Holly Engine and Scrap Iron Sale Adverts
A notice describes a Holly Co. water pumping engine from Lockport N Y capable of 000 gallons daily, idle but ready, offered to towns or individuals at a bargain by L Levine Port Huron Mich. It includes a reader letter about city sale prospects and a note on a potential $250 000 sale to the water supply company with related correspondence and sale commentary.
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Holly Co
N. Y
L. Levine
Port Huron
Mich
Seri
Evening Citizen
Morning Journal
6 R Water Company
Port Huron, Mich
Albuquerque
Nlm
Levine
Luchsinger
Dope sparks season as Browns eye Trail Yon clash
Warming weather stirs fans as the McIntosh Browns consider a game at Trac Yon Park next Sunday against the Barelas outfit led by Dan Padilla. Frank Houston remains Browns manager, facing past debts and threats from Charley Quier over unpaid sums, with Charley Uimeelf expected back. Bisbee portrays copper colored salts from Copper Queen Copper Co, while the Albuquerque Reserves form a young squad of Roger Gatlin Roy Collins Riley Edwards Frank Collins Charles Fluke Charles Lembke John McKagin Clyde Holman Albert Clancy Cortex Quickel ready for possible service.
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McIntosh Browns
Trac Yon Park
Barelas Bunch
Dan Padilla
Frank Houston
Browns
Frank
Houston
Charles Quier
Mr. Quier
Charley Uimeelf
Copper Queen Copper Company
Albuquerque
Roger Gatlin
Roy Collins
Riley Edwards
Frank Collins
Charles Fluke
Charles Lembke
John McKaggin
Clyde Holman
Albert Clancy
Cortex Quickel
El Paso Plans Biggest Fair as Subscriptions Grow
Special to The Evening Citizen El Paso Texas March 90 committees in the Chamber of Commerce Building report subscriptions totaling 16300 with 1150 raised in two days. The El Paso Street Railway company adds 5000 pledges while lists show donors from lawyers sundry lumbermen and other trades. Barnett and Mosler connect on horse deals, with plans to boost the Western and Eastern circuits this summer and fall.
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el Paso
Texas
el Pass
Chamber of Commerce
el Pass Street Railway Company
Street Car Company
J. M. Mund
Aves Life
Barbers
Young Wal
Joy Tarnett
Mosler
Los Angeles
Barnett
Oenoola
Water supply proposal to Albuquerque seeks 10 year contract
T J Topham of Cisco advocates contracting the city of Albuquerque or another firm to deliver 2 to 6 million gallons of water daily from Coyote Springs at four cents per 1000 gallons. He describes pure mountain water and cites high elevation yielding pressure and notes rail lines and rain impacts elsewhere.
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F. A. Jones
Artele
Prof
Weinzirl
Coyote Springs
Albuquerque
T. J. Topham
Woman's Club Meeting and Cooking Demonstration in Albuquerque
The Woman's Club of Albuquerque hosted an invitation musicale in the Commercial Club building with Mrs. Pennell presenting scientific cooking. Members invited two guests each, drawing a large crowd of attendees and guests for the event. Across the street in Gleckler Building, Mrs. Pennell demonstrated bread baking and home cooking to housewives from 1:30 to 2:20.
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Woman's Club
Pennell
Woman's Club of
Albuquerque
Cla
Gleckler
Heath
South Fourth Street
Gentlemens Driving Association Announces April Matinee
The Gentlemens Driving Association sets Sunday April 1 for a driving matinee at Traction Park with four half mile heats starting at 2 PM. Entries include McGinty Nimble Jim Daniel J and Marcella driven by local owners. event draws horsesmen and racing fans alike.
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The
Gentlemens’ Driving Association
Traction Park
McGinty
R. H. Greenleaf
Nimble Jim
WL. Trimble
Joe Barnett
Daniel J
Thomas 8. Hobbell
Marcella
Jake Levy
California Flood Conditions Felt In Rail Corridor
Hon J B Fergusson reports California suffers severe flood conditions after a ten day business trip. He describes delays from Los Angeles to San Francisco, with bridges being built amid heavy rainfall and transport disruption.
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J. B. Fergusson
California
Pullman
Los Angeles
San Francisco
Open Letter on Trial, San Marcial Chinese Inspector
District Attorney Elfego Baca denounces a Socorro article defending Chinese inspector Charles V. Maliot. He states Maliot carried a pistol, was arrested for a deadly weapon, and fined before a grand jury action, while C. B. Mead faced liquor charges. Baca accuses the Journal of misrepresentation and asserts duty to enforce law impartially.
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Socorro
Charles V. Maliot
San Marcial
San Marelal
San Jarcial
C. EB. Mead
C. B. Mead
Elfego Baca
Matinee race program at Attraction Park by Gentlemen's Driving Assn
A matinee race program for Sunday April 1 1906 at Attraction Park lists four races with entries and drivers including McGinty Nimble in Walter II Fairy Queen Crissella Hallie Cocello Panlel J Mozelle Sheeam Marcelin Trixiv Independence Dan Marron and Riuse Raggle. A gastronomical treat will be served daily at the White Elephant Merchants lunch from 11 to 2:30.
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Gentlemen's Driving Association
Fairy Queen
Fb Jaichsinger
Crissella
Huntington
Hallie
Ty T. J. Shinick
Cocello
Otto Berger
John Henry
Panlel J
T. J
Muhbel
James Johnston
Mozelle
W. L. Trimble
Sheeam
Jake Lavy
Marcelin
W. Ix .Trimble
Trixiv
Anderson
Independence
T. J. Siiniek
Dan Marron
H. J. Trotter
Rleuse Raggle
B. W. Murphy
White Elephant
Arbor Day observance marks territorywide events
Arbor Day activities closed schools early and featured tree planting across city wards. At the university, forty trees and two large shade trees were added to the outdoor amphitheater area, with speeches by Prof. C. E. Clark and others emphasizing national interest in Arbor Day and civic beautification. A student versus faculty baseball game followed, after ice cream and refreshments were served. Indictments and civil suits formed a separate legal backdrop to the day.
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C. E. Clark
Miner
Central High School
Chirk
United States
Miller
Arbor Day
Kansas City
Police Court Oddities and Local Notes
Morning court session includes two victims before Judge Crawford. Bi Stein, under vagrant charge, had just completed a sixty day stretch. sentence suspended if he secures work. B Garcia fined five dollars on a chain gang charge. Anecdotal items report a cow visiting homes and inspecting rooms. New York elopements noted. mining man T. E. Peters back in town seeking friends. Mrs. John Foulkes hosts Iona Club at 606 South Third Street next Monday afternoon. Community updates mention mud hole repairs and city water plant funding debate.
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Crawford
Bi Stein
Stein
B. Garcia
Lawl
T. E. Peters
John Foulkes
Iona Club
South Third Street
Tierney
Coverdale Millinery Opening and Pipe Organ Recital
Millinery opening at Mrs Coverdale's on Gold avenue runs this afternoon and continues tomorrow. Admission for the pipe organ recital on April 5 by Mrs R H Lester is fifty cents, with professional musicians and vocalists.
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Coverdae
Sali
R. H. Lester
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