Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1894-08-11
at'eeklg Citizen
ALBUQUERQUE - ArGvsrli. ,sH
RcLL on. - ship II state

Nsw MKxlCo should have strong
statehood delegation a, Washing tpu.
THH city Of Chicago ,r the larerr, I-n-
tai district IN the world, NJ, excepting
London.
lr IL such fAnAtical outbreaks ~ that H.
Tao~ county which r-tatd the growth ot|
New Mexico.
LAST year Australia pr-iucet gold t."
the value II Si,OOO,OOO in excess IT al!
other country.
ls June oi this year lb.Wo,oOo childrr,
were found to b- rnrnllJl IN the rchunh
Of the United States
TH'T "one party idea IN San Miguel
county IL a brilliAu, -chcn" ou the part If
feliI Martinez. but itcanurt Las, through
mote than one campaign.
THK Me,hois, Episcopal church hN,
2,JOO,OOO members, owns oyer I,mu
churches and 1000 parrnuAgcs worth H.
the aggrcga,. Sl25,UOo,ON
THs cnal miners strike at Crrrilos IL
over, aud the then wen, To- work ,hir
morning Abou, 500 men are employed
In the mines Ia the vicinity "f IcrrliIur.
Tax trrgrArhic editors IA the United
STATES will get the worst 81 the JAranrrr-
Chn-r- war. Their battle will l." thr
names uf c"mhatAuis, l",alitirr aud ships
ENDLASp IN nn the rid, II China ~ ia,
war which II going "u IN t"rra, hu,
therr Ar other reasons Why the United
States sympathisrr with Japan AMI dr
Hir-s lie success.
TnK recent disturbance At the tomb II
Andrew jackson was probably only that
hslplcss old man turning over ~ HE
grave at snme II the references To- him N
recent democratic platforms
Tux Morning Blunder-r thinks Free
coal aud free lr'n ore would hc guvi
things." Onr IL the principal industries
of New Mexico ~ coal mining. aud free
coal will close up the mines -, Gallup.
Ar BlurshuIgA Siuglr.TAn club har
been urganiz-d. LIE platform IL tina, ia"
land II the country should bear all thu
burdens oi AsAi,nn, leaving the rich
capitalists, Ike the tiouidr, tAI free.
TnK Catholic church IL using strong If.
forte to suppress the penit-ntcs in this
territory, and Ia meeting with Succ.rH.
The penitcntes ARE now not heAri of eS-
c-pt III out. OF the.wAy places like Taos.
TaIs city IL the objective point Il the
kAnsas. oklahoma Central n Southwrst.
ern rAilr al, aud ia. money har been pr'-
cured for the building of the line. Il. 7
Mckinney II this city, In one II ,h. III.
r-c,oir IL the company.
THs railroad rrc".vrrship Indur'r,
hourirh.s in these democratic days. On,
hundred and hny-tSu lines II railroad II
the United States. operating i3,22d miles
Qfruad. r-pr-scnting II capitalization &"
.-- ->-- ..-..Ao ~ So
ccivers.
Nor one dollar oi silver In being added
to ih. circulation. What silver in co,n.d
is being used Ia retire oliver notes, To ~.
them out Of tue way ~ that they can moi
be usod in drawing out the treasury gold
under the construction II the law from
Mr.. Carlisle's point " view.
THkRk are some domucrN,ic poll iciAnr
Ia tins territory who are doing all in then
p"wer 10 delay sta ehoI I'LL after Tia.
next election. They think they see per.
sonal gain IN this course, but Il they de-
feat statshooh they will be mai. Ia real.
ne the error or their nsrr'w I.olicy.
srsSL IL nov cheaper than iron. 1,
seems hardly porSibl-, but the estimates
Of cost Va IL recent bidding for bridge IN
Peunsy lyAuiA Ia be- made with steel
s'ringers aud steel rive,s waS lower than
like estimate for tn. rame bridge made
with iron riringsrS aud irun rivets.
D.LKGArg JosKrH writes 10 u gentle
man IN tins city that the statehood bill
may h- put over Ia the winter session bet
caus. of ih. opposition Of Seustor
PlHu, II Joseph WAS honest he would
admit that he If trying to delay the hill,
thinking II will help secure his reelection
as delegate next fall.
TuS Chicago Inter. Ocean says il re-.
mains for the coming irrigation congress
y, Denver Ia formulAt. a national policy
and code Of local laws II further
remarks that ",h- congress has n grea,
aud practical problem Ia solve, and the
solution IL II is simply in interesting the
people until they will justify the govern
m-nt in taking hold ii the question, I"
Intelligent, people everywhere now recng.
niEe the importance Of the irrigation q ues-
ton.
lSsrkAD 81 saying that wheat has
fallen Nj much, or that cotton has de-
clined M much. II would be more reason
able To aay that gold has gone up. This
In what the uhrinkage IL values means,
says the Atlanta Constitution. The fall
ing prices 81 our staples and Of labor and
lAbor's products, indicate = correspond-
ing rise in the value IL the gold dollar.
As u matter 81 fact, gold Ia now At n
premium, but this premium L. expressed
Ia the prices of products.