Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1903-10-03

to which he will appoint ten delegates
from each OF the counties OF the ter.
ritory. He will open the fair in per.
son. accompanied 10y as many of his
stan as may be able to attend.
People. particularly Elijah" Dow
10. who go about shouting TO the ef-
iect thai the Masonic fraternity bars
the names OF Goa and Christ show
conclusiyoy that they know nothing
OF the oruer my fraternity which
denies the existence on either is
doomed 10 failure and the Masonic
organization has attained years
when Dowie's memory will not
reach.
Roswell has applied for a change of
incorporation from a village TO city,
and having complied with the law in
such cases proyded, Governor Otero
on friday. September 25 issued his
proclamation. empowering the board
OF trustees OF Roswell to make the
desired change In torn of govern
ment Roswell is maniiestly forging
| to the front. and II the present rate
| Of progress shall be maintained II
! will not be long tia the Valley city
ranks as third among the sister cities
! Of New Mexico.
Work on the Albuquerque Eastern
is expected To begin within few days
CONGRESSMAN Hearst and party of
distinguished guests will be entertain
ed by the Commercial club of this
city
The country Is safe. All of the eiu-
cational institutions open this year
with the largest attendance In their
history.
The disbursements Of the pension
department for the last quarter show
an increase over the corresponding
period in 1902
The Santa Fe Central has opened
elegant Offices in Santa Fee and that
road is ready TO do business on an
extensive scale.
There is only one labor union in
Santa Fe, and the plan OF running a
city by dictation is unheard of in the
territorial capital.
Nearly one-half the stock of money
in the United States is gold. amount
ing to sl267 100000, and 1t grew sl2,-
900 .00O last month.
Roswell held y most successful fair
last week. The attendance was good,
and exhibits a credit to the fertility
OF the famous Pecos valley.
Big crops, factories crowded with
orders. work for everybody and in
creasing business for railroads are
solid elements of prosperity.
General simon Bolivar Buckner
says that he is former democrat.
BY this he means that he claimed 70
be a democrat but did not WORK
at It.
A large and representative irriga
ton convention Will be held in this
city on October Is. The call for the
same issued by Governor Otero, may
be found elsewhere in this paper.
according to an address deAverec
by the United States treasurer. the
nation has more gold in the treasury
than any country on earth. Nearly al
much as any other two powers com
bined
Labor difficulties in a number o
cities, together with the postpone
ment OF projected improvements be
cause OF financial entanglements, hav'
= ca& led the iron and steel companie
n to reduce output.
Under the new national irrigation
Y law large reservoirs for the storage o
Il water are in process OF construction
, in Arizona, Utah and Nevada. an
there will be no delay In getting q
e work In other arid sections.
S A. l.. Runyan. an excellent printer
II is at Belen, and will be associate
with Colonel Berger in the publicatio
V Of a newspaper for that growing towI
s. Mr. Runyan Is good man for towr
n and will give Be,en creditable papel
- Santa Fe is making solid growth
In fact. the Ancient city is becomin
3 modernized at a rapid rate. The mo
:, to OF the city is: Boost! Boost
Don't Knock" A. r. Gibson. Col Gee
Kuaebel and others have infused ne
=, lie into the good old town.
-.
lie WINSlOW KILLING.