Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1896-03-28

'hl". ' r result u lIAl llir n'ltttlllWl
5I,nppcaf hrfufr THIS iunuN Ike the
mountain .upW under \rW N"Niro
.tmmri .Uu lhr republican, hup, tu
" IT." uut IL" dr.uurra,r umJIlN at the
newt election H." ahNr thct- answer
,uur question a. to- tlr. character 81 the
prup" settling the lrru- valley. hut that
There may be- IL, .,lnllturr to rIuIN"ca.
tom viii ADJ that they are NJ u high
cl--, that tie" AZ intellectual. ,u'r
rrtir tLlu-,Iluu- AMI honest
What ATE tlto prospect ior an rNtru.
sion # the ror"- ldll,N Lulruad from
Ro-W u IT, Na-hhuIur
Ihr indication, arr h,mahh lot Az
nrlN rNtrn ton. SURVEYORS are nov IA
the held Irrf,rtIug III" survey made u
year ~" and preparing plat {" III" ~
the uityd state lalIi uilirr lot night "
HaN over guNutuiurul hnd hr road
W. pat ~ ~" hands ~ u irc"lN,r alrut
~ week 49,, the ulJ.rt being I" either
furrr the uln!ufatr minority bond
holder, e. sell ont ~ IT, agtrr
t. cancellation uf the pres
rut hnni- and accept III lieu th'fr"f u
Ike Amount ii bonds "a the ntlrr line,
including the a,r miles to hr hullt be-.
tween Roswell aud Nashhurnr. ieNa-.
Il the mlnutlt, bond holders continue
lurlufHtr. II may take year a. ftr"2r
them out. through the nrcr~-afll, slow
prrr~~ ~ courts. kut ~ sensible per
-un luaglur- that thrh viii not com
prunli-r and consent t"a Reorganization
hrfurr losing all II they should prove
contrary II would take u Ncas tu uu~t
lhrm. AMI l"aN" u reorganization that
wIuli "uahlr Ill" company to huild.
When tins gap l. liIlri between Roswell
AuI Ma-hhurur W. shall have an ait
| llu' L. kan-a, ct, AMI chicago"
"Nhan information could iuu furnish
In tiIi/lN ~ relation TOT H. EldS :
projected road lut" a." Whit" oak c"uu.
trN -
| i was told m man who l. IN "A ia.
,illou Ia know that II the coal inNr-tlga
! tlun~ proved satisfactory the road would
hr built, that I" Ia" present time develop.
mrnt~ haN" not proven satisfactory. that
a diamond dTlll was put tn work on the
tarrzuzl Hat last week and the result 81
discoveries hoped Tor would determine
the fate 81 the enterprise; tina, within a
few weeks at most the success ~ failure
Of the schcul" would be- announced. lio-
we'll lpnk- hopefully towards this pro
Jrrtrh road, aud ~ -oou a. Mr. Eddy an
nouIcr- that h. will build. our cltiz"nr
prOpr-" Ia raise n bonus ~ sJtur e
have II extended from the Salem cuuntt,
sas. IN the rNrlt the read l. built, Albu
Iurrque should put un her OSrrallS and
90 a. work I" SECURE u connection am
thereby control a vast trade that the IA
turr will develop ia the rrcu- valley"
Christian tii,S'n-hip Meeting.
A large congregation filled the Congrr
gational house of Worship on the High
lands SUNDAY evening and listened Il
addresses by Rev. Young. II the Baptis
church, Rev. Allen, ~ the Congregations
church. and Rev. Foulks, Mrth"dis
church south. Mr.. Young, the tir-
speaker ah, .cl,rd political federation
drnuunring political intolerance ~ tn
one drgrr" removed from rrligiui~ IN
Tolerance. he favored political Mhltra
ton uIi ,rXrd questions II political poll
t, aud earnestly implored christian mel
I" aid IN the nomination aud Election Il
Just men to office. he believed that whrI
go.d men governed gond tlnr- would b
had.
Mr. FmIlks dwrlt on Christian p"lltirn
responsibility IN politics hat admit"
that he seldom voted.
81. Allen romplimrntr1l Albuquerque
present city government but declared III
: future full II danger II g"h men did ~
unite for g"d government. ESPECIALLY |
municipal AFFAIR.". lie urged upon thrl
tians the Importance of attending the
= PARTY primaries and insisting upon III
E nomination 81 gwh men aud working Il
e their election,
? No plan ~ concerted political arilo
!, was mapped out al the meeting ~ "'"
y suggested, "a" reverend gentlemen "nl
= urging the importnnc" of pure men !
= office AMI the ChriStian'- r'-ron-lllllI
! IL such men were not given the r"liln'
of mhlIc affairs,
l.. Death Ia ~, Iouts
- has. \, Pate. brother al MI-, I.
Movers, ~ this city. and MR.. John I
g " agnrf, IT East Las Vegas died ut :
lnuls the other evening, aged ~ year
!. Mr.. Pate Visited Albuquerque a,h'nt II
n wears age, and an receiving dement's
his health returned la II l"ul~. IL
health. howryrr, again failed ~ -. iHul
- and about two years agn hr again eau
IL west Ia this city, Feeling that hr ha
IA been Restored 10 health Ani ihl
> his business relations demanded his lin
u In II. Louis. hr returned I" Missouri Az
!" now the distressing news 1T his death
~ received ~ hl, two soTTuwlhg sister
Mrs. Wagner i here With MIS- Meyer
and Tar CITl/r> rNt"nhs I" them H. r"I
:" dulrnrrs.