Durango semi-weekly herald., 1902-10-23

Eooz7 fI6S care IivTf His the non Irritating .ad
oslj csihariIc % take With AoeAa s.rsAR.nl..:
II will be paying investment to
elect n. L. Morgan commissioner for
the short term.
Make up your mind to vote for r,
Il. Gaines. No strings and no combi-
nations go with his election
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Jack McCabe Is sure OF election. II
we are to Judge of the ovation he Is
meeting with throughout the county.
Bryan will be here and ask honest
voters to endorse the registration
frauds being conducted In the city Of
Denver.
The work on the new dam on the
Florida In the Needle mountains Is
going on rapidly, and is expected TO
be finished in couple of weeks.
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Mrs. George Slough, who recently
had an operation performed at the
hospital, is much better, but will prob
ably not be out for two weeks more.
Ed. Lazarus is home from a trip
around the circle, He reports splen.
did trade In suits and all kinds OF
taiior.made goods including sbirtings.
Mr.. Lazarus carries n HDe line OF
goods and guarantees perfect fIts and
is building mp good business.
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A few people were skeptical con.
corning The Heralds assertion re.
garding the agreement entered Into
between the Democratic factions
pledging Burweli the nomination for
representative. but all doubt IL dis
PEELED by display OF the original copy
aud its publication in the morning pm
per And then to ask the support of
the labor element after such deal
Miss Anna RoslyB gave a dinner
party to her friends last evening at
the Stratcr hotel. Those present
were Misses Jessicka, Baker, Wright
Dickcrson. Cooper. Rcdick and Bertha
Patterson. AFTER dinner they organ
ized h Woman's club. the object of
which will bo made known later.
They then spent a very pleasant so
ciai evening at Miss Hoslyn's cozy
apartments at the Strs.er.
An eleagnt line of smoking Jackets
were opened UP last week at kruach
ke's. The styles are handsomcr than
ever this year and are quite reasona-
BILE. prices varying according to grade
of gooda desired. One will have no
trouble In making u selection by call.
Ing at once. Hughes, Fink, Stollsteim-
or. or any OF the boys In the store.
VIII take pleasure In showing you not
only the smoking Jacket but anything
in the store.
Mr.. Llssner IL down from his mines
In Ncedlcton. and intends to go back
to his home In Boston for an extended
visit He says that four days ago
they struck an ore vein seven feet |
Wide, Of quartz. carrying gold and |
silver In the Emerald mines. He |
brought some samples down with him,
and they show mp very rich. His
foreman. Charles A. Burt. will remain
with the property all winter. having
several men to assist him.
.
|. b. Melville returned last nigh,
from Pueblo. where he has been at.
tending the session OF the United
States district court In which the
cases OF six men, for selling liquor on
Indian lands and for selling liquor to
Indians. came up FOR trial. The case OF
George Draper was noll'cd and he was
Hugh Allen was acouit.
ted. Max Velasquex was convicted on
the charge OF introducing liquor into
the Indian country and fined 5000,
which, not being able to pay, took ad-
OF the exemption law. In the
case OF J. NJ. Archuieta. Jr,. Jose I.u.
Zero and Domingo DE Silas. II WAS
hung jury. with nine for aequittal and
three for conviction. The case will
be tried again in the April term. l.
n Melville was attorney for them.
Quite delegation OF friends were
at the depot to say goodbye to Mr..
and Mrs. l.. J. Nathan. who departed
IN the 10 o'clock train for Pueblo.
From that point Mrs Nathan goes to
Chicago to spend n couple OF months
with her parents. Mr. Nathan going to
Portland. Ore, where he expects to en-
gage In the Wholesale clothing bust
ness, Mrs. Nathan joining him after
ler Chicago visit. During their long
residence in this city Mr., and Mrs.
Nathan gathered around them large
,ircie OF friends who regret their de
Darture very much. at the same time
them continued prosperity In
heir new field OF labor
Court officials from Santa Fe ar
lived Saturday evening enroute to Az
&c where court opened this morning.
n the party were Judge j. X. McFic;
'lerk n. NJ. Bergere; Prosecuting At.
orney X. c. Abbott, interpreter ]. ID,
,ena. and Charles V. Safford, an old.
ime resident of San Juan county,
nut now located at Santa Fc as dep
ty auditor Of the territory and also
equity clerk. Mr.. Stafford WAS shak.
* hands with numerous friends Sat
rday evening and showing some OF
"a AA,,. tho ,.itv Gra.ap nlsn |