Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1903-06-13

nut TWO persons 10 tnt bQudIe Hllle.
Webster: II you divorce capital and
abo- capital Is noa"dod and labor
staryes.
The rural schools of New York aver
age twonty-seyen pupils each. In each
Of 2.72s schools there are ten or less.
The food al ST Louis is higher than
at any time since lsii. At that time
the nigh water mark reached forty-two
feet.
The lunatic paupers in Scotland
aave increased. according TO recent of.
hcial statistics. from 20i per 100000
N 1898 TO ESQ at the present time.
The consumption OF mineral waters
m the United States in 1902 is estimat-
ed at $4,000. 600 gallons. and the cost
20 the consumer is figured at about
500 .0000 900.
1all of the irony of fate. Micnael
uommel the man who invented the
rarest and most exquisite blends OF
champagne, is dead as the result of
having been kicked by sick COW.
Omcial reports say that Germany
viii be compelled on account of tie
shortage to import twice as much
American wheat this year as last, The
AMOUNT will reach about 1,250.000
tons.
The second colony of Beers will ar.
rive in Mexico and will take up $4,000
acres OF land The settlers pay for
the land at the rate of 10 shillings
IN acre each year for certain
en7th of time
The man who butts in" these days
is the natural successor of the man
who formerly stuck his nose In other
peoples business" who was too
fresh. " and who used to talk too much
with his mouth
| During the past month the people of
/ this city have subscribed ovei $4,000
to the fund to erect new Melnouist
church The edihce is designed to cost
about $4,000, and 1t will he paid for
when completed.
/ II is estimated that about 10000 900
/ Of tea are used annually in the United
States The amount of tea imported
into the United states in the year end
ing June 30. 1900. was S4,SS3, 49l
pounds, valued at Sl0,557,741.
Prof. f. A. Jones, member of the
New Mexico commission of the st.
louis worlds fair Is already at work
gathering the exhibit for the great ex
addition. This exhibit will be first
shown at the Territorial fair in this
city next fall and then taken to St.
Louis.
As rule since its foundation the
postoffice department of the United
states has been honestly and ably
managed. But II Is evident that
there are weak spots and abuses have
crept in. a shaking up has been be
gun and should be pursued vigorously
until scrupulously upright administrs
ton Is re-established
Governor Otero has issued a procla
. nation designating Monday. June Is
as flag day. and recommending a gen
eral observance.
In January New Mexico license,
thirty new attorneys and last weel
seventeen physicians were given Ii
cense The FL Paso News says that |
' takes two lawyers to dispose OF al
J. estate after one doctor has made tn
opening
The business men of Deming hav
u contributed literally to the nationa
sanitarium One Is building a wind
mill and others digging a well, otner
: put up tents, and in such manner, tn
/ promoters are receiving valuable az
! sistance.
After prolonged strike in Ne'
} York City $4,000 workers in the built
ing trades have resumed work on tn
!. strength OF mutual concessions.
u would have been better to reach IN
L concessions by arbitration without loi
u ing days work.
d A project is on foot to turn the la
tlefeld OF San Juan into memoirs
u park, The plan was inaugurated b
e the citizens of Santiago and has bee
70 taken up by the municipal council {
that city, and the cooperation OF IN
7" American people is earnestly desire
for sentimental and other reasons.
Ut AtliltOhidi HPAAN'N.br W.
mittee are meeting with good succe'
IL securing funds. The people OF Il
x city have determined to make the ne
y fair the best ever held in the territor
and several exhibitions have been he
~ which are hard to beat anywhere. III
y list of subscribers to the fair fund W
u he published in due time
~ The Las Vegas Advertiser says
40 the Democrat and Optic: THE two
form papers of the territory, that stal
70 ed out with the white wings briga'
a. to revolutonize and purify the politi
u Of New Mexico, have fallen by q
~ wayside-lured on by tempting bt
81 they stand as living example OF Z
"S saying that the road to hell Is paw
with good intentions.
" Lots OF men are out OF work, b
~ the idle mechanics of these days pl
:" sent a decidedly different appearan
"a from those who were seeking empl6
VI ment in vain In the dark era beio
'St tho McEfnlev reoime There Is Il