Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-03-17
ROCkefelIer's Hldine is
Made Further Matter
Of RidICuIe.
FRANCHISE VALUE GROWTH
Great City has Paper Named
Sunshine Just Like
Albuquerque.
aEARSr s0oM s sREAnAG Up


Nos york Msroh ii-Tht Mis-.
uurians who are closely pursuing Mr.
John d. Rockefeller ave discovered
'hat while they had their process scry.
ea posted a. an tne apparent exits
fom Mr. Rockefellors mansion. De
Nas easily and snfely eyadlng them by
taklue a secret passage from the rear
oi his own house 90 that Of q rela,lye
lu another street. thence cmsrFlng
upon au unmatched street not GOV
erred hy tho aleuihs. and freely made
bis way as ho pleased. and On perfect
security He made hts entrance ard
exits from thc Standard OH head
quarters in thc Same way lndcod
h WIN nos surprise ans Cf tltm. ROW.
if ii d found that hc naa a pneumatic
tuh 0i bis own through which be 81
drea ~ ard lro Ike a mail packet
fhr underground region pf the metro.
nollg seems 90 be- unku0wa land 90 a
very large extent Conduits have hcou
found ln use thaf were never dreamed
uf ln the philosophy 0f city officials,
aud why shouldn't the richest man IN
ihe city. and IN lno world have his
own private tube lu which he has but
io cnaconcc himself 90 arrive whore
ha deslros9 But int o curious 20 end
fle ioading m ucy-makor of h.s time
itsirg The same means OF escape from
hIs enemies as did the OLD knights ni
romanco9 Chiefialus who rcYol I'M
ths pages of romance. lu the oidflmc
novels. apFnrcd ard disappeared in
very mysterious ways Afterwards OK
pEinrd hy the discovery Ul me secret
entrances tO tneir wandering ana
mysterious course NJ tho tide of wat
wen. AGAINST them Nhy there wEa the
secret pasage aud with The iuuChiag
uf spring fhly aaI disappeared just
la tne enem my Wus an0ut tn seize them
'envlng dim h-ok uli ahlul, and dud
ng nothing that rcsemhlud a door 1r
window, to wonder what had become
uf thn "Wlil1fhe. .Wiap who Wpuld
ID miles away perhaps having ihroad
sd BIS way right into The very foot
ters ol fhc deceived knight in pur
sUii The hills and mountains of
10nuio Scotland, according tI tho 10.
magcos, were full of thcrv secret pass.
ages and human foxes were mnda 90
ihreni their way in safety some lines
within a few feet of their pursuers.
iiHf We would have been less sur
rgstl il Andrew Carnegie had been
.hc oao thai brought about the revival
uf lhr mysteries of past ages. rather
ban he Oh King ii Is curious
euincifcnco that this discovery Is
made public az The same time that The
Nel Telephone people introduced sec.
rCfs . draw wires through the tuh@
and conduiia. The prevailing style OF
architecture that the caricaturiGts
give 90 fho lauk and leen frame OF
RoCkcieller makes q easy 20 believe
hat he might be- capable % squeezing
through the underground passages
a. there is an unlimited supply of oil
100 srease tho ways John o. can do %
ii anybody can.
Increasing Franchise Value.
The natter or Eleventh avenue--or
Death avenue" as 1, Is called by the
'YellOws shows how vested priyi.
lCses accumulate in value Ia this
sfeat city. with che mere passage OF
mo Eleventh avenue o. tke atro0t
Through which the Nov York Central
railroad has hoen running out lia
freight cars from S. lohns park 10
De made up in trains at the old Thir
10th street station The trains with
@ dummy engine at their head are
drawn un the avenue. n nagman on
horseback preceding them They go
Ht dorfrof pace and there would
seem tO De- 20 reason why human be-.
nns oi the least intelligence should
$50 ont and eet themselves killed by
iheso SLOW moving and fully adyer
tised tru.ns but they do. hence the
rni,het tha, .s applied 60 tho street
Thls tract ana privilege came 20 Com.
modore Vand rhlll and the Now York
Central from the Hudson River rail-
road. which ran its passenger cars
way dowu tO Chambers street. run
Ming them 10 Thirteenth street with
h1rses The legislature has ordered
iaa New YORK Ccntral to pul the
tracks into a subway But the Cental
ayR ~ Wout put hem underground.
as t would cott an immense sum-
requiring a. Is would, huge sidinsH
and switrhes aud the Central says
thaf if rhe city Insists q may take the
property after condemnation proceed.
ugs. after proper appraisal. in which
case 90 would expect % receive the
modest little sum of 800 900 900 THAT
tidy sum bui it ia worth fully
hai amouns. and nlnefenihs 0f that
value IS tbe result Ol long holding and
iho rr0Rih OF The city The city has
rs pAy i0r iis own growth, pay the
Densiiy of 30 Immensely increasing iu
value 10 also shows that he tlmA'
stop encFoachmeuts upon the public
ueigleFos is when they are hrat pro
posed, aud that there "a always % b.
Kept in mind the enormous Falues
ihai Nill rauN % later yeara
NeN YORK agnthlns.
Tho 'Sunshln0n roonio show neal