Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1902-03-15

'slS az supper
The smoker was largely Informal in
character and early M the evening the
rooms Ci tho club were wei filled with
representative men of the city There
were cigars III abundance. there was
large howl OF puu,h there was music
10y Professor nj Mauro and Miss Han.
thorn and there was IN unrostrarcd
spirit of soCability Witch was delight
tul to guests and hosts alike. Mayor
Marion presented those to the guests
who had not met them and shortly be
fore 9 O'Clock a more formal program
was commenced.
THE LOCAL SPEAKERS.
Mayor Marion acted as toastmastcr
as it were" and after few words of
welcome. called ON Judge l.. $ Trim
bic for some remarks. Judge Tumblc
referred 20 the fact that all the rail.
roads IN the United States were built
IA his day. lie referred to the number
of plans made for roads through this
section by Cleveland. Jcn Davis. Blaine
and other we'll known men. Tie oN-
pressed the wish that he might live to
see "A road through the Tijcras canyon.
tie thanked the visitors for coming TO
N, citN
W b. Childcrs had been referred 10
hy Judge Iumhic as one who Vas here
In tho early days and ne was called out
and referred to the early days OF Alhu.
qucrduo Tho favorable location of the
city and the advantages which have
been derived from the Santa Fc were
pointed out Mr. ChiIdors expressed
the hope that the Rock Island might
come here bat hc urged that moral
and financial aid and support be- giyoa
A
meters ask nothing ul Albuquerque
that they are not willing to give Thorn
selves He closed with u high tribute
To- Judge rrimIl.. his devotion to A.
huluorquc and IT'S interests. AID his
HONORABLE, career IN roprcscntiug Tho
district Of Kentucky which is now
represented by Representative Wheel
cr. whose recent speech ne severely
condemned
Tn, sottllu" of the question of titles
by IN, court oi private land claims is
tho beginning OF better times. said II
y Ferguson. Ho believed that tho
greatest commerce OF the world viii bee
ON the Pacihc and with that VIII come
trunk lines through New Mexico. "A de-
NcIupmcnt of resources and n prosper
ity that is unhoard of The importance
of having such road as Is proposed
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offcr 10y the projectors ot stock Tor al
money subscribed and said ho never
before had seen company which gave
stock for what was usually considered
"A gilt Albuquerque. he said. must
have another road II 1t ever hoped 20
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GENERAL TORRANCE REPLIED.
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leo and said he had gained his idea of
II from reading dime novels and other
cl"vatins literature. Tie expected To
ma everyone armed. but ne has been
greatly disappointed, as he has not
seen man shot or hanged since he
came ont. He told many funny stories
and his response was witty Turning
10 the business in hand, General Tor
rance said the road would be butt and
II ought 10 Il" SO As To develop ia"
country. II" could not see any sense
IN sending New Mexico wool 10 Massa'
chusctts 20 he woven into cloth 20 toe
worn M Albuquerque, nor could he see
the sens" IN shipping cattle from New
Mexico 10 Kansas city To he Killed and
the meat shipped back To New Mexico.
lie thought New Mexico was the place
10 do this and ship II out from here.
Railroads only would FURNISH the op-
portunitV