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Newspaper
Albuquerque Evening Citizen
Location
Albuquerque, New Mexico, United States of America
Date
Mar 05, 1906
Page
7
Santa Fe visitors and engineers roam from Topeka to Willard and Albuquerque while a Santa Fe officer is killed in Seligman. Rail offices shift in Gallup as the Arizona and Colorado line opens. Freight cars orders surge for spring, including a 200000 pound monster car for Bethlehem. Promotions ripple through maintenance and train services as Harwood exits and Brazelton and Borden receive raises and new posts.
Engineer Frank Myers of the Santa Fe foiled an attempt to place iron in locomotive guides in Oklahoma City. A man returned later to again tamper with the engine on the fireman’s side but was stopped by Myers until police arrived. The suspect was jailed awaiting action.
Harvey Hale age 65 was blown from a bridge near Emery Gap New Mexico sustaining a broken leg. Unable to move he lay in the cold as snow fell until death from exposure. His body was found buried in snow and transported to Trinidad for burial Friday afternoon.
Special Correspondence from Algodones New Mexico reports most farmers have finished sowing wheat and many are planting garden truck. Water abundance promises larger acreage than in past years with indications of abundant crops. Stock look healthy, and the community is cheerful about the year ahead. A recent wedding united the daughter of Andres Vigil with Pedro Leobato’s eldest son in a pleasant rural ceremony. The piece also complains of officious precinct officials and boasts The Citizen as the region’s premier newspaper.
An old race foe, const ipation, is warned to be avoided to prevent appendicitis. The ad promotes Dr King s New Life Pills as a regulation aid for stomach liver and bowels, claiming painless relief and urging purchase at drug stores for 25 cents.
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