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Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1904-05-10
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b!cp Scrsoae Gftermiooog eiebliffc.
liz orGbt al 2pnet. mems ban orbei.
ncoe paa Rarfen mnoer ct Soroen'
peir. Son por alene pod Norfen
oa lanat ira Snict. Saim Ell at
hans 6eite blep brGbt.
Subbarb pauSt. Republifanerne
lite Tiitrift nominereoe | eli aon.
pcntiou / Sionr Gin iioite SorSoug
g. s. Subbaro iom aongresfanoi.
ROT. Der ioretoees "a aiitemninger,
for Subbaro IF bcu nsboenotgc No'
ioritet opcr muoGrenoe aonsresmano
Sbpmos % andre aanbibater.
G%onfinS Aforementioned. Zen re.
p~ubIifonifc aougreStouoention for
ste Giitrift mpotc / Gebar RapioS /
Soroaas og giennominereoe Hobcrt
g. Gouiius for iuoeube Gang Iom
aonoioat til RonpresIen. Connie
Tna numinerebc Yrobibiticnfiterne
Bait. 8. 3enet ira NaribuIltoipn
Tom Gouiins Nobfanoiont. Repub'
~lifonerne peotoa ReioIutiouer for Geo.
IigboIbeIien al 9eifptteIieStoIoen /
Mooirtnina ill Soma Sheen.
Gm apinSefiGnSer. 3rs. auuic
Sclt ! Earning bier iorrige u9e
ooer'alot al en- Spr nso Raun eninle.t
@allaee, ION elier S~orbrnOellen lps'
teoe reooner a3r@'i"ltppl paa en- iioen
1foionoaop. 9sut!pul Sgo'',vlon :
Sanlu'g % PutvslS
oeIlp my 'nlUti,o ope
pan papoe uue osl lsoI'ulonle wv
Sun pieo iual Sseiuet " ptust nt
nu9e ~ San1''is, "a lppse %
aps sVnu9'ns' nen 3unSe" '
IIpNolo"u 'eH'i III ou"Siei SSup'
iegaH'
Npe Spsnin9er tor Sfatshh'perN'
fcfef. unioer'tfeieis Soaro OF me-
genis por leiop poiot pteoe Soina
Gun. 10 me Wteoienhiller. ~ ~
y. Srepl1or ira COUNCIL Siltls o9
or, i. W. Soiloer ira ation, nj
frooofe ertoeoef Vton popoe hnoer
S~oeroeielle Spterellen az ell nm
Science Sah" tor S2oo.ooo' Ell al
leftlt Raptlton Tor S2o,Ouo, en- ,Sli'
9eiiieronantne o Soo'ooo elier mere
o9 Ell spiHh,'9 poer Soipu N'otI'
III nollren S~eSlSiui''te" oeo't9eoe
Slo,uoo.
Nomination. Heplblltarerne !
Sofuas treble 3on9resoptrttt holo!
Den Ace Nai 9cnpention ! 8oterloc
ca 8ienncminereee enitsnmi8 Sen'
1arnllt V. Strolal III Spr8resrlailo.
Ter par in9en Sppolition, flint Hpe'
tet bauoe iortait, al eT"S peater 2. y.
&croerion enIfeoe at fontnte lno t9len
poa oen poiitilte aoHpplo0s. B4dt'
fornlen rotdler Sllireosbeo meo Snn'
eets "a StatenS Stpreller % peer
Er1lroert Hooleoalt telgel1oe Soooro:
"Si b~etragier BAN ION cen pie %
l9ralc Yen az 6olfets beolte 5rlteres'
Ter, Vi llitier os ON BAN % enlfel
%enliemnig, at oct repiIblitanlfe Forti
nina gtpc BAN Nominotlonen, So ban
itfferlla ptl bllpe onlst til De 6oreneSe
Sinicrs Er9ltnent."
Serrpns Sfilsmisiciag. - giterni
BET or 9Sar aarS 5ib bar prret title
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1904-05-10

TeIesoterne 0uiidpns sloolpbus Col.
Iese Snsodg Moreen. Oct nGitc
aarlige Wsoe ifol bolSes ! Sinoitrpnt.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1904-05-10

Np Ysitmeiter. q. 9. slbrnbam.
ion er uonRuit til yoitmeiter | antb'
rpm cifer Sobn Ipe. iom bar taset Nj.
ifeo.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1904-05-10

Sor noset ooer ct aar iiben inbe.
bolot "1ecprob.8 oiten" i~slgeuoe
0teooeleIie fra Stem Yorf "@orlo":
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1904-05-10

SnthCr ScaGucs aurligc WpSc. -
NtinuCictl@ Suther 2eoartc boLot III
Ste oar.jle Nipple St. Geter ira 2oen
III lie Mai. WGGct dabne0eS me-
GnbdIt res ErTitbent i. $. aiISael
IA Z. SIoi College. t~oorcfter Ste.
&,ta @rUit. Yait. N]orthitcin, pritcNe
Gcriom!IrIen pclfomncn. IrpiiSen.
len to,tCNt ior &ilieuCn / en- fort "a.
.G. Ter cor omtrCut 90 Selelater iii.
'tcor 'r1 icrifItliRc Gplc al Statcr o.
"a GAto;acrrc % WlHconitu. Gll
A~'hIH0Iiul ON ScuNeliqaanS i boz;
NoI.llc %lo" opITiltH Al MRS. 7. 8.
Ichl 'r1 N~iuucopo!I2 o. ct oper
Ien beetle 3uaNc at le0e Sllther
$to8uCS Spbp9aeIicSmeNcr" al YSrci.
=. Shmiot ira NaulcS Semiuar /
RcA &tul. "MauNIWe "a t~piuSeiia,
Giotcuer bebonSlebe% / en- NibnrNIina
Al Fait $. .. aiIOahl. Cireftsr Tor
Observation-Disclosures / Gbica1o. MsSc!
Gen ltoitC Iften cor tolriqt beiaat ,oa
Here SdIer boINtes. Batter III. Ga.
gen ira gtaStlor, @iS.. oar Soueota.
lercu, 6sIger6e GmbcS4mpnS pala.
les Tor rGite aar. @ait. Srauf &.
Senien ira SinoIirsn. @rpiiSaut
9trs, eSno HohH Riuuca9plis, Bro.
toto.iefretGr; 9PiiS Sauro auutiou,
Il. SauI, forrei2ouSercnSe Sefrs.
tar; Sobn S6oemafer, 81. VnuI,
aasFrer, Yaa 9rObpOeIie beisatc
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-08-13
MURDERS nfRt ,,O ,aao,o

Statistics showing fhe number OF
rom'cII.s committed u tH.s country
Zoo recent vssrB aro mot Immediately
available. Hul wo l.e' alf. p saying
ffnl &C. 'a for creator than in almost
1uY other country A comparison
With tbo criminal record of Canads
win servo a. an Illustration The
United States Boss fvmfy Times the
population off chat country. s0 proper
I0nai0iy our records should SHOW
HH'F twenty Times ns many murders
Nut statistics Cor fnr year 1902 Show
N8f tFrrH were actually nearly one
hundred times 8s many homlcIdos .u
tha United States as boz Canada
Figures recently complied uy tho
italian government. fy che murder
ratio .n France at only ono Tor every
10000 inhabitants. while 'u italy o.
RANGES from four Iu tho northern part
of ono Kingdom f0 thirty Iu Naples
0ni Sicily Tho French rate seems
tn hu extremely iuN. ln Chicago last
year thu rate was four io every lO.
QUO of tho population AZ tho Rec.
ordUernld of chat city points out Chi
caeo can hardly take pride lu the
faC. that hof murder record is five
times better than that of Naples and
Sicily on the contrary. she can fool
nothing hut shame that 10 o. four times
worse than that of France
Buf Chicago has not much more 90
ho ashamed OF ln fbIa particular than
the country n large Tho appalling
llst of homIc.los rolled up each year
is q national disgrace; deeper and
more humilIoting 90 is because 70 ia
largely duo to official laxnosH in the
enforcement Of tho law. SO long as
human lifo ls lightly held by the pub
lic and ao loug oa Judges. and iurIos
allow m8udlin sentiment to got tho
better OF Justice. Ho long viii O. con.
tuuo Tho fault ls not with the
law. hut with the manner of cnfore
INK DO.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-08-13

During th .. months OFF tho
present yua I HIH I,ss Loo tho
United state. amounted tU about
thrcofouuha Di rU. estimated cost
uf thg Panama ..UH IHe waste py
conilagraJi0u u . country since
tho year opened b.H averaged $780,.
100000 "a month. tHr largest figure
progress togtaU.ueta1.uiauiuoIuoinuln
over reached Do .Hb singular TACT that
This great BrWhuE Oi wealth. iu
smoke and Flame attracts uttlc at.
t9ntion from tH. American people.
and yet to gr01f DNIout o. Is pre-.
vontabIo Two terrible anmiUos by
FIRE have recently caused me loss OF
hundreds of IFoH Tho burning of the
lroquH tb,alDr Zoo Chicago aud of tho
Nov York excursion steamer InyoIy.
cd o. death lst UI 1900 aud aroused
something moro than au ordinary SON.
Hai.ou set 30 cannot ng said that the
general subject ul better protection
against fire H auy further advanced
than DO was before tHe c8t8strcphor
occurred.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-08-13
IhE gEefIlglr hlEr

The meat strike has boon profound.
ly and fIppautly discussed. The par
tisans of organized lahor and the emo
mics OF unions have expressed their
views. The great. consuming public.
Eood.naiured. and not prone 20 look
into the ethics OF row between a
boss and the men who work for him.
has awakened To- a feeling Of hostile
disiruat.
Men who have glyon labor troublea
NO thought In the past. are beginning
to think now. Whether thoy viii slft
the values Of the strife 90 the bot.
tom romans 90 De seen. Economists
do not aEroe upon where to place the
blame.
Tho public. however goes on rs
way. earning its bread In the sweat OF
its face, and becoming hungry for
fresh meat 20 eat Tho vegetarian
selves upon tho strike and lts at
tcndant conditions az tho occasion for
the exploitation of DTS theories. To
points 90 tho fact that Were an
feeling hotter and says the general
improved hOalih Oh duo 90 enforced
abstinence from meat U0 dimes stump
tously on DIS garden truck and laughs
nj hIB companions. who rejects his
steak and looks diarusted when inc
waiter tells him the house ~ not re-
HponsIhIe, and the patron must take
his chances when hp orders
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-08-13
IRRlEAnnN lrl1lknck

According t0 o. recent investigation
10 tho census huro8u there were e.ls1.
Ill acres of land under Irrigation Doc
h0 United statos iu 1909 TtW area
divided into l3iO3G farms and rep.
-os.nts an outlay OF 903.32U. t5Z. maxi
ing the average cost of irrigation
SgNt OF che land irrigated gS41iGi1
iDrO are In The arid states. iU3 iiY
% the scmiurid ryg.1n. 600 1909 in tho
H.. atos and 5.1e9 iu tho humid
1f0s The greatest acre COST flui
TBH One humid states.
THo number of irrigated farms in.
r.H..I from liu.556 Boz 1888 t0 l3tU36
n i.Hg nr ll uor cent
BOO 1902 tho total construction cost
aa N5.32u452, am increase since
1850 of 800 Ier cent The average first
r0sI If water Increased from Sslg per
t..U u isI. tu tY6t loo 1909.
Colorado leads me list 600 acreage
with i.t5L76l acres. while California
1HuWs closely with gl70N5gO acros
california has the greatest number oi
arms. having more than 10000
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-08-13
aR0Mn 0F ENan,n MNlunf

The growth oi tho English language
40 thc last century ls the most no.
marhablo in the history ot any
tongue one hundred years aao o. waa
spoken Dog the people OF England.
more or Joss correctly by those of
scotland and ireland. and bv the O..
GOO GOO people Of the United States
and Canada Today o. is the only
tongue of 100000 people ON the
American continent and Of more than
100000 on The British Isles. not
90 speak OF me population of Aus
tr1lIa and tho English speaking p0nu.
latiun 0f South Africa aud other Brit
feb colonies. 10 has become pre.omE
monthly the language az commerce
throughout the world. and seems like
ly 90 supplnnt French as tho language
OF diplomacy
Tho enormous immigration t1 Tho
United States. amounting tu nearly o..
GOO 600 between 1883 and 1903, has
had uu effect whatever ON tho Ian.
ruagc of the country These people
have MOT, to any oNtgut formed them
selves into distinct colonies or com
muuiUos aud preserved their native
languages and radical Identity Am
have boon assimilated tn "a greater or
less degree into the body polite and
adopted the English LANGUAGE TO- tho
lesf Of their ability 10 is only iu
isolated cases that thg second gencr.
alton of foreign immigrants is able Co
speak 'ho tongue OF their fathers
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-08-13
FuEERtuLOss coNIAelnN

CuntagIon In tuberculosis is sub
I,ct of keen interest to the people uf
This city, aa hundreds of sufferers
from the iucuahlo disease come 10
Albuquerque every year seeking ne.
lief from our magnificent climate.
The Douyor News. ln au article that
.hould be read there. says:
There is too little and too much
thought of contaglOn In tuberculosis
cases. a certain class OF sufferers
from the white plague refuse 20 be.
iloye that they have the disease. or,
accepting the fact. thoy ignore an pre-.
cautions Tor the protection OF others
These should ho taught how 10 care
for themselves. s1 that they viii en.
danger no one, and knowing how,
should be- made to DO $50.
on tho contrary. there are a large
number OF wen people who know that
consumption is contagious. aud know
ng more regarding g. avoid any pos.
sihlo contact az they would Bmallpox.
This is not only absurd. but may bn
tnC occasion for much needless cruel.
o.. A san.iar.um for tuberculosis 10
as safe a place as any lu which 8 we'll
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-08-13

r.r on could board tho reason o.
THAT boo o. snnhnr.um the patients are
taught TO burn or disIufcct overy par.
tcle os spuium and obedience TO the
rule ls enforced carefully Since tho
only source Of coutagion 90 IN the
70 sitter oypcciorated. due care 90 this
respect inguros absolute safety The
police should enforce the regulations
against cypoctoratlon on the side.
walks and la public places as palms.
iak.ueIy and stcrniy ns they DO the
laws against murder This Do not as
e,tromo as 30 sounds. for There o. no
excuse Whatever Tor anyone in 60 ox.
.na.Ue the public
ON the other hand. an Intelligent
Hui conscientious person with tubor.
culosis Is as safe on occupant for
.ry home as now born babe scru.
HI..1s caro- is all that &c required Co
WcEcat danger
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-08-13
COUNTERFEIT MONEY

The marvellous exemption of the
people of tine United States from
counterfeit currency and false coins.
when compared with the records of
other countries Boo which paper mon.
cy iE loo general use. iH Iu great meas
ufD due lo tho activity of me secret
service division of tho trcasury
Tho United states haa more paper
money Zoo circulation than any other
country iu th1 world. uu. ypt counter.
iC.tur IR not carried 1n t0 any l.oat
oEteut although hhg facilities are
great ono of the most annoying
features which the secret service
force has 90 deal wIJG is tho circula.
zion UI counterfeit pennies This ls
"a phase 0f pDlty Comforfcitug which
has affected thp principal eastern cIt
ioH most exclusively N ls a remark
able fact that aat1 banks uation.
ODD reported to the bureau that they
bad seen n0 counterfeit money boz tho
fiscal year aud the total amount re.
ported ns having been handled hy the
other banks was slightly more than
t2lOOO-Ull. 500 ln coin and 9ii0 ln
notes 10 is a LIBERAL assumption that
these figures represent fully one half
o' tho total omount of counterfeit IN
circulation ON this basis tho total
would approximate t230O0 FOR coin.
and $4,000 Tor notes with a total
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-08-13
TOE IUlY FAILURES

According to reports from branch
1f0ces of a. "a Dun q Co. throughout
bo United States commercial msol
ancIos for the month of July number.
20 ilDI with liabilities OF s2Sl2Ug7.
tsa'ust 30 failures Tor SlC75t2t5 ln
ho corresponding month last year
Manufacturing defaults were 2Gt Zoo
number and i3.73I77t ln amount.
which compares with g58 failures Tor
'b.3iNTGi year ago. and OF trading
concerns there were SOC for gf.3S6U3O.
,gainsl 6is suspensions involving
1851 508 last year In other CONNER.
'lal lines. not property Included with
ho two principal divisions, there we're
81 failures with liabilities OF y6ss.2gC.
compared with 90 Gctaults for 26.S0O..
lsi. Suspensions OF banks and other
similar fIduciary institutions were 40
n Number and S3.22o.2s9 in amount.
against suspensions Involving f2as,
BOO LOO July 1909
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-08-13
the ClouDBuRsr PafsOarN,

Atmospheric conditions On The noun
tain regions during the present season
seem TO have been peculiarly adapted
FOR producing the phenomena known
us "cloudbursts." The month of MAY
i8 usually the month Vncn cloudbursts
are most likely Co occur Boz the noun
taius. During the present summer.
however says the Denver Times. with
Tho increased general humidity
throughout the state. these phouomu
ma have bcon more common than usual
boz tho extreme southwest The gXpla
nation of cluudhursts is said to b,
that atmospheric conditions are such
as tu cause instantaneous coudrnsa
ton aud precipitation of an the water
which che clouds contain. instead of
'ho rraduBl change from yapur 90
liquid which occurs Boo most storms
Tho windows of tho heavens are Open.
Hd and aI The water there .s comes
down at once. Naturally when such
conditions extend over q considerable
area tho volumes of water pour from
Ihe hIIl and mountain sides into the
rluuUE and thence downward into toe
valleys. che accumulation OF water to.
ng Frequently m such volume that
tho force which % o2yrls on Dos rout,
downward tu tho plains and valleys
through .fs confined uassogoWay Be-
welt uIsh irresistible The result De-
often great damage t1 property and
loss uf IIfe
The san Francisco Chronicle sug
Frsts that fhe force Uf the floods and
.ho frequency of choir occ -reuDc zoo
fnD southern part Uf the arid region
off fhr mountain states "may wen lead
to some lcHr as to tho stability at the
works which tho government mes
construct Dos th8t region for Imn1uud.
iug The waters for irr.r8fion % wII
evidently bD necessary fo make them
capable of w.rhsisuiIng. not merely
steady pressure. but powerful shocks.
Doubtless aIl chat .s provided for lu
tha gstima'.s ol COST as fhe certainty
uf occasional o'oudhufsis s well uu
itrstu1d aud engineers would certain.
N estimate for building to resist
them ~ they DO so thn reservoirs
uuehl io olfactuaIy protect tine valleys
below tbDm from tn,so destructive
floods and Washouts While DO might
Boz impossible to build anything which
would withstand their impact when
concentrated Iu one sfroam at the
lower cnd of che cauous. % would
seem probable lh8, tbgy can bo stop.
ped and controlled o. taken in detail
and before obtaining the tremendous
momentum gathered Iu tboir descent
toward the plains An official of the
santa Pc system Ia quoted as being Iu
doubt whether mo benefit of inc down.
pour Iu providing commodities for
transportation VIII not. even as 10 ls.
outweigh the loss of miles of track
aud several costly bridges n the
floods could have boon lm9ounded
and gradually, al needed sent down 10
'rriEatD Che plains. their benefit would
have boon vastly increased ana the
devastation wholly avoided
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-08-13
POLICE COURT
Martin Gates Furnishes Severe
ly an Insulting Strike.
breaker.
DAFR BRTSHER ENCOUNTERED

Robert Stewart committed a nut
aanco 90 the Angolus hotel while un.
der the influence of LIQUOR IIe was
given ten days on the street gang
ghoyeiing dirt.
James Robinson ana Fred pstroa
strike breakers lmbibod too freely OF
liquor while enjoying a little freedom
from che st0cimdo. and fou into tho
tolls OF the guardians OF The peace
and this morning we're fined 81 each
Parties had $50 and paid the fines.
-. j. mckinley. strike breaker
Incurred the wrath of Martin Gates.
a unIoa man. by calling members OF
The union bad names. Tho fight oc.
cured IN Tho saloon of Antonio
Trosalio. nor South Second street.
md tho Trosello mmr, gave tho
couylcting evidence Although Gates
protested vigorously hls innocence.
the strike breakers black eye ana 9th.
crwiso dlsfrured countonauco wero
bona fIdc evidence of nght. and
Gates was found guilty Ten days
was registered next hia name.
Sarah Commnck. ON inmate OF
Pats place in ola Albuquerque. got
ONT Of hcr licensed territory last
night and into the city She slept a
part ~ the niFht IN the c1laboose.
and thls morning was fined $40.
70 may have been the whIrl ~ tho
Santa Fo train across the desert. or g
may have been something moro "a.
ding but whatever thp cause. two
mon olirhtod 90 iho ioo0l station yes.
torday lu daffy condition Some
said they were drunk ono wander.
cd down iG the Santa Fo yards. ana
bis train ran away and lofi him. Ho
was arrested and pllotod into the 20.
lice station. iIo wanted 20 see the Brit
ish consul and he wanted PREPARATION
Tor the treatment he was receiving.
but no got SO" Tho other was real.
~ daffy tie thought that some foo
pursued him and drawing o knife from
bis pocket made n raid on the Alvara
do vcranda. The police put him on
board a north hound train for las
Vegas.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-08-13
poBty BtstWtS CROFT

The Silver city independent says
tba, U.O He Nuioy s statehood
adto,a. u..i. aH aHd aI Coo time.
Ho worked hurl for single statehood.
end HL,u hH vas convinced beyond
tho r"r8drenturo nf o. doubt THAT s.n.
Rlc statehood wua au lrriIoscent dream
which m.Hf tu No realized for 90
quarter ut % century to come. be ac.
copicd che ncNt boai thlnH offered as
"a substitute. via. joint statehood
whatever may ho said pro aud con an
the subject there are two things
That cannot ho trubmly bold against
Delegate B0dDy, auI ;hey arc Ihat
ho has NOT hoon consistent con- static
hood or chat ho has not worked faith.
fully aFsrassIteIt aUI utoIIeruUf
ln ite iutCrosts.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-08-13
Pointed Paraaraphs.

From tho Chicago News.
Barring hand organs. aUwo good
comes OF everything
Satan probably had q good excuse
Tor not learning to skate
The year 1904 is proving a horror,
but what could ono expect of a leap
year?
The horse iB a noble anlmal--0g
copt when you back him 20 win. and
ie falls to show.
There may bo such a thing as love
at first slight. but lovo after several
sights is apt 20 bo rare.
Some ono has said that wealth docs
not begot contentmcnt-a and we are
positive that poverty doesn't
n Is difficult for a man 20 climb
TO the top OF the ladder. but Il Is dead
easy for him 10 slide down again,
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-08-13
Pointed Paragraph

From the Chicago News.
Intelligence ls the mother of brew.
ity.
Every mans wife lmagincs Doc has
che price
A woman Is seldom older than a
man thinks she is.
The more a man studies women tho
less he knows about them.
A charger may be- either a horse
or the hveryman wao Owls him.
Every woman considers herself
the grand prize in the matrimonial
lottery.
The money market Interests O man
almost as much az the market money
interests a woman
Some men are almost quarrolsome
enough 10 provoke O professional pa.
gIlist into q fight.
Experience, like other teachers IS
seldom appreciated by a man until a
long time after ho graduates
After kissing a pretty glrl for The
first time a young man always r..
grets the opportunities he has wasted.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-08-13
Two w1tsrfaIIg Under Root

Many visitors are attracted by The
big waterfall in the Alaska section of
tho Palace of Forestry Fish AMI
Game The exhibit has Just been ln-
stalled by the Alaska packers, aud n.
illustrates the leading features OF sal
mon fishery The wator is conducted
through miniature cascades and can
ais 90 show how the salmon lives and
how be Is caught In tho Ponnsyl.
vanla section, just opposite the Alaska
exhibit. there is another waterfall in
motion which omptles into a cement
canal. containing gold fish. and thence
into me big central fish pool,
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-08-13
LETTER LBi

Remaining in the postomco ~ A.
huquerquo. 81. a., July go. 1904
Persons calling for or sending Tor
these letters please state whore they
nad been receiving mail. also mention
date OF ADVERTISING
Free delivery OF letters az toe resi-.
donce OF addrossoo may be secured
ly Observing the following rules
Direct letters plainly 90 street mum.
bCr
Give writer's name. ana request an.
swer to be- directed accordingly.
Advertised matter % previously
held one week awaiting delivery.
Advertised matter is held two
weeks before Il goes 20 the dead lot
Ger ONCE at Washington. d. g.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-08-13
REFLECTIONS or 4 BACHELOR.

From the New York Press.
Everybody would have q good zeal
more money Do &C wasn't any use to
him.
The best way Co mako a eirl under.
stand how much you love her o. 20
tell her how iovahlc she Is.
There doCsnt Soon 90 be much
sCn8o in the way q girls hair muses.
up just because you arc kissing her.
a bachelor can save a lot OF mon.
ry by spending so much on horse
races that he can't afford 90 set mar.
ried.
a man thinks De is ambitious to no
ont into tho world and do something
when DO 90 only anxious 20 get a va.
cation from home.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-08-13

Tho repairIngwork done az the San.
"a Fe shops at Ottawa, Kansas. for
the month OF July compares very
favorably with tho work OF the ayor
age month The shops were shut down
four days in the early part OF the
month on account of The flood. The
last two weeks of tho month the
men worked only three fourths time.
thus cutting OF throo days more. yet
IN thIs time the shops turned out five
engines which were lu for heavy re-.
pairs and STA engines which we're
in for Hight repairs -Four hundred
aud twenty four cars have been turn.
ed out OF the car repairing depart.
menl Engines CSC aud 8S22 were
sen; out OF the shops Saturday even.
iEg.