Durango semi-weekly herald., 1904-10-27

friends around the city among people
who were not able to attend the meet
ing Saturday night. They found him
TO be a gentleman of ability and
tireless worker for the cause of the
people and he is going to receive
handsome vote on election day.
From Tuesdays Daily.
over three thuosand votes will be
cast TWO weeks from today. The reg
istration runs close to 1000.
Wash Patrick was a passenger for
Denver this morning He took along
\ lot Of fish to put in the stream at
la Veta.
AL Turner is down from the Gold
King mill at Gladstone on visit to
his family, who so ably conducts the
Mountain View Hotel.
Mrs Milt Herrick, nee Miss Kirk
bride. was among Sunday evenings
arrivals. Milt is happy and no more
evenings ont for him.
Mrs |. Kruschke returned last night
from her trip east, having been to
Poughkeepsie. N. Y, where she placed
her son Leslie in a military academy
Mrs Rosa Montoya died at her res
idence last night the remains will be
shipped to FIT. Collins tomorrow by
the Durango Undertaking Company.
Louis Wyman and wife passed
through from Silverton this morning
on their way to st. Louis and other
places in Missouri They will have
visit at Mr.. Wyman's old home before
returning.
w G. Maitland, general agent of
fhe Fidelity & Deposit company, of
Maryland. from Denver. Is in the city
m his annual trip. He makes Durango
once n year.
The Herald could fill several col
INNS with realroad news but we are
rirtually sworn to secrecy. But we do
not mind telling our readers that be-
FORE another year rolls around they
,an take broad guage train for
southern California. It's n sure go.
w. w. White. who has been teach
ing the Waterfall school. had to give
lp the school on account of failing
health, and he left this morning for
his home in Mitchell. Ind. Mr.. ]. j.
PATTERSON has taken the school
Levi l.. Carson. who died Sunday
night at the hospital was buried at
> o'clock this afternoon from the La
Plata undertaking rooms. Deceased
was 72 years cd and leaves wife and
laughter in Silverton and a son here
lie was in the sheep business.
NJ. C. Hinderlider the gentleman
in charge of the government survey
work south of Durango, was a passen-
GER for Denver this morning. He goes
IN business connected with the survey
work. He stated that the work was
well under way and good progress was
being made.
Democrats claim 256 votes" Is
headline in Democratic sheet. Well.
here is nothing to prevent them
claiming this but II does not alter the
Tact. however, that Roosevelt is going
10 be elected by the largest majority
'ver given president and Colorado
Is going to be on the roll of honor.
Mrs. Bertha Snyder came in from
Pueblo last night in response to a tel.
agram announcing the serious illness
VI w. ]. Iredale Mrs. Snyder reports
Mr. Mcbride able to be up and take
short walks and he expects to return
% Durango In a week or ten days,
which means cutting out the visit to
he fair. The Herald is pleased to an.
nounce recovery in the case of Mr..
Mcbride and sorry to state that Mr..
Iredale is so III. trusting. however.
hat he viii soon recover
Tom Davis. alderman from the
'iih Nhiht Sbiu MS SHOP
10 C. w. Hutchins and expects to
leave with his wife the 18th or goth
If next month for California They
will go first to Redlards, where Mrs.
Davis folks live. ard after visit
here MIR Davis will decide on 10
,ation. He said he had sold the shop
, month ago. but had not made the
leal public. He said he had sold his
iouse, too. but would not say to whom.
L is said Wood & Morgan are the
but Mr.. Morgan. when ask.
ID about 1t, would not say whether his
irm had bought 1t or not. Mr.. Hutch
ms has long held down a chair in the
shop and is no stranger to Durango
,eople He is now In possession, but |
Mr. Davis will remain with him till
le is ready TO leave.
As announced in yesterdays Herald. |
Iohn Holmburg. candidate for state |
reasurer. end Jesse Mcdonald. candi-
late for lieutenant-governor arrived
IN the eyening train. being met by a
ew friends and during the entire