Boosters Meet debate tax levy for Albuquerque schools
A Boosters Club meeting in Albuquerque discussed increasing the school fund levy from seven and a half to fifteen mills with support from Mayor McKee. They consider tying revenue from fewer saloons and possible gambling closures to fund schools, noting current revenues and crowding. J N Coffin urged citizen-led action and cautioned against club-led political moves. the group agreed to seek public input and prepared a proclamation for Arbor Day activities and Earth journal coverage.
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Boosters’ Club
Commercial Club
R. W. Hopkins
City School Board
McKee
Hopkins
Albuquerque
Fig
Chow
Coffin
Hoosiers’ Club
Ierrande Valley
Earth
Santa Fe
Hoosters’ Club
Public Meeting Honoring Ross Planned in Presbyterian Church
A public meeting is set for Monday evening to honor Senator Edmund G. Ross for his vote against impeaching Andrew Johnson. General Hugh Cameron and Hon. M. Fergusson Wild deliver remarks, with a musical program, led by R. D. Bryan as chair of the organizing committee. The event aims to honor Ross and share historic knowledge with the community.
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Hugh Cameron
Kansas
Edmund G. Ross
Andrew Johnson
Row
D. Bryan
Presbyterian Church
Telegraphic Markets and Kansas City Livestock Report
Telegraphed market quotes from New York show mixed gains for several industrials and rail stocks amid a general market pause, with American Sugar and Amalgamated Copper among notable listings. The summary notes London’s mixed reaction to recent events, strong Canadian Pacific demand, and steady U.S. steel and railroad perspectives. In Kansas City, cattle and hog prices move steadily with broad ranges for steers and cows, stockers, feeders, and lambs, amid solid receipts of about 4,000 head.
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New York
American Sugar
Amalgamated Copper
American Smelter
Paveankte
American Car Foundry
Atchison
Anaconda
American Locomotive
Baltimore and Ohio
Brooklyn Rapid Transit
Canadian Pacific
Chicago Great
Erie
Louisville
Pass
Thorn Railwine
Nnexsee Coal
Union Pacific
Santa Fe
Calumet
Arizona
Old Dominion
Shannon
North Hutte
London
London Stock Exchange
Bank of England
Tuan
United States Steel
London Union
South America
Kansas City
Omaha
Larnche CT
Chicago
Albuquerque voters weigh district attorney appointment vs funding
A newspaper survey in Albuquerque gathers business and civic voices on whether the city should secure nearly 100000 in state appropriations and let the governor appoint district attorneys, or keep current methods. Several entrepreneurs urge securing the funds, while others favor appointing district attorneys by the people or through governor action to preserve institutions and growth. The mix of views reflects intense local interest in funding, governance, and control of district offices.
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Albuquerque
New Mexico
Santa Fe
Beranill o County District Court Suit and Divorce Notice
Oscar Goebel of Valenci county sues Victor Baca for 500 damages claiming unlawful possession of a small tract near Los Jurales. Manuel Seybi seeks divorce from Aurora Mirabae Seyba stating marriage in Ha fuel on November 24 1902 and wife left him in November 1905.
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Oscar Goebel
Valenci County
Victor Baca
Goebel
Baca
Los Jurales
Manuel Seybi
Salt
Aurora Mirabae Seyba
Hafuel
Gold Rush Expands in Two Queens District Arizona
Winkelman March 14 Gold and copper values at the Two Queens property spur rapid mining camp growth. Pinal County shows 65 million in mineral production and vast unprospected ground awaits rail access. Dan Carroll group near Saddle Mountain smelter boosts Saddle Mountain mines with ores 3 to 8 percent. A quip about a young man awaiting Interstate Commerce Commission investigation ends the note.
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Winkelman
Ariz
Queens
Pinai County
Pinal County
Dan Carroll
Saddle Mountain
Maple Flake We Stand By 12 5 Cents Pricing
A local grocer at 315 Marble Ave Homer H Ward says he was told by a manufacturer agent to raise Maple Flake from 12 1 2 cents to 15 cents per package. He refuses, stating the supplier will not shut him out, and he will continue selling at 12 1 2 cents. He asserts plenty of stock and aims for broad sales and profit.
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J. N. Coffin
American Lumber Company
Ross
Hermit
F. J. Grat & Co
Barnett Building
N. M
A. L. Brooks
Bernalillo County
G. W. Harrison
STERN
W. McClellan
Justice of the Peace
W. R. Whitney
C. Nead
Strickler
Nest Meyers
Callen
Tam
Bernaliite Co
Oliphant, Oliphant & Perry
Algbuquerque
AW. Hayd
OUF
J. A. Skinner
Raabe & Mauger
Weill
Aw York
Louis
Spelter
St Louis
York
Thomas McMillin
Chas. Melvii
Council
Fog Pratt
Une
Frank E. Sturges
Schloss
Jacob Korber
Beranlillo County
Dr. Price
Two Queens
Destail
Interstate Commerce Commission
Marble Ave
Homer H. Ward
Mar
P. N. Yunker
Miss Lutz Millinery
South Second Street
N. H. Andrus
West Gold Avenue
J. A. Kremis Druggist
Albert Faber
Railroad Avenue
Staab Building
Bank of Commerce
Chas. L. Keppeler
Albuquerque, N. M
Weil
Linder Savoy Hotel
Suntaagg
THE
Colorado Telephone CO
U. S
Lucca
West
Tijeras Tye
East Railroad
J.C. Baldridge
Sherwin-Williams
Eto
First Street
Coal Ave
New Mex
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