, 4poIsn
itol5 uns freusn
Oes beilgen Dpfermuibss. Der segtn
cine Welt
BON 5einben ringsumber poll sfraft
Dds 5elb bebdlt,
5m unerff0pfi.n S.er Der biz gum
Sob gstreuen!
Gis islber, bic bi.r rub'n, - ME mir.
ben fis's btrsutn,
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(Sortictung folat.)

Sin Sci DENT oer> IRAN
aD5iiden Regieruua an
.SeutfGlaub. Sm Sriessjabr
1914, eiriae Monute DOR 2lusbru6 beg
Weltbranbss. bat OeutidlanD nod Elm
9sifsnt Der iran30iiid.n ResisruuJ
ethalten. Sas @ei6ent iii spar nibt
al5u tpertbOoll, uno sielleift purtn
bic Tronsoien irob, es los su iein Die
fss 9eident liept ober itebt DieIme6r
in 9unis unb 1T Elm Saus, in bem
bis gum Sabre 1913 bic neutfte aors
fnlatstalalei untergeGradt mar. Iu9
ber oeuti6e &oniul pOhnte in benz
GebGuos, bas Der frana0iii6en Rede'
runa acbOrte une benz 9euti6en Reis
DE mietllpeiIe iiberlliien lporoen mar.
unb auf einmal betam nun bic frar-
abide Iegieruna bic Gr6bmannss
fuht unb peri9entte bieiss Saus on
sen bisberiaen Mietber. Oisisr ndbm
bag @eifent on. Ob an bem @ebdube
pisl baran 1T, bariiber perlautet ni6t9,
benn audi sinsm aefdenltsn - 6aIs
qudt mar nidt ins Muul. Seoenfllls
ipuroen aber in Der pprjdbriger
Observation-Disclosures 5ur Sns
itanOIebuna bieiss frun30Iiidsn Ges
ftentss $500 Marf geforbert unb BON
&si6stua aud beipillist. Sn5pii6sn
perben bic freigebieen Srauaeien III
ritterlifer Deiie bas nun dusgebeFe-s
ts 9ebdube ii9 iDieber ansesienef Has
Ben. 1batid9Iid baben re aIiO sin sus
tss GsI1af. aema&t
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| ieiH StelpiilH w., SupIt puuJI ppIi
1. September 1915, auf giaentbur
betannt als 2246 Dbeeler Strabe
monatlihe Wietbe $32.
pbilippina Shipar3 an bo.,
Sabre padi bonn /. September 1915
nuf Gigenthum betannt ols 1910
SBcdmore Strabs, monutlide Mistb'
| $45.
6arrp $. goombe an DO. 2 Sabre
poht bonn 15. gusuit 1915, oui
@iaentbum betannt als go. 2153 @.
8. Strabe, monaili6s Wistbs $65.
glmeIia Bergman an CLARA ]. 2sas
man, 100 6ut an Montaomerp pii:
in Settion "a in Columbia 3oipn-
ibip, (Sieuer $2): 81.
Sobn Ri1cls. 9prmunb, an CLARA
:. Densel, Got an Der fiibSitlihen
Gde BON Gorblp unb Sutton Roab in
Wlt. WaIbingion. (5teuer 500; S400.
Milliam y. 3. 9oull an Mdrtba
3. pauu, 28.46 g(der 2anb in Set=
iion 5 in GsIbi 9oipnfbip, (Sieuer
$3.50; 81.
Sotn Rempe on 9eores 6. Werdel.
5bsiI Don Got 81 in 10. 80. DcoSs
llnterabtbeiluns in pleafant Riose,
(Steuer 500; 81.
5otparb Spipler an emma Fotpler.
AZ bei 220 Ssub an Der Weitieite bon
WeMiden glpsnus, (Sisuer $2); 81.
8sorae gmbroie on Senrp Died
man, so BEL 152 SUB all Der Siibitiie
BON gtmbrof. gtosnue, 136 SUB oiilib
bon SamiIton 9lpsnus, (Stsusr $3);
81.
Games 81. Graham on aouis $.
OthIino, 96sil BON Cots 81 unb 32
in 9drt plate llnisrabibeiluna al
UlnpIe 9riOelpap, CSteuer 81; 81.
georse 81. WeIib an Martba Rsbs
fern, Cots 2S une % in @resns 2.
llnierabtbeiIuns in GIeoes, (5tsusr
500; 81.
Rartba RsbTern oil s5lora M.
WeIib. basisIbs Gissntbum. (Steuer
500; 81.
glnna 4. gro,pn an 5ans Srsb,s
rid Staefsr. gbeil pOn 2oi SO. %
bon 0obb Wiibenburp's untsrabihsis
lung. 81.
anna sitter on Gobien.asnaasi6t,
20 BEL 100 Sub an bel Sitieiie Der
Saliisae Strabe. 140 5ub iiiblid Der
GIiia Strabs, (Steuet 81; 81.
0eoree 81. q. Worris an 1hereid
gieper, so BEL 200 Sub an Der Porbs
ieite BON SdrriTon apenus, (Sieuer
S2); 81.
Gbiparb 20. g.onb on geOrg. q.
9dmbah, 40 bel 97.Ss Jub an Sbus
fer slpenus. (Sieuer SOC; 81.
8eoras q. gdmbah an Glld Gan
BERG, basieIbe gissntbum. (Stsutr
81; 81.
emil .. Z. Son,. an sebtpiss
6csli6sr. so BEL 90 Gub on Der @eits
T.iie oon g.IIsair pIaes. (S.euer
$3.50; 81.
Uiaru 8. Wapb,t an GIi;ab,th +.
9bornbute. 1915 qd.r aanb in Sets
lion % in Columbia SopnIbip, |
(Sieuer $3.50; 81.
Sames s. 2ln.n an loan SO. Bee
Ter, 40 SUB an Der @eitf.ite bon
Delta 2lpsnue. (Steuer 81; 81.
6. .. 5,bl an glbne: 5. Curtis,
10 Sabre ga6t pom 10. S.tobsr |
1915. oui Gi1enibum an Der noro'
psitIihsn Gde bon 2inipoob Ronb unb |
gtlta glpsnue, monatIite Wistb. |
s25.
Mnsrs 9. Cooper on auIa Groms
rspsr. Got 2 in Npsrg y. Goopsr's
llnterabtbeilune. (Steuer 500; 81.
Rate 9tsburD II. @no. an aula
4. Trommspsr. oasIsl6s giesnibum,
,Steuer 81; 81.
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1 Sobn 81. Steele an Miami 9oipn.
lfbip 3. II. 8. Co.. $3.50.
Games g. 2tatop an Southern Obir
g. II. 3 Co., $2100.
| glnna Wlpeller al Carthage g. u.
l0. ". $1,000.
| sSoiepbins 2ltomb an Milforo 9. II.
6. Co.. $4,000.
| stnna 6. 0erfus an Wlt. 9oolout
IS. II. 6. Co., $500.
| Sardb 6. 1onabue on Mt. 2oots
out g. Ii. 6. 60. s2750.
9uIa q. 6rommsper on Winton
Sabin1s gdnt, $4500.
Dobib q. WaIiet an Datlsp ganf,
$500.
Getifgte 5ppotbeten.
@ilIiam 3. Ghrrer an Sputbern
Ohio 6. Ii. 3. Co., $500.
Gatlcs 8. Sdott an @lsnn 3. IL.
9. ~. $500.
Charles 10. geremann an aincoln
.. q. gp. /. $500.
Ssnrp @eiIs on u. 8. apns,.p,
$1,000.
Ulid,oel aeesan an @IsnbaI. 9. Ii.
g. U. Co.. $500.
Sobn 8. gsrbsrif an Green Ctr.
/ g. ii. 9. 60. $250o.
qart Gall glbs. Go. an Quid
Witbordipol q. q. Go, $500.
SOfdnna Bruins an Wpoming g.
II. g. Co.. S700.
manuel gutman an Samuel 8.
9aft, $500.
SatOb Sutb an Central GairmOunt
q. ii. 6. Co.. S2100.
Do. an Gdfpsr Satdl, 5000.
glnbrep Deis an Wsitern German
9ant. 5000.
Serman z. 9obman,an SpcamOrs
g. II. 6. Co.. $500.
Gbas. 20. GOg an Rate Seripig,
$140.
glnna Sitter an Rortb dartmouth
g. ii. q. Co., S1700.
5aroib JDpIsr an abbiion 9. II.
g. Co.. $4250.
2lnna Gibtr an Clinton g. II. ..
60, $1,000.
e. 8. Munb on R. 8. GairIsp.
$1,000.
albert 20. 6. Wueusr an emma 8.
Qanoiuehr. $1,000.
@eprge u. Geib on JraHt Goldman.
1890.
Ulatbias g. 6eib an b., S400.
glnna WoeIIsr al Carthage g. II.
g. 81. $1,000.
9lnnd 9. 9.rfus on Dm. Z. Ri.s
nober. S125.
Do. an gat. aopiOut g. IL. 9. Co.,
$500.
sliJabsib Rislunb an StanIsp 6.
Barter. $500.
3Obn 9. sio an RabifOn 3. u.
no. 2. $225o.
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Q Nprfi6tia.

ylaier Gum nsusn Rtif,nben): go,
bier bdbtn Si, bic aunb,Hliiit.1
limb mas bsbeuten bic rotbsn artu.
&c hinier sin3sInsn Girmsn2'
Bel oieien Serren IN es rotbfam.
In Der Rdbs Der aoatortbiir gu bl,is
ben
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r5rau Don 5alOen, iis min iibris
gems aud bierber mad Dinbmiiblau
tommen, eradbIte mir Der Mirib.1
sSSreI Eies, Sis 6etummsn aons
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Die ridtlat Qbrtffs

aouriIt (bn piele limitdnbs muht
unb iptHis Der5sbrD: Sic bassn aus
btr e6ten 8ieren ou6 sinfaAss; pie
i4medt bsnn bas2'
@irth (sum Saustnsdi): .Jritbs
RID. iDmm mai rein! Der 6srr ipia
.bi@ mas irussn!s
Semi-weekly herald., 1915-04-12
Mrs. Herman Hanno Very Ill.

Mrs. Herman Hanno, wife of the
city treasurer, is very i'll with Bright $
disease and dropsy. For several weeks
she has been failing and last night
her condition became critical. Her
daughter, Miss Charlotte, who is a
student at the State Teachers col
lege, and her son Oscar, who attends
the State School of Mines, have been
sent for and will arrive here tomor-
row night. Meanwhile Durango Friends,
anxiously await more favorable news
from her bedside.
Semi-weekly herald., 1915-04-12
NOTICE OF ADJUSTMENT DAY.

Estate of Anna NJ. Weinig De-
ceased.
The undersigned having been ap-
pointed administrator of the estate of
Anna NJ Weinig, late of the county
Of La Plata, in the state of Colorado,
deceased hereby gives notice that
they will appear before the county
court of said La Plata county, at
the court house in Durango, in said
county, on Monday, the twenty-sixth
day of April, A. D. 1918, at the hour
of 1000 O'Clock a. m. of said day, at
which time all persons having claims
against said estate are notified and
requested to attend for the purpose Of
having the same adjusted. All per-
sons indebted to said estate are re-
guested to make immediate payment
to the undersigned.
Dated at Durango, Colorado, this
twenty-seventh day of March, A. D.
1915.
THE DURANGO TRUST COMPANY,
Administrator of the estate of Anna
NJ Weinig deceased.
By w. L. Duggan, Asst, Secretary.
Ritter and Buchanan, Attorneys
First publication April 1.
Last publication April %.
Semi-weekly herald., 1915-04-12
Takes Body East for Burial.

Mrs. Lulu Baker, of Pennington,
left this morning on her way to
Grand Haven, Mich, with the remains
of her husband, the late Stewart Ba-
ker. Mrs. James Pierce and Mrs. F.
NJ. Barnard accompanied her to Du-
range and the former continued with
her to Denver, where Df. l.. Baker,
a brother of the late Mf. Baker, will
meet her and cover the remainder of
the sad journey.
Semi-weekly herald., 1915-04-12
Plans to Start Oil Fl0tati0n
Process Mill Soon.


f. w. Waybright, representing the
American oil flotation process, arriv-
ed from New York last night on his
way to the Silverton, district, where
the company he represents has re-
Gently leased the Silver Lake mill for
three years and will begin operation
within two months. This oil flotation
has been tested out in the treatment
of copper, zinc, sulphides and lead in
various mining sections and saving
of SO per cent to as high as 95 per
cent resulted. If the saving is 25
per cent it is predicted many old
properties will be reopened that have
been idle for years. If it proves the
success up there it has in other sec
tions of this and in foreign countries,
it will make the Silverton camp far
greater than it ever has been before.
In addition to operating the mill, Mr..
Waybright's company has the May
flower, Champion, Slide and other
properties under lease and these will
be the scene of much activity. He
predicts that 300 tons of ore will be
shipped daily this year and this
amount will be increased nearly two
fold as time goes on. The concen-
trates will be sent to the Durango
smelter. F. M. jackson, of Ouray,
Win is IN have q reannucihta pnsifion
with the company, met Mr.. Way
bright here last night and continued
to Silverton with him this morning.
1t is understood that General Super
intendent lockwood and Superintend-
ent McGraw made the trip to Silver
ton today, in part, to more thorough
ly familiarize themselves with the Oil
Flotation company's plans.
Semi-weekly herald., 1915-04-12
Mercy Hospital Notes.


Little Owen Robbins, eldest son of
DR.. and Mrs. A. W. Robbins, under
went an operation for removal of the
tonsils this morning.
Matt German, an employe of the
smelter, has bad case of pneumonia.
Alfred Trujillo, from Sunnyside, is
sick with pleurisy. Emele Notes has
severe cold. Mrs. A. l.. Thomas,
from Silverton, is very sick Mrs.
McGarven is able to sit up after a
stay of about one month. Mrs. Bork,
from Mancos, came in yesterday for
treatment. Mrs. G. W. Gedney left
for her home, 333 Seventh avenue, to-
day.
Semi-weekly herald., 1915-04-12
Hesperus School Begins May Third.

Hesperus School Begins May Third.
The nine months term of school
at Hesperus commences the third of
Mty WA Prof. Dunn in charge of
the upper grades and Miss Dolores
Mccormick teacher of the primary de-
partment. Miss Mccormick closed a
seven months school in Montezuma
county March 25 and is dividing her
vacation days between her parents
home in Durango and the home of her
sister, Mrs. Firebaugh, in the Ignacio
vicinity.
Semi-weekly herald., 1915-04-12
Mountz-Kendall Trial Delayed.

Caviness and Hamblett, the prin-
cipal witnesses in the Mountz Kan
dali case, have not been located, and
it now appears they are somewhere in
New Mexico and said to be hunting
cattle. The trial is delayed on ac-
count Of their absence and the other
witnesses have been excused for the
term, unless subpoenaed again. Prob
ably the case will be postponed until
the November term of court.
Semi-weekly herald., 1915-04-12
Leaves for California Monday.

Mrs. Nj. 7. Lommasson, wife of the
new superintendent at Perins, leaves
Monday on her way to California to
attend the expositions. On the way
she will visit her parents, the VIII
kins, in Salt Lake. Mr.. Lommas-
son will join her in a week or two.
Semi-weekly herald., 1915-04-12

press the case is in the hands Of the
jury This morning Herman Keener
plead guilty to, the charge of killing
a COW that belonged to another man.
The court will impose his sentence
late this afternoon.
Semi-weekly herald., 1915-04-12

Rev. M. E. Doud; "The Call Of
Christ" Rev. W. H. Miller. These
topics have "a vital bearing upon the
present meeting and the evening will
be sure to be interesting and helpful.
Mr.. Pratt will arrive Saturday and
have charge of the service that even-
ing.
Semi-weekly herald., 1915-04-12
Snow Prevents Work ON
State Highway.

George Logan, who has the contract
for completing the state highway to
the top of the divide east of Pagosa
Springs, just received word that the
snow is still eighteen inches deep and
1t will be some little time before he
can begin operations.
Semi-weekly herald., 1915-04-12
Among the Newcomers.

Mr.. and Mrs. E. F. Wiederander
and family, of Nebraska, and Mr..
and Mrs. Henderson, of Missouri, par
ents of Mrs. Wiederander, were arriv-
ais in the city last night on their
way to our prosperous neighboring
town of Aztec, where they will make
their home. The former family is
said to be interested in a business
venture and the latter in ranch prop
erty. While in town Mr. Wiederander
ordered Ford delivered to him in a
few days.
Semi-weekly herald., 1915-04-12
More Joy Riding.

More Joy Riding.
The Durango Novelty works has
just sold Keith Rucker of the First
National bank a Saxon, and the firm
has a carload on the way to supply
the trade. Mr.. Rucker's car is u
beauty and is with all the latest thing
enthusiastic motorists consider essen
tial.
Semi-weekly herald., 1915-04-12

Mrs. B. w. Ritter is confined to
her home, suffering with grippe.
Mrs. Grant Morris is reported to
be quite seriously ill.
A tennis club is being formed. 1t
is expected the organization will be
complete by next week.
Richard Fay, son Of Mrs. Hattie
Fay, is recovering from his siege with
measles.
Now that Lent is over social affairs
do not have to appear Lilliputian in
size in print.
Mr.. and Mrs. Joe Clark are domi-
ciled in their new home on Thirteenth
street, recently vacated by the DR..
Hobbys.
Mr.. and Mrs. C. A. Cooper are now
occupying the Goodman cottage on
Second avenue, vacated some months
ago by the George Lanes.
Frank Foley is up from Farming
ton for his usual weekend visit. eve
keep this item in type to use fort
nightly.)
The Wednesday Bridge club was
entertained by Mrs. E. H. Burdick this
week on its usual meeting day. Only
members were present.
Mrs. A. F. Hutchinson is not i'm
proving rs rapidly as her friends
would like to see her. For more than
two weeks, she has not been able to
have callers.
Walter Alexander and wife, she
who was Maree Taylor, will return
from Denver Tuesday night when
they will receive the necessarily be-
lated congratulations OF their friends.
Mrs. George Isgar has gone to Cali
fornia to attend the biennial meeting
of the grand lodge of Women Of the
Woodcraft. She is one Of the grand
officers, the only one, we believe, in
the state Of Colorado.
Manager Bushnell of the Electric
theater was the host of the Sodalty
girls, thirty-five in number, Thursday
evening. The entertainment was up
to the usual standard, and the young
ladies spent a delightful hour.
Durango friends will be interested
to know that Miss Edna Oakley, one
Of Aztec's popular teachers, has been
elected instructor of Spanish in the
Las Vegar Normal for the summer
session. The honor came wholly un-
solicited.
For the first time since the begin
ming Of Lent, the Monday Bridge club
members are all playing again. This
week they met with Mrs. George West
and beside the club folk there were
.hree guests, the Mesdams Eldredge,
Snyder and Kaufman. Next week
he club will enjoy the hospitality of
Ara. A. p. Cnnun.
Semi-weekly herald., 1915-04-12

New information was filed yester-
day evening against Mountz and Ken
dad, charged with cattle stealing.
This morning they were arraigned
and plead not guilty. Arguments on
the motions for new trials were heard
in the cases of Poor VS.. Boyle and
Beckett VS.. Pace.
Semi-weekly herald., 1915-04-12
Prosperity Day for the Ford
Auto Company.

A. E. Houser's trip to Aztec yes
terday resulted in the sale of a car
to Undersheriff Dufur of San Juan
county. During the day and evening
Robert Nelson Of upper Florida, Ole
Lee of Hermosa, and EFF. Wiederan-
der of Aztec, also purchased ma
chimes.
Semi-weekly herald., 1915-04-12
Remains of the Late Stewart Baker
To Arrive in Durango Tonight.

The body Of the late R. S. Baker
will arrive in Durango tonight, ac-
companied by the widow. Tomorrow
morning Mrs. Baker will leave for
his old home, Grand Haven, Mich,
with 1t, where interment will take
place. Her sister, Brs. Brownley, and
brother, Harry Turner, will meet her
in Chicago.
Semi-weekly herald., 1915-04-12
San Juan Creamery Note.

The demand for butter is increas-
Ing. The ice cream trade is brisk.
Easter Sunday proved especially good.
The price Of butter fat has increased
eae sea$ . pssaG yAis wsss shesln
Semi-weekly herald., 1915-04-12
Farmington-Gallup Auto Route.

A regular auto service between
Pennington and Gallup will be estab-
lished about the middle of May. AS
soon as patronage warrants daily
trips will be made between the two
points. Such connections will place
Durango less than 4s hours from Los
Angeles.
Semi-weekly herald., 1915-04-12
FarmingtOn's Increased Postal

Receipts.
The postoffice receipts at the Farm
ington office for the year ending
March 81, shows a tremendous in
crease over any previous year. It
reached a total of ss,2O5.19, putting
this office into the second class. This
is might good showing for town
of this size. There are at present
only eleven towns in New Mexico
that are in the second class. These
include Clovis, Deming, Santa Fe,
Roswell, etc. 1t also puts Farming
ton in the same classification as Du-
raneo.-Farmington Enterprise.
Semi-weekly herald., 1915-04-12
San Juan County, N. NJ, to Have

San Juan County, N. NJ, to Have
New Jail.
The contract for the county Jail
was let the first of the wek to Evan
Wood for $780, The building will
be ali concrete 1sx3O, three rooms, Of
flee, vault, and cell room, to be COM
pleted in ninety days.--Aztec Inde-
pendent.
Semi-weekly herald., 1915-04-12
Prosperous Day.

Prosperous Day.
The number of Saturday visitors
increase weekly. Our country neigh
bors are learning that the Durango
merchants are offering special bar
gains on that day, so it proves pros
porous one both to salesman and pur-
chaser.
Semi-weekly herald., 1915-04-12
New Express Company for
These Parts.

According to reports from Denver,
the Globe Express company will be a
thing of the past after July 1st, ar
rangemets being under way for the
Wells-Fargo company to take it over
on that date. II is understood the
change will not affect the employees,
except the heads of the concern,
where some official decapitation II
likely.
Semi-weekly herald., 1915-04-12
In the District Court.

In the District Court.
Gertrude Patty was granted a di-
vorce from W. Patty. The case of
Quinn VS.. Clifford of Silverton was
tried before jury composed of C. l..
Talbot, II. Craig, James Connell, J..
w. Morgan, U. G. Roach and Clar-
ence Ritter. Quinn sold carload Of
potatoes to Clifford and demands
payment. The defendant claims that
the goods were not merchantable,
henss No maaay Il due. A. W 70 to
Semi-weekly herald., 1915-04-12

FOR RENT-P. G. Ellis ranches on
TT. Lewis mesa for 1915. See Rock
wood & Perkins, Durango, Colo.
W-l1-12-t
Semi-weekly herald., 1915-04-12
Program at the Union Tabernacle

Tonight.
In the absence Of Evangelist Pratt,
Mr.. Brison will have charge of the
service at the tabernacle tonight. He
will lead the choir and sing one Of
his beautiful solos. The local min
listers will each have ten minutes only
on the program in the following top
ics: "What 10 Evangelism :" Rev. r.
3. FairchiId; "The Place of Evangel-
ism in The Program Of Churches"
Rev. d. r. Gaines; ~The Personal
WORKERS. Task" Rev. c. W. Dean;
's1he Place Of Prayer ia Evangslism."