Durango semi-weekly herald., 1904-10-31
From Thursdays Daily:

From Thursdays Daily:
The parade covering over block
last evening made Adams and Western
Federation Democrats sick at heart.
r. H. Sloan was a Denver bound
passenger this morning, stopping en-
route at San Luis valley points. Back
the last OF the week
How any one who heard Goudy last
night can vote the Adams Western
Federation ticket this coming election
is beyond understanding.
Bob Carter could not stand 1t. Left
he meeting after ten minutes OF ar
raignment Of Goudy. Bob took the
ak to heart. Why not reform.
Mrs. John F. Bell. and daughters, of
lockwood. departed this morning for
t. Louis to take in the worlds fair.
VIII be gone about two weeks.
Judge j. L. Dowell is over from Ar
chuletta county on business. He took
in the Goudy meeting and felt many
years younger after the refreshing
talk
Bert Brown came in from his Man
COS valleyv ranch last evening and
after remaining over night and taking
in the Goudy meeting continued to
Silverton this morning.
Chas. H. Brickenstein is over from
Conejos on wool buying trip. He says
that Peabody is going to get the vote
in his section Notwithstanding the
Adams family.
If every voter of La Plata county
could listen to Frank C. Goudy talk
Peabody would receive one thousand
majority. His argument is convincing
from start to finish
Rasmus Hansen arrived on the
Southern last evening. continuing to
his Animas valley home Mr.. Hansen
is going to be one Of the next commits
sioners in San Juan county.
Roy Hall returned last evening from
trip through San Juan county. n.
NJ, where he went on hay purchas-
ing trip for bunch of cattle he will
winter In that section. Mr.. Hall left-
Tor Ignacio this morning.
John ]. Harris came over from
Dolores last evening to size up the
majority Charley Johnson is going
to receive in La Pata. It's too bad to
have as good man as Harris slaugh-
tered, but the people Will not stand
for the party principles he represents
Judge HOux held an inquest over
the dead Indian found yesterday at
Fort Lewis and the evidence showed
the Indian was beaten to death by
another Indian with rock. The gull
ty one will be arrested as soon as he
can be found The dead man was
brought to town by the Durango I'm
dertaking company and buried.
Port Dominick and Miss Bertha
Spencer were quietly married Sunday
evening at the home of the brides
mother in this city. Judge Houx officia-
ting. They didn't say anything about
1t until yesterday, when the secret
could be kept no longer. They dread
ed the small boys with the tin pans.
But there Is no getting away from
them and they will be around Just
the same.
John Cleghorn. warden of the state
penitentary, and N. H. Handy. col
lector of customs at Denver. were
among last evenings arrivals. going
to Telluride with Mr.. Goudy this morn
ing. Both gentlemen say there is notn-
ing TO it-that Peabody and the en-
tire Republican ticket will be elected.
There is no question but that a land
slide is in store for the Republicans.
A wonderful change has taken place
the past ten days.
The greeting extended Hon. Frank
c Goudy last evening at the court
house and the magnificent turnout
OF business and laboring men, indi-
Gates the intense feeling in behalf OF
the Republican ticket. But 1t Is not
of the court house meeting we wish
to specially mention. but the mag
nifcent escort from the hotel to the
court house. 1t was by far the largest
political lineup, not only in this but
any other campaign so far as Duran
go is concerned. The marching column
extended more than a block in close
STEP There were business men and
men who toll with might and main.
1t was indeed grand showing.
Frank S. Whtelaw, OF Silverton Re-
publican candidate for district attor-
ney. Is getting around among the
voters In Durango. renewing old ac-
nj n ~ LII.