Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-04-08
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tf-0m saturdays Daily Citizen.Y
The weather certainly played Albu
qnerquo today a good sized April-foo
lrick.
The campaign for statehood should
begin ~ once. With greater vim. earn
eseness and unanimlty than ever be
fore
The Chicago Chronicle says OF the
preachers who protested against TAX
ing Standard on money for missions.
that they are "a lot OF phnrlsees, and
thar Judas iscariot woulA make a
white mark on some Of them"
The antieambling farty Ia Phoenix
which mas decided 20 make that cues.
lion the main issue IN the coming city
election. has decided TO issue a daily
paper during the campaign, which Will
DO published IN the interest Of the
measure for the suppression cf the
gamca. and which viii be sent free "a
The residents 81 The cts
one difference between N Paso and
Albuquerque which imprcasCs ono
familiar with both places. "a the mum.
Der OF exclusive office buildings In the
Pass City and the nearly complete
absence Of such buildings In this city.
OF course. Albuquerque has many
bSndsome Offices, both single and en-
suite. and Offices can be had IN 4 mum
Der OF conveniently situated buildings
and blocks. But Office buildings. erect.
ed exclusively for that purpose. sup.
piled with the latest convenience.
with thoroughly and competent ianltor
service. are yet awaiting some enter
nrlnlnu luVaaguF
A. Waterbury, Coma, the other day.
the Judge Of the superior court refused
a Wlles application for n divorce. The
ground Of complaint was that her
husband was n drunkard." and her vii.
nessos we're Eve women frionds. "Wo.
men. the Judge said. ARE not quail
fed 20 testify o. to the various stages
Of lniempcrance. While having the
best Intentions in the world. they ere
very vague on this subject aud their
testimony Ia not to be relied upon
when 1t is unsupported by that OF men
witnesses The W. r. &. u. will doubt.
less see that this Judge does not con.
tlnuo upon the bench.
remarkable dinner was recently
served by a farmer near Ault, Colo.
the material for the meal being the
products Of his own farm. The table
was set for twelve persons. and the
menu consisted OF one bis-pound pota.
10. one i6-pound cabbage. one iO-pound
one G.pound turnip, one 2.
pound onion, and three pies made
from a pound apple. One could have
provided a similar meal, and In many
Instances more remarkable in the size
Of individual specimens. from the fruit
and vegetables exhibit last November
al the National Irrigation congress In
ri Paso. the selection OF the diet being
confined to the exhibits from the
southern part OF New Mexico.
The Las Vegas Optic, having men
toned that The Citizen n under now
management. added. 1T THE Citizen)
publishes the following announce.
ment." II thcn prints the announce.
ment which appeared In The Citizen,
putting Il IN quotation marks. bat In
terpolatos into the last sentence three
words which The Citizen did not con.
tain, and which materially change the
meaning OF the announcement. Such
change was impossible by accident.
II could have bcen made only with DO.
iiborate Intention, and that. too. after
both quotation marks and actual as
sertlOn had been employed Ia create
the impression that she interpolatsd
words we're taken from The Citizen.
This paper will not attempt 10 charact.
erize such Journalism.