Durango semi-weekly herald., 1905-11-09

ed undug up to Saturday night last.
week amounted TO about 10 per cent.
Vice President Dye Of the Tabor,
Iowa, bank. is short in his accounts
to the tune of $4,000. Send him to
jail for life.
Canon City district has already
loaded and shipped 400 cars of ap-
pies and expects to ship 100 more,
making the value of the crop upwards
of 100000.
Tammany. with the aid of corpora
ton contributions and Republican
treachery, probably will defeat Hearst
and return Mcclellan as mayor of New
York. writes Walter Wellman.
Salida had $4,000 fire Sunday
Jewelry and stationery store.
Colorado Springs druggists who sell
whiskey are up against the real thing
Denver is planning to raise $o0,o0o
to care for the Elks the coming year.
Frank E. Mandel, the big Chicago
merchant, died Saturday at Colorado
Springs.
This is the day of ballots In New
York and Philadelphia. Let us trust
all the gangs will be knocked out.
A former salesman for the N. X.
Fairbank company tried TO kill the
company's New York manager Satur-
day because the latter prevented him
receiving the usual bonus.
Judge Voorhees, of Pueblo does not
believe in light sentences, giving two
ond degree not less than l5 and not
more than twenty years at hard labor.
William E. Curtis writes of the dis.
cussion over Miss Rooseyelt's presents
and recalls that the United States
never reciprocates for the valuable
nations.
Franklin Andrews, wanted for the
sensational murder of Bessie Boutou
at Colorado Springs, shot and killed
his female companion, Hulda Olivia
and then killed himself. last night al
San Francisco.
The management of the Garrick the
ater, New York, proposes TO fight fol
vindication on the question of moral
ity involved in presentation of the
Shaw play, Mrs, Warren's Profes
sion"
Through the bursting of the boiler
of an engine in Denver Friday night
Fireman Lewis Barn was thrown out
of the cab and down an embankmeni
and received injuries which will prob
ably prove fatal.
The appellate division of the New
York supreme court decided last Fri
day that the name of William T. Je
rome can not be put in the Repubi
can column of the city ballot, and h,
must run as an Independent.
The attempt to inject religious pre-
judice into the Philadelphia election
is denounced by Archbishop Ryan. VIII,
declares the church must keep apar
from politics, and that only secular
| questions must he settled at the polls
Busy microbes, shaken from thei
percnes by the waving of thousand,
of handkerchiefs, gave so many dele
| gates to the W. C. I. u. convention
at Los Angeles colds that they decide,
\ to abolish the famous "Chautauuua sa
Lutte"
Denver broke all records last weel
for bank clearings, the figures for tn,
week being $S.122, 629, as compared
with S5,72S,l of year ago. For tn,
first time in the history of the cit,
the bank clearings passed the SIS, 1000
| 900 mark
| W. II. Lafoye, an actor in a ttroup,
playing at the Curtis theater. Denver
in an interview stated that he was
former sweetheart of Miss Susai
Geary, or Ethel Durrell, whose bod,
is supposed TO have been found in sui
cases in the river near Boston.
The many creditors of the defunc
German National bank of Denver hay,
received word of the fourth and las
dividend, amounting to A per cent
The bank closed its doors in 1897 an,
the payment of this last dividend will
allow the depositors TO realize a tota
OF ~ per cent of their deposits.
| - H. Suttbl, prominent pOltlclal
and county assessor of Adams count,
and proprietor OF the Altien dairy
was arrested Sunday under warrant
sworn out by the city milk inspector
charging him with adulteration of mill
and cream. Mr.. Sutton conducts on,
OF the largest dairies in Denver. |
Is charged that he mixed lime an,
sugar with his milk.
One of the fattest legal fees eve
paid to a member of the New Yorl
bar VIII go to Ira Leo Bamberger, at
torney for the Teachers association
II he wins litigation now being hear,
in the local courts. Mr.. Bamberge
is engaged in what is known as tn,
teachers back pay suits" and ii h,
is successful he will retrieve the nea
sum of s25,oO0,00O for the instructor.
and will receive fee of $40o, 900 him
| self
Twelve hundred dollars, in addition
to the costs of the case, was the tota.
OF the fines imposed in police court
at Colorado Springs Saturday morn
ing upon Druggist Otto Fenringer and
his clerk, NJ. II. Sockwell, upon their
conviction of Illegally Saline 3r;,,l.,