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Newspaper

Albuquerque Evening Citizen

Location

Albuquerque, New Mexico, United States of America

Date

Mar 23, 1906

Page

4

Recall system for officials gains favor in the east

The Los Angeles recall method spreading to Chicago Philadelphia and Massachusetts. Bills pending in New Jersey adapt the method for elective and appointive officials allowing a 40 day set election after petition thresholds of 20 10 or 5 percent. View supportive despite limited use, as a warning to officials.

Aken Joseph Mo News Los Angeles Chicago Phiadelphia Massachusetts New Jersey Dilla J& Ys Joseph

Journal misfires against The Citizen over water plant talk

The Morning Paper accuses The Journal of bias and misrepresentation as The Citizen printed verbatim remarks by F. B. Luchsinger about a water plant sale offer. The Citizen stands by its quotation and vows to prove accuracy while urging caution before rushing to judgment.

David Crockett Telegraph Citizen F. B. Luchsinger Mr. Luchsinger

Land Tax Reform and Forest Plan for San Francisco Bay

The Denver Republican notes Sir Henry Campbell-Bannerman advocates taxing land values separate from buildings to fund public services, arguing site value taxation frees communities to grow and improve welfare. It also reports War Dept plans to plant forests on military reservations near San Francisco Bay to beautify and protect grounds.

Denver Republican Henry Campbell-Bannerman Henry George Geven War Department Forest Service San Francisco Bay San Francisco Bays

Forest Service Expands Plan to Replant War-Torn Lands

The Forest Service broadens its national planting program to restore damaged forests and watersheds. California and Nebraska stations lead seedling trials and large scale reforestation, with hundreds of thousands of saplings planned for Dismal River Nebraska and Pikes Peak Colorado areas. Nursery beds will grow about twelve million seedlings annually, aiming to reclaim denuded lands and secure future timber and water supplies.

Foret Service California New Mexico Colorado Utah Nebraska San Gabriel Santa Barbara Mountains Resiue Halwey Neb Pikes Peak T ‘Glyde Clyde Garden City Kan Black Hills Kort Service Fort Bayard Station Wasatch Station Bear Creek Pikes Peak Reserve Colo

Long historical wood rights case reaches Leipzig Supreme Court

A century old dispute over rights of the communes of Dabo and Engenthal to cut wood on the Dabo frontiers was resolved by the Leipzig Supreme Court. The matter, rooted in 1613, involved French objections after the Franco Prussian War. The case grew to hundreds of volumes, with prior rulings in Saverne Colmar and finally Salpaing. French treasury to bear substantial costs.

Supreme Court Leipzig Dabo Engenthal Alsace Lorraine Court of Saverne Commun Colmar Anpreme Salpaig J Treasury

How John Suffered by His Advertising A New York World

A garbled ad tale shows John owning goods in Philadelphia and spending heavily on one Philadelphia newspaper ad. He wastes money and loses time as a cautionary example of ineffective advertising and mixed business advice.

John New York World Wanamaker bin Lawame Philadelphia

Alley courtroom updates in Bernalillo on liquor sales case

United States court in Bernalillo County continues the Alfred Penson liquor sale case to a fresh session with three witnesses heard. Defense counsel G W Dobson notes, while Antonio Samora and Thomas Chaves face assault indictments. John Myers and Rose Weil await plea on adultery charges as Maus and Weil case draws attention in Albuquerque.

United States Alfred Penson Petit Jury T. M. Hinch Gallup G. W. Dobson Winders Penson Tom Perry Navajo Llewellyn Lquor Abbott Rebecca Boswell Rebecca Cumba Nipp Antonio Samora Thomas Chaves Rancho de Alquerque Territorial Grand Jury J. B. Nipp John Myers John Maus Rose Weil Albuquerque Mausie Carpenter Weil M. E. Hickey Frank Moore

Heirs Seek Court Order To Sell Grant Addition Property

Louis A. Grant heirs sue to break the will and obtain a court order to sell the Grant addition northwest Albuquerque. Harriet M. Grant Gertrude M. Grant Clarissa Grant and D A Macpherson are named heirs with minors among them. The suit aims to convert trust funds into cash and liquidate the property.

ER. L. Medier Louis A. Grant Harriet M. Grant John Grant Isidore I. Dockweller Lota A. Grant Albuquerque Grant Addition Gertrude Mary Grant Clarissa Grant D. A. Macpherson Helen

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