Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-11-26
From Mondays Daily CiuzenJ

From Mondays Daily CiuzeuJ
The boss businesses is about 90 an
end In this territory.
Pus a holiday advertisement Boo the
Citizen and n will bring rrurns
Albuquerque has grown more fhIs
year than any other city ln the south.
Vost
ROdey Be- not dead politically % ls
impossible 10 KIN an honest man Go
politics
an necessary reforms in This terri.
tory can De- accomplished boy the re-.
publican party.
n che territorial printing was lot
by bids a saving Of $1,000 year
could be- effected
According To- the Chicago Tribune
There were iG47s hom.ciIcs In the
United States between 1850 and 1900
business is booming iu this city
Trade was never better and new
houses are being erected on every
hand.
with only q thousand votes against
i1int statehood In Arizona the meas.
uro can Doe passed and carried with
la whoOp
In 1900 the total cost of The federal
government was eleven million dollars
This year the expense Is nearly six
hundred millions
By putting AN the county officers
on salaries and cutting on numerous
territorial sliocurc5 taxes in New
Mexico can be reduced onchalf
n Albuquerque wished 20 hug about
her 'por capita reference could be
made to the fact that The banks have
over three million dollars on deposit
Here ls a depressing item Tor the
democrats The national republican
committee has an uuoxpondcd balance
on hand Tor the nuXt campaign OF
Sl0O. 900
Printing tho bills iu Spanish at oX.
brilliant rates costg the territory sew.
oral thousand dollars each legislative
session. This relic OF Spain should
ho abolished
The settlement of the water dispute
with Mexico is worth millions OF dol.
lars 90 Ei paso and Now Mexico Or.
risation works on the Rio Graude can
ROW proceed.
a saving OF $3.50 mou,r can be
made by abolishing the territorial
historian Another $3.50 per month
could be- saved by doing away with
che dsh warden.
The state of Missouri lost by dro
% magnificent building at the Worlds
Fair last saturday night Toe struct
uro cost t225.OO0, and was the finest
state building on tho grounds
The Journal and New Mexican are
full OF wrath against Frank A. Hub.
bell and other republicans because
they are not satisfied with tho vote
Of this county for delegate. As both
these papers bolted the republican
tickets b is not consistent on their
part to eriticise those who followed
t3or had example
Governor Oion0 Is becoming Ne
former He has returned his pass 0u
che Albuquerque street railway u
Is not announced fhat ne has return
ed his passes on the other railroads.
There are Too hauy territorial
boards OF AN sorts ara sizes iu New
Mexico They are a heavy tom OF
expense Hair of them could be- abol.
ishod with bcncht 10 me people
The most deusely populated por.
tlOn of Now Mexico o. precinct 40.
2d mis- cts This proc.nc is three.
fouuhs of a mile wide ana a milo and
"a half Ions. and east attho recent elec.
tion gt3 votes
Albuquerque ia destined fo be- a
great manufacturing city Coal and
iron and other minerals are near at
hand Big steel plants will be locai
cd here when the cIys railroad syf
tenn is completed
Governor Otoro ln seven years scry
ice as governor has acquired q lara,
sheep ranch on the rccos aud DC
would not suffer want % that extra
$4,000 q year contingent fund was cue
ON
The Jaila of New Mexico are "a dis.
grace 90 modern civilization. and yet