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Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-04-28

Nark Twain g. spending hls de-
clininE years IN a manner thar gives
him great comfort aud ouahles him
10 d. a great deal OF benefit TO an
classes Of humanity. n ia becoming
quito the thing nowadays. 90 read os
Mr. Clemens presiding at some public
function in aid OF a0mo specially de-.
serving poor, such as the blind, the
cripplCs, the orphans. and such 80.
ciuiies as have for their object the
tightening % che burdens Of the az.
flictcd. Mr. Clemens ~ easily the
most poplar man In the city. and az
The same time. the best known.
Everybody knows Mark Twain. and
whcn bis kindly face looms up in a
public meeting grcat Interest IS al.
ways felt that feeling toward che
grcll author being extremely cordial.
and there IS always good Npcecn
coming that pleasca an lndooi.
Mark Twain Sc q sort of ever ready
SAINTS Clans. with an extremely kind
heart, and way OF puttlnH things
innt does hla auditors good Could
any nicer way be found to illuminate
The path OF him who ia walking 20
the heavenly land, helping as ho does
an with whom ho o1mes in contact
MT Clemens hns che cepability Of
1itlng in, as b presiding officer with
an iho mel who speak and no Che
same time sympaihixlng with ne
he8rgfa he ia unique character.
none oehor like him 10 this country
or any oiher. With bis lconinc head.
bis kindly voice. HIS tender. lhoueh
keen eyes be takes right held of one.
Long may he 1--we.
OLD TIMER
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-04-28
MANY SHAKES
IN CALIFORNIA
slNcE 1857 AND a NUMBER on
TOWNS BADLY DAMAGED.


There are only imperfect data con.
corning TIE earthquakes OF tho Cali.
iofnia shore. Althongh ID was ooau-
pied 20 q few points hy Jesuit mis-.
sionH and military WHiatiuuH Ha rariy
a. 1928, there are no records Oh
earthquakes ~ an EARLIER date than
1900. The most important enc men
TONED % the archives of The Jcaali
fathers occurred during the month OF
september, 1872. and was 81 extreme
violence. u overwhelmed the huild-
lnga OF The mission az San Juan Cap.
liiano and sanfl inez near SANTA
barbara ifo miles from each other
iu the former evening services Wort
being held, and from thirty tO forty
hqo persons, according io different
estimates were buried ID the ruins.
From 1850 proper, earthquake rec.
ordf begin NQi q year hui hes q note
of some kiud. varying from a slight
lremhle % a smart shock somewhere
in the snin m Dr. Holaens volume.
Catalogue 81 Earthquake On the
Pacific Coast subsequent 10 1850.
seven earthquakes are clasaed az Re.
Hiwftive namely.
it5l--january 9. at Fort Tularc.
Tei5u, &c.
ises- October g. a. san Francisco.
etc.
January s. "a Klamolh. etc.
iA0S-Octubcr 81, al San Francisco.
etc.
1S7a--March 26, IN Inyo county
lbau-~AuEnat %, nj Mono LAKE
lsa2-Apr-. 1929. nj Nacavilie.
During the same range Of years "a
earthquakes are clagsed ne extreme.
y severe shocks. these being as fol
lows.
is5i-May Is. q, San Francisco.
etc.
1859 November 3. a. San Diego,
Yuma. etc.
isss--February ]. at San Luis obs
20 county.
1s53--Octobcr %. Al Eureka
ls1o--janunry 2t in Sierra county
fsae--Jannary 2-At San Franchises
etc
tShG--Jauuary no. IA sierra county
lt50-in the fall, IN Tularo county
lsst-necember Ia san Diego
county.
ts5s-November 90, al San Josee.
iS6i-July 3, az Amador.
AhNt MNfDN % nc feLMNfuAf
ie05-May 81, nj san Francisco.
ts66-Fe February ~. az klamath.
lSbS-'Sericmhor 20, AZ uhlah.
iS6e-Octoher 8, M ukiah.
1S69-December 20, az Sacramento
Marysyille etc.
November 20. in Oregon ana
Washington territories.
lsS6--lanuary 80. IN Honey Lake
valley
is90-April "a, az pajaro.
1891 October ~, az sonoma.
isea-Aprll s, at Newhall.
The above Is complete list. II
VIII be seen from the list that a mum.
her % severe shocks for any one To-
oallty IN a region eNtendlng over
many thoussnd square miles. Is quite
small Thus Rs San Francisco. there
have been only two al all destructive
Shocks Cup 20 Wednesday and four
exceptionally heavy earthquake in
hair a century, although there have
been very many slight shocks and
iromofs
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-04-28
About Old Women Who
Sell Fruit and News
Papers.
STREET PIPE GALLERIES
New YORK. Central Preparing
For 1909 FxpOsltIOn..hIark
Twain Is Useful.

Ned York April 2i-The opening
Of tho hasa ban a8un seemed b
start spring ITSELF and people acied
ae n they had ai last shaken OF the
incubus ~ winter Ihere D. no deny.
ing che fact ihai New York and the
country rs largo as we'll. is erased
vita the base bah fever The news.
papers are filled with the records ~
che players. che experts are writing
up the heroes az tie diamond af
though they were horuea ui great tat.
tlga. business men m their countlns
rooms in saloons. az home. and even
"a church, are talking base ball. and
with such technical kn0Wlcdge that
{ - evident they are posted Va az
the details. Newspaper writer's are
inycuilng ail kinds oi slang phrases.
and muluplYlng the language Ia a
most fearful way Indeed e o.
ohargcable 10 base ball that ihe game
haa been Responsible for the lntroduc.
tion OF more slang words into tho
language than any other one in che
world 3ui kho fans" DO delight ln
rcndinE the gaines and are happier
than they have been IN many months.
and perhaps they are healthier. aa
hcy set plenty of fncah air on tho
bloachoriee. and whom they open their
mouths Wide 90 shout and yell the
pure ether rnahof down aud washes
an the dun Of winter out OF their
throaia. They also get exercise. and
the BITE Is thrown off their hvers. and
without d0ubI they are much better
In mind and body, and perhaua Npir.
itually as they feel better toward their
fellow men. Nobody ever heard o.
q man cutting another mans throat
on the base ball field. and no great
crimes have invaded the diamond.
Il Is our national game, and long may
q endure. Naturally, New Workers
feel delight that tho Giants won the
hrst game Thcso CHATS are real
fine fellows. and are evidently going
TO set lively pace this season. but
u was toy one sided last season. and
Il Is % be- hoped that some clubs viii
work up such a score as 90 Put the
Giants On their moitlo.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-04-28
OLD GERONIMO
REPORTED DYING
The Apache Chief Who Ter.
TOFlzed Country Twenty
Five Years Ago.
SOME VERY INTERESTING FACTS

Geronimo. The chief Of the Chlraca-
hua Apaches. who terrorFlzed New
Mexico and Arizona and the border
states OF Mexico for a long period OF
twenty 1--WE years, is reported by tele'
graph 10 ba dying at Fort sill military
reservation, Indian Territory, While
Tar from being as picturefuuc q char
acter as Cniof Joseph of the hamnocks
who gave General o. .. Howard a
merry chase through two or three
Htatcs before no was headed on tbs
last slime he took % the warpath Ger.
Onimo was more blOOdthiFaty than any
~ the irdian chiefs who made the
lives Of settlers and proapeciurs IN
the southwest Insecure for the lrei
forty years OF ilB occupation by
whites lie was a greater terror ~
the white settlers Of New Mexico and
Arizona, chihuahua and sonora thAn
even Cochise. who always left trail
Of blood aud deH1lated farms and
burning ranch houses % mark the
course uf hiss raids. According 90 q
record kept by Herman EhrenheFBeri
a civil aud mining engineer, GERONIMO
and HIS renegade Apache band slaush'
tered ana acalped 4aa persons ia
southern New Mexico and Arizona be-
tween the years 1865 aud 1867 a.
that time this represented one bali
"a tho American population ~ AT.
IONA. IA tbs years 1893 and 1870, l2u
we're murdered By him and hls band,
ana be WAS responsible for che killing
Of eovanly.aix white men, women and
children on bis last great raid IN 1885,
when General Miles. accompanied BY
I.awtuu and Leonard Wood, drought
his mNfdCrCua career 90 q close ana
ne and are ciFhteen sick. worn uut
and wounded survivors OF the baud
Furronaefei Geronimo and hts Apa-
che s0iiower were then exiied %
Florida nad allerward removed 90
Fort Ril Ter Fafakcoping. Sc having
boon found impossible 20 herd them at
the army poets aud reservations In
Arizona.
General Crook, who, up % that time
had the reputation OF being tho great
est Indian Aahlor 30 The army lhasea
rieronimo flr years and then persuade
ga him Ia 1885 20 surrender hui this
WnH accomplished under clrcum~
stances which east q cloud on Crooks
frontier fame AZ thF time oi hin Hnal
fufrendef TO General Miles in 1855,
the latter described him "aa one o.
the brightest, most reH1lule and de-
termlned men / ever met with the
ahnrnest. ciaarost dark eyes. Every
movement showed power and energy
Since Then Ger0nlmo. although exlled
from his native wildE. has been more
"a a penHiuuer than e prisoner for
he has baen enrolled aa a Govern
mont scOui" drawing ray at the rate
uf e86 per month Ills removal from
Arizona brought the Apaohea under
csntrOi aud peace and security io the
neoplc ol tho territory ahd made the
the exploitation of iia yasi resources
possible
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-04-28
SEBASTIAN MARTIN
LAND GRANT
Partition Suit Near settle.
meRt..NearIy a Thousand
Recognized Claimants.
"A. 3. McMILLEN WILL GET SLICE

The suit 20 ascertain and aulet the
title 20 the Sebastian Martin land
grant % almost concluded after oc-
cupylng more than three years 81.
The grant was originally made Ia
I7ii BIZ G Spanish governor. TO Cap
tain Sebastian Martin, who was the
most important man "a the rocOnQueal
BY de Nhrgae anu q embraced the Rio
GIando valley on both gidos Of thc
river. from the boundary Of the San
Juan pueblo grant on the south, 70 the
end Of la Joya on the north and east
AZ far as las TrEmpas. plaEa del Al
caldc, Los Lucorae, Ia Viilita aud la
i0ya are on within the original grant
but of course the occupied land "a
not anccted by the suit, which only
had "a do with the common lands that
have never been reduced TO actual
possession.
The grant contains over 10000
acres ol which, perhaps. 10000 are
occupied. leaving from $4,000 90 abs-
600 as the subject OF litigation. The
suit was begun by A, d. McMillon OF
Albuquerque representing q consider
NAHH" WWNAAN"N VI WV N"NN" anu NAtMM 4
others are represented by eX-0oVeFn-
or l., h Prince, and other attorneys.
A. nearly two centuries have elapsed
since the grant was originally made,
the number uf heirs 10 naturally very
large and those best informed believe
that they really exceed a Thousand in
number about 500 have been proved
Ia the gonQaiUgy aud the remainder
are 90 scattered from Colorado %
California that they VIII probably
never be- heard from.
The evidence has been taken hY u.
A. Johnston az Santa he as referee
and he made q report some time ago.
no has rocontlY been taking more
testimony % bring The nae of heirs
down 20 date. Mr. CatrOn has intro
dueod q claim on behalf % tho San
chez family. who allcgo that the whole
grant was sold ID their ancestors By
Sebastian Martha; ana also claim
that a large tract was given hy the
children OF Captain Sebastian Martin
90 Salvador Garcia. who was q ia-
NOUS man ln bis day. for services sor
which they COLD nOi pay in money
A curious feature % the case was
tine claim made by the lndlana OF the
Pueblo OF San Juan, who proved By
tradition that in consideration of the
services 0f the indians in the building
of the FIRST great acoquia which runs
down The east side ul tho river. Cap.
tain Sebastian Martin gave chem "a
piece 0f land ln thc valley which they
have ever since possessed. They are
represented by Judge a. ! Abbott
Some OF the fHmiIinH among the
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-04-28
~ e. CONFERENCE

The session 81 ne EI paso district
NJ alcreuco of the H. 81. church
south. waH continued az Ina Cruces
with unahaied Interest, tho members
present taking a Keen interest IN the
discussion Of the different questions
coming up before tho conference
The preachers and delegates are loud
in their praise ~ the roapiiahlc en-
iorialnment they are receiving. 10 the
homes of The gooj people of las
Cruces.
Tho following are fae names of the
delegates elected 10 the annual confer
encn ln September o. w Freeman
N g. West % ID. WOrnoct. Rev ! G.
Gage. local preacher.
Aioraatea j. n Derrick. ~ D.
Ballard.
Tho next session uf lhe district con.
ference win 90 held a. tngoFman next
year
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-04-28
FILLING ria PGNirENriARv
WITH MORE CONVICT

Five conT|els were taken % the
territorial penitenfiary Monday hy
sheriff Marion iAtifell ~ CoifaH cuun-
iy Tho moa arc nearly en- shou term
prisoners. their sentences ranging
from one fO Two years 0n charges ~
larceny ana burglary. The lisl com.
pfiaea Bailey Brown. one years ehafH-
"a with larceH- aged 1i, number
1895 Charles ~ Roper. onn year. inr-
ceny. AGED 80. number 1856 William
smith, one year burglary aFed ~.
number 1885, Fred Springer. two
years burglary. aged "a. number 1898
Abe Adams who is hoiBR held for
trial 90 anawer go an indictment for
murder az the coming term 0f the
diairlci court f0r Coiiat county. was
also taken ia tho ponlieni'ary f0r safe
Weeping as fh0 county jan 81 Ration 81
Insecure
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-04-28
ATTEMPTED JAIL
DELIVERY At CLAYT

An attempt 20 break out Of iail "a
Clayton, Union sbuuty. BY tho prison
or. confined there waa ALMOST success
ga on last Thursday evening The
prisoners were IN the rnn-a around TAX
ing exercise and washing aud while
there dug a hole through the ddobc
wall. one Of ths prisoners had crawl
"a through as far ~ bis head and
shoulders when discovered by Deputy
Sheriff Luther George and j. Claudio
Marines Who gave fhe alarm With
the help Of other deputies the prison.
era were again lodged IN their cells.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-04-28

The las Negas Daily Optic rroWod
loud bcc1use non-narlaaA ticket
was the only enc 10 me faid in ihai
city "a tke spring election and. y
course won out but this week. if elres
vent io ita Feelings % this manner.
any differences among ne members
Of iAq city council should he harmon.
lQualy adluued ami cam momhars
should work iogelhef FOR iho good ~
me city Cui out che pllItcsiH How
politics ever suf into thal non,nars lsan
council la niMcuii 10 explain. unless
me non.narilaan movement ln Ias
Vegas unb the same ~ everywhere
else a horse for g mluolily party 81
q minority iac'ion % eide into orlce
New Mexican.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-04-28
AUTOMOBILE LINE BETWEEN
AnTH8iA AND sos

~ Wade. Of Hope. arrived last
week from Roswell. where 81 pnF.
chased large tourist automobile
from Mr. siockafd and is running the
machine daily between Affesia and
Hope. twenty miles west. Gays the
AfieAla Advocate The car viii carry
Four persons comfortably. and m0rs
N necessary. A number uf Ariosia
iqihs nave taken advantage Of thla
easy and comfortable means N visit.
ing their neishborr up the pouaaeo.
and commercial men win nnd ll an
Immense advantage q o hoped 60
ultimately run the car on through 20
clouderoft, thus making connection
with El paaO.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-04-28
LOOKING oVER LOWER
ME8lLLA VALLEY.

0oueral Benjamin Vlioon cxas,
sisiant commander general of tho
hurgher iogCas In the Bnor war. ana
member f0r johannesburg iu tho
Transyaai vulksraad. a On ne lover
valley this week near Chamhfrin0.
where he la completing arrangements
tor tbc colonization 81 emignnts fnos
South Africa In New Mexico. SAW
the Rio Gwnde Republican. Tho
boors viii be- welcome in Doun Ana
county
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-04-28
JuooE NILS oRANra \

Chlef Justice William y Mills. slt.
Gag lG ihe FIRST judicial district
court at haioh. n tho absence of
Judge John R Merle. iaHi week
granted ihe application 81 fha Animaa
IA Plata and san 3anu canal com
pany Coz q alk years exemption 90
lakes lee'nnlnf with csc year leo3
eecliQn llls Of me complied laws
pi NeN neKlco provides for ok
geau exemption of Taxes ID case
where eanal and irrigation companies
have apno extensive ana enlargement
work. tlo iimc of exemption from
taxes to begin when lha extension
purk "a inauFqralod.
On January ~ 1904. tho cnmpony
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-04-28
TWO LADIES WERE
INJURED m a RUNAWAY.

Mn q. n McQullan aud Mise Con.
nio Caldwell were thrown from a big.
Ky while driving on south Highlands,
Roswell Mrs MrQulian was bruised
an one shoulder and Mias Caldwell
rpce'ved a humber OF bruises, both
women bclng draggod SOME distance
~ the overturned huggy Tho buggy
struck "a telephone pole, when tho
horse broke loose from 81, io which
fact they possibly oWo their lives
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-04-28
A SADDLE PONY cnRisrgN.
so AT MuUNFkfahfu

on last sunday afternoon cutie "a
aonaatlun Waa sprung at Mouulainalf
when Mise 0ladya E Corheii. assist
cd by the Ror J q Rouif. Chfinenod
her saddle pauy says the Esiancln
News. The pony IN question "a
beautiful saddler a alfi to tho young
lady from Robert o. Locke. who waa
ior some time IN charge Of tho Santa
re camp at MouniaiHair. and made
his home with Mr. Corboft Tho inny
Nha given the liiuiar apnondneo IN
Robert furhD gurhali
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-04-28

Hon. T.. Bradford Prince. while iu
Denver laai week., made an address al
The banquet given by The Sons of the
Revolution and the Sons of the Amer
lean Revolution IA c0mmcmnmtlon uf
the anniversary Cf tho battle 81 Lex
inEion, Friday evening last Tho han-
quui WAS largely attended ana the ia
dress being eloquent aud interesting.
was received With great favor BY the
members 81 tho two societies present.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-04-28

Roswell II 10 have the next convou
uon of the caltleTon George "A.
Slaughter and Bob fngerHoll had 500
white and yellow ghbon badges prinl-
"a, Roswell wants you. 1909 AND
took them 90 the Panhandle stock
mems convention sc Amarillo q few
lays ago, and that together with an
Invitation from the president ~ the
Roswell club and the work done Isl
boosters ga the ground. secured fav-
ofnble action.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-04-28
Territorial Topics

commenced tho extension ana IN.
largomoui of fho original ditch. eo
Chat the general carryine csnaciiy
NOT only oi iho main llne. bot "a ihn
lower extension neat the town 0f
ffuliloud and Gown toward me town
rs 3eWett, was greatly enlarged Tho
canal nov traVofaea several aaeiluna
ni land and ls approximately TWEEN.
~ FOUR miles long q provides ifri.
safion fof thousands ~ sores af land.
witch uiinfHiae NuuIH b. Uf iiifis
ore Tor agricultural purposes
Attorney Granville rnndioion rep.
resented tho company in ihe matter
end piairlet Attorney Read appeared
Tor San Juan county
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-04-28

d p. Hnwklns and 81 w. Wyatt
we've ln hslancia. enc othcr day. hay.
INK completed th0 Wgii f.f William
kIng near Taiaiauc rhlh woii ~
100 feet doeD. and % through lines
aionc and guarisiis MOST ~ ijs dsnth.
SO aaa q flow of splendid water ana.
while noi AZ strong na q great many.
Sun suiAcIont iuf 49, Kings needs.
lhc drAl o. huU pu ihc ranch of Mr.
Tablet near Hounilinaif. where a
wei % being sunk
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-04-28
YOUNG HOWELL ACCEPTS
MINING POSITION IN MEXICO.

Haynes Howell. who recently went
20 Aguaacallcntos. Mexico has ac.
copied o position with mining com.
pauy az Acapulco. ga the extreme
southern coast Of tho republic re
VIII b. q long ways from home. but
hc can hnd q little consolation in the
iact that - receives $500 "a menih,
Mexican for bis services. Haynes -
ENDING, as many another young man
has found, that ha training IN she
School Of Mines Stands him N good
stead.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-04-28
FAMILY ARRIVED
wnnhf IRA

Mfa. Arthur Ireifnrd. wife On SUI
peflntendcui Tfoifori % ihD territorial
pcuIirniiarg and hcf little SON. have
arrived a Santa 30 from ihoir FORMER
homo 90 LcnYcBworlh. Kansas. and
have taken gn their residence ln Too
sunefinien9enfa quarters at the ter
fiibfial rHnirHiiafy
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-04-28

@ has been showing north Of Tres
Fedras, around chama and ln ihe
Cumbrea Pass Tor several days che
sncw being heavy ard wet Around
Anioniio. Colorado. % regular hlit11rl
raced Monday &c "a quick thaW fnl
lows ihcrc Wiz be Goods along ihe Rio
GrandC.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-04-28

aaiu narden and EdwaFd narfen.
iateer aHd SEN. were before Justice of
ine ltafo harrington yesterday "a a
charge az burglary. Gays fha Ffae
STAR spn They we're accused 81
Nfeatlnf lnio fhe residence 81 Harry
Z hlison knpWn ~ wild B|li.' in
eprInH Nal'es ana carrying away q
"a ~ @9ods anN chaifcia belonging
90 klpapn ihe Dardena Ncto held
undtg tlVl ban l9 appesr before tho
next efanN fury apd in deiaaii 81
tail ihrI were seat 20 San.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-04-28

''TI"T y = = = q II|T|| w
Professor ~ r. Hewitt, connoci 60
With tho Bureau 0f 8hn0l0ry. 'n
Washington 'n an important capacity.
is IN Santa Fe for the purpose 0l pre-.
pairing i0r an archaeological ana ethA
unloeylcai exploration trin through the
southwest.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-04-28

being hiorkel and the surfara dfsHg
utei and dliurhed aeyona rccoenlil dn
20 thc exact form that marked d be-.
zorro 10 was disturbed Tho Wafnr.
aa nnd elerific people have enc city
underground pretty wtll mapped oai.
and they seldom mako much of q
mistake locaiins me trouble. bul one
always knows they have been there
from ihc disturbed guriaro lt would
pay fhU City 90 buy she sidewalk
rights in ironl ~ $50 the business
buildings. and ay sallerc there
Railroad al 10 Old Tricks.
The New York Central les lsan
buying 500 an the land on both sides
uf che clty of pcekahill on The Hue.
som. SO Thar today that citF can't
build "a dock for public use Tie
suiiruad company haH an army ui mCu
levcling Filling 40, and putting the
property lp good shape. This is done
by The railroad company in crdor in
control alt the landing nincCa on tho
hfNe0u river front This ariion u
taken in view of che greet exposition
fhlt 81 announced for che year 1908.
Worry little. ll anything. haa becn said
iu the New York papofa about this
huHc enterprise. BOO the river coun.
tries are lull OF a.. papers and people
talking about " constantly large
nhmrcr ui steam sh vein arc workInE
% the bis peninsula. extending into
enc Hudson riFcr end called Yer
planck's Point TIRE ground 81 being
leyelcd. swamps filled up, and the
whole surface made ready for build.
lnRa a great army of lahnrer 81 az
work. end they are fairly transform
lng tho place iur enc millions who
are expected Ia Visit che festivities
that win mark tho great event One
Of the principal features win De- a
commoii0n3 Academy Of Music. which
will be- q permanent institution. and
wli De- used for the sppcial oucnur-
aEcmcul az AmoricaB music and
Am fican music producers II shows
what q peculiar aet Of newspapers the
metropolis has. thai thp subject has
scarcely been mentioned here, and 90
lf doubtful whether one New Yorker
ont of n hundred has ever heard 10 o..
Whiio the whole upper part G Tho
state "a aflnmo over lt ono tiIHk Or
certain that millions of mnnas are
o. be- made on thaf dgcry D. SINS
Neruianck Point ln 1909. ana orc
thnt tlmo u has lain practical. un.
u@d ever since Hondrirk Il son
sailed past q On the Half Moon end
has becn such q uecloae anpendaEo
of the great rivef which washes les
shore. that people have wondered why
@ hasn't been carird away 90 on uB
some noxlous territory