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The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1905-04-04
ARE WE CATHEDRAL BUILDERS,

The recent announcement that an
additional $4,000 had become avail
able for work on the new Cathedral
of St John the Divine and that It is
planned 50 to push construction as to
complete the. choir within three years
was received with little comment.
Outside the comparatively small circle
OF those Immediately interested. the
the news probably is already half for
gotten. And yet does it not deserve a
thought?
A few weeks ago announcement was
made that the choir Of the new Pro-
testant cathedral in Albany had been
completed: II is matter Of only
months since the great Roman Catho-
lie Cathedral Of Westminster in Lon
dons was finished. and it is still less
than year since a bequest of $1,000,
600, toward the construction Of a cath
edral for Boston was recorded. Are
we, with all our other activities, reviv-
ing the age of Cathedral builders" :?
The other day a news item, referring
to the setting in its place OF a great
monolith for the new Custom House,
stated that it was only to be compared
with the columns of the new cathdral.
As anciently-as they have done in ev-
cry civilized country of the past
church and state, have begun with us
to demand the best. The vast CONNER
cial structures, the luxurious hotels
must reach at last limit beyond which
men will go only for God and coun-
try" Has the time come in this period
Of magnificence and lavishness In
building. are we at last turning some
of our riches to the visible glorifica-
ton Of religion? If we are, we are com
ing indeed to a new age of cathedral
building.
When one remembers what the for
mer period meant to the world; how
1t developed architecture and nour-
ished the arts Of painting, sculpture
and music; how it became connected
with the guilds; how completely it abb
sorbed the activity of the Middle Ages
and, entering into the lives of the pe9-
pie, became an expression of national
life, so that to-day we read history by
the churches and find their impression
on the sites to have proved more last
ing and definite than any other-when
we remember all this, we may we'll
look keenly at the straws which seem
to indicate that the wind Of popular
favor is blowing again toward the
building of great fanes. But as truly
as the movement is expressive Of
public feeling it must be typical of
the time. Ours is an age Of individu-
alism, not Of collectivism: it is pc
riod Of great private fortunes and of
rapid construction. We shall expect
for better or for worse the cathe-
drals to be built quickly, to be paid for
not by the small gifts of the many,
but by the large gifts of the few; and
not by tht largess of the princes, but
by the munificence of rich traders,
manufacturers and financlers To
date, the movements brief history has
been exactly as would have been thus
foretold. The future alone can reveal
whether the source of the fortune will
finally express itself in the art that it
nourlshes. If it does, there will be
some incongruous decorations in the
cathedrals of the twentieth century
and possibly by the twenty-frst a new
need to rid the temple of money
changers. But that is far away.
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1905-04-04

More white Pine cough syrup has
been sold In Astoria this winter than
any other kind, because II gives In
stant relief. The Owl and Eagle drug
store are sole agents for all the best
goods.
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1905-04-04

The Chinook Observer says: what
do yot think of an artist who painted
cobwebs on a ceiling so truthfully thai
the hired girl got herself into an at
tack Of nervous prostration trying tc
sweep them down.? There may hav,
been such an artist, but there was
never such a hired girl.
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1905-04-04

Epitome of Anecdotes and incidents
With Comments BY Layman.
Tillamook has lost its railroad. 1t has
lost its saloons, but his majesty, Satan
is ever with them. OF course we don't
refer TO Baker.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-04-22

just then. said Harry, who was
sitting over IN a corner. reading 90
hls younger brother Tommy. "a blk
gray wolf crossed the trail. From his
eyes flashed the FIRE OF desperation
for he vas growing weary from his
long run and saw, beast though he
was. that he would be brought 10 hay
IN few seconds more. ana that the
chase would end In death yes. In
death. and that his polt would soon
be nailed up where the sun could
reach a. There was a crack OF a
rifle and bullet struck the beast In
the neck The hunter, calm, even
careless az such a time. because he
knew his strength. rushed upon the
wounded beast. grabbed Il by the
neck. and plungor a knife
Harry. Harry" cried the indignant
father Drop that Didn't tell you
mover TO read any more OF those
nickel librarles9"
This amt any nickel library, pa.
This Is an account uf President RO0so.
yclt's hunting trip
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-04-22
THE PosToFFlcE
SITE QUESTION

Albuquerque has outgrown the
present accommodations oi its postof-
fee" said "a b Hall. assistant super
intcndent Of the salary and allowance
division OF the pOstoincc department
OF Washington. 10 a Citizen repre-
sentative this afternoon.
Mr. Hal! arrived IN the city lat
night and ~ here FOR the purpose OF
finding suitable location for the
postoHice. or having The present quar-.
tiers enlarged go az to meet the needs
of the city The lease on the present
building does not expire until next
August but ID is necessary that the
Office be- located before that time 80
THINKS Will be- settled when the lease
So mp.
There ~ quite AN interesting fight
on among property owners who arc
anxious to secure the location Of the
postoiiice In their section Of the busl.
ness district There are three bid.
ders % is understood One Is to have
it removed 10 the Commercial Club
building: another that certain proper
~ owners viii erect a building ON the
lots this side OF the Commercial club,
while Il is quite possible that the Of
flee will remain IN ~ present location
in the Barnett building. II u does re-
main where Il Is az present. the OF
Zee will be- entirely oyerhauled. The
furniture win De improved and paint.
cd and the building enlarged by the
addition Of more floor space
"The Office has been IN IS present
location about ten years, ! believe,
said Mr. Hall "a that time Il was
plenty large enough for the town, AZ
Albuquerque was not much OF a city
then" Since that time the city has
made grea3 progress. as In the lat
year the receipts Of the Office have In
creased n per cent
II viii receive the bids today and
forward them TO Washington 10 bc
acted upon I VIII recommend what
location ] think the best and the de-
parimont will act upon Il accordingly
by the first Of May the selection will
be- made and then the people OF your
city will know Just whore they vii
have 70 go after next August to get
their mail"
When asked about Albuquerquei
chances for "a government building
the gentleman replied your citl
viii eventually get government
building. but just how soon that vii
be ! caEnot say
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-04-22

CLARK having his gun In hand. Chase
backed on. holding up his hands. This
continued for a distance Of from six.
ty-iive 90 q hundred yards. testimany
differing on this point Chase sudden.
~ drew his gun. wblrled, and then
the firing began. Chase'a clothes
showed that he had been struck once
from behind and twice on the side.
CLARK received n bullet In the leg.
The examination occurred before
A. H. Garnett. justice - the peace, az
Estancia. Torrance county, New Mex.
leo The Judge committed CLARK to
Jail without bond. aud fixed Mexican p
bond NJ $4,000. with sureties 90 iusti-
" twice that amount As there is no
JAIN al Estancia. the two men we're
taken 10 the Santa Re ponlientiary.
CLARK 20 await trial and Mexican 10 be
released upon securing bond, which Il
IL said. will be given. The attorneys
for the defendants we're A. u. Ronehan
LOT Santa Fe, and George spence, Of
Torrance county.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-04-22

mediately. The road will be lmplet-
cd BY the frst Of July.
Tine construction Of this railroad be-
tween silver City and Plnos Altos, a
distance OF nine miles. has been con.
templated for aomo time. and especial.
ly since the company has purchased
the Hearst properties. which include
the principal holdings IN the Pinos A.
tOs district. The company has So
cured all the franchises and rights
held by the old Silver City. Pinoa Al.
tos and Mogollon railroad company.
organized a number Of years ago, In.
.cludlng rightof.way and partially com
pleied grade between Silver City and
pinOs Altos
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-04-22
Gold Mlnlnq Company.

The Independence Gold Mining
company The lncorporat0rs are John
lacanicho Louighl Marchino and John
A. ZworFel OF Taos county, New Mex
leo and William r. Scott, William r.
Powell. Edwin J. walker. Jr John 10
Bryant. Howard Powell and Frederick
Powell of Philadelphia, Pennsylvania
The principal place Of business u at
the Independence mine. near Rod
River in TAOS county. The purposes Of
this corporation are 10 locate, acquire,
purchase. own, develop and sell mines,
lodos. yoIus. and deposits OF metal and
minerals. 20 work, sell and snip the
product thereof, 90 buy. sell and
handle such real estate az Is necessary
FOR the carrying on of such business.
Tho capital stCek 4 1000 0o0 divided
into Ul0.00 shares at ~ each. The
number of dirccfo"s shall De mine, and
those who shah mage the business
.of this company 4Or the hrst three
months are William =. Scott. William
r. Powell. Howard Powell, Frederick
Powell. Edwin J. Walker. Jr, Jona "
Bryant, OF philadelphia, and John IA
oanlohe. Iouigl MarchinO, and John A
Nwergel, OF Taos county. New Mexico
The term OF existence II MY years
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-04-22
DIGGING FoR PEAT
NEAR BOSWELL

G. c. Reuter-, the shoemaker Of Roa-
we'll, reports something new In tho
way OF irrlgatIng and fuel supplying
In the pccos valley says the Record.
lie states that on his land, fifteen
miles down the valley he has a man
az work, constr uctlng irrigation
bitches with a pitch fork and hay
knife. The queer use 10 which he puts
these tools IL TO cut out earth IN
chunks weighing 100 pounds. These
chunks are peat Of a very fair quality.
according % Mt. Reuter-. and are being
used as fuel by the people living on
his lard A. the readers probably
know. peat Is a formation found In
boys and when dried burns like coal.
Il Is used extensively as fuel IN Ire
land
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-04-22
ANOTHER CAR
LOAD or HORSES
THE SPRING RACES AND THGV
ARRIVED THIS MORNING FOR
ARE ALI CRACKER JACKS.

tFrom Thursdays Daily CitlzonJ
Another car load OF horacs-four
harness and four gaiopors arrived
from Los Angeles this morning.
where the hal ness horses have per.
formed the past winter on the course
Of the Agricultural Park, and the run.
ners have been winning laurels on the
Ascot course.
The horscs are In charge OF Capt.
Roger Hogan aud John McComas,
well known horse breeders and train
crs of Colorado, and all are stabbed az
Athletic park.
The harness horses In the bunch
are a. follows.
Sedan wilkes a pn6or. years OLD
owned BY Hogan. and can 20 tho mile
IN 1.iah
Albaiross. z years Old owned by
Hogan. and although a green trOttor
will be- entered IN the 81 900 Old Grow
Whlskey stake race
Daniel j.. a black PAGER . years
old. with a record Of 2:i2A. This
horse formerly belonged TO W A.
Clark. IT,, but was purchased a few
days ago. by wire, for Sheriff Thomas
A. Hubhell Daniel '. and Sedan
Wilkes are both entered In che $1,000
AnheusorBusch stake race on
March %, az Los Angeles, Daniel J.
won the Garland cup In 2.l5ih. 2:lG
and 2;1G. lie n a dandy.
Tho other harness horse IN the
bunch D. Clara ~. swift California
PAGER recently purchased by Joe Bar
nett This animal is a threeyear-Old
and. although has no mark. wise ones
say she can 80 the mile easily In 2.i3
She will be- heard from nc the spFing
races.
The four gallopors are record break
ers that o.. have ueen winning all
kinds Of purses Tor their owners ON
the Ascot course in los Angeles and
are expected to repeat the same per
formauces here The last four days 10
May.
Another car load Of harness and
running horses will leave Los An
geies for Albuquerque next Tuesday
April 25 and coming along with this
bunch Will be Master Delmar, a trot
ter recently purchased from w A
Clark Dr.. By DR. j r. Pearcc ON
March 90. NJ Agricultural park. los
Angeles Master nelmar captured the
Los Angeles Driving club cup IN thrC,
straight heats 2;t7 2is and 2.11
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-04-22
SHEEP TO SLAUGHTER
ENRICH GROWERS

sheep shipments have begun Ia the
Fort Collins. Colorado, district aud be-
fore the season ends about 1000 900
sheep will he sent to eastern markets,
SAYS me Denver Times.
Tho wabash Is handling. IN commune.
tlon with the Union Pacific. a train.
load OF sheep a week 10 Bunnlo and
other eastern roads are also handling
sheep hy TIE train load.
Stories are told Of the enormous
profits some of the Colorado sheepmen
nave made. one man selling several
Thousand head 40 a profit of 1926 a
head Few OF the sheopmcn have
made less thau 2.65 head and most
OF them 81.
It D. said that several northern Colo.
RADIO sheepmen viii clean up iiO.Or
Tor the year ana a score or moro viii
clear from $4,000 20 s25 900 ON the
year
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-04-22
FAMOUS WATER
RIGHTS CASE


Hon. Gran la A. Richardson OF
Roswell. con siouer In the famous
Kannas Colon water rights case,
arrived In Co., city last urht from
Denver, who he has been taking
Testimony In 10 case. Tie is on his
way 10 Las C"Jcos.
Mr.. Richar "a Is president OF the
board Of res b Of the College OF
Agriculture ana Mechanic Arts at
Mesllla Park hlch will hold a meet
ing az las Cuces tomorrow 20 dis
cuss plans To- some extensive Inn.
proyoments o.. Tho college u Is pro.
posed to oroC several new buildings
and make al sr necessary Improve.
monts about the institution
The great year In the history
Of the Pooos valley" replied Mr..
richardson a. a question from a 9th
zen reporter Stock and farming
conditions were never better and
believe Il ga 10 prodict that New
Mexico gener ny will be- prosperous
for the next years
From las 'rucos the gentleman
will go To nj. ION, nj Roswell for q
short visit when he Will leave for
Garden city. Kansas. where he ex
poets 10 flnls. the hoarlng OF testi
irony la the water rights case. THIS
long drawn ono litigation will proha
bly, he finished By June and a ieciaio,
rendered.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-04-22
LETTER LIST


Remaining In the pOstofice a. A.
auorquo ~ A.. April ~, 1905.
Persons calling for or sending fos
these letters please stake where thsy
mad been receiving mail, also menti6a
date OF ADVERTISING.
Free delivery Of ieS'efu 81 tne resi'
denee Of addressee may be secpred
by Observing the following rulee
Give writer's name. ana request an
swer 70 be directed accordingly.
Direct letters panty 10 street num-
her.
Advertised matter IL previously
held one week awaiting delivery.
Advertised matter IL held two
weeks before Il goes to the dead let
ter once az Washington. d. q.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-04-22
BOUND OVER AND
SENT TO THE PEN

Attorney s. Il. Gillette has returned
To M PasO from Estapcia, ". NJ, where
he acted as special counsel for the ter.
ritory ia the prosecution Of clark and
Mexican. who were implicated In che
murder ~ ex-POliceman Chase, as the
outcome OF a forced quarrel which be
gan IN Jim D@yidsOn's saloon az Tor
rance. The two men were bound over
for trial.
In speaking OF the outcome OF the
preliminary examination Mr.. Gillette
said 10 a reporter of the ilcrald'
"The evidence showed that on the
afternoon of April ith, Clark and Nc
Kean entered David3on's saloon at
Torrance The men laid their Win
chestors ON table and then sought a
Difficulty with Charles Gilbert, who
was Ia the saloon Gilbert refused TO
quarrel. saying that he was not armed.
Clark then laid bis siX.sh0oter on the
bar. aud attacked Gilbert.
CLARK pummoled Gilbert badly
brulsing him considerably with his
fats. When Gilbert went t0 his home
az he aid with as little delay as pos.
slble. his mother tainted az the sight
of the blood Ollhet's sister asked
AhhnN 20 80 i"l "a N"t'W'' Ni"". NN''N
od for the depot To TELEGRAPH but on
his way ne was met hY Clark, who
came out of the door OF Tie saloon and
crOwed like rooster Chase waved
Z his hand VA reply and passed on.
Mexican followed Chase to the de
| not and tried To engage him In a fight
/ Chase refused Ia hght. Tie declared
| that he would have no trouble vita ths
men. Clark THEN followed Chase, VIII,
left In che direction Of Chases roou
with a man named Mcfarland.
CLARK and Mexican pursued Chase
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-04-22
OFFICIAL MATTERS.

From Thursday's Daily Citizen)
Appointments on Commission % iFrl-
CATION.
Acting Governor Raynolds made the
following appointments % members
Of the commission Of irrigation. which
body was created by a law OF the
thlrtyalxth legi alive assembly. Dis.
irict' No /, Arthur Sollgman. santa
20. District No. 2. Frank Springer.
a. Vegas: n trict No. 3, A. N.
Pnatt. Carlsbad District No. 4. New.
ton A. Bolich. Domlng; District No.
6. j. n mccarthy, Pennington. Irrl.
cation Engineer David N. White. san.
IN re.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-04-22
s. p. ISSUES HISTORY
OF ToBAsco SAUCE

"A Hot Proposition the triple ex-
tract OF Hades, distilled and boiled
down" Is the subject about which a
little booklet Issued from the southern
Pacific press is written. The little
book gives the history 81 the hot
stun" TOhascO sauce beginning with
the little Louisiana parish. Iberylllo,
whore the TobaHoO pepper II grown la
its rarest and most eliminating flavor,
the picking Of the berry and its trans
formation into q delightful sauce Tor
the palate Of oplcuros Is outlined. IN
cidentally the fact Is mentioned that
tho berry grows on the line OF inc
Sunset Express"
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-04-22
CHEAP TICKETS DAILY
TO PoRTLAND's SHOW

independent notice was given az
Chlcaeo yesterday by the Union and
Southern Pacific and Oregon Railway
a NayldatlOn company Chairman
llncsl, thar they would sell the low
rate tickets to the Lewis q Clark OK
position In Portland every day from
May 90, "a week before the opening OF
the show, until September 30, the clos
ing date
The original agreement provided for
the sale of these tickets ten days In
each month. Omcors of the Hartman
lines believed that restriction Of the
sale of The tickets 90 ten days a month
would stop thousands from going "a
the exposition. The round trip rate
from Chicago will bo 5000. The east
ern lines viii use rate of one fare
Tor the round trip plus 81 TO Chicago
! and 81, louis.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-04-22
RAILROAD 40 plNos ALTOS

Work was commenced Monday on a
narrow gauge railroad 20 run from 81
yer City tu piuls Altos and to he pri3-
ripally used for tho transportation Of
orc and freight 90 the mines OF tho
Comanche MinIns and Smelling com
pany. although one passenger coach
VIII be- provided for Toe convenience
of those persons who have business a.
the mine aud desire tO 30 there. Man
agor q. j. l.aughren. 0f the company.
mas Just returned from the east. whore
ho purchased two Shay locomotives
which have already arrived az Denver
and will he shipped from that city I'm
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-04-22

The case OF Nuguat Rtcher yer.
sus Edward pWlrs Tor Dossossion OF
the w IA Me : 20 and the NE ~ Me
~ section 4. u 10 \. n rs W. near
the town OF Gallup In Mckinley oOun.
~. which ca was appealed aud
decision rendorr 10y the secretary Of
the interior Az INST Rltcher. - still
being fought. HHaher, through hts a..
torney. BenlamiH VI. Read. has filed a
motion for revi.N and rehearing. The
land involved valuable coal land
and Mother Of Oh. men care to give g
up. G. II. Easlgy "a attorney for Pil.
lars.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-04-22
A BURGLAR SECURED
RICH HAUL CONTRACTOR

Contractor NJ NJ. Sundt. OF Las We.
gas. was the victim OF a burglar more
bold than the usual bold bad one.
while be was profoundly sleeping the
sleep OF She tired and the Just, the
Aforesaid D. b. b. cropt into bis room
aud abscOndod with a pair OF good
trousers. which the owner had worn
but the day before. The contractor
could have regarded with equanimlty
the loss OF his wearing apparel. for he
had more Of the same sort but, unhap-
PLY. there was $50 In good. hard
earned cash In the pockets, and the
burglar neglected 10 leave that be-
hind when he quietly departed or
course Mr. Sundt has also more dinero
as we'll as more clothes, but he could
have used that thirty 10 the best OF
advantage
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-04-22
REFUSED srlLwsLL's OFFER,

AZ the meeting OF the Roswell
school board hast week, which WAS
hold with "a FUN attendance a. the city
Cierk's Office, tho hoard received two
propositions from Prof }. n. siilwoll,
as superintendent Of the city schools.
one Of the propositions gaa that
he would take the same place back for
$3.50 per month, for nine months In the
year. or az si25 per month for twelve
months time The hoard yoted not 20
accept either OF these propositions.
Prof. atilweli states that those are
The best offers he con make, and that
lt remains for The board 10 make some
satisfactory arrangement. Secretary
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-04-22

Application ha. beon made for the
purchase from the territory OF NE
IA SIC IA and sW Ia OF section 10.
township ~ no"h. range ie w. Nc.
Kinloy county. aul Land Commission.
or A. A. Keen aIycrtises FOR bids for
the purchase of 'do same. the bids 60
bee opened on Nly I. aud ten per cent.
of the amount O. uid TO accompany the
sealed hid.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-04-22
NEW COMPANIES
ARE INCORPORATED

TIE following certificates of incor
poration have been filed Ia the Office
Of j. W Reynolds. secretary nf the
territory.
The Corporation orr" pization and
Management company lhe iucorpor.
atofs are willard s. Strlc,ler. solo
mon Luna, WILLIAM "a. Greer and VIII.
lam u Chllders. nll of Albuquerque.
William B ChiIders Is named as agent
and the principal place Ot business ln
New Mexico is at Albuquerque The
purpose OF this corporation ~ 10 oO.
tain charters coz certificates Of iucor.
poratlon Tor such persons ur hrms as
may apply under the laws of The terri
tory ui New Mexico. to act as agent
og any corporation foreign pr domes.
tic; 10 enter into. make. perform aud
carry Out contracts 200 borrow money
and make and issue bonds. deboniros,
prOmissory notes. etc.; 10 acquire and
hold all necessary real and personal
property. rights. franchises. cite. oi
any arm, association, or corporation
The capital stock Is 100000 divided
into 900 shares at sl0e each. Tno
term Of existence is nifty years.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-04-22
OFFICIAL MATTERS

from Wednesdays Daily Citizen.
The following certificates Of the
payment ~ capital stock have been
Sled IN The Office Of J. W. Reynolds,
secretary 81 tho territory.
The Roswell Hardware company, OF
Roswell, Chaves county 100000; The
Dexter TUwnsite company 81 Dexter,
Chavca county. $4,000.