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& Co., Mpotbefer. 25 Gents.
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tar. @runoeigentum. Mgent fir
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LIEBER BROTHERS,
Plumbing und Hsizsinricbfuns.

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Baumwoniamen uIlb oefeuY robnits.
Tr;ma gaumnDuiamen : Mebl pei
Tonne 1923 so.
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS , rob. 35I @ts.
Wrimo BaummDlinmen Rntben. per
Tonne $685. Sc.
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Semi-weekly herald., 1908-10-12

An English Legal periodical discuss
es recent epidemics OF crime and ex.
presses the opinion that the increase
of murder and violence would seem
to constitute grave and critical fea-
ture of modern life in great cosmo-
politan communities. In Great Brit.
ain, 1t says, outrages and atrocities
are reported in the centers with alarm
ing frequency, and from the continent
of Europe similar complaints are
heard. Paris has for years been fight
ing its "Apaches"-youthfu hoodlums
and hold-ups who display amazing au-
dacity and savagery, and whose lead
ers Ditch remain undiscovered. A
sense of insecurity spreads among GER
tain elements of the population, and
there are demands for more police, bet
ter detectives, speedier criminal JUS.
tice
Semi-weekly herald., 1908-10-12

Two new teachers began work in the
Durango schools this week, Miss Anna
Arnold and Miss Mary Schattinger,
both Of Denver. The latter takes Miss
Stevenson's place as teacher of the
seventh grade. Miss Arnold is an
addition to the high school corps, made
for the purpose of relieving the con.
gested condition due to large enroll.
ment. Miss Arnold has two classes In
history, two in English. and one In be-
ginning Latin. with the possibility of
another In the last-named subject.
This reduces the size of the freshman
classes to twenty-five pupils. which
is normal. Teachers cannot give the
right amount of individual attention to
pupils when classes number to forty
and beyond. The large enrolment,
however. speaks well for conditions in
general. and is one of the straws which
show that prosperity is blowing this
way. The number OF teachers In the
Durango corps is now thirty.
Semi-weekly herald., 1908-10-12

Herman Ridder, who has Just been
appointed national treasurer of the
Democratic party by Chairman Mack
to succeed Standard OIL Haskell. is not
in a position to do very much effec-
tive work for Bryan. On leaving New
York as one of the national delegates
Mr.. Ridder gave voice to the following
and 1t is matter of history that he
did stop and tell Mr.. Bryan just what
he said he would. Here is what the
new national treasurer of the Demo
cratic party had to say three months
ago: I'VE want Bryan out of the way,
and am going to tell him so. Bryan
is played out. If he persists in forcing
MS candidacy upon the party, then
all that Democracy can look to ahead
is the certainty of defeat this fall. The
Nebraska man, If he sincerely has the
party's success at heart. should prove
his unselfshness and get out of the
way. l am going to stop at Lincoln
to tell him just that. If nobody else
will tell him the truth, | Will. He
can't carry New York state, and he
can't win. l am going to speak my
opinion plainly and he can't say, IL
he persists in going down in another
defeat, that l was one of the men who
fooled him before the convention. He
may throw me out, but he will at least
have heard the truth"
Semi-weekly herald., 1908-10-12
CITY COUNCIL.

The city council met last night, with
ali present with the exception OF AL
dermen Scouten and Folsom, and
Mayor Berndt presiding.
Licenses were issued to the follow
ing; For saloon, to Chitwood & Co.,
w. G. Rogers, and Chas. Sist; for
transfer, to the San Juan Transfer
company, and for pool. to Iredale &
Co.
City treasurer's report gives bal
ance of $12.546 In the treasury. An
eight mill levy-same as last year
was accordingly voted and city at
torney was ordered to draw up ordi.
nance for the same
Ten cents of the city's money, which
Clerk Russell had In his possession,
was turned In to the emergency fund.
The motion forming sewer district
No. 3, was laid to one side for the
present, which practically kills II I'm.
less other means are devised to make
1t cheaper on property owners. A mo-
ton was carried that the pipe on Fifth
avenue from Ninth to Third streets
be enlarged and three catch basins be
provided.
A new contract from the light com.
pany was read. This is for ten years
and provides for not less than fifty.
three arc lights at $3.50 each per
month. with an average of eleven
hours per night. The contract was re-
ferred to the city attorney to report
at next meeting.
The smelter fled protest against
building sewer districts and 4, so
that they should empty In the river
above the plant and pollute the drink
ing water Of employees.
A contract to pay 81 per ton for
hauling tile was made. The sum of
$36 was refunded to the city library
for water stops. The library board
asked for the pictures OF the mayor
and council who were In office at the
time the library became q city insti.
tuition.
The usual monthly bills were allow
ed.
City engineer presented final esti-
mate Of cost Of sewer district No. 2.
The clerk was ordered to put required
notice In the paper calling for pro
tests against cost Of each lot as fig
ured by the engineer
w. A. Reese was elected city at
torney for the balance OF the term.
Ordinances Nos AGA and 465 were
introduced. These relate to sewer dis
trict No. 2.
Council adjourned.
Semi-weekly herald., 1908-10-12

It's tough on Democracy to have II
thrown up that during the long years
Of Democratic rule in this county not
a mile of permanent road work was
coIsummated. 1t remained for Re
publican board of commissioners to
start the ball rolling in the right di
rection and at the end of Folsom and
Griffith's term every part of the coun
ty will be rejoicing over the splendid
system. It's a sore point with the
Democrats.
Semi-weekly herald., 1908-10-12

Will Mr.. Foraker, who thinks 1t is
perfectly proper for members of CON
gress to act as attorneys for corpora.
tions that are notorious antagonists
Of the government, please explain what
he thinks would happen to an official
Of the Standard OIL company, for in.
stance. who accepted fees from some
rival concern for giving 1t aid in its
efforts to outwit the company which
gave him regular employment? And
what would Mr.. Foraker think OF such
an official. anyhow? asks the Record.
Herald.
Semi-weekly herald., 1908-10-12
PROGRAM FOR Ie-
MAGIC INDIAN FAIR

FIRST DAY.
100 D. m. Beef issue TO indians.
$3.50 p. IN. Indian buck race. first
prize "a. second prize 81: Chicken
Pun, 50; Relay race. four entries. first
prize 81. second 81; 100 yard dash.
men. first prize $3.50; second $0.75.
SECOND DAY.
1870 p. m. baseball: Bayfield, vs. L.
nacio (School boys).
indian buck race. first prize $4; sec
ond 81; Squaw race. first prize 50,
second 81; Relay race. five entries,
first prize 81. second 81; Indian Buck
race. first prize 81. second 81; Free
for all foot race. first prize 81, second
81; White mans race, first prize 81.
second 81; Bucking contest. first prize
So. second 81.
THIRD DAY.
1870 p. m. baseball: bayfield, VS.. Tx.
nacio (School boys).
Indian buck race. first prize 81, sec.
ond 81; Squaw relay race, saddied,
first prize SO. second 81; Chicken pull,
prize SO; Mems foot race. first prize
~. second 81: School girls foot race,
first prize 81. second so cents. School
boys foot race. first price 81, second
90 cents; Steer roping contest. first
prize SO. second 81.
AT IL o'clock of the second and third
days teepees, squaws and babies will
be Inspected for the purpose of award
Ing prizes to the cleanest.
Semi-weekly herald., 1908-10-12

AT Spokane. Wash, will shortly be
held national apple show whose OBJ
1ect is ito exploit the apple as a
healthful food product and to educate
our own people as well as foreigners
to eat more apples" The president
indorses 1t and has instructed the sec.
retary of agriculture to give It all pos.
sfble aid. Oregon, Washington and
Idaho have now 25.OOO.OOO apple trees,
which is doing well. but Missouri
equals all combined in its apple or.
chards.
Semi-weekly herald., 1908-10-12
GETTING BUSY.
We are going to get busy on this
county ticket about now.


county ticket about now.
The above from this mornings Dem.
ocrat is about the 'steenth announce
ment by Dave that he is going to
get busy. These regular announce
ments and failure to carry them out
have acted accordingly. And Dawes
way Of getting busy is to decry local
enterprises. ask people to send east
for their supplies. throw mud at the
smelter. advise farmers not to sign up
for sugar factory and defend the
Democratic assessor for wanting to
drive out industries that employ men
instead Of windjammers, defending
sheriff who permitted an Animas
valley resort to run wide open day
and night, Sundays included, and this
without license when he was under
oath to enforce the laws, uphold Off
GERS who failed to secure convicting
testimony in his own behalf. All this
is what Dave calls getting busy. And
then George West will pass the buck
Semi-weekly herald., 1908-10-12

Just how any man or woman can
consistently vote for George West for
state senator is not easily explained
II anyone will point to a single pro
Sposition advanced or to the distribu
tion of his wealth to bring Durango to
the front, we will gladly furnish space
And what will George West do for La
Plata and Montezuma counties as state
senator-except vote for the greatest
corporation lawyer in the land for
United States Senator C. S. Hughes
This will be the sum total.
Semi-weekly herald., 1908-10-12

The Post has taken the place of the
Rocky Mountain News in mud-slinging
Patterson's papers could always be
counted on to do their dirty work, but
the Post is outshining Tom in his
palmiest days. At the same time VIC
have not seen an argument in the
Post that appeals to any one. The
vindictive spirit is too plain and Sc
far as this section is concerned We
believe 5re Post red ink editorials ar.
aiding the Republicans.
Semi-weekly herald., 1908-10-12

siding in Denver for the past eight or
ten years. most of the time enjoying
lucrative position in the county as
sessor's office. She has hundreds Of
friends In this city who will welcome
her back to take up her residence and
congratulate Mr.. Graham upon hav-
ing won 80 fair bride. Fergus il
the salt of the earth and we all wish
the couple all the happiness there Is
in life.
Semi-weekly herald., 1908-10-12

For his deeus Arcnboia should be
wearing Styles. Decent men should
not speak to him. Clubs should ex-
pei him. Society should regard him
as an enemy. Patriots should hold
htn}a traitor. Self-respecting burglars
sh2uld have nothing to do with him
NSubuisville Courier-Journal.
This being the case how about Has.
well who was the tool of Archbold and
the Standard OIL company? And Has
kell was the whole cheese at the Den.
yer convention. Why score Archbold
and leave Haskell out of the running ?
Semi-weekly herald., 1908-10-12

One OF the strongest plays that ha-
been written by an American during
recent years has proved a failure In
London. while a number of trashy
musical comedies and wild west mclo.
dramas have had big runs when taken
over to England fror this side. 1t
IL evident that the English people are
~ firm ~ ever in their determine.
tion not to concede that we are capa.
BILE Of doing anything worth while.
Semi-weekly herald., 1908-10-12

upon thousands of votes as 1t makes It
clear that Bryan is not such stickler
for right as he processes. On the
other hand Taft from the start refused
to compromise or have anything to
do with Foraker. Over year ago
Bryan was presented with evidence
concerning this man Haskell and still
he permitted thee Oklahoman to be
the whole cheese at Denver.
Semi-weekly herald., 1908-10-12

Good cheer comes from most every
section Of the state. Republicans are
up and doing and assert that Taft
VIII receive a big majority and Gov.
ernor McDonald's election is predict.
ed by twenty thousand or more.
Semi-weekly herald., 1908-10-12
Senator ouggenheim is in the

Senator Guggenheim is in the east
been there the past ten days, and has
very little to do with the Colorado
campaign. and certainly nothing what.
ever with the legislative candidates,
still the mud batteries of the Denver
Post make 1t appear the senator is
behind every move of the Republicans.
Phe Post must have overplayed the
game.
Semi-weekly herald., 1908-10-12
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Tom Patterson declared the morn.
ing after the close of the Democratic
state convention at Pueblo that the
corporations had named most of the
ticket a< that the Speer-Hughes com.
bination was damnable. Nothing las
taken place since to chance the situa-
tion. Surely Democrats will accept
such splendid authority.
Semi-weekly herald., 1908-10-12

The London Saturday Review is
shocked by the partisan attitude Of
President Roosevelt. Has 1t any rec
objection OF the days when Gladstone
and Disraeli we're partisan premiers
and expressed their opinions freely
on the platform and elsewhere? The
Saturday Review has never been able
tn get up much admiration for Amer.
ica
Semi-weekly herald., 1908-10-12
UNFORTUNATE ELECTION DAYS.
Washington Post.

Washington Post.
1t Is unfortunate that there should
be an election for state, county or
municipal Offices In any state the day,
or even the year. OF a presidential
election or congressional election.
These Offices have to do with the ma.
tion, and the public mind should con
template the issues presented untram.
msled by the chickering's. the jealousies
and the faetiops Of local politics.
Semi-weekly herald., 1908-10-12

San Francisco's registration of 75.-
900 shows that the population is near
ly as large as before the earthquake
and conflagration. The recovery made
by the city within two years is one of
the modern marvels.
Semi-weekly herald., 1908-10-12

The absolute zero is located at 461
degrees below the Fahrenheit zero.
1t is expected to be reached by the
Democratic party In 1928 at the end
OF Bryan's eighth battle!
Semi-weekly herald., 1908-10-12

From all parts of the county comes
word that Folsom and Griffith will re-
ceive large vote. 1t would not sur.
prise the Hehald to see their majori-
ty run to 400 in the town and county.
This is a year voters are going to
be guided by self-interests and not
windjamming of the Day variety.
Semi-weekly herald., 1908-10-12

Prominent operators in Wall street
say that Haskell caused them to lose
a million or two by his taking talk as
a railway promoter. A man who found
Lamps among the Wall street veter-
ans was likely material for a Demo
cratic campaign treasurer, provided
his record was kept dark.
Semi-weekly herald., 1908-10-12

In North Dakota barbecue in
honor of Taft the bill of fare con.
sister of two bears, ten beeves and
twenty lambs. Everybody was wei.
come and 1t was agreed that II any
apathy existed in that neighborhood
1t must be among a few dyspeptic
Democrats who were hiding out.
Semi-weekly herald., 1908-10-12

Somebody has made the interesting
discovery that the blond criminals
outnumber the brunettes who go
wrong. 1t may be. however. that the
brunettes who bleach are counted as
blondes.
Semi-weekly herald., 1908-10-12

The local organ is putting In tie
some hours looking up the record Of
Its nominee for state senator-George
West. Vests record is such a glori.
Gus one that 1t will require several
issues Of the Democrat to tell about il
Semi-weekly herald., 1908-10-12

The mammoth just uncovered in
northern Siberia is the best existing
specimen, with the head perfect, and
well-preserved trunk. It is hun.
dreds of centuries old. and easily leads
all the cold-storage exploits.
Semi-weekly herald., 1908-10-12

In twenty-five working days at Pan.
anna last mocib tie steam sA,,et ex
cavated 65,419 cubic yards of earth.
Another removed 22.O2S cubic yards
OF earth and 20.333 cubic yards of
rock 1t is an example of the Ameri.
can genius for improving machinery
end energizing great enterprise.
Semi-weekly herald., 1908-10-12

The experience of Paris is that bust
central is burned out. BY the way,
how did it happen that Paris, sup.
posed to be SO far ahead in fireproof
buildings and rigid inspection. come
to put $6,000,O0O in combustible
main telephone exchange?
Semi-weekly herald., 1908-10-12

Boston will get s4,OOO.OOO bequest
for public parks from the Parkman
estate if the city will bind itself never
to permit any part of Boston Com
mon to be used for any commercial
purpose. Mr.. Parkman has seen how
persistent selfish schemers are in
Matching plans to despoil the parks.
Semi-weekly herald., 1908-10-12

1t is said Denver Democrats have
about given up hope of winning tince
the close of registration in thai city
with Republican wards getting out
the full vote and curtailing the slum
districts. all hope has gone gli,nmer-
Semi-weekly herald., 1908-10-12

The New York nerald says New
York is safe for Taft but doubtful on
Hughes. No matter II local differ
ences exist the Republicans are united
Oh the Republican presidential candi.
date.