Durango semi-weekly herald., 1907-03-18

The political heeler will not forge
to register. Let the decent citizel
remember this.
The socialists will give dance a
Red Men hall Saturday evening. Marcl
%. Only so cents ticket Thii
means a big turn out
Notwithstanding the train was foui
and half hours late last evening the
mail was distributed and many were
able to take care OF correspondence
before retiring.
Postal Clerk Whitlock, on the Du-
ngo-Telluride run. left this morning
for Denver to participate in certain
examinations arranged for postal
clerks. Will be absent three to five
days.
Mrs. Thomas Accord came down
from Silverton this morning and was
met at the train by friends. She is
stopping with Rev. Mrs. Fleetwood
for the present
: 4Tr. and Mrs. Carl Coulson of Bay
field, who have been spending the
winter months in California, were re-
turning passengers last evening, get
ting off at Ignacio and driving to
their home up the Pine.
Miss Hattie Mashburn was among
the returning passengers last evening,
her trip to Pueblo and Denver having
done her much good, and she now
feels like getting into the harness
once again. Her many friends rejoice
with her in this respect.
Miss Anna Conway, "the dearly be-
loved telephone young lady"-beloved
by her telephone companions as well as
others, left this morning for Denver.
She will visit friends at Chama, Ala
mosa and Salida en- route to the gay
metropolis.
The socialists are going to place a
complete ticket in the field. ignoring
the newly passed law, claiming it will
be declared unconstitutional. The
ticket will be filed by petition, the
party lacking a dozen or so votes of
casting 10 per cent at the last cleo
tion.
ing the press report sent him be-
cause not day passes that the Dem
ocrat does not contain dispatches pub
lished several days prior in The Her
aid. Often makes us believe the Dem
ocrat gets its dispatches by slow
freight.
Roy, son of Mr.. and Mrs. Robert
Hanna, left this morning for Canon
City to meet his sister. Berl, who has
been visiting relatives there the past
Jew weeks. Roy will take in the
sights in Pueblo one day before re-
turning. The next time he will go Pu-
eblo one better by taking in Denver.
Roy and his sister will be home early
the coming week.
There are good many sore demo-
Gratis because d. H. LaCount was
not endorsed by the democratic con-
vention-the decent thing to do. But
when you get pot-house politicians in
charge of affairs it's hard to expect
them to rise above politics and do the
decent thing. The voters will not be
slow in showing how they feel on
the subject.
Democrat does not want police con-
ditions during the past two years ex-
posed. We do not blame Tulley. writ
ing as he does from democratic
standpoint. The Herald does not in
tend going into personalities, at the
same time it is not going to refrain
lTOIn exposing COuuitlOHS ludI nave
existed. And If the voters OF the town
want a continuance do not elect ma
!. jority of the republican aldermen.
The special meetings continue at
the First Methodist church with in
creasing interest. DR.. Carson, the
evangelist, is both an attractive and
forceful speaker, and many are being
helped by his earnest words. The
meetings will continue every night
this week and Sunday morning and
evening. On Sunday at $3.50 p. IN.
there will be mass meeting for men
and boys only. A large attendance at
this meeting is desired.
Both Herman Hanno and Charles
Nageline have been active and enter
prising citizens OF Durango, striving
at all times for the advancement of
our city. They know the requirements.
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