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Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1910-04-02

ne denies that there has been the
s''&Atest rupture between himself and
tho management Of the Detroit club.
Co3b has a garage ut Augusta and saws
thlt he viii report in u couple OF days.
iitcncr speer Is still absent from the
Ei+on training ,a1np. lie is beng de-
tanned at santa re to act as a witness
il al important case. Manager Smith
mas Ordered tap aoGthHaw t, get into
Shdpc at SANTA re.
ofa Seal mas besn uuconditioaaliy
reieased Us The Louisville cub of the
American Association.
Chester Waite. an outhelder of the
chicago Americans, and who plaved i'm
san francisco recently with the No. .
team. is reported 10 be III With the
smallpox. Waite was taken sick short
~ before the a finished their series
o. games and did rot start back to
Chicago. Other members of the club
were exposed to the disease, but SO far
40 cases have developed.
Fire yesterday threatened the now
home al the Chicago Americans at
Tlifty-iitth street and Wentworth ave
hue, with destruction, but quick work
b. a Gang ofN.o9kinen WHO organized
g bucket trigade. prevented a spread Of
the flames aEd the damage was slight.
The trf started in q lumber yard ad-
ioilinA tie park. aud the brisk wind
soon lad Che parks scgyinr oyer the
Frandstami. An alarm WAS turned in.
but he 0uirll york Of tho brigade had
the 2ames snlothefcd before the depart
Inent arrived.
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1910-04-02
TIMELY TWINkLEs OF THE DIAMOND STARS.


The Athletics. who uiI plav hero To-
ploire}t, were defeatedUn thc first game
Of the series with tho P6ilios at
QpdkeHtoN'h yesterday. by a score OF .
tai5 l. :. haruny. the former Balti-
NOR pitcher, tWiried for the Pnilies
@nd madc a favorahlo impression upon
iHe tafs. Mage ami Murphy slammed
0Jt home runs The Phiilies had the
score 80 in their favor III the seventh
inning. and easod up in thu eighth and
ninth long enough to allow t1c Macl;
mon 10 score q fe# runs.
Big George McQuillau took y ran
over to Newark yesterday 10 visit his
wife TT their home in this city. Nc
Quillan viii probably pitch in today's
game Ter the DOOM team.
INC Hrookiyns whitewashed tho Nash
team Yesterday by a score Of 20.
atcher King has wired Manager
aancc that he will report on Sunday.
inree men have beef released by Man
ger Duffy. Of tho Chicago White Sox.
They arc o~otfeldera MatticEs and DIAL
ton and Pitcher Owen.
The Giants win lcaYc Tor NeW York
tlt-r tJnlorroW's game at Daltas. Rain
ms played havoc with The plans of
Vac a8er McGra,f during the past Heef,.
IN a letter 70 . Detroit newspaper
.ated March y, Ty Cobb declared that
,p signed his contract last fau I'm,
hat II does not call for $685.. ny gives
s his rcason for not reporting that his
~ujrcss interests kept him at Augusta.
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1910-04-02

Forest Hill man prom
#isaa his bctter half Il
surprise some night. He
#!naGc good one right h
eaIpc lloI}" carly-two
black ewes and 2 bloody
no.. Inc poor wife
#d"ssn't care now il her
better half docs come
hWac late hereafter.
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1910-04-02

We gue.s W, c. H.,
X. L.. ". G., N. G.
". W, ". II. ana \. f.,
al q. the N%ailsburs sec
ton, won't bother going
to South orange on Fri
day evenings.
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1910-04-02
communication

r. \. B.-No absolutely
refuse TO refer" 10 our
lnroTerb Contest. We saw
the large force the STAR
had to employ to count
thu coupons ard got cold
1eet.-Ed.
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1910-04-02

The parable Of the
"ioaVts and fishes s as
Eothing compared with
the division made %. JACK
Harris nsl-siGt 10 the
Souti. Orange fircnef..
Ask Tom = Foran or
George NandorEofr aboat
it.
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1910-04-02

Stanley Ketchel, who is to meet-Sam
I.angford for six rounds at the Ma
tional a.. C., of Phila delpllia, Oh April
q, will get sato condition for the CON
test at WooDawn Inn on upper Jerome
avenu
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1910-04-02
Doctor Vaudeville
Specialist
673 Broad s.. Over cl,it'J
EWA7x, n. J
kll Mac and Fema'e D.ss1,.s

! cnre all forms of nervous d.biiity,
impotency, vital weakness. yaricOcsle.
unnatural drains. diseases Of the heart, Kid
neys. stomach, liver and bladder, D!Ooi aal
SKIN, chronic bronchitis. asthma.c onsump-
ton ami l. FEMALE DISEASES, no
matter what the cause. strict coaideacb
viii be observed.
tGNSUs.TATEDS FREE.
Office Hours TO d p. M to 8 ?. N.
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1910-04-02
CITY LEAGUERS find SCHEDULE DIFFICULT

ford, who is well known in baseball
circles around this State and pennsyl-
rania, will manage and coach the team
CoH'an. a former college player, VIII
also be seen in the lineup. The rest
Of the players will be known in Il week
Any City or County League Baseball
Club who is in need Of a good out
fielder should communicate with w
Henry, 2l24s Parker street. HonrY
gained a reputation last season when he
starred in both field and bat as a
member of the Bransh Brook \. G..
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1910-04-02

ZNeli. viii yea he Their,
toUeuFroT-?
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iIiniIa.r srI.

=Ma.kcz street hung
~; ;,"@ going To Waa"
their Trousers #higlfn"
tilaH ever this ar.
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1910-04-02

INC Brookiyns whiteWashed tho Nash
3 tenn Yesterday by a score OF 20.
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1910-04-02

"tcher King has wired Manager
a3nce that he will report on Sunday.
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1910-04-02

Three men have benn released by Man
@ ger Duffy. OF II Chicago White SoX.
They are oetheldera MatticEs and Dial
ton and Pitcher owen.
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EDITED by
*. Z.
ANSWELt


NEWARK. y. j. APRIL =. -.
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1910-04-02
"knocki
Turned lrts
Boosts"
Sly lame Fridays.

me PAGE-TIlAT's ENOUGH.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1910-03-29
SELF DEFENSE PLEA
Of DOCTOR
MILLER

nny Morning journal snse'd r-osae w

fsy Morning Journn' SDecini I@nsse ~
Watseka Ill., March 2N-'SaY ler
came at me with an aNe and shot
him.
ln these words Dr ~ R. Miller, on
trial with Mrs j. g. Saylvr and John
Grunden for the murder of j. 49,.
SaNlcr of Crescent CITY told the story
ur tho shooting when the body ot the
slain mnu lay in the deserted parlor
according to Mr j. S Near, ON tho
Witness stand today Scarcely inter-
ruptod by questions from counsel Mr.
Near told his story repeated The la-
comic words of John Grunden. ~ snW
IL all--hut J amt talking
pr Near described the wound sus-
nIned hy d. Miller which passcd
through his right wrist
Dr Miller, the Witness said, told
him
"a think ! nccidently shot myself
Sayler had no gun. lie came at me
with .n ave"
"ls hc dcnde I asked him. said
Dr Near
yes think ] killed him WAS
Miilers answer the witness said
Tho witness also told nf going to
tho Sayler home and ascrrtaiuing that
SaNler was dead He sid thut Mrs.
SaNicr Who vas CRYING while hc tes-
tilted did NOT weep when ho told her
her husband was dead
That's too bad too bad" were her
words. The witness stated.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1910-03-29
W|CKE:RSHAM' s
DEPARTMENT
UNDER FIRE:
ATTORNEY GENERAL
REPLIES 10 CHARGES
Declares He Never Acted as
ConseI for SUGAR Trust, Nor
Had Any Business Relations
With tt His Partner Did,

~ ''''p''- ~, w 80 ~
" Nd0"lnEt"ii' N'tNh ne 'i'''t -
preferred on the floor Of the house
last Friday bN ReDresentative Martin
,po,, IN ,.gi,,.,ao 4a.,+ ,th. ear,,. ~
attorney OF the sesRr trust ~ now t's
head Of the depMfment ot Justice oi
,ht. ,.,nyont ,an,inl.trsftfnnu brnttsh+
,.s..
~ '''V' ~ ~" N''''' - +
General Wickefshai addressed - Rep
resentatiNe i{enne-' New o!k aud
read into the house ceord today. MT
Wickersham S letter follows
have read hl iae congressional
Record Of March ~ statement made
hy mcmhcr from )ifTadp 70 toe el-
iNet that thn former attorney Tor the
sugar trust Is az the heal 81 The de-
Iartment OF Justice ol the present ad-
rnistration and later on hat pur
ports To be qnottiiom trom q news
paper editorial reading Attorney Gen
tlnl Wickorsnalh former 'tlorneN ~
me sugar trust
In order that such statement may
not gain amy currency J should Ike TO
state through you that J never WAS
tttorneN fpl the sugar trust by winch
! understood is meant the American
Snsar refining company and its al
iigd of subsidiary corporations nor
hnd amy professional or business rela-
Tens to it.
Tie only possible foundation for
such statement lies IN the Fact thht
ono oi my partners some three Years
ag was rctained as one 81 counsel for
the American sugar t,ellninS com lHhN
ia .ingle laW suit brought against
il aud lulNn"ni w such r}tAiner US
ass steG in hr dss = - tfe Company
IN tHaf attiOn ifIQ aH HnlHfdt taken
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1910-03-29
DIE
IN flaming
BALL ROOM
TERRIBLE CATASTROPHE
IN HUNGARIAN VILLAGE
Panic Stricken Pleasure Seek
erS Crushed to Death in Eff
fod to Escape from Burning
Structure Over 500 Dead,

Ciy Morning journal Speciai rsaaed Wirel
Mute szaka. Hungary March IS
The village OF oekaerito and the adj
iacent districts have been thrown in-
10 mourning hv terrible disaster al
the former place last night which re-
suited in the death of between 500
and 400 persons aud the serious injury
of 100 others
\ public bail was announced to be
held at the hotel of the village where
the coach house had been fitted up as
n ball room Ii was a great barn like
structure, decorated with tluder-dry
entertainment To which were added.
for the occasion. other decorations
ana Chinese lanterns The fcstNity
attraC ted plcasure-seekers from an the
surrounding country and the building
was SO packed lust before the hall
commenced that the single door thnt
afforded entrance ANA eNit was nailed
up to prevent the admittance uf scores
who clamored outside
While the dancing was in fun swing
pine branch caught fire and tell TO
the floor II hlazed turionsly ana al-
most instantly the dresses Of several
women burst into flames. The fire
spread with astonishing rapiditY a
dreadful panic cnsued, the jewellers
losing their heads completely MANY
er them. With flames shooting out
from their garments. rushed toward
The barred exit. whrra 4 sargine rlN@
WIS iammed together
Women and men tell and We're
trampled under foot Those IN 'front.'
yninly eudoa'orcd 10 tear open the
door bat were crushed helplessly shy
tlle pressure of the crowd behind
soon thc roof ctasted in. the ha.
ing wreckage falling on the helpless
victims. SO that MANY of them who
hitherto had escaped the flames We're
struck down hy beams or buried un-
der debris
When the door was finally broken
open some few persons ecaped. but
most of them collapsed before thcy
got far inside the building We're
heaps Of charred eorpscs Screams
and groaus still were audible from the
smoking piles a detachment OF troops
was ordered to the scene to clear the
wrcckage and help bury the dead
The official estimate as given ont.
tonight states that 900 persons per-
ished. but il It's believed thut the total
death roll win prove much larger than
this. as many persons have not been
for
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1910-03-29
BLACK DOG MAY
PROVE Gull 7
OF NEGROES
NEW FEATURE APPEARS
IN BROWNSVILLE INQUIRY
Judge Advocate Tells Court
That Men Who Shot Up Town
Were Led by Canine Pet Of
Colored Soldiers,


Washington March 2S-0n bic
black dog may depend the decision
whether amy of the negro soldiers dis
charged as result OF the famous
shooting up of Brownsville, Texas. are
30 he allowed to re enlist in the Unit
ed States army such dog is said 20
have bounded along ahead Of the
raiders who went on their death deal
ing mission on August j o, 1906.
This obscure bit Of testimony was
brought to the fore todaN ai the sit
ting 81 the military court OF inquiry
created To determine II amy of the
discharged soldiers should be permit
ted to rc-enlist captain Charles r.
Aoyland recorder OF the court ass
serted that this dog belonged 10
Company r.. of the Twenty-ffth regi-
ment. and scampered along ahead oi
the soldiers. as he said with whom il
came daily contact
captain Rowland summarized the
testimony on the Brownsville affair.
During the last four months this
court has examined score after score
Of witnesses and still longer period
has been devote f nalyzing preNl.
GUS testimony tak, other hearings
i'm the case, 1t viii soon report It's
findings to congress
The tenor Of the recorders address
throughout the daS was that the dis
charged soldiers shot up the town. liis
story &c the dog was only one OF the
points marsnallod by the army officer
in support of his. contention that the
soldiers were guilty
The tale of the dog was told the
court when Captain ltowland reuthed
the part of the argument dealing with
The raid throughout the town. As the
raiders Went through EoWan alley. he
recalled that Mr.. and Mrs. Odin heard
the noise ana looking out saw dog
leaping along ahead of the men anu
thought the men We're shooting ~
this supposed mad dog He said MI
Odln described it as large hl"ek
dog
This ig black dog which has here
tofore h@sn neglected li the ease. SAID
mo recorder. 'enters into lt with
vcry Illuminating effect because not
halr nm hour hefore he had been
standing watch AZ The gate of the post.
stress was laid by the recorder on
the testimony that he firing that
night was done by NoileNs, An at
tempt by civilians to fire by Nolleys,
ne contendod, would not have been
successful.
Another point taken by the recorder
during the day WAS the bullet hole
found after the shooting
Not one scrap OF evidence said
he has ever been furnished before
amy tribunal or official that g single
building or object of ANY Kind IN the
limits OF Fort Brown was struck By
IA bullet fired from the direction OF
the town of brownsville Thc town
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1910-03-29

Manila. March 2S.-Two Japanese
engaged i'm an effort to secure pllns
of the Qualifications W Cotregidor.
Cavite. have been arrested l~ the
military authorities and are peln z
held subject to instructions from the
secretary OF war Dickinson
supreme court Of the United states.
states.
While upon the supreme bench on
Kansas. Justice Brewer handed down
the decision that women were elisl-
BILE to the office of county supefhi-
tendent of public schools. ana another
sustaining the right of women 70
money possessed by them at the tme
Oh their marriage and to AN money
earned by them thereafter AS United
states circuit Judge he entered tht
decree sustaining the Maxwell land
grant. the largest private grant sus-
tained i'm the United states.
Justice Brewer married Louis X
Iandon of Burlington VI. ortoher B.
1861. who died Auril g. lS9S. ON
.Drne 3. 1901 ne married Emma J..
Mott. of Washington. d. g.
Justice Brewer Was appointed hf
president Cleveland in 1896 to the
Venezuelan boundary commission. i'm
1899 ne was member of the British
Venezuelan arbitration tribunal. fle
was president OF the Universal Con
sress of Lawyers and Jurists the
louisiana Purchase exposition at -.
Louis in 1904
Justice Brewer was the author ~
-The pew fo thu Pulpit the "iwen-
tieth Century from Another View p
point" American citizenship. and
-Thc United States Christian Nation
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1910-03-29

ftn pitempi to place the city govern
ment ngNin ON a business hasisi amt
after practically repeating the rcpuh-
liean platform plank as 60 the en-
forrcmcnt 81 the terms of the trnn-
Echisos held hy public service corpor-
ations seeks 60 hide the record Of
this administration behind the cry OF
"water COMPANY ana corporate con-
trol of city affairs this in the face
of the record Of this administration
F in the water Iaminc Of last summer
WHEN il deliberately and for weeks ig-
nofeA The comfort and health of the
people ol Albuquerque while city Of
gicers and members ul the council
played the water famine Tor political
purposes
The cry of water was itcrated ana
ic-ltnrntad by AttprmeA lsaNc Barth,
la nominee for the hoard of education,
Who placed Mayor Lester In nemina-
tien ana Who carefully avoided any
concrete reference % sewer system OF
finances, hy admitting that he know
nothing about either. is MAYOR Les
tor who in accepting the nomination
shouted ont the sinister warning that
the city is about tu pass into the
hands of the public utilitN corpora
tions and that unless he is reelected
This dire calamity win certainly takr
place az the same time mndestiy adj
mittinp TINT during the two years Of
his administration more has been ac-
cumpiishcd Tor the city than during
the ten wears previous, ny Mr. Hurk
hart. who managed the convention
and wrote the platform in nominating
that untiring servant ~ the people
Alderman John lioayon, to succeed
himself in the Fourth ward
These were thu three speakers of
fs4s
Lester and Mn Hurkhart who repre-
scnted the city IN thr water famine
ease last summer when the admins
tratinu inalh decided to begin TO do
something for the people.
Broad and sweeping claims we're
made hN ail three of them. as in tho
platform, as to the results accomplish
cd hy this administration for the pee
pie iiut whom each speaker arrived
af che point m here il became ncces-
sarN To explain about the sewer, about
the enormous increase in operating
expense about the pledges and the
issues which tonlcd the people two
Years ago. each one, as in the plat
form shonted water and threw out
fhr dire warming that the people OF
Albuquerque are about tp De kiduap-
cd bouud gagged aud ruhhed 10y the
public srl vice corporations ot Anu
u4ttruuD Us crime which would haNc
lsecn committed lnnn since save Tor
the nntutng Watchlulncss OF Mayor
It.ter. MIR gnrkhnrt and Alderman
BeaNen. and which viii We committed
unisss the people return these watch
dogs af the people rights TO ottico.
tt was I'd harmonious howl OF con
crnlmtnt. q deliberate serving ni no
tice ou the people that the broken
promises or two wears age wiz &" ul-
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1910-03-29

DEMOCRATS CAREFULLY
THEIR CAMPAIGN PROMISES
Of TWO YEARS AGO

Platform WobbeS Painfully Through Long Recital of Work
Alleged to Have Been Put Through by This Administration,
Which Mayor Lester NlOdesy Asserts Has Done More For
Albuquerque Than Was Accomplished During the Ten Years
PrevouS-But Reference to Solemn Pledges, Made to Sc
cure Election, Is StudiousIy Avoided
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1910-03-29


TWO years ago The democratic lead-
ers 81 Alhuoiera,tr made certain dcfi.
,.4,,. ,..,..,s'. .t... ,.,,,. ,.t.,..t,,..
~ l''V'
their candidates 4" carry our Those
pledges hi the oNcnt OF their election.
,rb..3r candidates. tl,. nr.s.nt rtt,. ,d. .
'a''isli"Noh' were tlfelea-
Here are some OF the promises
n ;stsc hv this administration ANA their
t.,c4.,, 49,. ,...,,.
,1rnn,t..,a u s,,it.i ..,,,,,,.,..t,. .,l..
anafp n3odrrn ea,titaiv saver system
canabIr of eXfenslnn u'hen naasta and
a. hfila Il right a,yn, N, less man
hAlf M rnst eatimttea by ptayinila a,i-
nlnistrnfinn rautll,tatrs ias,,rl et,,n-
ed statement ntnmisino a. bnil
s..r,, s..t.m far l.sS. tnstn S4a4 ann
Promised to hutld .tde,tus,te enm-
plete. modem sanitary ssvar s,sten,
ANA nrn,id. system III sr,t,l.d sfre.ts
~ veu I'm lnss than soon n0a
prnn,isel at.alt tines and nn,la.. y a
conditions ana nledppd ,n can,lidatrs
ia msintain ths ratail lfnnnt nr4nss
where n was plaeed hy 4 rnnnhiican
administration
proinisrd h,trnan,ti,n ~ inaastrial
s,sfen, IN ednratinn h. ,nnnnsrl ir.fn-
Promised ethc impariial enforce
nent IN. .nl btvs ana or,lin4n,ss tritb-
o,,i reenert "a nrrsnns nnaning 'tt,
olfieinis as o.sli as priN,fn oitigans
promised .4iria ncnnnny ~ au
ntlIfe .vnrntitn,aan nf ths naat,te.iA
money ma nm efficlnnt ANA ntonor,i-
rat administration ~ tha rtnNs Kill
fsirs
This administration. elected upon
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1910-03-29
ASHBY To PRISON
FOR THE REST OF
HIS LIFE
PLEADS GUILTY TO
SECOND DEGREE MURDER
Sentenced by Judge Mechem
For Ninety-nine Years FOR
KiIIing of {, A, SiDe at Alma
Last October,
IsnerInI DI.paIeh 70 I'D MofaIns Iournall

lsperiaI Dispatch 10 tn- MoraIns Jnnriiail
Socorro y NJ. March 2S.-W :.
Ashby today was allowed TO enter "a
plea or guilty TO "a charge of murder
i'm the second degree for the killing
az +. a sipc AT Alma, southwestern
Socorro county. on October 2lst last.
Ashhs WIS Immediately sentenced hN
Judge Mechem To- serve not less than
nirCtv nor more than ninety
Years ia the territorial pcnitcntiary.
Nshbv and Spie had differed over
the renting Of piece ut farming innd
Ashby went 60 Sipes house and iol-
lowed him 10 ueighhor's where iie
found him sitting on q hoN before the
door Without waiting hr addressed
"a foul name to Spie and struck him
ia the breast with "a knife Spie
struck one blow at his assHilant ana
theu died.
The arand mry i- ahout done its
work. o. VIII probably complete ting
cases before it tomorrow aul %, d.s-
tiHrsed.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1910-03-29
NET DECREASE FOR
THE ATCH|SON
Report of Operations Of Santa
Fe System for Month of Feb
ruay Shows Falling Off Of
Half Million,


isn~cmi Ditnairh to The Moruiny ionrnali
lioston Mass March 2N.--Thc re-
poIf OF the operations of the Atchison
Topeka n Santa Fc railway for the
month of February last past which
was madc public today shows nct
decrease for the period mentioned of
half "a million dollars
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1910-03-29
"NN ABIE JUHGE." TNF~T'S
TRIBUTI, TO DEAD JtltiSf.

New N0rk March -8.-I I'feSIu'nI
Taft left tor Washington IN ms sp.
,i.,i ear oyer the Pennsylvania rail-
road at 1925 "a. m. Just as he was
swinging aboard the train. the news
Of Justice Erewers death was impari
ed To him.
He was an able judge said the
president as he departed.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1910-03-29
PEOPLE ASKED TO RETURN
INCOMPETENT ADMINISTRATOR
TO CONTROL OF CITY AFFAIRS

Long List Of Broken Promises Disastrous Handling of Sewer
System and Enormous Increase in City Expenditures With
out Return TO the Tax PAYERS All Go Unexplained While Des
perate Effort Made to Hide Administrations Record Be-
hind the Cry Of Water In spite OF Deliberate Neglect OF
Peoples Interests During Water Famine OF Last Summer.