Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1893-03-04
EDITORIAL. NOTf

~ tho country
TnE COLORADO visitors ~ trss"d them
selves highly pleased attn tie cntmcn,
they received nj Santa Er HUi lul- city.
Jos. r. SNNt ~ , NprSrr, nd has
bringing the Culurndp visitrfr ~ this
clty lsa credit H. u,- "urryy aud enter
prise.
TnE Territorial unt,ern,y vii pros.
! i'"r the ensuing tau y.Hrs, the appfoprn
ton iur ila maintenance being con-idrrn
Oly IN rcpred
HoKE SMltm IL said to weigh "a the ",
c,uity ~ M p,unds \ man who lns ro
much Interior himself uugh, 10 mako u
sooh secretary ~ IT,
"OLp GtnHY" carries With her on y
cInllz,lI"n but progress. Already there
~ a project uu loot Tor the lay lrg ~ u
able from Hawaii to the United States
\ NgN N"Uk man made $iu,uO by
selling the hauds ~ h,n thfe. beautiful
Daughters IL mattlmuny 10 Wealthy men
~ WV ~ ''Ni'' w NlliN' UNtt NbfbhH W aus
actions.
TnE Colorado ylriturs were prov idrd
With coplre %; lH.i Saturdays CrrihtN,
a"d the rross representatives. we're EUR.
prlsrd 81 kuuw that u fourteen page pa
yer could Ice ptlr ted w thiarrty
GovERSoG NrkINLsY's financial
,trmta, caused 10y ,r!ud,cious gene,os.
~, have caused general feeling ~
sympathy iur the uau lie wns ruined
by friend MANY mru have been 10
the s,ms prcdI,amcnt
SryIRAL mining men viii the Colo.
RADIO party were supplied with several
hundred cop,"4 ~ the write W II MuhAvr
county. they ARE desltuus ~ spreading
the nfttmat,pn cbrcartins the mines ~
that region, aud good Investments ma,
bc expected from the iutotmtti fur
nDsE,d.
luE politicians ~ congress Nlr rre
hdbust"rlug against the Suti option AID
rM coupler bills are playing WITH fire.
When u congressman rrHis's The plan
and sefevident desire ~ the mass ~
q the people Of all parties, he merely
does injury TO that party To which he
belongs
Tmt proposed Hearst school Tor hoy &
uoat Sau FraucIsco, Will Ice op"n 10y the
close ~ the year. The founder, Mrs.
George Hears widow Of the late senator,
has set apart u tine farm - iJo acres Tor
the purpose, and Is preparing g. erect II
building TOR the uee 81 the boys, to cost
g. U,cp Boys from eight To sixteen
years will be reared and taught all
kinds OF useful trades.
TnE Hampton Institute, devoted 10
the tralTi'g, un large rcRie, oi bIackr
and Indiana, haas wrought under the al
miuls,ratior - III skIlful director, Gen.
Armstrong, remarkable work, aud has
mad. itself felt aud widely recognized AZ
one ~ the great c.vlIlZing fOrces u the
nation. The school has been hampered
by lack of money, and the effort IN being
made in New York and elsewhere, to re-.
rruit i,s endowment fund.
Tuc trial 81 Charles II. Dane, presi
don't ~ the dcfunct First National banks
u Silver City and DcmIng, got for the
ooh inst. before the United States court,
now ~ session in Las Cruces, was last
Tuesday postponed until the September
term, owing to thu inability OF Mr.. Thos.
a. Cntron, Danes attorney. to be in
attendance. Al the same time, MIR. Danes
bond WAS reduced from t25,UOO To Els.
WO,and II IL altogether likely that hs will
furnish that security and be released.
A REPORT Of the successful ainkIng OF
an artesian we'll ON a ranch IN south.
western Texas is interesting because II
strsns thens the belief that water can be
procured 10 this way in grea; many
parts Of the south west Tor the rsclama.
ton OF land which 10 now arid. Men are
slow 10 making experiments in sinking
artssian wells, for the expense IL great,
but |, IL very possible that the condition
OF the staked plains could be very great.
ly improved through the search for ar
tesian water.
Sur HrlLDEs eel mate that 10 the pres
cot cong ess does not make an Rpproprl.
atCl Tor the construction % an new war
vessel 1t will probably be- tive years be
fore any weasel not yet provided FOR will
be built. IL The ueAt congress- should
make an app opriaton, tia contract tor
the vessel uorld hardly bs lot Ut der two
years from the date, fo' VunHfess viii
not meet nearly year hence. and the ap.
preparation would probably not be- made
uLtil the close Of that long session. This
suggests that the present congress
should appropriate enough for the con.
sttdc; ON of one or two new ships. in
order tina, the work ot rebuilding the
navy may not be checked.
lr is probable that the cases Of poison.
ing resulting from eating canned toma.
toes are usually due to the tomato
worm. In numb'r u irstancss Of
poisoning in San Francisco examination
Of the contents Of the can disclosed the
presence OF worm, Tue tomato worm
10 known 10 bs poisonous, and it's accl.
dental inclusion "a the can would be very