Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1902-09-20

pull together In the future for the up
building of the future state, and the
prosperity OF its cities.
The New Mexican says that II looks
as II Delegate b. S. Rodey has a cloa.
field for denomination.
The chances are favorable that Ro-
dey and FERGUSON will be the oppos.
/, ing candidates for delegate to congress
F; this fall
That little row in republican circles |
as Santa Fe is merely scientific spar
ring for points.
Las Vegas will have winning team |
in the base ball tournament at the ter
ritoY,al fair.
| The socialists of this territory in |
tend to nominate candidate for dele.
gate to congress.
| In these days of volcanic activity |
the United States is able to point with |
pride to Mount Kilauea. In Hawaii. |
which has burst forth into active erup-
ton.
| For the st. Louis exposition aerial
ship competition. in which prizes
amounting to sl50000 are offered
twelve aeroneuts are known to be pre-
pairing.
During the past twelve years the
government of Cape Colony has drilled
about $500 artesian wells at various
points for the development of agricul-
ture. Three.fourths of these have tap
ped water, and they are now produc
ing, by pumping. from 1000 TO $4,000
gallons each daily.
| The anthracite coal troubles are re
sulting in the extensive substitution OF
crude oil for fuel. The recent trip of
1.-The steamer Monterey from San iran
cisco to Samoa and back proved its cf-
flcioncy as fuel. It occupies less space
than coal, takes fewer men in the fur
, mace room and possesses steaming
qualities superior to coal.
, AT last the factional fight in the
, Texas republican organization is end
ed. and all is harmonious. The result
; is due directly to President Roosevelt,
who let the leaders of both sides know
THAT he wanted results-that he cared
I, far more for one republican elected
from the state than for the success OF
any man or set of men in the organi-
I cation.
II At conference OF the Bernalillo
9 county republican delegation To the
:, Ration convention to nominate dele
, gate TO congress. Hon. Frank A. Hub
:, bell was authorized to repres ant the
, delegation In every way prior To said
convention. Any agreements that ne
a makes for the delegation in the inter
est of Mr.. Rodey's candidacy will be
a endorsed by the whole delegation. II
u unity is strength. and the repubiicans
= of this county are as one for Mr.. Rodey
- for delegate to congress.
',I In recent speech at Ogden, Utah
Senator Beveridge said. I'm the five
e. years beginning with the Inauguration
:, Of William Mckinley the balance o.
~ trade In our favor was greater than II
!, the entire century Of the nations life
Il was not only greater than the com
! blned balance of trade during all thu
:, rest OF the century but 1t was nearl!
" 500 per cent greater than the balance
OF trade In our favor during our entir'
" history as a nation. Yet the opposl
~ ton ask the people 20 repudiate tina
- management OF national affairs"
All talk of an extra session OF tn
:, senate In November has been abar
I, doned, and the president will devot
~ his time to the preparation of his al
~ nrai message to congress and In toul
ing. AS soon as he returns from hi
~ trip TO the northwest. the presiden
will start to work on his message I
&c congress, and this labor will occup
80 most OF his time until the first OF ID
=" cember.
We John W. Gates, who ought to know
nj declares there are only two men In tn
es world richer than Marshall Field, tn
ct great Chicago merchant, whom h
rates at 100000 900. The two whoI
do Gates puts ahead Of him are John ]
at Rockefeller and Andrew Carnegie. TIL
~ extraordinary thing about Mr.. Field
CT wealth IL that Il was not made out {
ch any monopoly or special privileg
err Brains. newspaper advertising and
to readiness to see and grasp opportun