Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1903-07-04

make II complete.
II is evident that there is not going
to be a noiseless Fourth until we can
get boyless one.
simmons II - "A great evil, as well
as a misfortune. TO he unable to utter n
prompt and decided no.
When the railroad Is completed to
Durango large steel works will BE-
erected in Albuquerque.
The federal government will be com.
PEELED to interfere with state rights
in the lynching and burning of ne.
grOes.
In Mexico the postal department
stamps on every letter the weather
predictions for the next twenty-four
aours.
New Jersey. which receives an in
come OF S2uuu,0o0 year from the
trusts. ougn, to he aware OF the ulti-
mate wages Of sin.
Henry Watterson is convinced
there is no such thing as an ideal
statesman because there Is no such
thing as an ideal state.
Tennessee is advancing in the scale
If civilization Her latest mob re-
| trained from burning alive the negro
whose death was demanded.
About one.half of the manufactures
| II the United States are turned out in
our 100 largest cities. These contain
| 20 per cent of the population.
Secretary MCCanna is about to close
4 contract with big carnival company
20 appear IN this city and be part OF
| the territorial fair in October.
The United States now produces
| 1ine-tenths of the worlds cotton, one.
| aalf OF its coal, one-fourth of its iron
pre and one-half of its copper
The pen, which used to be mightier
than the sword is now mightier than
| the gun. Statistics show that more
steel is used in pens than in guns.
| Suicide Is on the increase, especially
among married males. The death rate
II married males, from 10 to "a years
| of age, is greater than in unmarried
| males.
| So careful are the assays at the Tn.
| tied States assay office in New York.
| that OF the enormous amount of gold
smelted each year, not an ounce es-
capes. In the spring the gold that has
escaped in imperceptible particles with
the acid fumes and smoke through the
1
| The amazing excuse is offered by
the apologists OF the officers of the in.
sane asylum that certain amount of
abuse is necessary for the conduct Of
| the institution.
Senator hoar said at the University
of Iowa commencement, THE fate of
the nation depends upon individual
character" a greater truth was never
| stated in fewer words.
Mr.. Cleveland declares spurious the
interview in which he was made to say
that he had no desire to reenter poll
tics. and Mr. Bryan says that the re-
port that he is out of politics for good
Is false.
There are now nearly 500 miles of
levees on the lower Mississippi and
Louisiana alone has spent since the
civil war nearly $50. 600 900 on the riv.
er. while II costs the state 81 ,OvJ, 900
annually to maintain its levees.
The big Fourth of July celebration in
New Mexico will he held in this city.
In ship building Pennsylvania stands
first and New York second, while Cali.
fornia is a good third.
Almost any man could do something
well II he were willing to work at II
long enough and hard enough.
AS a result of the postofiice scan
dals congress may order a general in
vestigation of all departments.
Balzad: ITO Judge a country one
does not know the language of is like
Judging book from the binding.
Many new varieties Of Fourth OF
July fireworks are on the market this
year. They are more dangerous than
attractive.
The Las Vegas Advertiser OF las,
Saturday is hot number II is cal
culated to stir up that village TO mild
excitement.
The Church Economist estimates
that between twelve and fifteer
churches are built every day in the
United States.
The San Marcial Bee says: Tn,
Albuquerque Daily Citizen has a jus
appreciation of the weekly newspaper.
Of the territory.
Exports of -four from the United
States to Chinese ports show an In
crease of 200 per cent for 1902. com
pared with 1892
Rev. Skinner has returned to La.
Vegas and says that the Los Angeles
Times misquoted his remarks abou
the people of New Mexico,
, Trade returns for the past ST,
months show an Improvement over tn,
same period last year. The outlool
for the future is considered favorable.
p New Orleans has entered upon I
system Of municipal improvements
chiefly relating to sewerage, drainag'
and water supply, TO cost $4,000 600
The circulation statement issued b,
the treasury for June estimates tn
/ population Of the United States at so