Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1894-05-05

New Mexico The older man. Grnrral
Rol"r : Granger. has jus, paSsei ava,
lie graduated fi,,m w"s, Pom, IN is.ss. ~ 4.
manned in the regular army, was captured
al ~" ,ttbrrsk " the civil vsr IN texas
snd was oNchAnged ~ iSG2 llr Wa~ dur.
NIX hr wat. for considerable time. IN
command ur the diN,ricts " Nashville and
Mddlr Tennessee. AMI was s-rving IN Al.
ahamA when the war closed II" WINS ~.
u,,pl ~ lN13 ami ll,rd tn the great w" "
~ years
TuK wu"l production - tpr tu'ch
states Increased r'm iSGn To- $50 lG> II
pet rrrt; frum 1870 4" iNSn. ~ ~ l~i
r,,iii from 1850 tu l>.m. Is ~ rrr zen, I
FROM is'oto lNn2. q :! Iai r,u, tn" ,o
tai ,ucr.as, irum 1850 tn lN31 was - ~
i''r cent Consumption increased go ,u'
.tmr TIM" ~ - prr cent. The Lundun
Board ~ rialr estimates ih" worlds pro-
duciiuu between l>'l Anb lN~' Increased
TOO per zen, Thr Wa.rs oi 2l9,l3! en-
p'uyrs ur American Wopl'u industries
,muuul g. nearly S71.Um.uOl annually
rhrir worn qu,lruplrs Va" Nalu" u about
sp.UU.up worth of wunl used These
lartr giNra luminous dra 1T the mAgui-
tudc IT ~" ln,"irri- hich al, e. l~ dealt
a deadly blow 10y the Wilson hill.
li,r National Educational As-rintrru
uf Ne United states viii hold lie annual
convention thus year nj AShury Park,
New J"rrry. July Il tn ~ AL members
~ NJ, Nr-n. ia,iun who attend th" runvrn.
ruu. vii hr gwen dalf rates -, the hu,rl-
,ud the railroads w,il nir" grant rIrr,ni
rates Hon AmHdu IhaNrs, territorial
superintendent, "i puhhr instruction. II
dr-ruus # having NJ many ,ra"h-rr NJ
r,t.ily can attend FROM New MrN"",
Tns drm stand taken Wy the people 81
! Cotton. California. liar resulted ~ break.
! uug up the branch IT the Industrial Army
whirh gathered at that place. TIA" men
are reported 4" be- drifting back from the
dr,"r, IA scattered groups. II other conn
muui,ir~ hAd shown ar much u"mu"r- u
dealing with thcsr r""pl" ~ ia" Cotton
people have. J., II rr,hahr that ia" rntir,
movement Nuuld haN" fallen through and
/ the ruuu,Iy would have h-'rn spared mucl
anxiety aud possible trouble"
1rk san MAr,lal l5rc says Nv + NJ
! trrgh,, city editor "t u" Alhuuu"rlu'
! GlrIhEN. wa IA town yesterday hurtliul
! hurIurs~ f,r one IT ia" h''st and most ~
trrrstiuE daIn-r III the southwest. And a.
! course. met with g,-d Surcrsn. InK CIR
lAE> g,vrr ,h" la,rst dispatches aud tern
tnrAl news, AMI II "a mwIrl 1T tyI|grapb
zeal neainerS aud journalistic enter
prize"
! OWINh Ia the pressure 81 private busi
nrzr. G. u. Eddy has found it ab-olutrl,
nrcrss ,ry ,u resign the Wee. pi"Sni-nc!
and general mAuagership 1T the Pecos ir
figation Hui Improvement company, Tia
i'rcos Valley town company. AMI oi vic'
president of the Poems company. lie vii
confirm" To- act az director Ia the P-cr
Valley railway company. AMI dirrctnr II
ia" pccns c"inpany.
A RAILROAD waif ir,m Whit. Oaks: Tn
new map IL the Pccos valley shows tn
prcos Valley road forming ai -, Roe
we'll, on. extension going I" Alhuquerlu.
passing Whit, Oaks som. ten ar iw.ly,
miles To the northeast, and the other fol
iowing up til. valley aud terminating a
Las Vegas.
, 90. ,,.!i s.N :. =; .a.s.l - ma, h.:i;.
i INA soskf@sIrs iSrM,e'm,tSf asp.
n Judge IA he Is politician. Sine. he he
came secretary II state. ght of his lie
cisions as circuit judg. have been =,
viewed 10y III. supreme court of I'll
United stat, - and every one ~ them LA
been reversed. when his present tenuI
OF office -xpircH. h. will b- retired
privat" life forever.
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