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All the towns in New Mexico are
making healthy growth.
1.-THE most important thing in life
is how to live."
FL Paso is TO have new brewery, and
the water question has ceased to at
tract attention in that thirsty city.
Italian politicians do not bother thu ir
brains about who is to be the next king
of Italy, but they are guessing
much as to the pope.
If the Albuquerque Eastern railway
is not built Albuquerque can be made a
pleasant little village and rents will be
cheap.
There are many dirty roads to be
crossed in life, but with little pa
thence you will always be able to find a
clean crossing.
The Pecos valley is becoming peopled.
During the past year 635,3l8 acres
Of government land was entered at the
Roswell land Office.
What is the world coming to when a
buffalo cores boy in Jersey City and
Geronimo JONES the church in Oklaho-
ma? Where is the wild and woody?
1t is estimated that the number Of
automobiles in use in the United States
is about 81 900 and is increasing at the
rate of $4,000 to $4,000 per month.
P. r. Smith of Deming could build a
town most any where. He is one Of
the real benefactors Of southern New
Mexico and has pulled Deming out of
the ruts. Citizen.
The machinery in the old Aztec mill
just above Silver City will be utilized
as much as possible in the new construc-
ton of the new concentration at the
mines Mr.. McAllister has also pur-
chased some patent dry concentrating
tables to place in the MILL
Wall street is greatly surprised that
the country at large is taking SO little
interest in its painful performances.
The western farmer holds the center of
the stage at the present time.
The highest wage in the world is
$3.50 a minute for day of six hours.
1t is received by the Car of Russia
and it is doubtful if many people
care to thread his way amid plots and
dynamite bombs even for the wages.
The national irrigation congress is
making a new department this year.
1t Is offering a prize Of $50 to the per-
son comprising the ode, suitable to the
purposes of the congress and embody-
ing what it represents.
Everywhere in the west it has been
proven that the building of manufac-
turing and industrial establishments
with home capital is the most success
full and are the most benefcient to the
people where they are located.
Sir Thomas Upton is the most popu-
lar foreign sportsman in the world to-
day. He has won the admiration Of
the yachtmen on both sides Of the At
lantic by his courageous and untiring
effort to lift the American cup.
The New England states are being
filled up with foreign population. In a
few years the Atlantic states will be
wholly foreign and the American"
people will be found west Of the Miss
issippi river.
The erection Of a sixty-ton concentra-
tor will be commenced at the Aztec
group Of mines in the Pinos Altos dis
trict in the next few days.
William McAllister. who has the
properties leased from St Louis parties
who own the mines, has just returned
from trip to that city, where he en-
tered into arrangements for the build
ing of the mill.
According to the United States gov
enment's July report on growing crops
there will be yield this year more
than 100, 900, 900 bushels of wheat and
2,26S, 100000 bushels of corn. These
figures compared with last year show a
considerable reduction in the yield of
corn, but a great increase Of wheat.
What is said TO be the largest auto
mobile in the world has been put in OPP
Grafton in New York. 1t is an electric
wagon twenty-five feet long and