Durango semi-weekly herald., 1904-10-20

From Mondays Daily.
Glenn Eddy is a prime favorite. His
record In Office warrants this.
Patterson has made first-class
treasurer and will be reelected.
Miss Lena Newman and Miss Gladys
Dyer departed TINS morning for Den
yer for "A visit.
Bernard Hampton left for Pagosa
Springs this morning for visit with
his brother. the banker
Thompson will be sheriff in name and
IN fact. The people are not going 10
AXE any chances this year.
Republicans are greatly elated over
The prospects for sauccess in the state,
but especially so. in La Plata county.
AL Kuebler returned from Pueblo
Saturday evening. Says his wife is
getting along nicely and expects her
10 be fully recovered in few weeks.
o.
Miss Catherine Craig convinced
Durango people that as superinten-
dent of public instruction the schools
Of the state will be in splendid hands.
The Denver Post arriving last even
ing contained first-page review OF
The big reservoir proposition above
lockwood Its sure enough attract
ing attention.
Thomas Chestnut, brother OF Mrs.
Charles Newman is visiting Durango
relatives. Mr.. Chestnut was a former
resident of Durango and the San
Juan He now resides in st. Louis.
Mr.. and Mrs. N. w. Hammond de-
parted yesterday for Denver where
they will spend couple of weeks,
both enjoying needed vacation
and rest It is barely possible they
will take in the exposition.
La Plata county Republicans nomi.
lated exceptionally strong men for
,flice and merit is going TO be recog
nized by voters.
DIR. McEwen will spend January.
february and March in Denver, carry
.ng out the will OF La Plata county as
their representative.
This is going TO be Republican
year. Roosevelt is a sure winner and
| Colorado should send congression.
| II delegation that will work with him.
The Hon. Frank C. Goudy. the sill
| ier-tongued orator, will address Dur
angoites on Wednesday evening, the
26th. Frank will meet with hearty
reception.
Hiss Stella Holder. of Hesperus. were
married at the parsonage of the North
side Methodist church by Rev. Buhr-
nan. Saturday evening.
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| j, w. Swartout, of Stanford. Conn.
is stopping al the Strater. He was in
terested in mining here some years
lgo and is here for the purpose of
looking over some property now and
nay again become Interested
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| II is reported that A. +. Hood has
| already selected his deputy treasurer
some people get little premature
l'u-t then Mr. Hood should not be dis
outraged in feeling good before cleo
ton. He will have plenty of disap
pointment when the returns come in
The farmers are having their eyes
| opened. They have been making a
lew investigations on their own ac-
| count and find the Democratic cam
paign is one of deception from start
10 finish. Milton Smith is sure
enough working fake game and ii
Will not go down.
| Herschel NJ. Hogg is a favorite
with the people. He is plain spoken
and honest in his views and not
afraid to tell where he stands. Voters
admire such man and La Plata
county will give him handsome vote
the sth OF next month.
| Miss Catherine Craig was the recip.
ipent of many calls from Durango
ladies' Saturday afternoon and after
The meeting in the evening many of
the school teachers stopped and shook
hands, She left yesterday morning
for Denver from which point she
| will start out on new schedule.
| Remember there is n great issue
at stake this fall and no mistake
should be made by voters. And II
must appeal to every one that Re.
publican should he elected senator to
support some one for United States
senator in opposition to Tom Patter.
son. Charles A. Johnson will vote for
n Republican who will stand for Colo,
rado interests.
| II is safe to state that over 100
people turned back Saturday night,
unable to get even standing room In
the court house except In the aisles.
all the extra seats being filled and the
stairway corridor occupied by so to
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