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Los Angeles herald., 1905-05-18

Have you been sumberins while the other
fellow was making money? What you could
have done six months ago is an old story now,
and what you might do next saturday may be
an old story six months hence. Therefore
why not take a trolley ride al our expense
and attend the auction sale OF lots at Sierra
Vista townste? This property is situated on
the line OF the Los Angeles Pacific railroad,
thirty minutes ride from the business center
OF Los Angeles, and is in the very heart Of
fast growing wideawal<e community. The
sidewalks are down. curbs have been laid and
water is being plped 10 every lot. At the
entrance 10 each street beautiful arches have
small amount Of money this will prove a rare
opportunity well worth investigation. Why
not call on A. Il. Webster at the Mason build
ing, Los Angeles. for maps. further informa-
tion and free transportation TO the property7
Los Angeles herald., 1905-05-18
NEW CHAPTERS| IN
BUILDING LAW
Several Volumes OF Amendments to
New Building Ordinance Are
Promised in Near Future.
Sections Repealed

Now that the garbage question has
been settled the counclmen feel that
they are in training to grapple with
the building ordinance and make some
thing tangible out of it. In addition
to the fifty pages of amendments al
ready adopted, another fifty, and per-
haps more, are promised.
1t has been suggested that if they
threw away the ordinance entirely and
began on clean slate they could easily
make a good job, but what the real ef-
feet of the outcome when the complete
set of volumes comprising the amend
ments are all published will be is now
a conjecture. Will the builders be able
to tell where they are "at? This is
tors in the city.
The effect and general purport of the
ordinance as originally drawn by the
commission appointed by the old coun-
ell may be surmised from a few of its
rulings. There is to be erected in a
few months on the present site of Haz-
ards pavilion, now known as Temple
auditorium, a magnificent building
bearing the latter name This struc-
ture will be eight or ten stories high
and one of the largest buildings in point
of ground covered by the foundation in
the city. The upper floors will be used
as offices, while in the center of the
building will be built a tremendous
auditorium, much larger than anything
of like character in the city. This au-
ditorium will be used as a place of
worship for the Temple church on
Sundays and as a concert and conven-
tion hall at other times. The proprie-
tors of the building investigated the
building ordinance and found that their
proposed building with a total frontage
on Fifth street of 165 feet, would have
to be fitted with an entrance $50 feet
wide, leaving seven and one-half feet
on each side for stores. This ridicu-
lous feature, of course, must be entire
ly overcome if office and theater build
ings are to be erected in Los Angeles
Peculiar Oil Section
Again the ordinance prohibits the
StOrlIlS, ueVelopment or re1n1ng or oil
outside of certain district, and the
section of the city now known as the
oil section, in which all of the large
oil companies are located, was exclud-
ed. OF course this would not stand and
the oil question has been taken entire
ly out of the ordinance.
A board of five master plumbers, who
shall examine all persons desiring to
embark in the plumbing business in
the city before they receive their Ii
censes, was also provided for. This
raised tremendous amount of oppo-
sition from all independent and nom
union plumbers, and the city attorney
is at the present time redrawing this
portion of the. ordinance.
The building ordinance has been
passed and is supposed to be in force,
but nothing can really be done with II
until the chapters which have been
held up for repairs are put into shape
and the whole thing is in working Or
der.
Los Angeles herald., 1905-05-18
AROUND THE TOWN
TO SUBSCRIBERS

n any subscriber who may fall
to receive The Herald on any
morning delivery will notify the
business office by telephone he
will receive a copy Of The Herald
for that day by special mes
senger.
Any subscriber who shall no.
tify the office that for any cause
he desires to stop his subscrip-
tion will receive In response a
printed slip acknowledging re-
receipt of his notice. If by any
accident the subscriber should
receive The Herald beyond that
date no payment for same will
be required or expected.
Los Angeles herald., 1905-05-18

(ContInued on Page Ten.l
Los Angeles herald., 1905-05-18
THE HERALD.

Strangers are invited 10 visit the exhibit OF
California products at the Chamber OF Com.
merce building on Broadway, between First
and Second ctreets, where free information
will be given on all subjects pertaining to
this section.
Los Angeles herald., 1905-05-18
Chronic Constipation

They cool. cleanse and purify the blood
and are sold by all druggists in 25c
packages $50 tablets) and 10c trial size
(15 tablets(
Los Angeles herald., 1905-05-18

Tho Herald will pay $40 in cash to any one
furnishing evidence that will lead to the arrest
and conviction Of any person caught stealing
copies of The Herald from tho premises Of
THE HERALD.
Los Angeles herald., 1905-05-18

Notice TO Holders OF Herald Photo Coupons
Holders OF Herald photo coupons on Barnett
a Sons studio wishing sittings Sunday
must make engagement several days In adj
vance. All coupons must be presented before
May 25. 1905.
Los Angeles herald., 1905-05-18
Mrs. Adcock Improving

Mrs. Robert J. Adcock, who has
been dangerously Ill for several weeks,
is slightly improved, and her physi-
clans now hope for her speedy recover
cry.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-04-08
aArIaFkoToRY onoMra

The growth IL newspaper Publishing
Ia tho United States has been Dne 81
the wonders OF a free and untram.
mclod press, According % the latest
an. hOritatiye information Ayers
Newspaper Directory for 1850 there
were 22,ai3 publications Of Ell clauses
issued In the United states last year,
or one FOR about every 5000 population.
This includes weekly, monthly and
quarterly periodicals ~ well a. daily
newspapers. 81 tho latter there were
2.377--w'nilo OF weekly publications. tho
number was 1879 and OF monthllea
1860, The gain for the year was 80
dailiea, "a wooklios and one monthly.
The total gain in number Of publlcn.
tons was 81, or fonrtontha 81 ono
per cont In New York and the middle
states iaero were 81 fewer publica.
lions than In the preceding year. In
the southern states 40 more. and Ia
the western states a gain OF 20. The
losa la the older sections waa pretty
evenly distributed between tae vari0gs
csaaaen of publication as was the gain
IN the aOuth aud WcHr.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-04-08
RAILROADS IN LEAD.

That the western railroads are re-
cognizlng the Availability OF stlmu-
latinR settlement and Rgricultm Al
production along their lines IN order
10 increase their traffic Il evidenced
by several significant moves which
have been made during the year, radi
cally different from she methods here
tofore practiced by all tranacontinon-
tai llnes OF disposing OF their large
land holdings in the most rapid man
ner possible, without regard 20 the
slxe OF tho tracts sold or whether
settlement Is 10 follow or not.
One OF the big lines 81 considering
the adylsabillty OF providing a home
stead for all Us employees, limiting
dilpOsals 10 small tracts and reQuir.
Ing actual settlement and improve.
ment. The Burlington system has
been conducting a series Of farm ex-
poriments aud establishing model
farms. under the sO-called. Campbell
Soil Culture system. IN the semi.arid
region. which have already demon.
straied that lands heretofore sup
poaed TO be ~ only for grazing. are
capable Of intensive agriculture. The
Union Pacific and the Santa 70 lines
have also recently followed this lead
and taken up the subject and Il Is
expected that they will carry into OPP
Grafton similar projects for the DO.
volopment OF their tributary country.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-04-08

From The Argus
Word has been received hcro of the
death u Mrs Jack Evans At Taylor.
u. n. Scorsc returned from PhOe.
nix and reports very prosperous
acasun fot the sheep industry.
On Tuesday last Judge Smith n.
sued marriage license to Josh A.
Allea and Harriet N. Goliath both
Weliknown citizens Of Taylor.
Robert Scott and w b. Campbell
have made arrangements 10 begin
ahearlng their nocks NJ Diamond
tanks a. soon ae Mr.. Owens gets
through Iullous Wotzior will also
shear here.
On Sunday last King Brothers ship.
ped eight carloads 81 horses 20 Gar.
den City. Kan, and on Thursday they
shipped another carload 20 the same
place.
sheriff Houck informs rs OF the
death % ". Romero az Wlnslow
Thursday morning. Romero had been
drinking heavily Wednesday and that
evening wandered over into the yards
and laid down on the track and was
run over.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-04-08
rHE RAror WRECK

Two more men, David Martinez and
Romelo Garcia, who we're injured In
the roar-Cnd collision between a work
train and switch engine at Ration
hin Tuesday morning, have succum-
bed 70 their injuries, swelling the
death list to four. The latest parti.
culara concerning the wreck are that
che switch engine left the yards at
Ration without orders. The men who
were killed were riding on the rear
step Of the switch engine aud wnen
tho collision occurred the men we're
knocked on. falling on the track be.
hind the engine The engine 70
bounded and all were ground under
the wheels. The wreck has caused
much trouble. az the Mexican popula-
tion at Chihuahua. the native settle
ment adjoining Ration. have sworn
vengeance on tho engineer and are.
man of the switch engine, and have
threatened 20 lynch them. II has
been deemed advisable that the crew
OF the switch engine leave town and
they viii probably do 40 az tha hrst
opportunity.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-04-08
STATEHOOD NEXT SESSION.

The Washington Post OF the 18th
instant contains the following inter
cstlng squib,
Senator Beverldge, Who ~ chair
man ~ the committee on territories
and Chairman Hamilton. OF the house
committee. have already arranged a
programme for Statehood legislation,
ana expect 60 have Il our Of the way
wItnin a month or two after the next
session Of congress meets. II u pro
posed TO take the bill which was prac.
Ideally agreed on between the fepubll
can members Of the conference In the
iAst session. and push u through 20 a
conclusion without any delay. save
that which viii necessarily follow In
debates In the senate. senator Bev-
eridgo Il 50 confident OF success that
be II already promising himself con
siderable leisure after the FIRST month
or two Of the next session"
This bears out ex.Delegate Rodoy's
statement, made Immediately on his
return from Washington last month.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-04-08
From ThurndnYIs palls cltIEen.

ffum inufhuhf n UaaA NilihoHf
The workers conference will meet
saturday afternoon al the NJ. n.
church.
w. A. Bayer, private secretary 10
Senator w. ~ Andrews, - down from
Santa Re on business.
j, r. Carpenter, the general MGR
chant and postmaster OF Tijoras. out
In the mountains, IL In the city.
J. Minimum. buyer ~ goat skins In
carload lots. for A. Marcus a Co. Of
Philadelphia, h In the chy nom Las
Vegas.
W. D. Fullerton. Of the Albuquerque
Transfer company. Nas Joined here
last night by his wife, who arrived
from New Castle, Pa,
Regular services al Temple Albert
Friday evening az 1880. Tho Law
~ Health aud Disease" will be the
subject Of Rabbi kApian's sermon.
Everybody Is welcome
a. y. Bowman. the banker Of las
Cruces. H. IN the city today on bust.
ness. He says Las Cruces and NE.
sllla valley look fine Mr.. Bowman
will return south tonight
A regular meeting oi the Knights Of
Columbus will be- held this evening 10
tho council chamber, Elka building.
IS business Of rreat importance "a 90
be- discussed every monitor is ufFenuF
requested to attend
Misc Iloilisler, Of Chicago. will AZ
rive from the west ON No. this after.
noon. and VIII lecture tonight a. the
baptist church. under the auspices u
the National w. G. y. u, The young
people Of the city are urged 10 he
present
The work Of tearing down the old
adobe building adjoining the Hgr0pean
hotel IN preparation to thu cOnEtrnc.
tlon Of o now brick building has be.
gun. The new building viii 30 brick
and sill b. a part Of the European 10
col. when completed. The property 10
owned By J. r Lnthy. o. EAsi Railroad
avenue.
Announcement was made az Den,
yer today that William a deuel.,
superintendent Of tho Uui0n Pacific
railroad, with headquarters NJ Omaha,
had been appointed general manager
~ the Denver. Northwestern a PAs
cllic r0ed Ctho M0flat road. and will
enter upon hig nov duties on May 1.
Mr.. Deuel. also becomes general man.
Aftf OF tho ANloiaNNH NAAu AbNHhfNAf
ton company. which has the contract
for constructing the MOiiat read
u. e. Kasoman, who recently Dur.
chased the building on Railroad ave
nue.. known AZ the Metropolitan hotel.
~ IN tho city on a wish ID his brother.
Deputy United states Marbhal George
Kaacman. Mr.. y. O. kHaeman IA a
lumber dealer al Pitiaburg. Pa, bW
arrived In inc city yesterday from
I.0rdsburg. ~ ~. and stopped here
only temporarily while On route 10 cail
fornia, Mr. kaaeman aUOke highly 0f
the evident prosperity 81 Albuquerque,
and be was particularly compllmen.
tary 0l the American Lumbor com.
paAy's plant here.
The magazines In che public library,
which heretofore have been scattered
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-04-08
KlMGMAR

From the Minor.
y. J. McNUlty. who had been visit
lng In Los Angeles for a few weeks
back. arrived Ia Kingman and de-
parted 60 his home In Mineral park
the same day
Lew sfrixle returned 10 kingman a
few days ago from an extended 50
iourn IN California. lie will probably
take a trip g. Nevada. where he win
prospect for several months.
r.. D Pine and John Kennedy came
In from their mining properties. over
Ia the Secret Pass country, n few
days ago. o. D. NJ. Gaidis II inter.
sisted with the gentlemen IN the prop
erty. which IL said 20 be an excellent
prospect.
w II. Taggart arrived from Los An.
geles. whore he had been looking az.
Ter mining aifalrs the past several
months II Is expected thut the c.
o. d. mine, In which he Is heavily Ga.
teresIod, viii soon be operated by
the new corporation.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-04-08

The Standard on trust has Il hands
In other states In other lands,
And squeczes oil from out their
sands,
But not IN Kansas.
john ID. can teach a sunday school.
And tell them how ghe rich shoid
rule
And how the poor man IA fool
hat not IN Kansas.
Before his car the people knosi
Hoping their poverty tQ heal.
iion0red II They hut touaa a wheel.
but not "a Kansas.
n other states The people wait
While laws aHd lawyers hesitate.
And Standard on grows very great.
But not Ia Kansas
Some study methods great ard small,
Hoping % cause the monsters fan,
While John slips Ia and Robbica an;
But not 10 Kansas.
80, yaar BY year. the time Eo4s ON
john piles up millious. ono by one.
Tho poor mans chance is AL but
gOne.
Bn NOT IN Kansas.
And John y. keeps the prices higa
And tells the people riches ~
TO lay up treasure Ia the sky.
But n0t In KensAs.
In church. delighted people walt
Willie John D. nlls che empty plate
And tolls himself through heavens
gate,
but MOI IN Kansas.
Some dag John d. will hear a call
To leave the gold. the trust and all.
And no viii 80 M fair OF squall.
But not In Kansae.
s. O. Gorsatx In Boloif 0axstte.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-04-08
NArIoNAL sroeK oRowERs.

The Citizen acknowledge recep-
ton 81 an Invitation 10 the American
Stock Growers association, 10 be
held In Denver, May Ell.
This convention promises 20 be the
greatest gathering OF live stock pro-
ducors. feeders md gT0wors ever held
In the west. People are expected
from all over the United states and
Canada, attracted BY the questions
that are now before the country, and
the fact THAI the individual member.
ship feature o. the association en-.
titles everyone 10 a voice and a vote
In the convention.
Il viii DO q hne opportunity for
people interested Ia live stock mat
tiers 20 meet and talk over thelr Rifairs,
and arrange the summers business.
As a great crowd Is expected V Will
BE- well 10 arrange hotel aocommoda,
tons az an early date; ana the con-
miiteo will 10 glad 70 furnish any IN.
formation doaired.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-04-08
PRESIDENT ANo STATEHOOD.

The Denver Republican OF yester'
day says that the remarks ON the ad-
mission OF the Indian Territory and
Oklahoma AZ a single state which
President Roosevelt made 10 an audi.
enee which greeted him while he was
pBaaing through Indian Territory
showed clearly that he was in favor
~ the policy Of union between the
two territories.
The admission OF Indian Territory
and Oklahoma as one state was part
Of the statehood bin which passed
the house Of representatives aud
came near passing the senate az the
late session Ut congress, The same
blii provided for the union OF New
Moaico and Arizona and their admia.
sion a. one state. Il was understood
al the time thai measure WAS under
consideration In congress that Presi.
dent Roosevelt favored union Ia both
cases. The fact that he has 80 re-.
Gently expressed a favorable opinion
80 far az indian Territory and Okla
hoina are concerned suggests that he
IS sin Of the same mind IN regard TO
New Mexico and Arizona.
The fact seems 20 be that the Eenti-
ment OF nearly every prominent Of
fclal connected with the national ad'
miuiatration Is Ia favor Of unicn be-
tween New Mexico and Arizona az
well a. between Oklahoma aud the
indian Territory. This seems 20 DO
tho position OF a majority Of the Re
publican members Of congress, both
10 tho senate and In tho house IN
der the circumstances, there Is little
prospect that either Arizona or New
Mexico will be admitted as q separate
state la the near future.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-04-08
FLAGSTAFF

From the San.
y. W. Kinney has obtained log.
ging contract from the Saginaw a
ManiStec Iu'aber company, near ST.
grcaves mountain. lie sent his
teams and wagons to that place this
week.
Mrs. w. n. Norman expects to
leave next week for Kirbyville. Tex.
where Mr.. Norman has a position
with a lumber company. They are
old residents and have many friends
hero who regret their departure.
Frank O'BrIen died et the home OF
Mrs NJ Bart Of consumption. He
had bean here about six weeks a
brother came here a few days before
his death ard accompanied the body
90 their former home IN Canada.
The election held last Saturday for
school trustees was not an exciting
one There were two candidates. but
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-04-08

FrUm the Mail
sheriff Houck was here fow days
this week assessing property and col
lcctlng taxes,
The entertainment given by the
Methodist church IN Woods hall was
n grand success both socially and IN.
anciallly The proceeds viii be used
10 dofrny the expense ~ repaintlng
the church and parsonage
Wlnsiow lodge No $50. y. p. o. w..
elected officers as fOlloNs. George
y. Sampson. exalted ruler. Frank
Krentz. leading knight: Julius l.
Krents. loyal knight; T. Hesser,
lecturlng knight; o. ~ sutton, secro.
tary. r. y. F1lcklnFer. treasurer. J.
G.. Krcufg. tiler Tho installation OF
the above officers Will take place next
Thursday night an visiting Elks
are cordially invited 20 be on hand.
Refreshments will be served.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-04-08
AGRICULTURAL GoUcArloN.

The present system OF education
takes little II any account of practical
agriculture, yet the auecessful Warmer
81 today, a. II coming 90 be more and
more generally recognised, must pos
seaa some technical knowledge OF his
business, more than hiR father or hiH
grandfather know. Tho keen com
petition. which has invaded farming
a. well as COMMERCIAL occupations,
makes imperative the introduction Ia.
~ the educational system OF practical
farm studica II American farmers are
% maintain their supremacy In com.
petition with ether classes. or n
American agriculture h 10 continue
20 lead the world. Fortunately the
agricultural college u New Mexico
IL fully up TO date.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-04-08
LETTER LlST

ltemalnlna IN gho possoniee 81 A.
querque. N. NJ. March 81. ieob
Persons calling tor % uending foe
these letters please state where tney
aad been receiving mail. aiao mentioa
date of advertising.
free delivery Of lettefa Al tie resi-
dence Of addresses may BE- secured
BY observing the following rules
Give writer's name. ana request IN.
swrr 10 be directed accoFdiBnir.
Direct letters PLAINLY 70 street aumr
Der.
Advoriiaeu matter u previously
held one weak awaiting delivery.
Advertised mstter 10 held tive
eeeka before Il goes 70 the dead let
ter once a. Washington. D. q.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-04-08

formerly employed IN tho county
iroassTere ~fhce AZ Trinidad. Colo.
has been arrested here on = tele.
sraphic warrant from that place, &C.
cusing him 81 ombo49ollnr public
funds amounting 20 over $1,000. Ao-
bio declares he ~ innocent and that
he viii WILLINGLY 20 hack 20 Trinidad.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-04-08

"The Summer B0ordor" Ia a bookle1
~ q hundred pages. issued BY the New
York Ccniral. giving q lht Of the
hotels and boarilnF houses. with Just
tho Information that the average 70.
sort visitor desires. A copy viii b.
sent free. postpaid. % any address. On
receipt 81 a two cent stamp. w George
n. Daniels, general pRnacngcr agent.
Grand Central citation. New York.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-04-08
FgLL FROM MULE
AND huAT hIMaELF

Little Earl Taylor. of Captain. had
the misfortune 40 yect.yo q Tall from
mule q few days aRO. 81 which hla
elbow wns dislccated aad a small bone
broken. The dmb vas Immediately
dressed, and Fari 10 nov carrying his
arm IN 4 sling.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-04-08
BOUGHT RIA CATTLE
ARn THE RANGE.

Biil Mack. the Carlalad horse raiser.
purchased 600 ssad Of oattlo from w
Hlbareer. paying Ia tho neighborh0od
n $1,000 cash tor the bunch. and The
range used By ~. Hilharaer, which D.
commonly known a. the VIII Vest
place. SAYS tho ArEaa ar Mack was
ln Carlsbad attending court. being In
toraatod with W. ~ Muilane and
Prank DonsRhao Ia sult asainst
frank Siob0ld. administrator ~ no
estate o. James whales. deceased.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-04-08

From She Gem
NJ. A. Black arrived from Cotton.
wood. Yavapai county. where he and
hla family spent the winter. His
family VIII return 20 Flagrtan IN a
few weeks.
The trustees and officials ~ tho
Mcthodiat Episcopal church are 20.
Ing TO have the church aud parsonage
rcpainted and several other needed
repairs maize 20 their property
Sam Quay Is building a sai.boat
Tor The Arizona Lumber 4 Timber
company. 60 put on 4hoir lake In
Clarks valley The boat IL said TO
DO a daisy by those who claim 10
know. Il Will probably be lahhched
some time next week.
Mira. d. n Cross and her sister,
Mrs. Mackey. and their families. ar.
rived hero from Toxins and will make
Flagsfnn their home They formerly
lived here. but have been living In
Texas for year.
Mrs. w. w. Norman will leave In b
few days for kirhyvillle. Texas. to
Join her husband Mr and Mrs. Nor.
man have many friends here who re-
gsot TO have them leave. We extend
our best wishes for their future vel.
fare.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-04-08

ladies' list.
800. pncifa .uaero. 1nlianlia
Arnold. Mra Newman Mrs John
Nf Newman. AIRS.
Ncitlc
hilapnndo. Mira Payne, Mrs. T. q.
frme Peterson. Nrs
Bcldc. juanlia Ellen
iiaCa. Mrs Mary Peterson. Miss H.
Conn0ra. Mary luinzer MIRA. Ia.
iHrc'i. Crn0tfia Ciihn
Hammer. Mra y Wnnsruhiatt. Essie
Hart, Carrie ~ Richoarcl. IAxnir
Hart Carolyn N Robbins Mrs. Ray
homes Emma nelleRcfte. Pauline
Jordan. Mis- Jack sinunor. Mra. n N
Kerr. Mrs. A. n. smith. Mrs 81
kyo .-llIa