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

problem Is TO let IL alone.
Rockefeller Is making a bid for
presidential nomination by announc.
Ing that he Is not afraid of assassi-
nation.
Postmaster General Payne says he
expects to have the report OF the
postoflice investigation ready by DC
tober 90.
The birthplace OF Charles Dickens
at Portsmouth. England, was sold at
auction for sb,625, and was bought IN
by the mayor OF the city.
There seems to be millions OF PEG.
Pile who never gave away dime In
their lives who are competent and
anxious to reform Carnegies system
OF benevolent liberality.
A wise woman writes: with some,
life is one continues Hat hunt for hap
piness. which Is never found. The
wise stay at home in quiet content
and happiness comes To them
The cold wave so much dreaded by
most people is really blessing in dis
guise. 1t charges the atmosphere with
fresh oxygen aud surplus OF free
electricity, which produces a most ex.
hilarating and beneficial Ell ect upon
mankind
The announcement that there Is a
surplus of sl6,000,000 in the national
irrigation fund has caused wonder
full interest in the gus stion even In
sections OF the country where com.
plant in the past has been about the
excessive rainfall.
The organization of the employers
alliance in this city Is understood to
be for the purpose of settling labor
troubles that may occur in a business
way, without resort to the lockout,
the boycott and strike. SO repugnant
to American Ideas. The result will be
beneficial TO all concerned
America leads the world as a con.
sumner OF meat and sugar. In the last
! fiscal year the amount of sugar i'm
ported reached 100000, 900 pounds
Add the domestic production to this
and divide 1t by the population OF the
United States. and the result gives
| each man woman and child in the
country about seventy.two pounds
each per annum
Only one week till the territorial
fair.
New Mexico is ffty-three years ole
as a territory.
Put your advertisement in the Citi
zen and invite your friends and pat
rons to call during fair week.
There Is another element OF dis
cord in the laUor situation in New
York. The piano makers are golnl
or a strike.
New York's birth rate OF clever
each hour helps to solve the myster.
OF how Wall street keeps up its SUI
ply of suckers.
Good results will come to the terr
tory from the deliberations of the irr
ge.!on convention which will be he'll
In this city next week.
Imports of gold last year were si5
OO0.0 900 and exports $4,000 900 in gol
, was deposited at the minis and ASA
, Offices of the United States.
: Representatives Of forty big pig iro
: furnaces at a meeting held In Ne
t York decided to curtail the produ
e ton 20 per cent during October.
/, Last month ,he public debt decrea
+ ed s6,17l,s12. The interest bearin
D debt stands at s9l2,000,000 ald tn
; interest charge continues to decline.
An exchange says: Statistics sho
that more womer commit suicide G
Monday than any other day OF II
| week Monday, you know, Is the n
tional family wash day,
The popularity of Booker Washin
tons college at Tuskegee is evidence
by the fact that | ,0s4 young coIore
: people had to he refused admissic
= this fall
The employers alliance Of this eli
!, now includes nearly all the emplcye
q OF labor in Albuquerque. 1t will {
q everything reasonable TO satisfactory
n adjust labor troubles In this city.
$ "hany an honest man." says Jol
Z Wanamaker. fails because he is
Il roor advertiser" Mr.. Wanamaker /
g ing one OF the most successful mere
e ants in the world and one of the be
q advertisers, ought to be a compete
i witness on this subject,
" The young man is in demand.
+ he fails to avail himself of some XII
J. of opportunity, II Is usually his o'
y fault. The der Vanderbilt once sa
l. that you could take the young m
y and stick him down anywhere, and
D. he had the eigh. kind of stun In h
'e he would get on and save little mt
. ey. This may De a strong stateme
y THE WoMAN's CLUB.