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FOR HOME INDUSTRIES.

After this, an interesting discussion was
participated in by many of the members in
regard to supporting home industries. 1t
seemed to be the general opinion that Hous-
ton purchasers did not pay sufficient at
tcution to the necessity of fayoriug Hous.
ton made goods, After several mlnufuctu-
rcrs present related their experience and
were unanimously of opinion that a good
committee could do valuable educational
work in building up a sentiment among con.
sumcrs Which would lead TO n much larger
consumption of homemade products. Great
interest was manifested In the discussion
aud the following motion was unanimously
adopted
THAT committee he appointed. to be
known as the home industry committee, for
the purpose OF educating the people of
Houston To demand homemade goods aud
for the purpose Of increasing the business
of Houston manufacturers In every legiti-
mate manner; and, further, that this com
mittce at once make list for distribution
among our citizens showing what goods are
manufactured IN iIonstnn."
The following new members were then re-
ceiycd: A. d. Price. Scarf x O'Counur
Co.. kictnleN Hodge y Coz, Magnolia
Paper aud Bag company, w. VI. Harper,
II. Il. Dexter, George T.. Dlckcy x Co.. L.
y. ALLEN. southwestern Life association,
NeuthOrd Bros,
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The Passing Throng

~, ,.,,,-,.. . -..-.-.....-
Mn oAMJ Eli H. NlNTSION business
manager for the Anna Held company, which
Will bo or tbc o,,,.,., l,,,,,s, ,,,, ,r,,,-.,,,.
.,., NIX .'
III inc hl'ue puehess' thai eicNct illie
actress latest and biggest success, has been
I'm Houston several d1vs orronginq for +b,
,,,,a.ra,,.. ~, i"e ava ~
"Ip'"i""'c 81 "S company mere. MI
Kingston while here closed a contract with
the passenger department Of fine soutbcrn
Pacific company Tor the characterization M
the special train bcaripg the theatrical
company named from Now. Orleans 70 rho
Pacific coast. "Tbe rnip{tloted norson boa
no idea of the tremendous nmonnt of OK.
pcnsc involved I'm tho prosentatIon througb.
out the country OF such n compauy ne zine
Iltue Duchess" said Mr.. Kingston 70 n
Post reporter yesterday
MISS llGlu, herself; travels In a private
ryrr nut an n tracI and 4! en ms ia.
ron sol, nr lis bo,,iry hon ,sal Ia. th Ia =,
I,rr.idcut NfrKiuIev ON bIS r"' '",r
| thrnuohnut tbn T-,itod S+ot,s iTb ~
rnr+ ~ am troi, ro,si ~ +i ~, ,II
mrs a l,v cnarb ond t,ro b..,ca,,a -,
sit ,oaches in nj ,u tra,.,iiSs "S' r"t
Trains n Mill ,net ne n 4 No ~, 10 : e t,tltt
n ,,,not, fr tr,nsn6rtnti,, ~, 80 W. Hl5oD
min a., roo,h ~ ntisto',ri IT, l''n w."
uftrr Leaving Gan rronc,s,, a,J 800, 49,.
actual c1rnTeos for 1ocb norF1,,,,, C, "
y,r,rtht,,., ,,,,,r,,,', ~, = - -. ~ ". q"
IInttstou ~ Tho Iittla Ducbnss - IN I'm, ~
vl NJ" t;ir,str,, ..,riit 49, IL. Nv y,
Vnrt n, its cnt;rCty irb "osT ,rW ~, ND ~
ali nf lis avn srcucrv ana ali IF tho nro,,'
cttirs ,vsn IN the ,nost minute da,oI - az
| In no cor,nonv mud from, ti,e notires t,,i,}'L
vn hovc hcon gnttinr ON onr tour 0wo,,,,h
tho Co,t, tbr ,.r,J,,ctIo, orti,,gcr 80. I
~ ma, rhoroctor. c,.rr soon I'm tl,ig s, 81, ~
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Grand officers Coming.

San Jacinto chapter 40. 50. Ancient Or
der United Workmeu, VIII Install officers
tonight at their hall on Main street.
The Installation viii be under the aus
pieces Of the grand officers who win roach
Houston from BRYAN early this evening
Win the Houston and Texas Central a
splendid program OF music ana song viii he
rendered after the Installation.
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ASKS INVDSTIGATION.

In his studious efforts TO take all ueces-
sary precautions to guard against the APP
pe,raucc Of bubonlc plague In the city. act
Ing upon the theory OF stitch In time,
Dr, Brumby head Of the city health depart
meni, hns requested the justices to be
more rigid than ever I'm their Investigation
uf deaths where persons die without re
haiug a necessary precaution against in
fictitious diseases. the doctor says n fun
and complete record Is necessary IN every
Instance In order that future inquiries Of
relatives or friends may he answered. In
diligently and no burial permits viii DO
issued by the health office In cases where
The cause Of death Is not fully stated, un.
loss inquests arc held by the proper ON.
cnlS IN such cases
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Personal MENTION.

H sampels Of Calvert was guest at
the Bristol yesterday.
John short Of Beaumont was REGISTERED
at tho Burnett yesterday
G.. G. Klein, jr, ~ ST. Louis was a
guest OF the Rice yesterday.
J. F. Robinson Of Virginia. ILL.,. was a
guest AZ the Bristol yesterday,
o Headley OF Evansville, Ind, was
guest az the nrazos YESTERDAY
II swope who was at Gonzales a.
'enulns court Tor several days. was called
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civlI s.rvIce Exlminatlons.

The United States civil service commits
sion announces that on February 3, 1903.
an examination win be held at Houston
fdr the position Of electrical assistant in
The signal service at isree.
From the eligihies resulting from thIs
examination Il IS expected that certihca
non will hs made to the pcssiien Of eies
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MIscALLEp oHAIR ToNlcsn
Most Hair Preparations Are Merely Scalp
rrtants, OF Nc Value

Most hair preparations are merely scap
irrltnutS, mlscalicd hair tunlcA When
hair is brittle msterless and bcglus 10
fan out the daudruf germ Is getting In
~ deadly work nj the root, sappug tho
vitality. Since science discovered thar
dandrutf rs germ disease thcrc has boon
only one preparation put on the market
that viii actually destroy the daudrufr
SGim' ana TINT is NcWbro's Ilcrplcidc n
allays itching Instantly, DESTROYS the
germ, aud the falling hoir stops and hair
grows luNmlnntly. Ask your druggist for
Herpicidc, II allays itching Instantly;
makes hair grow Sold by Cockrel a Bon
ner send loo In stamps for sample 10 Inc
Herpicldo Co, Detrolt Mon.
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MATINEE RACES.

The Local Horsemen to Fight It Out on
the Track.
There win be races ON the Harrisburg
road track sunday afternoon, and the pro
n,ofers promise some splendid sport.
The events will consist OF three or foul
running races and one harness race The
horses 10 be entered are owned by local
Enthusiasts, who IRE confident that eacI
has the pest nuimal,
The dag Will fall on the first event at /.
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TRANsrnR STATION.

The company will establish transfer
station at the corner Of Congress avenue
and Main street aud oil the cars that run
on the city lines or TO the suburbs vii!
pass this point. The system to be adopted
here is similar to that Mt Dallas and other
cities of the South, where II works g1tls-
The transfers must be punched by the
conductor and also he counter punched al
the transfer station by the man in charge.
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TIFF NEW CHARTER,

city Secretary Bryan Is a busy man these
days with pencil aud paste.pot, making
copy for the printer The "stuM' MIR.
bryan is so diligently at work upon Is the
newly revised charter The council altered
almost every article and section In the
form as originally printed and tt Is tho
task OF the city secretary 10 get this
amended aud altered charter ready for eX
animation by the special charter commit
Zee before next Monday.
The amended charter will he studied a
second time by both the committee and the
council IN the rough copy that viii so to
the printer Ia order that any final altern-
lions may he made before the charter, as
y Will go 70 the legislature Is In print
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ProbabIv Needed a suIt.

There was very little doing in police cir
clos yesterday. the arrests being few and
only one burglary being reported. That
occurred at a tailoring shop ON San Felipe
street, from which a number OF articles
o. wearing apparel were stolen.
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sArrnnAY. LAST pAE
The Burmese Midget.

The Burmese MIus'" !,
Smaun, the little man, conun.e.
large crowds Of ladies and cn1.u,.
day night will positively be tp.. !,
hibition hero. Saturday aI'sssatsd
child attending will be sslsss v
glass souvenir made by tue N Ne q
Two hundred glass ships WIN
Tho children.
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HonsIou. Teaa.. Ianuary 5. ia0a 81 :
am NnRsrNa MornrR

Aids her offspring and herself nv using
MALT-NUTRTNE The food drink thai
doctors recommend lnvallds and con-
ralescopts benefit materially BY rs tonic.
properties stimulating appetite ana dires.
ton Prepared onlv hy the Anhensar.
Busch Brewing Assn, ST. Louis, u. S. A.
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The Young Ladies' Auxiliary Of Shearn
Epworth League VIII give a reception to
the leaguers aud their friends at Snear
chaue. this evening commencing al g
o'clock. An entertaining musical program
has been prepared aud refreshments viii be
ggryal
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CAPTURED Live stock

Mounted Officers voss aud Ms .s,.l
the record last night ny e'f ,.r,
running into the city po'a,nL.a, ol s ~
and four head Of cattle, all pei~ ~o,k
Tho officers attribute thsL M rSs
aid afforded them by the p
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eowled for the Mea !,

The ladies OF the o. O. eluD I,
ton Turnyerein held their ,0li niss
contest for the gold medal laid Is
was Won by Mrs. W, y, te1,dt ~
Of 20. aud Mrs. w w. Sellp''
with score OF A.,
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nHE TRANSFERS.

As soon rs tue passenger o'arus car
and pays his fare he must request OF 'he
conductor transfer over the lid' npon
which he wishes to reach MS destination
The transfer slip Is punched by tine con-
ductor and given TO the passenger. Nhen
the transfer station is renched, al persons
who desire 20 take another me, IeaNc me
ear and present their transfer slips at the
transfer station, whore they are again
punched and are not acceptable unless they
are so punched.
The transfers will be made to cover q
period Of ten aud Fifteen minutes Of time.
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Genuine pork sausage at Z X
Coz -
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TRY 7. ". nm & co.'s p'FI I
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RrYs REAL ESTATE.

Several months ago tho city council au-
,hurlzcd tho purchase Of strip OF ground
r tho Williams survey owned lay the Cult
colorado and Santa. re railway for the
purpose Of opening street which will cor.
acct Mckinney avenue ana st. Agnes
strect Mr.. J. +. Walton Of the city at
tnrncy's Office yesterday prepared the pa,
,crs which when signed today. will close
he transaction Tho strip Of ground pur-
chased by the city Is 80 feet wide by 100
yaet long aud win make thoroughfHrv
which will he Of decided practical utility,
4 he nnrchase nrice was SlnON
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Il home Thursday morning; w
weeks visit TO friends ana nu
1916 Travis street.
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COTTON PICKER u
The Harine Cotton fieEsSE * ~
exbibitcd ana aemonstrateu
street by r. W Gamp'e'
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WILL NOT REDUCE RATES
Electric Light Company Stands on
Rights Claimed from lis Franchise.
PETITION TO COUNCIL uNAyAILNG
Commercial Rates to stsnd---city Buys
Ground for Street--At Work on
Charter---Demsnds lnauests.

AZ the meeting OF the city council last
Aoaday a petition was presented 10 that
iudy by Mr. George L. BTowu upon the
request OF the lending merchants OF the
city. al Of whom had signed the petition.
q WIS yerr brief ana was a simple re.
suest that ~ takiHR Up the question VI
tstss With the lighting companies Of the
city that the council or its committee use
s,erS eudeayor 10 secure reduction Of the
coainerIal rstes Tor borh sas aud elce-
Lricity,
The finance committee aud Mayor Holt
lave had conferences with Superintendent
~1gpudn aud the light company attarue>
Judge puprse and tue city officials have
yeeh givau to understand that the bust
,esS men need expect uo relief duriug the
sixteen years which the franchise Of the
Houston Light nnd Power company covers
he company states that II proposes To
stand by the terms OF It's present contracts,
W hlrh are stated 10 be within It's franchise
llshts. Should the new charter give tho
aiis the right 10 demand a reduction ~
commercial rates. the company Is willing
20 consider 6 reduction at that time. Ouf
viii 4ot Voluntarily dc Sc. and auy redress
- reduction obtained prlor TO the eNpiru.
iiuu OF the present Franchise, IL Is uu-
tquivocaliy stated. must come through the
sJgrtA
Tile finance committee aud the company s
representatives have not been able TO reach
Au UNDERSTANDING regarding the fnte AT
which lights Will be furnished 10 the city.
rhc company is willing to make a rate u
sSp per light, whereas the city Is now pay
ilig Sl2o per year per light, but this re-
1uction Is based upon special concessions
which the committee does uot feel disposed
10 favor at this time.
In consideration OF d three or ave-yeBr eE-
.easlon Of their franchise the company
would make the rate above stated; would
scale the debt which the city owes and
which is now being litigated and will dis
count the lighting bills II paid within thirty
days.
The matter has been permitted to rest
iOr few days while the light company
considers the request OF the committee for
DOT rate proposition to be submitted &c
me city.
The committee was informed that the
company was ready TO consider and en
deavor to bring about a settlement Of al
luestions "a which the city is interested
They we're informed that It was the opinion
az tho company that the council had ni
light or authority 10 attempt To bring The
Question Of commercial lighting ana rates
into the present considerations the con
rart with the city and with indlNidual
7rins Widely separate matters.
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Knnsas city meat at J. Y. W. :.
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Try J. W. Hm & COS PERI =
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THE CATHOLIC CATHEDRAL

THE CATHOLIC CATHEDRAL
The fine new Catholic cathedral has
reached a period in its construction
Where a very good idea may be had
Of us impressive size and architecture,
win the exception Of the great terrace
OF steps in front. the stone work Is al
most done and the massive front ele-
'auon Is visible far down the valley.
The building is Of the late Roman
s'lle style of architecture, and stands
% lot lOONlrD feet, at the corner of
ana south Temple streets, fronting
90 me latter thoroughfare. The build
ls itself Is aA feet on South Temple
Nee, ana 2gl feet on b street, reach
us BACK 10 near First street The
NAILS are OF Nyune stone, rough face,
'nU' TWO s,e..gs to reach a height of
%. 'eel TIL. interior of one tower Is
.ns'ed to h0.I set of chimes which
Ne lne church chimes to be
'D'u'eu |..I this city, and each
'e VIII .. surmounted by crosses
70 De Illuminated by electricity. This
display ut win he seen n great
distance. VIZ w '''' s'e"'
The ntcnu. of the cathedral ynI
nave vault. .nIIing Wifi, a. hoi,.i,t %
nm ]" I'D. ear and the auditorium
n ,T t'pd of seating 1900 people
WIN the org lorv ot 't tbe so ut,'' oa6
Tba We san AIRY at the north end,
ls,,.,. '"ylua viii be 32xi0 feet, with
hand ana .rlsty additions and a
any, ''I p, re. los back Of the sanctu-
ajdtortm u plan to finish the main
Tbero' , .in, and the basement last.
glass wlndo. ana th ",'u n1onis sInlheu
Iet, 80 w De ranged with a view to
satisfactorily A. ia we too auuieilce room
eycent - vi. nishings and fixtures
best ana " S' at they will be OF the
and mn n VI harmony with massive
Fan wilPi L uSs'' urroundlngs, The or.
WI wv OFT. # the best in the coun.
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in the present year The foundation
is built of rock set in concrete and
the walls are constructed Of the best
red pressed brick set in putty mortar,
insuring a strong and enduring struc-
ture. The interior dimensions Of the
whole building are "a by "a feet, and
the seating capacity Is about 400.
The seats are made Of highly polished
oak and modern in every particular.
The stand, doors and wainscoting are
of California white pine and beauti-
fully painted and grained. The total
cost of the structure Is about $3.50
William Mcmillan is Bishop of this
ward.
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oeANIre STAKE TABER-

TpE OhN''' -, ,.a,t,to,,
,.cLE, occurring the . central ',os, p 'mnosl
De ,d...es built in this section
some yea 1t is not wl'n'" WV, we
p' Mandates but is very close
y. ..',',o. Itls coated on the corner 0,
l'e,'" ,ob ST. Nh and state streets ana
i0l'' ,,,,,t.o. was begun In April
AZ .,,, and fin. med month ago Inc
IVY" hail is JOG feet square with d
u'" ooiIlna and has a seating ca
e', ,g If 2.5oo In the basement there
'n amusement hall ga feet square
", nowe,.. can be enlarged to the
', of the hall above. THIS Is
L nv opening a number of small
w" ,hicb are used for meetings Of
p5ostbood and auxiliary organi2a-
when occasion requires the
.n.ture has every modern convent
is steam heated lighted by cleo
,.,y fitted with electric bells and
n,s tower Ion which are four good
.,.l rooms. IL contains handsome
ain. organ has carved hardwood pull
a., and leather upholstered stands
.o,be of seating 10 persons The
..,,rds surrounding 1t are well grad
4 and made suitable for lawns, 10000
,.J. of dirt having been placed upon
b.n for this purpose The cost of the
s,H5iog WAS $4,000 and the furnish
o,. AN extra $4,000, making the tota
cost $1,000
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THE TWENTY.NINTH WARD
comprises an area extending from
Eighth West to the Jordan river and
from Second South to Ninth North
streets, and was formerly part Of the
Twenty and Twenty fourth
wards, Its new Westinghouse Is locat-
ed on Third North and Tenth West
streets and is built on ground donated
by the Hubbard Investment co. Work
on it's erection was begun in June,
1902 and i'm september of the same
year the basement was so far complet-
ed that meetings could be held i'm IT,
This part of the building, however, is
intended for amusements and will be
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essssesessssssesesssssssss Gee esse(

used for this purpose as soon as the
other part Is completed The house has
am outside measurement OF 3SXSO feet
ana the main assembly room win COM
fortably seat about 400. There is also
an annex for Sunday school purposes
The building is Of brick with stone
trimmings. It's cost when completed
VIII be about $500 The ward Is pre-
sided over by Bishop Theodore Nc
kclu
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THE THIRD WARD of this city

THE THIRD WARD of this city mas
l4ao steadily growing of late years, so
mg,b SO that 10 became very apparent
t,t the meeting house, which had an
,eered the purpose for so long, was
ast becoming Inadequate. Therefore
As enlargement was proposed, also the
building Of au annex, The proposition
met with favor and the improvements
made in an Incredibly short time. The
od building was 26 by 5S feet, with an
annex Of the Iean-to style, The new
main building is 20 by Ga feet-one-
bird larger than the former one--with
seating capacity of 275, The present
annex is 20 by As feet, and divided into
three well lighted rooms, the center
one especially FOR the use of the Relief
society, those on either side of it being
br the Mutual Improvement associa-
tons. These rooms are also used for
Sunday schotI-purposes, The improve
nents cost $4,000 oliver Hodgson is
Bishop.
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THE SUGAR HOUSE WARD me-


mghousc and amusement hail. also just
beyond the corporate limits Of the mu-
nicipality was erected al a cost of
nearly $4,000. II is situated on the
crest Of the hin facing south on
Twelfth South street, near Twelfth
East, and commands a fine view The
buildng is "r" shaped I'm the south
or front part is the westinghouse prop
cr. 1t is 30x60 feet, the ceiling rising
nearly 40 feet, with large moulding
worked at the base. This part of the
structure win accommodate about 500
people and was completed some years
ago The amusement h1ll joins the
main building ON the north. and IFS 33N
81 feet and the main hall rs connected
with the meetiughouso by large folding
doors i'm such a way that both buildings
can be- thrown into one, when needed.
for conference or other occasions re-
curing the same
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THIRTY-F FIRST
WARD

THE THlRTY-FlRST WARD,
which was organized Feb 3d. 1902, ex-
tends from Ninth TO Tenth South and
from Seventh East to the Wasatch
mountains. The new westinghouse is
located on Ninth East between Ninth
and Tenth South and was built from
plans drawn by Architect j. y. G.
Young. The contractor began the work
VI erection In June 1902 The cost of
the structure was $500 and half Of
the land upon which IT was built was
donated by President Joseph u. Taylor
While the other half was purchased
irom him at very reasonable figure
The house measures 35x5O feet on the
Inside ANA viii seat from $50 to 400
persons.
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try There has been considerable delay
In getting the steel for the roof; but
that is now arriving, so that by anoth-
or month it ought to be i'm place, unless
continued bad weather sets in The
entire cost of the structure when ready
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ticularly as there has been such a sus-
tanned effort i'm the Colorado capital
to replace the little cathedral building
on Stout street with a great and mag
nincent structure suited to the pride
of a city like Denver. But as yet
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there does not appear to be much show
for such a cathedral as is desired, The
architect Of the Salt Lake Cathedral is
c. NJ. Neuhausen and the expectation
is to make use of the building by Sept
| next.
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FIRST OVERWHELMINGLY,

church edihce in the process Of cree
tion one block distant at the corner Of
South Temple and G streets, Is the
new First Presbyterian church This
is a very fine structure of the English
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THE TWENTY.sIxrH WARD

westinghouse the building of which
was started in June, 1902, has its To-
cation on Eighth South between Sew
enth and Eighth West streets, and is
one of the latest additions to the new
ward houses Of worship. 1t is built of
brick with stone trimmings and will
cost on account Of the methods en-
ployed, but $4,000 The manner of
building il reduced the cost greatly,
the male members of the ward hurry
ing home from their days work in or
der to assist on the new Westinghouse.
The house has "a south front and mea-
sures 35X53 feet The main assembly
hall win seat between 800 and 400
persons. l., G., Hoagland Is Bishop.
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for occupancy viii be about 100000
perhaps a little more. But it will be
one of the noted churches of the
country 1t is the object of good
natured envy by all the Denver Cath
Ollie clergy who visited this city, par