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Newspaper
Albuquerque Evening Citizen
Location
Albuquerque, New Mexico, United States of America
Date
Dec 11, 1905
Page
7
A Saturday city report lists court schedules in the Second District, names several cases, and notes railroad figures including William Springer and Charles Bacens. It also covers staff moves at the Santa Fe Yard, a missing owner found alive after eight years, and updates on new mail cars in service along with a minor accident at the shops.
An elderly Santa Fe official, talking in Albuquerque, says wrecks come in bunches after detailing multiple incidents in the past four weeks. He cites a California Express crash near Kansas City, derails near Romera, a tangent near Timpas, No 1 freight issues east of La Junta, wrecks near Trinedad, and other incidents that have disrupted service, predicting future delays may ease as lines clear.
A man once listed as dead has reappeared at a New Mexico ranch. He refuses to explain his status or provide details about his disappearance. Legal experts note the complex issue of ownership of property by a person declared dead, with implications for rights and recognition.
An article fragment notes a boy sent to the Industrial and Reform School at Benson from Phoenix for a five year term. Sheriff Hunt brings in a boy for Shevitt Walker of Maricopa county. The institution holds forty five boys and five girls. one girl to transfer to a hotel in Phoenix. The piece ends with an advertisement for Kodol Dyspepsia Cure and a trader’s pitch by T. J. McSpadden offering Log Cerrillos property at 1250 dollars, half coal trade price.
A shop upstairs at No 208 West Railroad Avenue announces a general garment business. The ad promises first class work with fifteen years of experience. Suits made to measure, clothes cleaned pressed and temporarily repaired, and tailored garments cleaned and pressed. A trial is requested.
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