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Newspaper
Albuquerque Evening Citizen
Location
Albuquerque, New Mexico, United States of America
Date
Mar 08, 1907
Page
8
Partly cloudy with tonight and Saturday chill in the east. Travel, business visitors include Paley Hagan from Chicago, Spite from Kansas City, and many others in Albuquerque. Church services planned, court actions, arrivals, and local notices follow with names and places such as Alvarado hotel, Santa Fe, Grants, Clifton, and Taos.
A proposed ordinance would ban boys from playing on the streets prompting letters from youths and the Citizen inviting expressions. The funeral of Rev. J W T Mc Nell drew large attendance at First Church with addresses from several ministers and the body to be shipped to Rocky Mount Virginia for burial.
Curtis McCollum of Las Vegas lies unconscious at St Josephs hospital after being found near the Santa Fe tracks at Suanee on February 23. His wife has kept vigil by his bedside for eight days, hoping for a sign of consciousness while doctors, including Dr Pearce, say recovery is possible but unpredictable in this strange case.
Harry Patchin son of Dr and Mrs Peg Patchin cof north high street arrived home after the Golden Slate Limited wreck near Tony New Mexico last Wednesday night. He hobbled from the train with bruises and a limp. four were injured in the crash but none seriously. Patchin said the wreck cause had not been reported by that night.
A collage of ads and notices streams across 206 Doze Ay Maloys and nearby streets. Listings range from rent and rooms at 12 West Lead Avenue to sale items like a work horse and harness at 312 West Lead Avenue. Groceries include Monarch products, canned goods, and coffee. Private boards at 420 North Eleventh Street and various daily items fill the page.
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