Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1903-01-10
Cures all stomach troubles

sent no kilograms to any newspaper on
the subject
On the whole, 1902 was not very
good year for the copper men. Prices
ruled about IL to 70 cents pound
higher than the record low prices OF
1894, but wages and materials were
also higher.
During the civil war New Mexico
sent G,56l volunteers to the union
army, and yet senators of the United
States question the loyalty of the ter.
ritory to the national government. At
that time the territory had only SO SGT
population.
Gov. M. A. Otero, Hon. Sol. Luna,
Capt. A. d. Fall and Major w. II. H.
Llewellyn are in Washington. repre-
scouting this territory in the statehood
fight. Hon. Frank A. Hubbell left last
night and will reach Washington on
Wednesday morning. These gentlemen
will ably represent the territory, and
will get statehood If it is possible.
The Pueblo Chieftaln says that the
idea of New Mexico and Arizona being
Joined in one state is a pretty good
one, and may prove a solution of the
entire statehood problem. II is now
stated that bill providing for admit
ting the two as one state will be intro.
duced as soon as the senate meets.
and that Senator Quay is in favor of II
as an alternative In case the omnibus
bill can not be passed
No man can put chain about the
ankle of his fellow man without at last
finding the other end Of IL fastened
about his own neck. The lesson of all
ages on this point is that wrong
done to one man is wrong doEe to all
men. 1t may not be felt at the mo.
ment. and the evil day may be long
delayed; bat so sure as there is a
moral government of the universe. so
sure will the harvest of evil come
Frederick Douglas.
The Sultan of Morocco has the
thirty-cent look
A cooperative telephone company in
Michigan costs its subscribers twenty
cents a month.
The oldest code of laws has been
found In the ruins OF Susa, and dates
back to 1900 b. C.
Cogs of paper are now inserted in
the wheels of high speed machines.
They are noiseless and very durable.
The Fort Marcy reservation should
be sold and the proceeds applied to the
erection of public school buildings in
Santa Fe.
The report that Senator Fairbanks
was in favor OF the omnibus statehood
bill is without foundation He is op.
posed to the bill.
Alaska is proving its adaptability to
agriculture. Good crops of garden
truck and fair crops of grain were
made during the past season.
| Fire losses in the United States and
Canada in 1902 were 100000 less
than IN 1901, and yet reached the i'm
mense total OF $161 900 900.
; Here's what We can do, gentlemen
of Albuquerque, statehood or not We
can make this city within a few years
one of the best in the whole country.
Between health foods and CORE
r spondence schools of physical culture
. guaranteed to prolong human life. the
life insurance business should be de-
cidedly on the up grade.
How many regulations would remain
/ unsullied II gossips and slanderers
I would follow the Saviors injunction
to "let him among you who is without
r sin cast the first stone"
Z Senator Burnham will talk for two
| whole days against statehood for New
: Mexico. When we think about having
wasted a bottle of Monticello club
J whisky on that man 1t makes our soul
3 sorrowful.
/ Who shall say that China is not pro-
. crossing when the students of one OF
Its leading colleges have all forsaken
. the school because the president ex,
D cluded an up-todate newspaper from
) the institution?
E II costs Uncle Sam quite a sum
every ten years to ascertain the size
I OF his family. The cost OF the twelfth
= census is said to have been s12,s54
q SIS, or an average Of 10 2-s cents per
, capita.
}. The Phoenix Republican says tina,
C one Of tho most regrettable features
0 Of the campaign for statehood is the
3 attitude Of President Roosevelt There
4 can be no doubt that the omnibus bill
I would pass II the president could see
, his wsy clear to give the measure the