Semi-weekly herald., 1908-01-23
W, J..:BRYAN IN
OLD KENTUCKY
Addresses Democratic Members of the Legis.
lature Behind Closed Doors
Last Evening

Nj. Schrader and wife of Thompson's
park were guests OF the Southern hotel
Yesterday Mrs Schrader has recently
fallen heir to money and property In
the old country and was signing up the
necessary papers today
Ed Watson Of the Iowa and Royal
Tiger mines. Silyerton, accompanied
by NJ. d. Holt. came down from Sill.
verton last evening. leaving this NOR
ming for Denver. where they will spend
a few days on business and pleasure.
The choir OF st. Marks church will
! give musical at the church tomorrow
I evening. The choir will be assisted by
the best musical talent In the city.
here will be no admission but an offer
ing will be taken up during the even
ing.
Dave Day claims TO be honorabls
and timc and again has said he never
failed to right wrong. And he knew
1t was false when writing It. Did any
one notice correction OF the false
statement to the tune OF $4,000 Not
ON your tintype.
Postmaster Read was down from
Silyerton Monday night. Mr.. Read
bears the distinction of being one OF
the best postmasters In the state OF
Colorado and the patrons of tho Of
fee are to be congratulated. He re-
turned to Silverton this morning.
The arrangements for the masQuer-
ade ball at Red Men opera house next
Thursday evening include several nov
el features. Nine OF the boys have
dubbed together to spring something
decidedly new and entertaining In way
of make-ups and frivolity.
The Herald's linotype man failed TO
arrive last evening, and we are still
under the weather. However, we are
all subject to disappointments and In
convenience occasionally and we trust
our readers will bear with us day or
two when everything will be running
smooth again.
A case Of scarlet fever. a little Ital-
ian girl three years old. developed
on tho ain enroute TO Durango. The
| family was taken 70 the home Of rel
atives and the house quarantined. Tho
car was then locked up by order of
Health officer TurreIl and will bs
thoroughly fumigated.
Frank Lake sr and George McGreg-
or left Tuesday morning for Marcelona
where they nave another government
contract for the erection of 10000
building. The weather will permit
them to rush work at this season and
I they expect to be ready for the work at
FIT. Lewis as soon as spring opens.
I The railroad boys on the Southern
/ who were in Sundays wreck at Vance
Junction. were besieged with questions
regarding their safety upon arriving
in Durango. Mail clerk Bartlett said
he escaped without scratch. When
the ear went over he Just grabbed tho
railings and braced himself to prevent
falling.
IT.. j. Palmer who came to Durango,
with his wife some four weeks ago,
left this morning for Farmingtor.
where Mr.. Palmer has invested In
town property. Mr.. Palmer expected
to remain in Durango. but the health
OF his wife demanded a lower alti-
:ude. Mr.. John Warner and Mr.. Par
mer are old time friends.
, We have been asked what position
o. +. Boyle will take In the proposed
settlement of Colorado State bank sf-
fairs. The Herald takes II for grant
ed that he will do the right thing.
He stated to the depositors at the meet
ing held last week that he would
work for their interests and aid thca
In securing as much money as possi-
gle. If the depositors come to an asrse-
ment that means better results and ask
the court to aid them We do not doubt
for moment but that Mr.. Boyle wiii
willingly comply with their wishes.
Mr.. Boyle is one OF " and be wauq
the expense of the kspt devA y
the minimum for 49, H1snsat x ~
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