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Los BOmbsIOs De San Juan.

Muy lucidos quedaFon aver los s'cami-
setas rojas' de Ia ciudad. Ciento cincUen-
Ia honibres de- Las brigadas de Puerta de
Terra, Santurce, Marina y San Juan con.
duciendo Bus aparatos y en- uniforme de
faena Desflaron marciaImente en- orden
de parada, ocupando Su puesto detrdg de
la policia insular y recibiendo una ovaci6n
de la inmensR concurFencia Que preSencia-
ba ell briIlante acto, que con motive del 4
de Julio Sc efectu6 aver 4 las diez de Ia
mafiana y en- ell que tomaron parte las tro-
pas de Ia gnarnici6n, Marina Policfa, Co
misiones ofcialeB y particulareS, nif1os de
los asilos y demas que fguraban en- el
programa para Ia parada
Concurrieron los iefes y ofciales sefio-
res steinacheT, CoTdero, Prats, Llovet,
Puials y aYudante 81. Cordero, que lleva-
ban 81 uniforme de fatiga casco blanco,
Escuadra de gastadores escolta de
bandera llamaron la atencion por su mar.
cialidad precision.
FelicitamoB una vez mas & eaoa sufridos
benefactores de La humanidad que expo
men su existencia on bene6cio de ella, sin.
otro premio que la satisfaction del deber
cumplido, que debieran ser atendidos, an
10 que mejorar el material medios de-
defenha de que han de disponer, 10 mas
que fuera possible por los encargados de
clio.
Por Ia noche eEectuaron IN animado
bale en- parque central de bombas, que
decoraron con sumo gusto con banderas =
palmas cnya fiesta qnedo animadfsima
durante hasta mas de media noche en- me
dio del mayor orden J algeria Mas de-
Glen pareiaa llenaban q gran salon que
presentaba magnfico aspeCto.
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EI martes en- eI juzgadO de paz.

Por 81 poliefa Alexandra Esteves, fue.
ron conducidos en- la maiana del martes
ante 81 iuez Bazan, los individuos Claudio
Bonilla, Bernardo Quintero y Pedro GUM
terO, acusados de haber promovido un
fuerte escandalo en- Ia plaza del Mer-
eado.
Celebrado 81 juicio, Sc prob6 por las
pruebaB presentadas, que el promoter y
autor responsible del hecho fue el Bonilla,
quien desde el dia anterior provocaba &
los hermanos Quintero, que son dos hom-
bres de trabajo, por 10 que fu6 condenado
ounce dollars de multa treinta dfas de
arresto y absueltoS los otros dos acusa-
dos
Emilio Rodriguez fu6 condenado 4 $40
de multa, por atropellar 4 Jose Santos y
promover alborcto en- la plaza de Ar
mas.
Jose Iriarte, fue condenado q SIS de
multa, por promover escandalo pronun.
ciar frases obacenas en- la calle de Ia
Cruz.
Rafael Rodriguez que insult6 q Area.
dio Dfaz y al policfa Dfaz, fu6 multado
con SIS. s..........
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10 oUs nakA.

Uffa maier compra ma maquina
de coser por ell trabaio que eje.
cuta no como Rn mueble. Tn
hombre lleva un relox para que le
indique Ia hora Y no como inver-
sion de un capital sobrante, v ell
mismo principle Sc sigue en- el
case de enfermedad. Necesitamos
la medicina 8 el tratamiento que
aliyia Y cura. Eel tratamiento de
una enfermedad no adrnite empi
rismos. La gente tiene 1erecho
q saber 10 que es una 1nedicina
Y sus efectos antes de stomaria.
Debe haber deiado conocidos an
Eecedentes de benefcios en- casos
identicos, una serie de curacioneF
que prueben sus meritos 8 inspi-
rem confanza. Precisamente porque
tiene tales antecedentes, es que Ia
PREPARATION DE WAEIPOLE
se compra Y emplea sin vacilacio-
mes 8 dudas. Su buena fama es
la s6lida base en- que SO cimenta
Ia f6 del p1blieo u Ell buen nom
bre tiene que ganarlo por buenos
resultados. Para los fines para los
cualss sc recommends, es leal, eff
caz Y practica, hace precisaments
10 que tiene I'd. derecho q espe-
rar de ella. Es tan sabrosa como
La miel y contiene todos los prin-
eipios nutritivos Y curativos del
Aeeite de Hfgado de Bacalao
Pnro, que extraemos directamente
de los higados frescos del bacalao,
combinadQs con Jarabe de Hippo
-fosftos Compuesto, Extractos de
Malta y Cesezo Silyestre. Merece
la mas plena confanza en- casos
de Anemia, Escr6fnla, Debilidao
Nerviosa y General, Tos, Infuen-
"a, Bronquitis, Gripa, Impnrezas de
Ia Sangre = Afecciohes Agotantes
Sci Sr. DR.. Raimpndo De Castro,
de Habana, Cuba, dice: He usado Is
Preparation de Wampole Obtenien
do nm resultado muy favorable. 7
Basta una botella para convencerse
g Eficaz desde Ia pTimera d5sis
Nadie sufre IN desengafio con esta
De Yenta en- las Dr0gueFfas Y B5-
ticas en- todas parties del munde.
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.H TeatrQ de
San Juan

FL Concejo Municipal de Ia ciudad, 4
petici6n del Concejal senior Amador, ha
dispuesto que Sc enyie 4 todos los peri6di-
cos de la lOcalidad, un ejemplar del Re-
glamento interior del teatEo ordenanza
para el buen orden y policfa dentro de di-
cho edifcio.
El Teatro tiene en- la actualidad, las
siguientes localidades: 36 palcos. 326 bu-
taCag en- el patio, 118 butacaS On 81 parai-
80 y 5 tornavoz.
En- 81 salon de los palcos altos del
teatro, se ha habilitado un cuarto tocador
8 un ''bouvir" para damas.
FL salon patio del teatro ha queda-
do tan perfectamente restaurado, que
la Comisi6n del bale no ha tenido que
adornarlo. Unicamente se colgaran algu-
mas bandaras acinOnales
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SENSIBLE FALLECI-
nliento en- Adjun
taS.
Don Salvador Torres yTOrTes era Iluy
estimate en- aqueIla IOCalidsd.
{ De nuestro oorresponsaI. )


Julio 3.-Hoy tenemos ell sentimiento
de registrar en- eatas notaP 81 fallecimiento
del diBtinguido compatriota don Saliva
dor Torres y Torres, ciudadano de rele-
vantes virt7des cfvicas privadas, que
mereoi6 siesI pre- el Tespeto y consideration
de todoB sus amigos, tanto por su caracter
tirme y SECURE, cuanto por su patriotismo
desinteTesado, que ardorosamente supo
probar On los mcmentos 5e mas peligro,
poni1ndo su persona yrecuTsos pecuniarios
al seryicio de las gTandes ideas hberales.
Su enfeTmedad eonsisti6 en- una pardli-
sis aguda, que fu6 minando POGO POGO su
debil exietencia, hasta que le priv6 de Ia
vida.
Fiel sus principles politicos militaba
en- Ia actualidad en- Ia "Uni6n de Puerto
Rico" poT cuya Causa sentfa hondas sim
patias.
DesempeH6 don Salvador Torres en- esta
poblaci6u, con la mas exquisite correction
los caVgoB de CONCEAL del Ayuntamiento,
Juez Municipal, Fiscal Municipal, habien-
do vi 20 en- 10 polftico muchas veces, miem-
bro de los comit6s autonomista, liberal
federal.
Trabaj6 para haber dejado una fortuna
muri6 pobre, pOr las gTandeB contrarie-
dades de Ia suerte.
Ain cuRndo no hubo invitaciones para
ell entierro, result6 este bastante concurri-
do por todas las classes SociaIes, figuTando
una comisi6n de Ia Junta Local Unionista
pTesididR por don Antonio C0nde.
va en- 81 eementerio, 81 joven don Luis
Serrano, en- fraseS Sentidas emocionantes,
despidi6 el duelo.
Paz los restos del inolvidable don Sal
vador, Y nuestro sentido p6same su
apreciable familia.
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UN TELEGRAFlSTA Loco.

Los trenes de Ia red ferroViaria de
Wabash Estado de Indiana be paIaliza-
ron durante media hora asf pudo conju-
rarse una catastrofe ek 25 dc Mayo.
Un telegrafsta, que tuvo que deiar 81
servicio por loco, se posesion6 de Ia ofcina
de Anduews (Indiana) durante unos mi
nutos dc ausencia del encargado envi6
despachos en- todas direccioneg.
Afortunadamente las inatrucciOnes Gran
tan abaurdas que los jefes de estaCi6n ,
conductores do tren, resolvieron suapender
81 servicio hasta aclaFarlaG
Tres hOmbFes sujetaron Z duFas penas
al desYentuEad0 loco.
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MUNlClPlO De AlBONITO.
ALGAL.DIA.
ANVNClo De SUBASTA.

FL dia IA de Julio de 1906, 4 las dos
de Ia tarde, Sc adjudicarSn en- p6bIica su-
basta las obras de abastecimiento de aqua
para 81 pueblo de Aibonito, cuyo presu-
puesto aSciende cuatro mil ciento ochenta
y ocho dollars ochenta cuatro centavos
4,188.84), no incluyendo en- el contrato
el suministro de las tuberfas pleas espe-
ciales accesOrias, cuyo material seTa en-
tTegado al cOntratista en- Ia plaza de Aibo-
nito y suministrado por el Ayuntamiento
de dicho pueblo.
La subasta tendrS lugar en- Ia ofcina del
Alcalde ante Ia Junta De Subasta presidida
por dicha autoridad; hall&ndose de mani
fietto para cOuocimiento del pdblico, en- Ia
Alcaldfa de- Aibonito, los documentos que
han de regir en- el contratc.
Las proposiciones deberan ajustarBe es-
trictamente al modelo que apaFece undo
al pliego de condicioneR, Sc presentaTan
ca pliegos cerrados admiti6ndoSe 1nica-
mente durante Ia primera media hora del
acto. Los pliegoa deber6n contener el
resguardo que acredite haber depositado el
licitador en- la Tesorerfa Municipal, como
fianza provisional, la cantidad de doscicn.
tos dollars (s200OO).
So declararan nulas las proposiciones
que falten q cualquiera de estos requisites
8 4 los consignadoa en- el pliego de condi
clones; y aquellas cuyo importe exceda de
la cantidad presupuestada-
La administration municipal Re reserva
81 derecho de rechazAr cualquiera de las
proposiciones todas ellap,
Aibonito, ?. r, 26 de JuniO de 1906.
Geronimo Martinez,
AL. - q 4 -
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Badas en- Mayagiez. {

| En Ia noche del domingo 10. del CO.
rriente ccntrajeron ,matrimOnio en- Ia Sui.
tana del Oeete los apreciables j6venes
Ulises Loubriel Cuetosy Carmen MARTINEZ
Acusta
El pr6ximo vaPor que sale para Santo
Domingo llevara 4 los nuevos c6nycges
que formar6n allf su nuevo hogar.
Que Ii felicidad mas compIeta les sonrfa.
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SORRESEIMIENTO.

En- Ia session "A. de Ia Audiencia de
Madrid, se ha celebTado la viStilla para
abrir el juicio oral 8 sobreseer IL causa
seguida contra JuBto San Miguel, hijo del
marques de Cayo del Rey, que agredi6 al
seiior Soriano On 81 CongresO.
FL fiscal pidi6 81 sobTeseimientO asf se
aCOrd6,
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Messde Mayo.
Mayorfa unioniuta 154.

Ell dltimo sabado 80 de iunio Ia mayo
ria unionista eccederfa de mas de so, 81 el
agente de inscripciones Aurelio Mendez
Serrano no So hubiera negado continuar
Ia inscription, pero 6l viendo que va no
quedaban republicanos en- la fla, sino
todos unionistas, pusO el pretexto que tenfa
que marcharse San Juan deiando de
inscribir dos horas segdn 10 convenido.
Muy pocos republicanos lie quedan por
inacribir las propagandas le resultan
esteriles y los mitin sin gents que les vaya
4 OR sus predicas.
Del del corriente on adelante Ii ma
yorfa en- las inscripciones Bera unionista,
.pues adn nos. quedan sin inscribirse | 800
correliginnarios.
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MAYORIA UNIONISTA
EN- LARES.
Ode w@estrO cOrrespOmsal. }

Jnlio 2.-El dia 5 de mayo dieron
comienzo las inscripciones en- este pueblo,
segdn marcaba Ia ley, "a han pasado
nueve s6bados habiendoBe inBcritos 2042
electores de ambos partidos, con una ma
yorfa de 154 favor del partido Union de
Puerto Rico, como 10 demostrarSn los
n6meros siguientes:
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Junta anxlliar de propaganda llniO-
nista en- SantuFce.
Aver reCibimos 4 gieuiente carta:

Aver reClblm08 Ia Mgulente caFta.
sSanturce Julio 3, 1906. ST.. Director
de 'L.a CORES pondencia." San Juan.
Cumpliendo m deber participo I'd. que
en- II noche del lunes qued6 constituida en-
Ell poblado 'sEl Gandul, de SantuFce, una
Snb-iupta auxiliarlde propaganda do Ia
ssUni6n de Puerto Rico" tornado pOr los
seaores que efueron por una Asamblea ele-
gidos en- Ia forma iguiente: Presidente,
jose Nemesio AcOsta; Secretario, jose
Maria ITizarri, yocales, Juan Alvarez,
Joaquin Gayol, Valentfn Mascar6, Este
ban Nos, Guillermo Gonz6lez, Antonio
Sanchez. Luis Pedrosa, Domingo Garcia y
Luis Alfonso.
Atentamente, Joss N. Acosta P1eaiden-
te"
ADMINISTRATION DE FINCAs
URBANAs y. joe "A. CaErerO. nii-
girog. Luna 78
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PrOteCtOra de meRdigOs.

En- la Ultima junta celebrada por esta
sociedad, fueron nombradas vocaleg, las
seforas de Fernandez VaDgas, de Pujals y
Ia stfioritR Mercedes Miranda.
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ON TEHEl0R DE lIBR0S empleado durante
el dia Sc haFfa cargo de unos librOs pOr Ia
noche y escribirla la correspondence. Di-
rIjanse 81 apartado de correos no. sol, San
Juan. 15vs
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ENCAJE DE HIIsC- as seforas Sc
n0ritas que dasean Eosi Dir ienea poE este
att1oEllO. p1sden diHIeiEae 6 The Porto RiGO
DECay 7Grk and bE0tfloEV CO. Allen
10, 6en Juan, 98ya.
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TREASURE DEPARTMENT. OF PORTO RICO,
BIEN Es INMUEBLEs.
sUBAsTA PUBLICA.

sUBAsTA PUBIICA BIEN Es RMUEBLEs
En- la SubCotura lntea de Camuy da 10 de Julio
1906 de venddos alosmeorea
odo los ene los cuhr aI
contbucone embargados habe Tagado
debdO tempo sgdn dspOne Ia Ley Rem
tas Internaa
serIpc de a PnpeJa adj
aproxiHados
+ cuer barro 29 "a
Rivera cuedas sbarnoC
MUNICIPAIIDAD HATILLo.
PRIMERA sUBAsTA
FAguine euerda barroA AibOnitO
uer ri
cuerd ~ 1casab
MUNIoIPALIDAD QUEBRADILLAs.
PRIMERA sUBAsTA
Felix Rodriguez. cuerd
Pud deals que repctiyo expedienss
E Ecompad propiedd dbe dpotar elective d
del
dia duente al verified Camuy PueoRico 1906
(sgned) r. BENITEz-subcOectOr
Durango semi-weekly herald., 1906-02-19
FARMERS INSTITUTE
DRAWS A BIG CROWD

The Farmers Institute meeting to-
day convened at the board of trade
chamber at 1880. there being near
htiy farmers present. and the crowd
was considerably augmented tnis
afternoon George w Spencer was
chosen chairman and w r. Arm
strong secretary, Attorney Edgar Blu
chanan was the first to address the
meeting, taking up the farmer as the
material Industrial factor of the ma.
tion. lie said that the farmers last
year had produced s6.5OOOOO 900.
which is vastly more than the capital
Of all the trusts combined. 100000, GOO
per day or s200o,OUO for each work.
ing hour II the capital invested and
created by farming were aggregated
into one organization its vastness
would be inconceivahe. The farms
arc furnishing the managers for all
the financial institutions OF the coun.
try. The boys and girls of today con
stitute the greatest wealth OF the ma.
Durango semi-weekly herald., 1906-02-19
DIFFERING OPINIONS
OF THE STOCkGROWER

The stockmen of the Durango coup.
try appear to have varied and some
what conflicting ideas Of the present
situation complained of by so many,
one of them, quite prominent. but like
others. not desiring to be quoted,
says that could the Colorado taxpay.
ers have the Colorado summer ranges
in the summer months without being
overrun by the stock of New Mexico,
they could better afford to paw the
several taxes and buy winter feed
and pasturage. He says their former
summer ranges are nearly all occu.
pied by the stock of New Mexico dur
Ing the summer, and that this usur.
patton of their natural ranges initiates
more against their successful opera
tion than the payment of taxes. They
are shut out from their own grasses
In summer and have to pay taxes
and buy feed in New Mexico in win.
ter after paying taxes in Colorado.
That something is radically wrong
Durango semi-weekly herald., 1906-02-19
SOUTHERN COLORADO
is AFTER NEW LEAGUE

Denver Republican.
The prospects for baseball league
in the southern part of the state ap-
pear TO he very bright Jack Slattery.
who handled the Silverton team last
year. has been in Denver for a cou-
pie of weeks. and is very enthusias-
tic over the prospects. Win Ferren.
who played second base on different
Denver teams several years ago. ID
also In Denver for a visit He has
been playing in southern cities for
some time and expects to be with
one of the teams again this year.
Montrose. Paonia, Hotchkiss, Delta,
Grand Junction, Ouray. Telluride. Sil
verton. Durango and Gunnison are
mentioned as among the cities likely
to put teams in the Southern league.
AT MonUose Homer Wright Gallo
way brothers, Bernard Full and j.
Peters are among those interested IN
the team; at Paonia, II. II. Maxville; /;
at Hotchkiss. C. E. Lewis; at Delta
w. seaton. and at ouray Howe Ride
nour.
Durango semi-weekly herald., 1906-02-19
sssssss . g 3 6 q q 3 g
siLvERToN MINES.
8, Is ese 6 g g 8 g es g g
From the Miner.

From the Miner.
Roger Case brought some ore from
Mexico which certainly contains for
tune. II 1t can be opened in bodies of
any size An assay shows silver to
the amount of 1.103 ounces and gold
SIC ounces.
The new tram of the Green Noun
tain mine. in Cunningham gulch. IS
all complete and working well. II
was started this week and is kept
busy bringing down ore to the mill
preparatory to the start next week.
The mill is ali ready for the ore to
te fed into 1t. and about WEDNESDAY
Manager F.. w. Walter will start the
machinery 1t is said to be one OF
The most complete plants of the kind,
ever erected in the state. and wi
undoubtedly prove successful in treat
ing the ores. AT first about 100 tons
daily viii be treated, but after every
thing is running smoothly this vii.
be increased TO 200 tons-the capacity
of the plant. There is now on the
dump at the mine about 5000 tons oil
ore. all of It being taken ont in de
velopment. as no stopping has vet been
done. The mine has in levels, cross
cuts and upraises. nearly mile o.
development and immense quantities
of excellent ore are all ready TO be
knocked down. After the mill is start
ed stoplng will begin, and further de
v,fII a1u lao rhf
values consist principally of lead, sil
yer and copper, and the ore Is consid
cred a splendid concentrating PROPOSE
tion. With the careful and method
cal development and the superb equip
ment the Green Mountain can no
fail to take its place among the bes
properties in the camp.
Durango semi-weekly herald., 1906-02-19

LAY, and his case will be used to test
The right of the police to prevent Sun
day theatricals.
Sentiment in Illinois in favor of
tariff reform is shown by petitions
sent to the representatives in Con
sress, one of which is filed by Sena-
tor Hopkins. who is classed as
astand-patter.'
Copper shares and stocks of the
Hill roads are huoyant on the New
York Stock exchange. but bullish in
terests elsewhere are inclined TO con
seryatism pending the Union Pacific
dvidend
Spencer Eddy. of Chicago first sec
retary of the American embassy at
st. Petersburg. has arrived at New
York on a two-months vacation, dur
ng which time he will he married to
ne daughter of Claus Spreckles, the
| California sugar man.
The methods of tne hard and soft
coal trusts, by which the independent
| operator and the consumer are held in
4 relentless grip, are outlined Ia
| 1etition for relief sent to Congress
ny Secretary Drane of the Bitumin-
ous Trades league OF Pennsylvania
Durango semi-weekly herald., 1906-02-19
EYE STRAIN
LEADING DRUGGIST.

S the cause or contributing cause Of
IS per cent Of all chronic human Ills,
The eyes are conspicuous in this par.
SECULAR. because they are the only
3rgans which can overcome their de
iects and appear normal in at least
% per cent of all cases; therefore,
good vision does not mean perfect
yes; indeed. extraordinary vision
neans defective eyes and the nervous
strain caused by the effort to over.
# mental trouble, from simple for
Ietfulness to insanity; Of physoIoe-
cal disturbances from headaches to
,pilepsy; from simple Indigestion to
chronic dyspepsia, with all it's at.
endant horrors; from suppression OF
he menstrual function in females to
jvarian and uterine tumors; If it ex-
libits by way of cross eyes. we can
traiehten them every time without
iurgical operation; by our method of
topping eye strain and removing
pinal nerve infringement. We are
1aster of a great many diseases that
ire generally considered beyond med
cal aid: If you have failed by other
Methods call and see US. Ladies' can
consult Mrs. Dr. Seabright. Office,
81 Ninth street, Durango, Colo.
Seabright & Seabrisht, NsuroIosi,s
Durango semi-weekly herald., 1906-02-19

Illinois may impose retaliatory
AK on the premiums collected by tho
life insurance companies of New York
Count Boni de Castellane has con
erred with his wife's lawyers in Paris
IN cash settlement as a prellmin.
ery to divorce.
The Standard Oil company surely
viii he ousted from Missouri, positive
proof OF Illegal combination having
been obtained.
Chief Collins opened war on the
lance nails that harbor boys and
girls in Chicago and Alderman Scully
has prepared an ordinance TO help the
fight.
Inscriptions capitalists who op.
lress laborers are called foes Of bota
Sod and man by Rev Charles r
Brown, in an address at Yale univer
5ity
Wisconsin joins the fight for a ..
cent passenger fare. Secretary Of
state Houser filing petition asking
he state Sailroad commission to fN
rhat rate.
The WeIlman-Chicago Record-Her
ald expedition to reach the north pole
by airship has aroused Europe. the
press of many countries discussing
the project.
The threatened coal strike may tie
up all mines. anthracite aud bitum
nous, shutting off the fuel supply OF
the country. writes William f. Cur
ris from New Yotk.
The British parliament has assem-
bled and stormy times are predicted
as the result of the upaeaval in the
recent elections. Lother was re-elect
ed speaker Of the house.
Senator La Toilette as member OF
the committee on Indian affairs, balks
what he terms a scheme to rob the
Indians OF millions OF dollars through
the sale of their lands at a low price.
Heinrich Conried. the New York
impressario, was arrested for having
given a rendition of a mass on sun
Durango semi-weekly herald., 1906-02-19
THE STATE PRESS
AND PUBLIC SCHOOL


The February number Of the Col
orado School Journal OF Denver. a
most creditable educational pnblica
ton. discusses facts which the gen
eral reading public ordinarily fails
10 recognize. and what the journal
has to say may not go amiss in these
columns. as public discussion Of pub
lie questions rarely fails to do some
good. The Journal SAYS:
"One educational agency of which
we take too little account. is the press
OF the state. It is not the intention
10 discuss how the newspapers edu-
ate the public generally. That is a
natter which is generally recognized
md hard To estimate. The direct ben
fit to the schools through the aid Of
'he press is not so hard TO judge.
rne use of the columns Of the local
iaper Is everywhere free 10 the school
leople Managers Of papers recog-
lize the value of school Items as
news.
The schools are OF interest to all
sood citizens News of the school
even to small personal items are vel
'ome. When school questions are up
he papers discuss them fully. and un'
.oubtedly to the benefit of the schools
md of the community.
THE Journal is in receipt every
week of many columns of matter
printed by the papes OF the state on
school topics. That this Is an aid
10 the schools in keeping M public
interest, in advertising school enter
ailments and in forming public opiu
on, there is no douht Wherever Z
)aper is published the school people
hould use it.
"The Journal wishes to acknowi
'dge to the papers OF the state on be
ialf of the school people the great
aid they give us and to solicit a clos
er connection, feeling sure that i
will be of mutual benefit"
Durango semi-weekly herald., 1906-02-19
COLONEL "PANCAKE" TAKES
TO THE BRUSH AGAIN

Telluride Journal.
Pancake Frank who beat up his
girl over at Silverton a few weeks
ago. came over to Telluride week
ago. and with the exception of two
nights has spent the time in jail,
took a special ont this morning, up
on invitation of the marshal"
All such vampires and fostering
leeches ought TO he thrown into
abandoned shafts or driven from civ.
iiized precincts.