Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1902-08-23
EDITORIAL NOTES.
Penny grabbing and grinding avarice


portei to be too large for the liars to
han6ie.
The census OF 1900 shows that New
Mexico had twenty citizens that year
over 100 years old.
The value OF the worlds commerce
is two and half or three times as
great as 1t was thirty years ago.
The United States has given up
Marcus island to Japan. II goes with
out saying that Marcus Is willing.
The Ration Reporter ASSERTS that the
city OF Santa Fe cuts but little political
ice.
When you are right II isn't neces.
sary to talk yourself to death telling
about Il.
The printers of the United States
have resolved to have nothing to do
with socialism.
Time spent in bemoaning the mis-.
takes of yesterday will not insure the
success of tomorrow.
Aluminium tubing for scientific in
s'ruments Is drawn SO fine that 1000
feet will weigh only pound.
II few more government reserves
are created in New Mexico there will
be little room left for stockmen.
A healthy crop of snarling political
liars are being bred in this territory
for the fall campaign. They grow with
or without irrigation.
Gold dollars are to be the souvenir
coins issued b. the United States mint
in comm emoration of the St Louis
fair to be held In 1904.
II may not be according to the
Golden Rule but most of us feel rather
glad that Mr.. Schwab of the steel trust
has gone crazy and lost his health.
Distribution of flower and vegetable
seeds by the government will be start
ed September |, three months earlier
than usual
The threatened strike among the
miners at Silverton, Colo, has happily
been averted. This has been done
through a compromise between the
men and their employers.
The people of this city regardless
of political affiliations, will do their
best to make 1t pleasant for the dele.
gates Of the democratic party at the
territorial convention. October 49,
Two of the best young men In New
Mexico edit the two newspapers AT Sil.
yer City, and they are wasting their
time in wordy war that is beneficial
TO no one.
The largest map in the world is the
ordnance survey map of England, con
tanning over 100000 sheets. and cost
ing sl,0o0,00 year for twenty years.
The money question has always been
the principal hobby OF the dem
cratic party This year is bobs up In
the shape of insufficient campaign
funds.
Archbishop Ireland pronounces the
reasonable and far.mnded in the
world. This Is high praise. boldly
spoken and well deserved
a business that isn't worth aever-
Using isn't worth wasting time over.
You never know how much your bust
ness can amount to until you advertise
and find out.
The people are satisfied with the
continued prosperity of this country
and will insure the continuance OF the
party In power which is responsible
for the prosperity which we are now
enjoying.
The democratic party Is not respol'
sible for anything, and so IL denounces
everything that 1, supposes to be gen
orally considered an e.il. and de-
nounces the republican party as re-
sponsibie for II.
Let's give the city a new coat o.
paint and clean up the streets and al
legs. Thousands OF visitors will at
tend the territorial fair. and 1t Is bust
ness to put the whole city in the best
possible condition.
There is a lively political campaign
In progress In Hawaii territory. The
ex-Queen has returned to the islands.
and she Is the leader of one of the po-
litical parties fighting for control OF
the gem OF the Pacific.
The next meeting OF the national IT.
rigation congress will be held in Colo
RADIO Springs beginning en- October 6.
It is announced that three subjects will
receive special attention-sorestry.
harmony and colonization.
The Cliff dwellings of Mancos and
other sections in the southwest. are
drawing a great many visitors. among
them some OF the most prominent peo-
pie of America and Europe, fortunate
| ~ a number OF scientific writers.
The Ration Range says: "The Al
buquerque Daily Citizen has been en-
larged to seven column. eight page
paper, and Ii now the largest daily
newspaper In New Mexico. II would