Durango semi-weekly herald., 1905-03-30

court finding for the defendant on ev.
took occasion 10 give Col. Cody a
| roasting for nis tactics.
The Durango Undertaking company
has recently added to their equipment
| a post-mortem table, OF the latest i'm.
proved pattern. s-.
The stockholders OF the Boston
Coal company held meeting in this
city Saturday. the result OF which Is
not made public.
DR.. A. l.. Davis mas been selected by
the vacancy committee for alderman
in the Second ward vice Harry Schra.
| der, resigned A first class selection.
The jury in the TRULY case went out
about 10 o'clock Saturday night, and
after being out till $3.50 this morning
hung and was discharged. This
means another trial for TRULY at the
| next term of court.
j. f. Haggerty, the old-time engi-
neer on the Rio Grande Southern. re-
| turned last evening from 4 visit to
his family In Southern California. He
| resumes his old position on the
| Southern.
Any Durangoite putting in a gar
.Ja uyh hN hap oh .ra
| OF government seeds from Congress-
| man Hogg or Brooks are invited to
call and obtain q package at The Her
| aid Office with the compliments OF Mr.
Hogg.
w. Y Sanborn has taken up the
work OF the International Correspond
ence schools for Durango and sur.
rounding district, and young people
desiring to improve their education
but who lack the means to go ava,
10 attend school Will do well to con
fer WITH Mr.. Sanborn.
j. III. McDevitt returned via the RiC
Grande Southern Saturday evening
having taken in the towns in mis- rev
enue district after leaving Denver
where he put In couple of weeks
during the gubernatorial controversy
Mr., McDevitt says there Is genera
satisfaction with Gov. Mcdonald. anc
he predicts creditable administra
tion OF state affairs.
Toe case OF w. c. Morgan against
exTreasurer Patterson is occupyins
the time OF district court this after
| noon. Mr.. Paterson, when treasurer
seized some buggies belonging to Mr.
Morgan and sold them for taxes, and
Mr.. Morgan seeks to recover $500
damages.
| o. S. Galbreath's father died at the
old family home in Goodiettsville
Tenn. on the 18th inst. and Mr.. Gal
breath left here on the goth on his
way TO see his father, not knowing
the old man was dead until he soi
there. The news came to Durango
by mail after o. s. Galbreath had left
l'ne old man was afflicted with cancer
OF the mouth. and ais death WAS moi
unexpected. Mr.. Galbreaths friends
deeply sympathize with him in his
afiiicton.
| Every seat In the Baptist churct
was occupied last evening and those
attending followed Rev. Josnua Ora
vett with keen interest Mr. Gravett
took for his text John 3:16-"For 3 Goo
so loved the world that He gave HI.
Son that those who believed on Hin
might not perish, but have eterna
life The speaker said II would re-
quire great many evenings to full,
cover the thoughts arising from this
text, but he covered sufficient groune
TO make II plain that Christians ar.
the real happy people and that thi;
life should be devoted to preparing Q
place in the world to come. The
meetings will continue every eveninl
TINS week, commencing at 7:15. alst
| Bible readings every afternoon. ex
cept Saturday. al ;. Christians of al
denominations and sinners in every
walk OF life cordially invited to attend
and partake Of the Water of Life"
| According to copy handed in for the
oficial list of nominations which viii
appear in tomorrow's Herald, w. II
LaCount will have no opposition fol
treasurer. This is as it should b,
and indicates the kindly feeling the
Democratic leaders have for the ole
soldier in mis- present condition. Up
der Mr. LaCount's treasurership tn,