Albuquerque sewer contract待 potter report 1906
Albuquerque city council hires New York expert Alexander Potter to study the sewer system for 250 dollars with a four to five week preliminary report. Potter criticizes mains laid too cheaply, suggests a permanent foundation, and notes a probable 3000 dollar full study. levels to be secured by engineers at city expense for council use.
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Albuquerque
A. Walker
N. M
Alexander Potter
Coline
A. B. Walker
City Council
New York
Potter
Han
Walker
Ueelty Council
New Orleans
Phoenix
Ariz
Elder
Tierney
Moenilwra
Pines
Habitual Sneak Thief Sentenced
A report from Albuquerque notes the arrest and discharge of local cases. Pedestrian businessman Benigno Romero discusses joint statehood politics in Arizona and New Mexico while promoting a cure all named la Sanadora. Jose A. Pino of Socorro is labeled a habitual sneak thief and tied to city thefts and hidden stolen goods.
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Benigno Romero
Romero Rig Company
South First Street
Arizona
New Mexico
Sonora
Chihuhua
Monteo
Romero
M Romero
Arizon
Linda
Chihuatina
Amers
la Sanadora
Jose A. Pino
Albuquerque
Pino
Socorro
Community Gatherings And A Cracking Of Local Thefts
Local fraternal groups met at Knights of Wythins lodges and church halls for meetings and shared activities. A theft case ends with Pino the thief sentenced to sixty days after a shop and market pursuit and police handover. Local benevolent and guild groups schedule upcoming gatherings and services at church parlors and guild halls.
Funerals for Eurihatta Giannini and Selwyn Frissie
Eurihatta Giannini, 31, died at home March 4 from liver troubles induced by tuberculosis. Her funeral will be tomorrow at 8 am from Immaculate Conception church, with burial at Santa Barbara cemetery. She was wife of Dominic Giannier, resident since immigrating from Italy a year and three months ago. Selwyn A. Frissie died Sunday of unspecified causes. his remains will depart tonight for Topeka, Kansas, then by rail to Grantville, Kansas, for burial. Uncle George Fristie has arrived to accompany the body.
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Eurihatta Giannini
Burilatta Giannini
Cty
Immaculate Conception
Santa Barbara
Dominic Glannier
Italy
Selwyn A. Frissie
Selwyn A. Prine
This Cay
Topeka
Kan
Grantville
Phet
George Fristie
New Hide House Opens In City By Pinnigan & Co
Thomas Pinnigan and Company of New York opened a hide house in the city. The warehouse sits on First Street in the Grunsfeld building. The firm is a branch of a larger company operating in several major cities. CoverdMe offers sixty winter hats for sale this week starting Thursday.
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Thomas Pinnigan & Co
New York City
Hive
First Street
Grunsfeld
United States
Era
Police Court Arrests In City Case Details
Francisco Chaves was arrested last night for drunkenness with $7 cash on him and a ticket to Las Lunas. He paid a $5 fine in police court this morning. John Sallee, an Austrian, pled not guilty to intoxication and was remanded to city prison to await the officer who made the arrest.
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A. Tessier
Mr. Tessier
Sam Pike
Albuquerque
Tessier
Hanley
Eity
Burkhart
Burkhares
Effy
P. Watts
E. Charles Penman
Penman
Wiliam Parr
South Second Street
Farr
Pino
Mr. Farr
Wallace Berger
Conroy
Berger
Berker
Pluo
McMillin
Francisco Chaves
Chaves
John Sallle
Walter Garner Surprised With Delightful Party
Last evening about thirty friends and neighbors gave a surprise party to Walter Garner who lives five miles below town. His wife and mother conspired with neighbors, leaving him unaware until they arrived. The gathering featured singing and instrumental music, ample refreshments, and a pleasant time. Attendees included the Swan, Loulon, Hill, Kelly, Fletcher, Walwork, Sweeny, Wilson, Henderson, Jacobson, Houston, Bollenk er, and Carlos Hill of Isleta.
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Walter Garner
Vatley
Mesdames Swan
Loulon
Hill, Kelly
Fletcher
Mesdames Walwork
Sweeny
Wilson
Messrs
Hendrickson
Jacobson
Houston
Bollenker
Carlos Hill
Isleta
Board of Education Endorses Salaries and Plans for Commencement
The Board met in reg meeting and approved paying bills. Teachers Miss Helen Rodey and Miss Milly Kaplan received salary increases after completing a year of service. A curfew bell transfer to Central High was discussed. The board rents Elks Opera House for two nights during commencement week and plans class day exercises there. Committees to secure speakers for commencement and the baccalaureate were formed, and a congressional petition to amend school bond authority was considered to expand bonds to 5 percent of taxable valuation.
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Board of Education
Helen Rodey
Milly Kaplan
Central Hich 4
Councl
Elks’ Opera House
Congress
Albuawerque
Millinery Sale and Shop Reorganization on West Gold
On March 1 Mot. J. D. Coverdale retires from her old millinery store on Gold avenue Mrs. Breen leaves, Ms. L. H. Shoemaker leads trimming. Wil conduct the Waitress selling all tall and winter hats this week at purchaser priced. Learnard Linda & now cement their business on West Gold Avenue.
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J. D. Coverdale
Gold Avenue
Learnard & Linda
West Gold Javenue
Good Government League Elects Officers and Plans Campaigns
The Good Government League met at Red Men’s Hall to elect officers for the ending term. President J. B. Super, Vice President John S. Bearen, Secretary A. B. Straus, and Treasurer Otto Dieckmann were chosen. An executive committee of seven was formed from twenty members. President Sulzer spoke on political topics and campaign plans for spring and fall. Garbage cans advertised by Albuquerque Hardware.
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Good Government League
G'eisck
Red Men's Hall
Golf Avenue
J. B
Sulzer
Jacob
Kaplan
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First Ward
L. Washburn & Company
C. Cushman
Don J Rankin
Thomas Sewyard
Second Ward
Harsch Bottling Works
South Pirst Street
John Hannell
A.harsch
Fred Fisher
Third Ward
Johnson's Bicycle
Souh Seeond Street
W. W. McDonad
J. J. Sheridan
Charles Sherke
Fourth Ward
Matson
A. Matson
J. K. Haines
W. P. Metcalf
Cty Council
Jose Pino
Mineral Lodge No
Knights of Wythins
1. O. TM. Alame
Odd
Charel
Home Mission Society
The
Highland Methodist Church
Hart
Slate Avenue
Keleher Avenue
Frank W. Clancy
N.T
H.S. Lithgow & Co. Book Binders
Uncle Johnny
W. L. Trimble & CO
Second Street
Elks' Theatre
Patten and
Perry
Jerry
Kerry
Maton
Just
Albert Faber
Southwestern Electric & Construction Co
General Electric Co
Crocker, Wheeler Co
R. P. Mall, Proprietor Iron and Brass Castings
Con
Albaquerqus
M. Mt. Ue
St. Elmo
Joseph Barnett
West
Oes
Melini & Eakin
Whitesale
Yellowstone
Moet & Shandon
St. Louis
A. B
Bohemian
Jos
Schultz Milwaukee
Automatic
South First Aquerque
Him
Jawan
A. J. Richards
M. Berger
West Copper Ave
Old Albuquerque Alvardo Hotel
Commercial Club
Austrian
China
Borradaile & CO
Fire Department
Illines
Colorado Telephone Co
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