Durango semi-weekly herald., 1905-03-27

From Saturdays Daily.
W. j. Patterson will make the city
a first class marshal. He should be
elected.
8. w. Raymond goes to Silverton
this evening to look after mining In
terests
]. p. Airy will land the police magis-
trate's office. 1t is time a change
took place.
George Noll came down from Silver
ton this morning and will spend few
days in the city.
Presbyterian Ladies' Exchange at
the Coffee House tomorrow from IL
a, m. to s p. m.
Strangers will receive cordial
welcome at the various Durango
churches tomorrow.
The May races will bring hundreds
to Durango Advertise the event in
every way possible.
The Entire Nous Dancing club held
forth at the Vendome last evening TO
the enjoyment Of all.
Silverton is said to be slated for q
new opera house, Louis Weyman be-
ing the enterprising gentleman.
The railroad graders are invading
San Juan county and the line Of work
will soon extend as far as Aztec.
Dave Ramsey will be mayor II elect
ed. And he will be for the best in
terests of the people. Stay with him.
Mrs. Jack Slattery passed through
TO Silverton last night. Sne has been
spending a few weeks in Denver visit
ing with friends.
f.. c. Young, the laundry man, and
his wife and two daughters, left TINS
morning for Denver, where they will
make snort WISH.
Mrs ]. H. Slattery returned to Sill
verton last evening, having stopped
in Denver a week on the return from
Honolulu with her husband.
Mrs Jasper Burnett Of the upper
Animas valley was brought to town
yesterday ana placed in ths Ochsner
hospital. She is suffering with in
tiammatory rheumatism.
Ex-Gov. Adams tells the voters OF
Colorado Springs to ignore politics
and vote for the best men, that muni
cipal affairs should be conducted long
business instead of political lines.
There is no need OF personaiism in
this campaign. Let sober, honest
convictions prevail and be decent
about it. giving every individual the
right to his own views without beins
subject Of spite.
Rev. Gravett is talking to increas
ing audiences at the Baptist church
Mr.. Gravett is very earnest and en-
ergetic worker In the Lords vineyard
and generally manages to infuse IN
terest in the work wherever he goes
Professor Gould announces thai
children desiring to enter school fol
the first time will be received into this
First grade next Monday. Parents
should take notice, as children can bt
received into school only at stated
intervals, four times q year.
Mrs. w w. Womack has returned
TO her home at Colorado Springs aft
er two months visit with bel
Wasson is the popular agent Of tn,
Singer Sewing Machine company II
Durango.
S. S. Sessions returned two day,
| ago from Pueblo where he put In ths
past eighteen months. Says all ont
hears on the outside is Durango, anc
he wanted to get back and enjoy tnt
boom after spending so many years IL
our midst.
ID. w. Woods, an old resident Of ce
dar Hill and G. A. r. man, wal
brought to town yesterday and placec
in the Ochsner hospital He is suf
fering with heart trouble. and no hope
is held out for his recovery. His de
mise is hourly expected.
Ernest Wetter is figuring on open
| ing retail meat market. Ernest Ii
well versed in the business and nc
man is better acquainted with the re
quirements OF the trade. Mr.. Wettel
never does things by halves and wner
he opens his market Durangoites car
! count on being served WITH the best
1'rimble Springs management wal
in the city today making purchase
for Sunday consumption and nothins
appetizing was overlooked. Mr.. Hue
10th is catering to increased business
weekly and when the summer months
arrive looks as though tents will have