Semi-weekly herald., 1909-03-18

claims set forth Is that the law pro-
tides that the vote on local option
shall take place at general election;
second, that many names appear OH
he antisaloon petitions that should 4
not be counted. also that names have
note been properly certified to.
Have you registered. 1t is the duty
Of every one to do SO and then vote,
The Herald favors full expression
from the people.
Peter Holmes OF Glasgow. Scotland.
came in from Dolores last night
where he recently purchased ranch
and departed for Denver today.
l. ]. Lindstrom and family arrived
from Quarry last night. They are
staying at the Palace for a few days.
Mrs. Lindstrom is In need OF medical
attention.
The Anti-Saloon league is planning
a big rally at Red Men hall Saturday :
evening OF this week when repre-
sentative of the state league will be In
attendance.
The mission which is being conduct
ed by Rev. Father Feeley of st. Thorn
as seminary in Denver is attracting
considerable attention and is arousing
much interest among the parishioners
of st. Columba's. Services every even
ing this week. In the Catholic church,
at 1880.
Nathan is going to be busy for some
days. Men commenced moving sur
plus goods this morning. Fixtures
week and Mr.. Nathan hopes to be do
ing business in his new location by
the first.
N. F. Cooke came in last night
from a pleasure jaunt in Denver and
Salt Lake. In the latter city he visit
ed his son Frank, now a fireman on
the Rio Grande Western, and doing
fine in his chosen work He says bust
| ness conditions are good in Salt Lake
but that Durango is all right for the
| man of moderate means.
| Roy F. Goodman has returI1 70
| Durango to locate and will enter the
general civil engineering business in
connection with County Surveyor W.
Fl. Wigglesworth. Y will be remen-
| bered that Roy left Durango some
| four years ago to accept a position
with the Southern Pacific company as
locating and construction engineer In
Old Mexico, where he remained two
and one-half years at which time he
was compelled to return to the states
on account of sickness in the tropical
climates. Since then Mr.. Goodman
has been employed as chief engineer
for the Carthage Fuel company in
New Mexico and the Stone Canon
Consolidate Coal company in Califor.
mia. The Herald is pleased to have
Roy with us again and we know he
will receive cordial welcome from
the people.
Indications are that DURANGO will
lose valuable ball player In Art An
heier who has been summoned to Den.
yer for a try-out with the Western
| league of that city. and he is also In
| receipt of an offer from Pueblo for
the season without trial. At present
Art is at Canon City, and in the
course of few days will decide what
he wants to do. Art is good player
any place, especially SO on first and
at the bat.
County Treasurer o. p. Frary is
little easier today. He spent a rest
less night, suffering considerable pain
but his condition improved towards
morning. and has been fairly salts
factory all day. We trust to receive
report of decided Improvement Inv
tomorrow.
Arguments for an Injunction we're
Deins heard in the county court be.
lore Judge Hechtman this afternoon
A. E. Reynolds applied for an injunc.
tlon against the county treasurer to
stop the sale of the late Smelter
CITY bank effects. As we go to press
the case is still on.
Fred Strater came in from Denver
last evening accompanied by p. NJ.
musser. Mr.. Strater is taking his
frst trip around the circle as an in
surance solicitor, having stopped Mt
Aiamosa, Monte Vista and other points -