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Newspaper

Albuquerque Evening Citizen

Location

Albuquerque, New Mexico, United States of America

Date

Apr 03, 1906

Page

5

City election progress quietly amid ward by ward voting

At 3 o'clock reports show Third Ward favors Citizens Non-Partisan, with potential bond defeat for water works. Fourth Ward backs Non-Partisan and city building bonds. First Ward leans Non-Partisan, Second Ward contested while Third and Fourth show strong non partisan support. overall, water bonds likely defeated, city building bonds carried.

Non- Partian Party Anticwater Works A. Harsch G. W. Bixler J. W. Matlette C. A. Hall Charles Keppeler A. B. Stroup Fred Fisher Taxpayers’ League Iatest Chadwick West Gold Avenue Dunbar Forday Santa Fe Third Ward J. J. Sheridan T. P. Apodaca Paul Tentech Herbert D. Romero D. B. Thomas James Smith J. D. Pickard Fourth Ward Moore Felix Baca Sidney Abel J. B. Haines Summers Burkhart Thomas Phelan James Cosgrove Juan Sandoval B. Ruppe H. P. Gilchrist Joan Raveny Emil Mann Felix Janott Ehlon McKee Albright Bearrup Irixen

Fire at Mount Olive Church Last Night

Passers by were startled when the Mount Olive church on Lead Avenue saw a door opened and a lamp lit last evening. The colored minister followed, exclaiming in shock as a man attempted to arouse the neighborhood. The fire was extinguished with only slight damage reported.

Mount Olive Lead Avenue

Dopf's Ball Club Plans Backs for New Season

Manager Frank Houston of Dopf Baseball announces a twenty man pool to trim to nine or ten for the Duke City season opener. Bull Durham and Jimmy report in from Kankas Cay and Douglas Kan. Otero says fans talk of a local team appearing to challenge the Ancient Ty for attention.

Frank Houston Hs Browne Chy Houston Enys Duke City Fide Dames Durham Bull Jimmy Kankas Cay Blige Douglas Kan Albuquerque Otero

Day's Mother Found in Missouri Informs of Bert Day Death

A Denver secretary reports Bert Day died after a fall at Zelger cafe. His mother Mrs. B. K. Day, of Seymour Missouri, has been notified. Remains are withheld awaiting her disposition. The item also notes other local movements, including Burton, a musician, and Hi Coleman's Mason lecture. Colonel Harkin and Frew Colt Mining officials are in White Oaks addressing company affairs.

Denver Blacksmiths’ Union Herbert Day Bert Day Zelger B. K. Day Seymour Webster County Missouri White Oaks George W. Harkin Thomas Sinnock Frew Colt Mining and Milling Company Eagle Tate Ing Arizona Arizona Supreme Court Leigh Jognle Bauters Gold Road Tower Court Sloan

Mammoth scope of irrigation projects under way

Washington reports the vast federal irrigation program now under construction in western states. Within three months settlers will be invited onto reclaimed lands as the reclamation act nears execution. Engineers note extensive progress including miles of canals, tunnels, roads, and bridges, with multiple large projects approved but largely unspent and only partially completed.

Washington United States Wortert States Theovernment

Wool and stock market roundups mix failed trades

Market reports from St Louis and Boston show wool prices steady with little change while Chicago and Kansas City live stock markets report steady to firmer tones. Cattle cattle receipts reach thousands as sheep and lamb markets vary. listed quoted prices reflect regional activity and a light trading day due to municipal events.

Chicago Kansas City

Brother in law dies in Berlin report from Socorro Chieftain

A. Schey writes from Los Angeles that Me Piselen died in Berlin Germany on February 13. Mr Fischer a respected merchant in Socorro for many years, died aged 61. He was well known in business and social circles, with many friends. He left a brother Im Piecaer in Berlin and a sister Mrs A Schey in San Angeles. Attorney H I Halt of Taos Cruces arranged the route to Santa Fe.

Berlin Germany A. Sehey Low Angeles Fil Dietin Piselen Merlin Mtr Fischer Socorr Socorro Busiteon Im Piecaer Ole Mra. A. Schey San Anegeles Cal H. i Halt Taw Cruces Santa Fe

Mass Meeting Reignites Water Plant Debate in Albuquerque

A large Albuquerque gathering denounced the Water Supply Company's plan to sell the city the aging water plant. Speakers, including Hon. EV Chaves and Judge Adams, warned of heavy taxes and questioned the plant’s value while praising citizen opposition and concerns over private gain. A torchlit procession and concealment of the issue by some press figures fueled the tense public discussion.

Mr. Klock Xrvetet Klock G. Maron Srett Albuquerque Colombo Hall EV. Chaves A. T B. Stroup Chaves Seuse Pa ‘Es Adams Adame George l Stroup Tha T Tme M K W Lupy Maerya

Grand Central Hotel Large Airy Rooms

The Grand Central Hotel advertises large airy rooms at very reasonable prices. Travelers are offered comfortable accommodations with convenient location and competitive rates.

Grand Central Hotel

Ramsay's Typewritorium Ad Offers Used Typewriters

Ramsay's Typewritorium on Fourth Stang FR KR Ave advertises all kinds of second hand type writers bought rented repaired or rebuilt. Agents for Underwood typewriters with a good stock on hand and options to exchange for newer models.

Underwood Type Writers Ramsay Mer

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