Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-09-29
REPUBLICAN PROSPERITY

AccordinR 10 she census bureau. the capital Invest
In the manufacturing industries Of the United states
Increased per from 1900 1906 or from $4,000
zoe 90 $4,000 The value OF the products OF
Manufacture increased from tii4tli2li22 20 fts02-
i47OS7 or nearly 80 per cent. In 1900 the average
number OF wage earners employed was AhsSse' az
against 5f7032i In 1905. The paid In the aggre-
gate increased from t2Oii 3O3O3f 10 a2Gli540532,
gain OF than 20 per cent In addition io the wnee
oarnera employed IN 1905 there bl9I6i saiaried
officials and CLERKS as against a64200 In 1900 Their
compensation ia 1905 amounted 10 &5j5000000 as
against 43S06S0ooi In 1900 Increase Of 90 cent
The OF materials used IA manufactures IN 1900
Se67T.6tA.O7t. and 10 1906 gSsOa9ta750 The number
OF establishments increased from 207562 2l6.262.
Tho census Of 1895 confined 70 the manufacturing
establishments with a product OF $500 or over. thus
excluding noighborhood Industries and hand trades,
such az building, droasmaklng, custom millinery, GUS
tom saving end sFndns cobbins and blaekamithing.
On Monday II this week there was to begin publ
cation IN Phoenix, Aria. the Daily Tribune joint
statehood organ edited and managed by that old Jour
aastic hoFge. j. o. Dunbar, what growth IN
statehood sentiment this Indicates viii easily be appre-
elated when Il Is remembered that this paper to be
published 10 Phoenx-the town IN The estimation OF
many Of the people Of which the continued possession
Of the territorial capital Outwoghs All considerations OF
benent be derived by the entire territory from state
hood the town about which J. G. Adams the then chair
man Of the antiont statehood league elegraphed 20
Washington d. g. that the possession Of the capital
half tho time, and the 3uprcme court once year. would
convert 5000 vot9rs 90 iolnturotha hldebound selfish
ntoeFsnt have daly iolnt-atatehood organ.
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Six weeks from yesterday che sxteth congress will
be elected Three siaea have already chosen members
81 the house. Oregon ala this June A. Vermont on
September 4 anu Maine on September TO- Ia each OF
these states the republican hold the delegations Ia the
present congress- and they viii hold them IN that Of
i9OT-0e. Thus oght members have already been ehos-
en- 20 the next house on November as members OF
tho house Will be elected from the states already Ia
sonco and the coming state Of Oklahoma viii elect five
members, The coming house VIII have 3al members,
and Il Arizona and New Mexico accept joint statehood
&c VIII have 800 members Okahoma'a and Indian Ter.
rtorys acceptance Of consolidation is certain says the
ont house BY I'VE members "a sure 20 take place.
Arizona New sexlco may or may not decide 20 come TO-
ON Monday Tho cltzbn published the address or
tho joint sumH OF the republican and democratic
parties TO the voters Of New Mexico urging the adop-
ton OF joint statehood This address was signed hy W.
p. Chlders. chairman OF the Joint committee. Upon
consultation a. has been deemed advisable 10 make some
changes IA che address By way of additions other
wise. and The Citizen publishes IT again IN Us some.
what modified form The Citizen calls the attention Of
the territorial press 90 ths republication that they
take due notice thereof and themselves accord
nsly
The los Angeles Examiner "a making a vigorous
and what seems much needed war the supremacy
Of the Southern Pacific railroad IN California politics.
ID fares tho land whore corporations rule rather than
tho people Tho Los Angeles Express IL engaged Ia tho
same warfare Il snyu IT aooma to be eear case Of
TOO much Hartman Also too much Herrln and TOO
much s. p Smash the g. ~ mkohlne"
Tho b0ltors last nlrht must have boeu short ON