Semi-weekly herald., 1915-10-18

Arthur Frary, youngest son of 0.
P. Frary of the Animas valley, leaves
Tor Miami, Arizona tomorrow morn
ing where a position with the big cop
per company awaits him.
Mrs. j. N. Galloway and daughter,
Mrs. Percy Airy and the latter's
small son left for Denver this morn
ing on a business and pleasure trip.
They expect to be gone about two
weeks.
w. C. Crowell of the Federal fish
hatchery at Leadville was here last
| night on his way home from Mancos
where he delivered more than $4,000
small fry to the forest service, to be
placed in the Mancos river.
County Assessor Chubb and his as
sistanl Mr. Bagby are preparing list
Of valuations for the different school
! districts and will have the same ready
for distribution before October 25.
1t is from these valuations that the
district levy is made.
City, Manager Hood and a force of
workmen are building road to the
| reservoir in order to handle the ma
| serial for the new dam without pack
| ing it over the hill. T. II. Ballard,
mead Of the water and sewer depart
mont is making the semi-annual
flush of the sewers. Tomorrow he
win be busy shutting off water in
the homes Of delinquents.
Nick Torres is again in the tolls,
this time on the charge of passing
forged check to j. w. Hatch and
| John Blatnick. The arrest was made
IN the complaint of the. latter. Tor
res was arraigned before Justice
Maddox and his bond fixed at $500
| As he has not furnished the security
c is once more occupying quarters
the county Jail. just a few days
go he was released on bail of a like
mount, on the charge of stealing q
saddle.
The first number of the Toltec tc
make its appearance this year was
1 s.t,oI 4o,I,,- IL :. a ,,,ou a,r.,,raJ
interesting magazine of 2s pages, tn,
quail of the average college publ
alton. The High school pupils who
ne members of the staff are:
Ruth Searcy, Editor-in- Chief; Yer
ION Sanders, Business Manager; Eel
ma Bendure, Assistant Manager
Wallace Molette, Literary Editor
,hristine Hansen, Local Editor; lie,
| )hendqrfcr, Athletic Editor; Dorca,
Barton, Alumni Editor; Helen Sloan
2Nchar GO Editor; Ruth Anderson
Richard Clifford and Matte McCart
| ley, Typewriters.
| The Denver Post says the constant
| y recurring rumors Of efforts on thu
lart of influential Denver Catholic.
gain the appointment of a coad
utor bishop to assist RI. Rev. N. C
Natz in administering the affairs havi
1aen given fresh impetus by tn,
ierious illness of the bishop who il
uffering from "A nervous breakdown
iue to overwork. 1t is stated if tn,
Ioly See aeceeds to the reported en-
reaties to make the appointment
.ither Monsignor Brady or Rev
Father Callahan, formerly of Du
ango, will be named
| If anyone doubts the general in
erests displayed in baseball the.
should have spent an afternoon in tn
Herald office during the recent Bos
on-Philadelphia series. Almost re
luired the services of one person t,
lnswer phone queries. Here is
ample:
"How did the ball game come out I?
Boston won"
"Shoot it," at the other end of th
line.
Then again:
whats the ball score?"
1.-TWO to one in favor of Boston,
Rats at the other end of tn,
line. whats the matter with Alex
ander? I'm out FLYER"
| Again:
"Who is pitching today?"
WAS there home run?'
I'm what innings were the run.
made? Hurrah for Boston,"
In fact, some wanted detailed
account of the game while Others
were satisfied with the bare resul
and closed the incident with a "thanl