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Newspaper

Albuquerque Evening Citizen

Location

Albuquerque, New Mexico, United States of America

Date

Feb 06, 1906

Page

4

Power of Recall Calls Senate Reform Debate

The Albuquerque Citizen argues the U S Senate fails to represent the people and curries capital interests. It endorses recall power as a remedy and notes movements in Kansas Nebraska and other states toward direct senator elections or recall voting to veto entire senatorial seats.

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Dry farming discussed for Ne Mexico lands and New Mexico irrigation

The Optic and The Citizen urge thorough dry farming tests in Las Vegas area, arguing for intensive cultivation to turn unproductive acres productive. They note Campbell tillage has roots in indigenous practices, but stress irrigation regions offer greatest Colorado farming success.

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New Mexico Prosperity Talk Promotes Campbell Tillage Plan

The piece argues New Mexico with 300000 people and near 300000000 in property is not poor. It defends territorial status against critics, praises Campbell tillage, discusses bribery morals, and notes political moves like Warren of Wyoming’s vote rights bill and Santa Fe editorial reactions. It cites building permits and real estate trends as signs of prosperity and growth.

New Mexico Sunshine States The Union Lordeburg United States Senatar Warren Wyoming

World Wide Hunt For Parasites Ends In California

Geo Compere completed a global search for parasites affecting orange trees. He tracked and relocated infested trees from San Francisco to China and back, totaling over 12 000 miles by sea and hundreds by land. If parasites die, California growers gain relief. if not, a second trip may occur.

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Uncle Joe's Chance to Humble Senate

Washington dispatch notes prospects for rail rate resistance improving. Roosevelt faces Senate delays as House moves to pass Hepburn rate bill, while Uncle Joe Cannon looms to whip Senate leaders. political maneuvering and possible adjournment loom unless a bill is forced through.

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Aged thief Chaves jailed after kleptomania spree

A description of Ramora Chaves, an elderly man accused of persistent theft, his nocturnal wanderings, and repeated police encounters. Officials report kleptomania tendencies, with Chaves detained briefly and ordered to ten days on the streets in lieu of a ten dollar fine.

Ramora Chaves Chaves J. Ifeld & Co Railroad Avenue Polieeman McMullin Second Street Crawford

Nicanor Perea Not Murdered in Albuquerque Search

Scattered reports say Nicanor Perea was not killed by horse thieves. Deputy Montoya located him in a Chilili hail and returned him to Albuquerque in good spirits, while rumors and misreports about his death caused local fear. Officials and searchers pressed on with inquiries into the missing horse and rig case.

Nicanor Perea Nicanor Peron Peron Albuquerque Perea L. A. Albota Menenker Lome Peres Montoya Gion L. Gi. Albers Francisca Garcia Carlos Garcia Alburquerque Sheett Pera Pares

Community notices crowd Elks Opera House events

Local groups in Albuquerque schedule meetings and social events at Odd Fellows hall and neighboring venues. Major Martin of the Salvation Army visits Feb 6 7 8 with lectures at Army barracks and a stereopticon talk on Orange Harvest.

Knights of Pyrilus Castle Hall Elks Opera House Alamo Hive Odd Fellows Hall F A. Hubbell Hiks Hall The Congregational Church J. A. Bearrup Degree of Honor Slane Excelsior Lode O. B. Hall Valentine Board Rita B. Allison Regarder Martin Los Angeles Salvation Army Southwest Albuquerque Army Barracks Third Street Copper Avenue Adjutant Plumstead

White Lily Flour Promoted In Budget Mention

An advertisement extols White Lily flour as the best buy for value and aroma, noting its affordability with a five cent cost and a 60‑in‑a‑box option priced at two dollars, urging readers to let the product speak for itself.

Funeral for Jose Maria Roybal Held. Pennington Service Scheduled

Funeral services for Jose Maria Roybal, three year old daughter of Mr. and Mrs. H Roybal, were held at the Borders chapel with interment at San Jago cemetery. Mary Ann Pennington, widow of photographer W. M. Pennington, died at 120 Walnut Street after a long illness. Interment arrangements were not complete, expected tomorrow afternoon. An unrelated note details a discussion on licensing fees for ticket brokers, criticizing high costs and proposing a $50 annual fee as fair.

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