Durango semi-weekly herald., 1903-03-19

strong.
st Patrick may have been 'ee'o-
taller. for all we know, ba' was e'i
dent today that all OF DIS ''''' '''s'
followers are not.
A. N. Cutting, Denver; MIS-. oohaii-
ma Davis. Cherry Creek; ". hiser'
Gunnison. are among the heHe''
rivals at the Inter-Ocean.
Mrs Harry Simpkins retnrheo yes
terday from her trip to Kansas oi.y'
where she was called to a'ehu the
funeral Of her mother. Mrs John
Hechtman.
Durango needs good, clean pro
gressive city government The re
publicans can deliver the goods ana
viii. If the right nominations are
made
Mrs. Rosa Belger and family OF
Cripple Creek were at the lnteroceah
over night. and went out to Farming
ton this morning to visit relatives ana
friends.
c. b. Hutchings has charge oil the
repairs of the new Bank saloon bHlh-
ing. and the Goodman Paint and wall
Paper company are doing the decorat
ing.
Joe Sullenberger, nephew of Genera
Manager A. T. Sullenberger OF the
Pagosa Springs and Northern Railway
was brought to Mercy hospital yester'
day suffering from typhoid fever
The Herald published the call for
the Republican city convention just
as It was made out by the chairman
and secretary. 1t is corrected in to-
days issue so as to include the items
Of "one police magistrate, and one city
engineer" The mistake was not ma
terial, and was not worth mentioning
If any one thinks that Durango |
going to take a back seat this yeal
let him visit the smelter plant, an
take note of the splendid improve
ments now well under way there.
j r. O'Hara returned yesterda
from "A trip to the Aurora Mining con
panys property in the La Platas. ii
reports plenty of snow still on th
ground, but will start out a pack trai
tomorrow. and commence develol
ment work at once.
j. C. Neale. "A travelling man wit
headquarters at Denver. came dow
from Silverton Saturday, sufferin
from stroke of paralysis, which a
fected his left arm and side. He r
covered somewhat and left for hon
this morning.
II the Bank of Silverton deposition
come ont of the hole as well as Jude
Annear thinks. it will be u good thin
for our enterprising and worthy neig
bors Hope they will receive all that
due them. but of. course that's hopin
u little too much to realize on.
X II. Mount, La lara. Colo; w. !
Tagert, Eureka; Jana Jester, A.
Johnson. Silverton; Harry Beall, S
Ida; T. A. Cover. Odell, H.; w.
holland c w Cameron. Flora Visit
are among the recent arrivals at tn
Palace
The revival at the Methodist churc
Is gaining ground at each meeting
The singing revivalists are a goo
drawing team, and their magniticen
well-trained voices are an attractio
hard to resist, even if you don't wal
to hear the good straight, gosp,
truths.
No political kicks and squabbles ca
keep Durango from forging to tn
front this summer But, if you wal
TO put our city securely on the rigl
track, and show to the world that W
are inviting prosperity to come an
stay with MS. the best way to do it
to elect "A good clean city government
chosen from the ranks of the part
which always stands for success an
prosperity, T. e., the Republican part,
o
The wreck yesterday happened at
H..i.t Ia.
They We're there in full force. mel
women, children. babies and dog
From the way in which the kids climI
ed around about the work train and
and about the ropes and chains. 1t is
great wonder that some of them wer
not injured
H. C. Harris, Pueblo; H. c. Me
riam, ]. ID. Welsh. Il, NJ. Mcdonald. I
T. Crawford. Dale Brumsted. A. |
Asbaugh, A. c, Freese. w. NJ. Wi
liams. Denver: Ed NJ. Ewing. Gran
Junction; r. c. Lauterman, A. 4
Brown, l. NJ. Hauser Silverton: Gee
w. Oakley. f. L. Buckingham. KaI
sas City; D. Cornhauser. Chicago: +
l.. Russell. Red Oak. la; II. ID. Aul,
Mancos, are among the recent arrival
az the Strater.
Messrs. Mcdowell and Rimanoczy
the musical evangelists, have alread
made strong impression on the pee
pie of Durango. Their singing is r,