Durango semi-weekly herald., 1901-11-11


month.
Chairman Melville is about the
happiest Republican In he county.
and he has good reason f. feel proud
Mrs. Lougheed is hone from her
visit with her daughter Mrs. Paul
inc. at Alamosa, reportin', a pleasan-
time.
Thomas H. Tulley, deputy state
treasurer. is in the city. arriving from
Silverton yesterday. He departs for
Denver in the morning.
When office is considered a public
snap for the purpose of lewardiRs ia,
vorites at the expense of taxpayers.
the people generally vale up.
Miss Belle Watson has quite nun.
ber OF admirers in Durango who ~
glad she won out Tuesday. even al
the expense OF a Republican.
Schroeder is certainly for trn
reason Pace was given benefit of all
doubts in reporting precincts where
complete returns We're me- received
Mr. and Mrs R. NJ. Kilborn are IA.
ting up the store room north of Geo
Freunds for restaurant, and will be
ready for business in a few days.
The people get the kind of govern
ment they vote for And 'he kind
the past few years has been tough.
Let us trust there will be chang,
Let The Demicrat accept The Her.
AIDS wager, and then the people vii.
know the facts. misrepresentation
will not cover up that sl44 steal OF
pay the $lG0 back taxes.
Joe Townsend reports his wife and
chi dren enjoying themselves ut Los
Angeles. They have visited differ
ent parts OF California and will win
ter in the southern portion.
w. H. Mack is laid up with car
buncle on his right hand. The pair
full thing developed while at Rico anu
he was compelled to turn his enginc
over to some one else yesterday.
Denverites are still wallowing in
the mire The corrupt fire and po.
, lice board is determined to run things.
One of these days there will he an
awakening in Araahoe county, the
same as there was in The city last
spring.
Miss Young will resume her posi-
| ton on The Herald the first of the
week. having taken .ay-off durihS
the campaign and resting this Wees
| after the hard work.
Durangoites who want San Juan
news must take The Herald. We
have special telephone news from
| Silverton. Ouray and Telluride every
day The Herald believes in FUR
nishing the news
Messrs Hindman and Kilborn, who
| worked the Coppinger ranch on Pin"
| Ridge, recently thresheI T0S bushels
of wheat and 1910 bushels of oaiS
| from 10 acres of land, the wheat az
eraging 2S bushels to tie acre and
| oats Az This is pretty good for that
| section.
The Heralds bid for printing t,Y
| list was at legal rates. If the com
missioners allowed s79 additional it
shows that the members do not scan
| bills and allow everything and any
thing that comes along. Time there
was change-a board that will hold
people down to contracts.
The Republicans elected Tuesday
| must make up their minds to be sat
| istied with what is riGhtfully due
| them and not expect the county to
pay them on the side. II the respect
i've Offices do not pay enough honesi>
ly. resign and let some one have the
places who will be content.
d. Ernesti, the artist, since coming
to Durango has received several Or
ders from British Columbia, being
forwarded from Denver. thus indica;
ing that his reputation for fine work is
known over the land Last night Mr.
Ernesti received from an eastern
house a copy of reproduction of an
Indian woman's head which he paint
ed and which is to appear as an ar.
supplement in one of the eastern dai-
lies.
Richard kellar came over from
Dunton last evening where he has
heen putting in steady time the past
summer. The company of which he
is manager is putting in a reduction
plant of the Krupp design of 10' tons
capacity which will make 'he Emma
mine profitable institution Mr..
Kellar says another mill is going up
near his property and 5hat the UupO
ton district is looking fine.
A faW yparg AGO the laXnnynts met