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El Nuevo mexicano., 1908-03-28

La Convention Territorial Re-
pubicana que Sc reuni6 en- Silver
City el sabado pasado y nombro
seis delegados y seis suplentes
para que representen q los Repu-
bllcanos del Territorio del Sol
Esplendente en- la Convention
Nacional Republicanade Chicago,
en- is de JUNO, fue una de las
convenciones politicas mejor con
dncidas Y mas satisfactorlas en-
Ia historic de Nuevo Mexico.
Todos los condados excepto uno,
que fu6 Eddy, estuvieron repre-
sentados por delegaciones COM
pletas No hubo sino una con-
tesla, y esa tuvo lugar en- el Con-
dado de Lincoln, pero fue salts
factoriamente arreglada por la
convention, dando q cada delega-
do contestants medic voto y
admitiendo a ambas delegaciones
4 representation en- la conven.
ci6n. Una cuanta actual mostr0
que 1870 delegados Sc hallaban
presentes.
La Comisi0n Central Republi-
cana del Territorio Sc reunio en-
Ia maf1ana del sabado pasado y
adopt6 las recomendaciones ST.
guientes: Presidente INFERNO,
Isidoro Armijo, del condado de
Dofia Ana; secretario INFERNO,
Charles ". Stafford, del condado
de San Juan; Interpreters, Geor-
sc w. Armijo, del condado de
Santa Fe, y Florentino Montoya,
del condado de San Miguel
La convention misma Sc reu.
ni6 a las 3 de la tarde, en- el teatro
de los EIks, que es i'm lugar
muy propio para tener conven-
clones y presentaba una aparien-
ella mny hermosa, Las decora-
clones fueron grandiosas y ade.
cuadas.
La convention fue llamada al
6rden por 81 presidente II. @.
Bursum, de la Comision Central
Republican, del Territoric, quien
puso en- nomination los nombres
de los ofjciales interinos reco.
mendados por 10 comisi6n central
Republicans del Territoric. Estos
fueron aceptados por la conven.
ci6n y los ofciales citados debi
damente electos.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1908-03-28
Junts Publica.

Una dc las primarias del par
lido Republican, fue tenida en- el
Distrito No 1S, Precinto No. 10,
del condado de Santa re, Terri
torio de N. M.
La iunta fue llamada segdn
la ley respecto 4 primarias; el
presidente do precinto llam6 al
orden q la junta q la hora de
las Z del dia 81 de Mario de 1908,
y en- pocas pero elocuentes pala-
bras explico el origen fundamen-
tai de dicha junta y Sc procedi6
al despacho de negocios.
Por moci6n de Policarpio Va
lencia fu6 propuesto como presi-
dente Alfredo Lucero y aceptado
uuanime.
Por mocion dc Gregorio Her
rera fu6 propuesto Jose 4. Ma
drid como vice presidente y acep-
tado unanime.
Por moci6n de Gregorio Her.
rera fue nombrado Bias 5. Val
dez secretario.
Despues de organlzada la junta
segnn las reglas parlamentarias
de dicha convention, Sc procedi6
| al nombramiento de dos candida
| tos para directories deescuela en-
| el distrito No. 18, del condado de
Santa re, que correrAn por 81
partido Republican, en- Ia pr6xi-
ma election de directories que
sera tenida el dia 6 de Abrii de
1908 en- la casa dc escuelas del
ante dicho distrito.
Por moci6n de Epimenio Mes
tas. fu6 propuesto Vicente r.
| Atencio candidate para director
| y aceptado ananime.
Por mocion de Jose /. Madrid
|fu6 propuesto Gregorio Herrera
candidate para director y acep
ltado unanime.
! Por mocion de Epifanio D.
| Atencio Sc ordeno que los proce-
Idimientos de esta junta fueran
mandados 6 la prensa del Nuevo
Mexicano para darles publicidad
| y la junta unanime acept6.
Por moci6n de Manuel Vigil 10
Ijunta Sc prorrog6 sine die.
ALFREDO LUCERo,
Presidente.
JOSE I. MADRID,
Vice Pretario.
BIAS 3. VALDEZ.
Secretario.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1908-03-28
Ell Senado Sc Pror-
roga por Respeto
a W.. Bryan.
GA SEPT|M0 FALLEC|OO
En- EsTA SESSION.
Era eI Miembro Mas Joven
De Ese Cuerpo, Teniendo
SoIamente Treinta y uno
Amos de Edad.

Washington, Mario p. ri se-
nado SO prorrogo hoy por la sep
TINA vezdurante Ia session a causa
del fallecimiento do uno de sus
miembros. Fl annncio de la
muerte de William James Bryan,
de Florida, fue hecho por 81 sena.
dor Clay de Georgia, en- ausencia
del senador Tallaferro, que SO
march6 temprano siendo miem-
bro de Ia comision Que acompafo
el cad aver a Jacksonville.
La premature muerte del Sc.
nador Bryan, familiarmente CO..
nocido como el ''Nino' del senado,
un titulo de que tenia particular
|orgullo, fue sentida mas por los
|senadores Que las anieriores.
Fla habido siete fallecimientos en-
este cuerpc desde que 50 prorro-
|go hace un afio, No fue ot-o el
tema de conversation despues de
la prorroga sino que e registro
de mortalidades en- la session ac-
tual era mucho mayor que min
guno anterior en- 10 historic del
CoDgreso Nacional.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1908-03-28
Murray Aflanzsdo Para
oil Gran Jurado.

Kettner, N. M, Mario 20 =
George F. Murray, el Official de Ia
policia montada, que baleo y di6
lmuerte aJames German el do
mingo pasado en- la madrugada,
porque crey6 que German era
causa de la infidelidad de su es-
posa, ha sido afianzado para
|aguardar Ia accion del gran jura
do. Ell Juez Wood, ante quien SO
|tuvo la investigation flo su fan
"a en- 81, 900 y Murray halo fiado-
res por esa suma en- Thoreau.
Asisti6 a la investigation preli
minar nn hermano del difunto.
|Al ser interrogado, Murray
|admitlo haber hecho la muerte y
Ialeg6 que su acto era justiticable.
Inmediatamente despues de sn
examination fue llevado q
Thoreau por 81 CAPTAIN Fred
Fornoff, y puesto en- libertad
luego que halo fiadores.
Murray mato a German on las
GALES de Kettner. Segiin retiere,
regres6 dc Thoreau mas presto
de 10 que Sc esperaba y cuando
lego 4 su casa, German salit
corriendo de adentro. Murray 10
sigui6 y 10 encontr6 en- Ia Gale y
German corri6 hacia donde e.
estaba. Ent6nces peg6 a German
un tiro que le.atraves6 el corazon,
El Nuevo mexicano., 1908-03-28
Dos Pfesos Descargados dc Ia
Prisioo.

Thomas Price y Daniel Roibal
fueron descargados de Ia prisi6n
territorial 81 martes, habiendo
cumplido sus periodos de encar.
celamiento, con exception de la
rebaja que Sc concede por buen
compcrtamiento. Price fue sem
tenciado q dos amos y medic de
encarcelamiento por la corte del
condado de Lincoln, va Roibal
por un af1o en- la corte federal de
San Miguel, habiendo sido con-
yicto bajo Ia ley de Edmunds.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1908-03-28
RESOuUCIQNES v|BRANTES POR
REPUBL|CANOS EN- la GRAN
CONVENC|ON TERRITORIAL
Instrucciones Unanimes por William II.
Taft---Se Pide el Estado para Nuevo|
Mexico---Endose Esplendido de las
Policias de Roosevelt, Ia kdministra-
cion Curry, Servicios del Delegado|
Andrews.

El presidente interino, Isidoro
Armijo, en- IN discurso muy bien
concebido acepto 81 honor que le
habian conferido, y los negocios
de la convention siguieron ade-
lante.
Una comision sobre organiza-
cion permanente, de la cual fn6
presidente Aniceto G. Abeytia,
de Socorro, fu6 nombrada, la cual
rvcomend6 d William e. Martin,
de Socorro, como el presidente
nato, y secretario a G. v. Stafford,
de San Juan. Ambos fueron de-
bidamente electos y el presidunte
Martin ocup6 el asionto despues
de hacer un discurso muy elo
cuente y conmovedor a la.conven
ci6n sobre cuestiones del dia.
William f. Brogan, del condado
de Bernalillo, fu6 nombrado se--
Icretario asistente.
La comisi6n sobre resoluciones
de la cual 81 Hon. Thomas B..
Catron, de Santa Fe, fue presi
dente, presento el informe ST.
guiente, que fu6 unanimemente
adoptado;
LAS RESOLUCIONES.
Los Republicanos de Nuevo
Mexico reunidos en- convention
de delegados, proclaman y re-
a6rman su lealtad y adherencia
a los principles historicos del
parhdo Republican,, el cual esta
on pro del ideal de gobierno que
mantiene la justicia, igualdad v
conducta equitativa entire los
hombres, una valerosa 8 impair
cial ejecuci6n de las leyes, liber-
tad comercial e industrial, indi-
vidualismo en- oposicion a socia--
lismo, competition en- oposicion a
monopolio, Recommendation gu
bernamental en- oposicion q pose
sion gubernamental, el fomento
de los mejores intereses del ira.
bajo y el capital, y la innexible
protection de ambos, una marina
mercante mas grande y una ma
rina de guerra adecuada, protec-
ci6n adecuada 4 nuestras indus
trias, mejoras nacionales progre'
sistas baio el acta de reclamation
y la polit:ca de protejcr y utilizar
las Was de aqua nacionales > los
recursos nacionales.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1908-03-28
FALLECao Ell DOMINGO.

El Senador de los Estados Uni.
dos William james Bryan. DO
Florida, falleci6 aver on oil hos
pital Providence de este lugar,
de flebre tifoidea, exactamente
setenta y tres dias despues que
tom6 ell asiento en- succession q 8.
B. Mallory. que fallecio en- 23 de
Diciembre.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1908-03-28
ITAlIAN0 AHORCADO
pOR ASESlNAT0.

Washington, Mario 18 Joseph
Paulucci, un italiano fu6 ahorcado
aquf hoy por 81 asesinato de So
novia Elizabeth ". Dodge, on
Septiembre de 1905. EI emba
jador italiano intervino en- su
favor reclamaudo que su juicio
no fue impartial. pero 81 Presi
dente Roosevelt Sc negoa con
Imutar la sentencia de muerte.
cs...s.,h~ -, a ny,,a,,s, Afnviraoo
The Intermountain Catholic. (Salt Lake City [Utah] ;) 1899-1920, 1908-12-12

st. Mary's cathedral choir. belongs all
most the sole credit for the success of
the great concert. She was admirably
assisted by Professor Mcclellan and
the other musicians who appeared at
the dedication of the great organ. but
1t was only through the tireless energy
OF Miss Gleason that the sacred con-
cert was such an artistic success.
Rev. Father W. K. Ryan was the
business manager of the concert. I'm
der his management the. new cathedral
was filed, and the affair was almost
as decided financial success as an
artistic achievement. The large re-
ceipts of the evening make possible the
completion of the interior finish and
the furnishing of the great house of
worship.
Bishop ScanIan's Favorite Hymn.
A feature in the dedication of the
great organ was the announcement of
the name of its donor. For long time
it was known that the organ was an
individual donation TO the cathedral
from a close personal friend of Bishop
Seaman The name Of the donor was.
however, kept profound secret and
there were but one or two in the bishops
confidence who knew who made the
handsome gift. Last evening at the
opening of the concert Rev. Father
Ryan announced that the organ was
the gift of Miss Ellen Hayes of Ely
New.
The concert opened with the Gloria
in EXcelsis Dec" from the Twelfth
Mass by Mozart. Mr.. Mcclellan was at
the organ, and the piece as played by
him illustrated the adaptability Of the
organ for the sacred music of the Cath
Ole mass. The first three parts, the
Gloria" the "Qui Tolls" and the
"Quoniam, were sung by q quartette
consisting Of Mrs. ]. W. Curtis. Mrs.
Halle Foster Sutherland, NJ ]. Brines
and J. w. Curtis. The voices of the
quartette were eXcellently blended and
their numbers were eXquisitely rem
dered- The powerful and wonderful
sacred glorificatiOn hymn of Mozart
was beautifully interpreted in its diff
ferent parts by the dramatic soprano
of Mrs. Curtis, the alto of Mrs. Suther-
land, the high tenor of Mr. Brines and
the deep basso of Mr.. Curtis. The Cum
Sancto" with which the number closed
was by the st. Mary's cathedral choir
under the leadership of Miss GLEASON.
The choir was selected from the best
vocalists in the city and carefully
trained by Miss Gleason. The manner
in which they followed in close sympa-
thy every move of their directors baton
was one of the best tributes to the ar
tistic and executive ability of Miss
Gleason.
The Intermountain Catholic. (Salt Lake City [Utah] ;) 1899-1920, 1908-12-12
A SAVINGS
ACCOUNT

is the best thing in the world to have,
for it viii help you get almost every
other desirable thing, and it makes you
free from anxiety to know something
is laid up for the future In time, if
you get the habit Of saving, the money
may grow into a beautiful home. or a
remunerative business: perhaps it will
pay your boys way through college, or
take care of you when old age comes
s1.OO will start an account. We have
customers in every state. Booklet
Banking by Mail" sent upon request.
The Intermountain Catholic. (Salt Lake City [Utah] ;) 1899-1920, 1908-12-12
CATHEDRAL SERVICES.

Masses at s. . and IL o'clock on Sun
days. High mass at II o'clock, with
sermon. Sunday school at $50. Yes
pers and Benediction, at 1880 p. m.
Week day mass at 1880 a. m.
Mass is celebrated Sundays at st. Pat
rick's church, Fourth South, between
Third and Fourth West. at 10 O'Clock
on Sunday. Meetings Of cathedral par
jsh during the month are: Promoters
~ the Sacred Heart League, the last
Sunday Of each month: the Altar So
6ety every first Monday of the
month: st. Arms Sewing society every
Monday at o'clock Choir rehearsal
for cathedral choir Friday nights at s
O'clock; Junior choir every Saturday
at $3.50, and st. Cecilia chorus every
Sunday at $50.
The Intermountain Catholic. (Salt Lake City [Utah] ;) 1899-1920, 1908-12-12
SOCIAL AND PERSONAL.

Miss Ellen Hayes and Mrs Frank
Ford Nevin returned to Ely last Tues
day
Mrs. P. /. Hannifan. whose beautiful
voice charmed all at the concert. re-
turned to Pocatello last Saturday
Mrs. J. J. DAILY entertained on Friday
in honor Of her daughter. Mrs. f. Rob
Crts of Tonopah
The following members of the
knights of Columbus We're the ushers
at the Cathedral concert last Friday:
Thomas J. O'Brien, c. J. Collins, B. 0.
MecklenbuTg. w. j. Halloran, Angus
Mcclellan, William P. O'Meara, Fran
CHS V. Fitzgerald and F. J. Often.
James w. Killeen. Frank p Laramie
and j. r. Canning were at the door
Miss Selma Wall gave a luncheon at
the Wilson Tuesday followed by an
Orpheum party. the decorations at the
lunchean to be in pink roses, and
covers laid for fifteen, including the
hostess. The guests were: Mrs. Pink
erton, Mrs. ]. Fred Wey. Mrs. J. DAILY,
Mrs. Roberts. Mrs. Vaughn Pail. Miss
Spalding, Miss Colbourne, Miss Mount,
Miss Eudora Daily, Miss LeCompte
of Park City, Miss Anna Wey and the
Misses Isabel and Amy Osbourne.
DR.. and Mrs ]. T. White enter
tanned at an informal musical Tuesday
night in honor of Miss Julia Herne, the
rooms being decorated in white and
red roses. and a program being rem
dered by Mrs. Charles Read, Mrs. Jack
Keith and Miss Lorene Leary. About
twenty-five guests enjoyed the affair
Miss Julia Cullen was the guest Of
honor at bridge tea Tuesday after
noon given by the Misses Rae ana
Olive Bartch.
Mr.. and Mrs. Aug. wescher enter
tanned last Friday Rev. W. J. Gorrel-
lem. a prominent K. of c. of St Louis,
who passed through the city en- route
to Los Angeles.
The following, who contributed to
the sacred concert and whose names
should appear in our last issue as en-
thusiastic workers for the completion
of the new cathedral. are Mrs. James
Hughes, Mrs. z. A. Wall and Mrs. S,
H Pinkerton
The Intermountain Catholic. (Salt Lake City [Utah] ;) 1899-1920, 1908-12-12
not concealed gifted vocalist or a
Splendid Choir Number.

Nearer, My God. to Thee" was
Bishop Scanlan's one request. 1t was
especially arranged for the cathedral
organ by Mr.. Mcclellan, who played in
manner that pleased and soothed the
soul, not only of the good bishop, at
whose request it was played, but also
those of all who heard it. The good old
hymn lost nothing by its Encouragement
but it's most beautiful parts were en-
phaSized and made more beautiful by
the playing of Mr.. Mcclellan.
"Salve Maria" was sung in a most
beautiful manner by Mrs. P. L. Hanni-
fan, coloratura soprano, who came from
Pocatello to ing at the concert. The
song was given with beautiful express
sion and true Interpretation. Her artic
ulation of the Latin was perfect.
Mrs. Stanley Price, Frederick E.
Smith and Mr.. Brines had a pretty
number in the trio "Madre Del Somno
AmOre. by Campana. Mrs. Price is a
lyric soprano of great artistic ability.
Mr.. Smith also sang a basso solo, Con
from Manzoni Requiem, by
Verdi. He has a powerful, rich voice,
full of melody, and his singing filed the
cathedral. One of the prettiest selec-
tons of the evening was the dramatic
soprano solo, "Salve Regina" sung by
Mrs. j. w. Curtis to the accompani-
ment of the Symphony quintette. Mrs.
Curtis has a dramatic soprano voice
that at the same time thrills and de-
lights. Her number was one of the
very best of the concert.
The closing choral number, the Halle
lujah Chorus, from Mount of Olives, by
Beethoven, was another triumph for st.
Mary's cathedral choir and their ieaGer,
Miss Gleason. The concert closed with
a march from Wagner's "Tannhauser,"
which was beautifully played by Mr..
Mr.. Weihe and the Sym
phony uuintette.
The Intermountain Catholic. (Salt Lake City [Utah] ;) 1899-1920, 1908-12-12
SACRED CONCERT
GREAT SUCCESS
St. Mary's Cathedral Organ Is
Dedicated at Beautiful FeS-
tive of Music. q
WAS AN ARTISTIC TRIUMPH
FIRST PUBLIC VIEW OF MAGNIFI-
CENT INTERIOR OF CHURCH.

Francis V. FITZGERALD in Salt Lake
Herald, Saturday, Dec. 81
(Salt. Lake Herald, Saturday, Dec. 81
The real reward of the work of life
time was given to Bishop Laurence
Seaman last evening. when, as one Of
an audience of entranced listeners, he
heard the beautiful strains of sacred
music from the grand organ re-echoing
through the magnificent new cathedral.
the building of which has been the life
work of the bishop.
To one who knew the struggles and
privations of the priest who forty years
ago tramped across the Nevada sandI,
The Intermountain Catholic. (Salt Lake City [Utah] ;) 1899-1920, 1908-12-12
CATHEDRAL NOTES.

Tuesday was the feast of the I'M
maculate Conception. Masses were cef-
ebrated at Z and o'clock
Rehearsal for the members of the
Cathedral choir win be held on Friday
AT 7:30 at 227 Constitution block. Mem
bers are requested to attend. as the
Christmas music has been neglected
on account of the concert.
All the members of the chorus, and,
in fact, all who took part in the grand
concert would be pleased to repeat the
program at an early date
The sanctuary choir will be ready
soon for high mass. The little fellows
are doing splendid work and seem very
interested, thanks TO the good parents,
who send them regularly.
The Intermountain Catholic. (Salt Lake City [Utah] ;) 1899-1920, 1908-12-12
Winter Pilgrimage to the Holy Land

Winter pilgrimage to the HOLY Land
To escape the severe part of the win
ter. why not consider the Pilgrimage to
the Holy Land. Rome and Lourdes. and
join McCrane's Catholic tours 1S7
Broadway, New York City. You Will
be sure of congenial company. crafty
a religious longing and return invigor-
ated. spiritually and physically.
The Intermountain Catholic. (Salt Lake City [Utah] ;) 1899-1920, 1908-12-12
Card of Thanks.

/ wish to express my deep gratitude
TO the ladies and gentlemen of the Ca
thedral choir chorus, both Catholics
and non-Catholics, whose faithful work
and untiring devotion made the concert
such an artistic success. Much appre-
citation is due Mrs. Plummer, Professor
Anton Peterson and David Watts for
the use of music, and Mr.. Jack Berl1-
hoel Of ST. Paurs Episcopal choir for
his two fine sopranos, Miss Locke and
Miss Shaw. Once more thanking the
singers of the fine chorus. | remain,
gratefully NORA GLEASON.
Director of st. Marys Cathedral Choir.
The Intermountain Catholic. (Salt Lake City [Utah] ;) 1899-1920, 1908-12-12
Changes Yet to Be Made.

The altar has not yet been placed in
the cathedral and the seats were ar
ranged facing the choir loft. When the
church is completed the position of the
pews will be reversed and they will
face the altar. From the rear of the
cathedral as ii is now arranged the
view TO the choir loft is magnificent.
The handsomely decorated pipes of the
great organ form an artistic and beau
toful frame for the circular Saint Cece-
liza window in the front of the cathe-
dral Beneath the pipes and arranged
in semi-circle before the organ key
board and the conductors stand are
the seats for the choir
The beauty of the musical numbers
of the concert last evening was en-
HANGED by the wonderful acoustic prop
critics of the building. The roll of the
great organ, and the beautiful notes of
the singers. were carried to all parts
of the great cathedral. losing none of
their beauty. their tone quality or their
sweet melody in the distance from
choir loft to auditor
To Miss Nora Gleason, director of the
The Intermountain Catholic. (Salt Lake City [Utah] ;) 1899-1920, 1908-12-12

j. j. Devine. the jeweler, is located
emporarily at A South Main street.
The Intermountain Catholic. (Salt Lake City [Utah] ;) 1899-1920, 1908-12-12

The investors who prefer absolute
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uncertainty of mining and other forms
of stock speculation, the MUTUAL
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It's entire capital will be invested in
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and its stock will pay several times
the rate of interest paid by the saw
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- For further particulars call on or
write to C. E. Raybould. secretary, 524
Security q Trust building, Salt Lake
City. Utah.
The Intermountain Catholic. (Salt Lake City [Utah] ;) 1899-1920, 1908-12-12
Tale of the Beginning.

Eight years ago, in the face of in
Vulnerable difficulties, the construction
of the great edifice was begun. On the
beautiful site on Brigham street the
great building began to take form and
finally the exterior was finished For
months the work of decorating and fin
ishing- the interior continued. The work
was slow. but it was done in manner
that was a credit to the exquisite taste
of the bishop. to the Catholic people of
Salt Lake and to the people Of Salt
Lake-Catholic and Protestant alike.
Many of the struggles, the worries
and heartaches caused in the process
of the construction are known only to
ished and the appreciation of the peo-
pie who visited it last evening must
have repaid the bishop for his life Of
work and worry.
The entrance is one of the few parts
of the cathedral not completed. Coming
through it to the inside, however the
adniring visitor gazes in almost awe
struck admiration at the magnificNnce
and exquisite character of the deco
rations. The grandeur of the interior
view is enhanced by the simple and
harmonious decorations. Massive pill
lars skirt the auditorium of the cathe-
dral and support the beautiful choir
loft. The decoration is simple yet COM
plete. detracting none from the mas
sive appearance of the building and
leaving nothing to be desired in perfect
decorative finish
The Intermountain Catholic. (Salt Lake City [Utah] ;) 1899-1920, 1908-12-12
Intermountain Catholic Office Moved.

The Intermountain Catholic has re-
moved its Office from the Atlas block to
the Salt Lake Security & Trust Co.
building, 1924 Main street. suite
316. The increase in business re-
quired larger and more spacious of
fees. For this reason it was necessary
to engage a suite Of rooms where all
the employees could have ample room
and the business department be proper
ly handled. Bell phone 4S07.