Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1900-10-20
PoiSrED roLrrIcAL rARAonArms


San Juan isn't a very large county
but the democrats up there think Il 4.
big enough to hold two democratic
tickets.
one Of the prominen, republicans Of
this territory h confident of the elec.
lion % Ir Rodcy lie Offers 10 be,
1000 on the success Of the republican
nominee.
The honest American waEe.earner ls
the peer % the blues, -blo0ded aristo-
orat IN the world. and the dollar paid
him for his toll must be kept an hon
est one hundred cents dollar
The democratic managers IN this ter
ritory send out their speakers with in
structlons 20 make 90 much noise
about imperialism that the people can't
hear what the republicans are saying
about free wool"
The Las Vegas Record gives two col
umns Of shor; interviews with proml-
nent citizens or Las Vegas, all OF
whom say they voted for Ferguson at
the election two years ago. but viii
this time vote FOR Rodey
In a dozen years or 90. Mr. Bryan
Will probably be grateful FOR hia own
defeat The imagination pals before
the problem Of what ne would fnd TO
DO with himself n he become an ex-
president 20 young. with a pledge not
10 run again staring him IN the face.
one thlnE about trusts cannot be too
often reiterated. They bear In them
selves the seeds Of their own destruc-
ton. Whenever an Organization sue
ceeds IN monopoilzing a business and
puts up prices Il inevitably breeds RI
vals. who inevitably cut prices down
again
New Moxicos delegate tC congress
can certainly accomplish more Tor hts
constituency II he ls In aymp thy with
the administration Gian u he IL not
Il II a foreEone conclusion that the
next administration viii be republican.
Therefore. vote FOR Rodey Soy, rro
Chief;ain
The Ration Gazette. democratic
paper. says Although the regularly
ana lawfully elected delegates from
this precinct 20 the democratic con
vention at Springer were not admit
ted and had no voice IN its proceed
ings and although the candidates were
not selected with view 10 making
a strong ticket yet the Gazette will.
aa a party paper. support the ticket
thus set up"
A democratic printer came along the
other day ana We gave him a Job Yes
terday morning We had occasion to re-
fer 20 our Old friend Elijah. when he
was az Mount Horeh. and this demo
cratic oompoHitor planted the good old
man on Mount Haretl" You can't
trust a democrat with biblical Affairs
they are out OF his line--but we apollo
gize TO Elijah.
The ~ Paso Herald says 0f the Tex.
a. gentleman who ~ running for con. |
gress In New Mexico: "MT LArrazolo |
seFveg one term as district attorney
here. but realizing that New Mexico |
Afforded a better field than Texas. for
the realization OF his political ambltisn |
he removed TO Las Vegas" After the /
9Th of November he will realize that
New Mexico n not the field he was
looking for. and VIII probably move on
In March, 1899, e5i sheep raisera in |
the United states reported that they |
had i,ibs.sOi sheep worth an average |
of si7G per head In March. 1890. these |
had increased 10 2.5Oi2i5 sheep. of an |
average value Of $500 per head. In |
30 sheep ralsers reported |
IS. 7os sheep In 1856 average value.
f2.ib, In 1900 these had increased to /
d. .iss worth an average of tt8s In |
Idaho forty sheepmen reported l56.s5g |
sheep. worth tl.75 per head Ia 1853. In |
1900 21S.iG worth &tiO each. You will
not be- able 70 pull the wool over these
sheepmen's eyes this year They viii
not vote TO return Go free trade