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Newspaper
Albuquerque Evening Citizen
Location
Albuquerque, New Mexico, United States of America
Date
Dec 21, 1906
Page
7
A brief notice advises choosing practical gifts with commercial value for a wife, highlighting comfort and ornamentation. It mentions Kris offering a selection from a large stock, aiming to please with useful items and a cheerful reception.
Santa Fe Chief Engineer Morse announced a second tunnel through Raton Mountain New Mexico with a $500000 cost. Construction starts within 30 days and should finish in eight months. The tunnel will parallel the existing one, 16 feet base width, 25 feet arch center, and will connect the double track ends. The plan signals a likely double tracking of the main line and enhanced capacity for northern New Mexico rail traffic.
Leandro Lucero county school superintendent died this morning at his west side home after a three week illness. He leaves a wife five children and his mother at the bedside. Lucero born in Villaueva came to the city after election two years ago and previously served as county commissioner. He was highly educated and respected, with many friends across the territory.
The piece surveys rate law impacts on baseball and racing topics. It notes talk of matching boxers Young Otto and Young Corbett, new umpire Ollie Chil, a Madison Square Garden bicycle race prize, and the effect of a new interstate commerce law on leagues. It critiques rebates, coast league impacts, and broader sporting policy debates amid wartime chatter.
Sporting Notes reports Jim Jeffries remains noncommittal about fighting again, signaling he would fight for the glory of America. References Hackenschmidt, Moir for England’s title, a $50,000 Jeffries bout offer on July 4 at Ely Nevada, and notes about recent knockouts and matches in New York and Port Bayard New Mexico. Sealed bids solicit sinking and waiting well construction near Port Bayard with December 27 deadline.
Roy Hamilton, missing since Sunday after leaving his Eureka house room, drew inquiries from a stranger calling himself J Hamilton of New Mexico. The man, not related, departed without addresses. Hamilton was seen speaking with railroad men about mining prospects and may have headed toward San Antonio street. Reports of Juarez trouble were unfounded. Also included are advertisements unrelated to the case.
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