Durango semi-weekly herald., 1905-03-23

The young man was then taken to
Mercy hospital. The injured young
man is the son of George Shields. a
plasterer.
John Herr is putting in the day at
SiIverton looking after lease on the
Shenandoah.
Some OF the chunks of snow falling
this afternoon resembled goose eggs.
No, we cannot reduce the size.
The Democrat should be specific
about that $26. We fail to catcn on.
We have not assigned any warrant.
| The friends of the Epwortn League
ed TO attend business and social
meeting Thursday evening, March %,
at the home of Miss Ethel Bellmer.
|
in the case of the People against Juan
Fernandez. charged with stealing $50
from John Jakino's saloon, decided he
was not guilty.
Ernest Martin, who stole Sl95,5O
from five miners at Hesperus, con
fessed to two charges, there being
two indictments against him. He was
; sentenced to not less than one year
and not more than fourteen months
on each charge, the second sentence
; to commence at the expiration of tne
first. Martin made the statement
that he was sick and wanted to gel
away from Hesperus, and saw the
r money and could not resist taking it;
l that he intended to go to California
: and meant to return the money as
soon as he could get it.
( Rev. w H. Ferguson, who was nom
5 mated on the Independent Citizens
4 ticket for mayor, has Withdrawn ant
/ the trainers of that ticket have en-
+ dorsed David Ramsey. Mr.. Wilkerson
e candidate on the Independent ticke
l. W. j. Patterson was endorsed. Ear
e Ferris, who was nominated ter treas
o urer by the Independents, has with
t. drawn and w. II. LaCount endorsed
Miss Helen Rodgers, nominated b
r the Democrats for treasurer, toda
j. filed ner declination. saying she pos
= lively would not make the race
d is said that Judge Houx, who was ell
e dorsed by the Independents for polio
1t Judge, will not accept the nominatio
e on that ticket. There is a rumor tina
II George West, nominated by the Den
E, ocrats for alderman from the Secon
% ward, will not run. The Independen
IS ticket is yet unsettled and a numbe
IT of other changes may be looked fo
/ before the time for filing acceptance
y expires, which is tomorrow night.
li last night to hear Rev. Gravett. II
e is a genial and wholesome man an
the audience was fred with enthl
siasm and everyone agreed that tn
d outlook for most successful serle
II of meetings was most hopeful. Th
ID topic at the meeting tonight will b,
Ie The Lest Sheep, the Lost Coin an
lie the Lost Boy" There will be Bib
T. meeting every afternoon at 3 c cloc
e. and the evening meetings will con
al mence al 1:i5. Prior to the meeting
N a stereopticon exhibition will be gi
T. en- by Rev. o. b. Sarber, pastor OF III
n. Baptist church. He gave an exhib
NJ ton last night, throwing his picture
lg onto screen stretched on the Col
r. rado State bank. He had some diff
Or Guilty last night on account of bein
t unable to remove awnings ever th
is windows. but this difficulty will 1
n remedied today Last night the siz
TX OF the screen used was 2115xlS fee
~ The size will be increased tonight
30 square feet. These exhibition
Will attract great deal of attentio
Id when it becomes generally known ths
II. they are being given.
o. O.
n, When an individual makes GOO
T. alderman ne should be kept there
ir Tor life. If possible, because he Is b.
Is fore the public and the people waite
1t his official acts. but it is different
N other positions. After one has serve
e. in certain capacities FOR years wher,
% in the general public has little know
lie edge of his acts it is the proper thin
Ie to make change. And this special