Water company figures spark debate in Albuquerque
The Albuquerque Citizen highlights Mr Mayo’s figures showing a 36,209 income with 7,004 expenses, yielding a 28,203.72 profit for the year. It argues the plant was not maintained, questions the city’s extension plan, and calls for the Water Supply company to extend or lose its franchise. The piece cites Dr. Jones’s critique on system efficiency and urges city action.
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The Coming Election and Water Plant Question
The Citizen notes two competing tickets in the election with the combined Republican and Democratic ticket favored in votes but not guaranteed. It condemns the belief the water works issue can be pushed by the new city government and emphasizes that only the people can decide whether to purchase, keep, or extend the water plant. The paper supports the Dl ticket but opposes purchasing the plant at the proposed price, critiques Mr Mayo’s handling of the water question, cites related local commentary, and mentions other regional notes including farming experiments and commerce moves in Denver.
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Ex-Queen Marie Sophie aids Neapolitans in Paris
Marie Sophie former Queen of the Sicilies lives in Paris for twenty years after Naples united Italy. Since Francis II’s death she funds relief for Neapolitan emigrants in France and Belgium. She meets the distressed personally and supports an hospital and hospice for Neapolitans. Her sister is the late Austrian empress and her Bavarian brother Karl Theodore funds cataract operations in Germany.
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Marie Sophie
Francis Ti
France
Belgium
Karl Theodore
Bavaria
Germany
Paris
Arbor Day Reading Sparks Tree Planting Plans Across States
A Denver Republican summary extols Arbor Day reading on tree planting led by the state agricultural experiment station. It notes growing farmer interest, large-scale plantings by Wray firms, and a California plan for 1100 acres of mixed conifers and locusts, aiming to produce fence posts, fuel wood, and future timber while beautifying land and inviting capital investment.
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Cerry Time Reeves
San Mate County
California
Wreck Victims Recovering In Arizona Siding Crash
James McDewell of Part Island is the most seriously injured survivor in the Coconino siding wreck in Arizona. Doctors expect eventual recovery though she remains in pain with head and facial injuries. Her two daughters also suffered bruises but show no serious symptoms. Fred K. M. Jones, in charge of the excursion car, reports the crash as the worst he has endured, yet notes providential circumstances that prevented more deaths as the flyer and freight collided on the main line near the San Francisco mountains.
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Partsland
Coconino Siding
Arizona
Alvarado
Raymond-Whitcomb
Jones
San Francisco Mountains
Mr. Jones
Merchant Tailoring Upstairs Over West Railroad Ave
An upstairs tailor shop at 209 West Railroad Avenue advertises services by Bambini Proprietor with 15 years of experience. Offers suit cleaning, pressing, and alterations for ladies garments, inviting public patronage and trials. Also notes local promotions and prices for groceries and events at Marble Avenue locations.
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Bambini, Proprietoh
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Father's Forgotten Classica and the Neighbor's Daughter
In a brief tale from Hasper's Weekly, William returns home for a spring vacation to find Fanny Perkinn, daughter of Bi Perkinn, has grown into a striking young woman. The father notes her transformation and compares her beauty to Hebe, while William concurs, remarking on her maturity and charm.
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Joma Boylet
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Si Perkinn
Ernar
Fanny
Bey
Bill Joney
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