Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1907-01-09
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Modesto. it is said, was only Or
thing.
Modesto. like Slavic. only wanted to
be thoroughly convinced.
trouble at any cost" seems to be
Senator Foraker's motto.
The Phoenix octopus al give John
d. Rockefeller some valuable
pointers.
Must be mild weather down in Ari-
zon. No bents OF the Maricopa bridge
have gone out for a week
A lire Of light draught canal boats
on Railroad avenue might make 81
nice little stake for some enterprise
ing genius.
There must be a little prosperity
lying around loose up IN northern
New Mexico. The miners get a raise
in wages every .,her day
II is not difficult to locate the cause
OF the marital troubles Of a Wei
known Washington man. Ills wife'a
petition for divorce contains $1,000
words.
The Almanac says that the city
council should get busy with the side
walks and crossings. Has the wom-
ans board Of trade failed Max at the
crisis?
Now that the Sunset strike is really
all over II will settle a widespread
dispute II the grand master Will tell
us whether his name IS Hanna-han or
Hanra-han.
AS a constitutional convention, Gov
ernor Prince from the time he con-
vened until he adjourned was marked
by the greatest harmony and unanim-
itS OF purpose.
The government intends to cut
down all the illegal fences. New
MexicO's delegate from recent xper
fence might tell the guvmint some in
teresting tales Of slaughtered fences.
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Or. Osler says the world would be
better IL all the tobacco were thrown
into the sea. If this were done II
is feared a large majority of the male
population would become amphibious'
49,
The Almanac would have the reve-
rue law amended. This Is natural
considering the somewhat serious de-
0l6ATG lt AlA1 AlFAililAA ? - fto
TO recent embarrassing disclosures
concerning ems, circulation, etc.
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Hearst has announced again sol
EMMY and with. conviction that under
no circumstances will he again be a
candidate for a political office. ne
might qualify by saying that he viii
never be anything more than a can !
A Kansas City paper explains
deliberately that the attack on the
trust in congress has nothing
to do with the log rolling we hear so
much about. The most encouraging
thing about il is the possibility that
congress may saw a little wood.
$40
4 young lady has been soliciting
on the street. says the Prescott
Journal-Miner for a wooden leg. II Is
presumed the artificial limb had met
with financial reyerscs, was a victim
OF the Frisco disaster or had in some
other manner become dependent on
charity. At any rate her limb, il is cur-
rently reported, Is All broken up.
small Consolation.
In his grief at the official abandon
ment of simplihed spelling Mr.. Carne-
gle will be grateful for the small con-
cession of tho" 1t might be sup
posed that even a Simplihed Speller
would consider this sole departure
from photographed custom hardly
worth while.-Phoenix Republican.
The Almanac laments the fact that
Santa Pc county paid $1,000 TO road
during the year 1906. One
how painful IL must be to the
Almanac to see all this good money
wasted when 1t might be put into
county printing or other useful chan
nels. For instance. the bureau of inn
migration might make excellent use
of Il.