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New dexicO is in position to add con-
slderably to the zinc production of the
United States.
a trial run Of the mill at Philipsburp
near Fairview, Sierra county, was mode
last week and proved to be quite salts
factory.
There is quite a demand in New
Mexico for the rigid enforcement of
the Sunday observance law. It is
bound to cone New Mexican.
The home paper that gives you all
the news OF the day is as much of
factor in making home happy as is
found in fine furniture or well filled
table.
The albuquerque Journal gave exhi-
bition runs of its new big p esq last
Wednesday, Thursday AID Friday o
accommodate It's patrons who wished TO
see the Iarg st printing P.ess ever
brought to the territory, in operation.
The West has taken on new in-
pulse of progress. The irrigationisis
aie new national force. From ills
on the question Of irrigation will lie
agiJated until Congress will be force
to make yearly direct appropriations
for the reclamation of the arid lands
Of the west, just as it now does r,v.rJ
and h., DO 3.
New Nor@, Oct. 10. The wedding o.
Senator Thomas c. platt and MR..
Lillian I. Jsneway Of Washington
took place Today, the Rev. DR.. David
J. Bulrell Of the Marble Collegiate
church odlciatng. The Wedding was
very quiet, those in attendance inclue-
ing only few relatives and intia.a c
friends of the contracting parties.
The entire community was shocked
today by the SAD news that Mrs. Cora
l.. tarIlett, wife of Solicitor General
EDWARD l.. Bartlett. died this morning
after prolonged illness. The fuaeral
will take place from the urch o. tie
Holy Faith at time to be hxed he
after. The many friends OF this noble
woman, not only in THIS cit, but
throughout this territory viii hear of
ner deaCh with great sorrow and SAD
hess. New Mexican.
This item is not original but it is true:
The city of Santa lie Is getting FIRST
class advertising these days. SoGe
of it is cone by ,he railroad companies
centering there; quite portion 10y tie
management Of ounmoGnt and the
Ten. City and last but not least the
New hleAean Is doing its iuii share IN
that line. Bc.elC a. UvInd to come
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w. II. Greer, owner of the Albu-
quelque electric street car ir nchise,
ana repre- elalive OF the Vic.Oiia Land
q Cattle company OF Grant and Luna
count.e5, reached the city This morning.
Mr.. Greer had caril ad of outlaws,
alicady a. he Gals at Dening, to be
Shipped 10 the lair, when by accldelt
IA me yaids The c N was wrecked, and
one aolse was so badly injured thai it
hid to be kilieu. This horse was III
tetl.G as d present 70 Sheriff Ton
Huhbell. Other horses We're injured
as well as the ear and SO all effort to
bllng them to The fair was abandoned
Thus TWO riders and carload Of ur-
tanned broGcos were cut out from che
tournament Of rough riding. -CitiZtn
The New Mexcan says: lone or two
Democratic newspapers sneeringly EN-
phazise that Judge W. II. Pope is Il
Democrat. The New Mexican does not
know what Jupge Pope calls himself
but he does know that he is not the
man who would have asked the endorse
ment Of the Republican leaders Of this
Territory nor would have asked the
President of the United States to the
supreme bench of New Mexico, if lie
was not fully in accord with The adj
ministration and the policies for which
it stands. Judge Pope is not the man
who will shed his political coat for the
sake Of an Office nor is he a weather.
vane who turns whatever direction a
party wind may be BLOWN" Nor. |