Durango semi-weekly herald., 1906-10-29

know they can rely on his earnest
effort TO enforce the laws and that he
will do this.
From Saturdays Daily
l.. c. La Coste, Mai. G.. B. Heale.
| Charles E. Hooper and II. j. Barry
were with the Prosperity Special"
Major Heale was with the Cook drum
corps when II was here while back
Charles Hooper Is S. X. Hooper's son
and Messrs. Barry and La Coste are
| newspaper men. The special left
| early this morning for Creede and San
Luis valley points.
The annual fair and bazaar OF tho
Presbyterian Ladies' Aid society Is
sure coming. Final arrangements
were completed yesterday afternoon
for November 2 and Q. The simple
| announcement that a chicken dinner
is to be served the first day at the
Windsor hotel will make some peo-
pies mouths begin to water.
Johns actions say: Dent ask me
ITO stand up any more. | am too lame
| In the legs. I see have a record.
| Read my protest, that Is what made
It for; but don't read my record, be-
cause | didn't make 1t for that pnr-
pose. If you do read my record Judge
me with mercy, and believe that !
didn't know any better. still believe
that am n natural born office-holder,
and want to DE elected with all my
faults"
| A pleasant entertainment will be
| given tomorrow evening at the North
Side Methodist church. consisting OF
| hymns. anthems, duets, solos and .
| short address by Judge Houx. com
mencing at 7;45. We will be pleasee
to see you. No charge.
One ofthe Goulding brothers sheep
fherders came in at late hour last
night and reported that couple OF
Utes had driven off seven rams and
that he had found where another had
been killed and hung up.
Sheriff Thompson and Deputy Ed.
Lathe went out to Pine Ridge at
about l O'Clock this morning to get
the Utes, II possible, but they could
not find them and neither could they
find the place where the Mexican had
said he saw the carcass OF the sheep.
There was no sign OF any human be-
Ing having been around, but the
tracks of several sheep which ap-
peared to have wandered away from
the band and rejolned 1t were seen.
Gouldlng Bros. have some very fine
sheep and the loss of seven blooded
rams would be serious, since they are
worth from $i5 to $50 each.
Sheriff Thompson and Mr.. Lathe
| tQt uhnrtIv hnfnra
o.
J. G. Gaukroger. George Slough.
Harry Ware and ]. C. Sanford left
for Denver this morning. Messrs.
Ware and Sanford together with Guy
L. V. Emerson and ]. A. McCrimmon
OF Silverton. who came down this
morning, and II. c. Goulding. who
went out yesterday. are going to take
the 32d degree In masonry the first
of the week. Mrs. Sanford accom-
! panied her husband.
Telephone advices from Silverton
say that Eugene v. Debs talked to
the largest political audience there
that was ever gathered in the town.
Miners Union hall was crowded to
the doors and many people had to
! stay outside, though anxious to hear
the noted expounder CT Socialism.
Mr.. Debs Is said TO have made .
strong. talk and advised his hearers
to hold together and vote the Socialist
} ticket straight.
II. l.. Thompsonand c. w. Bowman
; have returned from hunting and
. camping trip which Included the "
cinity OF Hesperus. Mancos and Tho
Montezuma Lumber companys CAM.
They got sage chickens and duclu
and Mr.. Thompson got buck de>s
! while at he lumber. camp which lastsf
one meal for the boys. While campo1
D about four miles from the lumber mIlI
bear invaded the camp one niGAt
: and several shots we're taken 1t \
l but without APPARENT effect, for n
made off. On the way back to Du
$ range Messrs. Thompson and Bow.
man were snowbound six days AMI
/ mud-bound three days. There wsrV
G sixteen inches of snow at the lumber
g camp after the recent storm r.