Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1893-06-03
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ALBUQUERQUE. JyNE 3, Isga

TEST tuhN Wv
II IL no, the man who wants ot needs
the Office most who will ~ rule make
the bee, servant 81 the people.
Gov TuugNiuN and the blood hounds.
Il IL 10 bc siucetrly hoped, will etfectually
suppress crime 10 san VI guel county.
All the arrangements necessary to
the es,nh' shmrnt - ~ legation IN Vast
ingtou ~ frscnilug III, government oi
Sam hay" been completed.
EvLN dizzy II becomes more clear that
thus ia not u civiI tetNire reform admin
isttatou. Is pro'csaiou- % Devotion t.
the reform. we're a,, CANNON.
Tnr town ~ Furtoria, Odo, IL para.
lyard by the failure ~ ~ Secretary ~
the Treasury Lhas. Foster. ills bank
went down with sGDO,OJO liabilities.
Jrsrict BEKNGR. ~ the United States
supreme court, haa decided that ~ urIee
received 10y fRufoad met are risks they
assum me when accepting their positions.
DEitc,ri Jo Eru has failed 20 SECURE
federal positions for his political foIloW.
ere, aud they ure becoming convinced
tina, he has little influence at Washing
ton.
InRul on the efforts ~ 81 Gov. Prince
the worlds Far managers have d"-lR
mated Sept. II ~ SILVER day. New Mex
loo viii be- there IN force on that date,
and will he heard
TuE general impression seems 10 hr
that the p'-a-ut ghin-ss OF the mone'
market viii be ~ short duration. CrOpr
will soop brRtn To move aud money viii
iiDW westward again.
TuE Indications ara exceedingly favor
able that u pru-perou. mining camp will
he established at Los ilu.rtns, near Der
naiillo. The latest strKrs are rich IN
silver, aud there l. abundance" ~ pay ing
ore Ia slaht.
Ar the bogIun,ug ~ this year ther"
were l,7Ol 5000 francs IN gold and
l,2j1. unobl francs ~ culver IN the vaults
Of the Bank IL Frnus-. It would reIur"
G<i care 81 a capacity u ten tohs ea' Ia -
move the m-tais.
TIM collector ~ internal revenue Tor
the nor h-fn dstr,ct u prohibition Iowa,
reports ~ more r"tgIl hquOr hc-use~
this year than last. Prohibition IN that
state seams 10 be- ike cAudle, the long
or II stands the shorter II grows.
Tnt Austr dIan ctlsls, q which ucch
siDnal ~ mptnms have reached To. United
States 10y way az London aud IA Ia. form
u bank fh,Inrr, ~ evidently quite ~ ="
rlou~ an all ar To Easnrhm"n as WA th"
collapse ia the Argentine it-public IA
lNp
CuSDRts- would s"stu To- have taken u
social white elephant upon Its hands ~
inviting the luinuta EulnlR 10 thus cuun
try as the nations su"st, Whatever may
be- wrong with the luinuta's health her
sense ~ her own lmpurtHEce uo.su I seem
u have suffered any.
lnE man uI - day who merely trles
Ia hul hIs uHu, cannot even do that
lie must str,y" hy new methods and new
enterprises o. excel his fellows, To
stand stall II impossible lie must 20
forward, or hs will De pushed back
ward.
TnE accomplished lads Journalistic
have come To the front IN the Press """'
gress at Chicago. Bot II would VI ms
..L. ." I"I"r that u - eat part OF the
newspaper work of this country IN done
BY women, though each year women are
getting better hold 10 journalism.
CERTAlS TENS IN the administration's
financial y hey which the president wall
urge on congress have been agreed upon
II ~ nov believed that the president has
practically determined, with the acquies
snce Of the secretary OF the treasury,
upon these three measures, namely: The
unconditional repeal Of the silver law,
the repeal u the state bank tax, and an
Income tax.
THERE 10 demand IN this territory
for trained teachers who speak both the
English and spanish languages. Sever
al schouls IN this county we're closed
during ~. past winter bscauss compe.
tent teachers in those lang uRges could
not be- procured. The normal schools
this summer will train number of
teachers, and Il is believed the demand
will be supplied before the fall term Of
the public achools begin.
IT IL SAID that tx President benjamin
Harrlson's law lectures, soon g. be given
NJ the Stanford university. CRlliJrniS,
will br marked by new aud excellent
feature. lie HIll outline gn information.
al code " law 81 govern the leading TIA
tious Of tie world, which will leave
their internal affairs intact, but make
their world wide relations and possible
dlsagreements matters 10 be settled by
soms general code and without resort 10
arms.
THE number OF imm grants arrived at
the princlpHl ports last month 10 Official
y stated At ,j,9Gl, against 90,595 in April
last year. For the four months o. the
present calendar year tho number 81 ar
rivals vas li52'J, against lss. 80 Tor tn.
same time l.st year Finally, Tor tho ten
expired months ~ the current fiscal year