Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1902-08-23

compare this condition Of barbarism
with the enlightened methods of his
own day.
New Jersey now manufactures Pueb-
10 Indian pottery. and Navajo blankets
are being made at Philadelphia.
That little row In republican polit.
ical circles at Santa Fe should he com.
promised at the earliest possible date.
The impression is gaining strength
with each batch of Venezuelan war
news that what Venezuela needs In the
present emergency is policemen.
The Colorado Fuel Il Iron company
officials are making big fight for con.
troll of that corporation. John w.
Gates wants TO boss the big concern.
The total immigration into Canada
for the fiscal year ended June 80 foots
up over 10000 persons. Americans be.
ing the largest number by nationality.
Democratic newspapers are endeav.
orine to make 1t appear that there is
friction in republican ranks in this ter
ritory. The wish In this instance Is
father to the thought.
The Citizen is informed that the
slight political differences between re-
publican leaders at Las Vegas have all
been satisfactorily settled. and that
San Miguel county is good for 900
majority at the November election.
The territorial republican central
committee will meet In this city next
Friday, and select place and time of
holding the conven. N to nominate
the next delegate to congress. Ration
wants the convention and that place
Will probably be selected by the COM
mittee
Shipbulding on tie great lakes Ia
assuming remarkable proportions. Last
year forty-three steel vessels were
built for service on these inland seas.
costing about l0,500.000. and there
are orders pending for twenty eight
more of the same type. which will cost
s7.250,000.
Senator Hanna is strong man po-
litically." says Senator Cullom. and
am very fond of him but his health /
will not permit him to make the race |
for the presidency. He Is not candi. |
date and does not want the nomina. |
ton. President Roosevelt will be nom. |
mated, and probably by reclamation.
There is no question about It,"
Mark Hanna says: 1T is hard to 1
ii is hard to arbtrate. /
question when only one side will con
slider it." So it would be to try a law |
suit. But what Is the matter with |
making both sides consider IL? There
was as much objection to trial by jury |
when 1t was first proposed as there is |
now to compulsory arbitration.
The Chicago Record Herald wants |
Greenland bought so that Uncle Sam
can have coaling station that would
the approach to the North |
Pole. And the Los Angeles Times
says that the first thing we know some |
drafted Chicago newspaper will want
us to he buying "lndia's coral strand
in order to command something else 4
The Chicago reach Is long and 1t never /
slecYs.
The raalLe- OF saloons In Washin; /
ton will soon lie sIced by nearly /
half There are now about 5l3 bars,
including clubs. hotels and all places 4
where Intoxicating drinks are sold. 4
These bars have been paying tax OF /
s400 year At license fee. This fee .
has been increased by the new code TO !
$500, and II is estimated by the com |
missioners that the number of bars /
will he reduced to about 275, which /
will be a comparatively snail number /
for = city o. 27S,00o inhabitants.