davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Bisbee daily review., 1905-12-03

Barbers of the city have been play. ing in hard luck at the hands of sneak thieves. The latest victim is Barber Pheby, who is out about $5 and bunch of razors. Pheby's shop was robbed Thanksgiving day. A barber who gives his name as J. Starr was in charge of the shop at the time. He was also engaged in the accumu. lation of a load of liquor which later in the day caused his arrest. Starr claims that while he was visiting a neighboring place of business where there is something more palatable to be had than bay rum, some one slip ped into the shop and robbed it. He comes up later for a jury trial on a charge of disturbing the peace, and in the meantime investigation is be- ing made of his proceedings on Thurs, day.
Bisbee daily review., 1905-12-03

Another round up of vagrants was made by the officers yesterday morn ing. when at an early hour about ten hobos were picked up about various saloons where they had turned in for a nap. Among the number were some ugly looking customers. All of them went to jail for five days each.
Bisbee daily review., 1905-12-03

Justice Mcdonald yesterday morn ing imposed sentence of ten days i'm prisonment in jail and a fine of S5C on Henry Jenkins, the colored boy who threw a stone Saturday a week ago which caused a little daughter of Dr. Hart such injury that she has since been confined to her bed. The severe sentence passed on the boy was doubtless due in part to the stubborness with VI Ech he denied having thrown a stone during the afternoon in question after it had been conclusively shown by witnesses that the boy had been engaged in stone throwing. Another feature in connection with the sentence is warn ing to small boys about town to cease the indiscriminate throwing of missiles, a practice which has re- suited in severe injury to several in the city in the last few months.
Bisbee daily review., 1905-12-03
AT HOTEL ROYAL

Now is the time to have your eyes examined by a specialist. Dr. Huns. berger will be at his office at Hotel Royal. Examination Free.
Bisbee daily review., 1905-12-03
Copper Queen ArrivaIs-Thos. Hi

Copper Queen ArriVals-Thos. Hig gins, Los Angeles; H. R. Woods, Fl Paso; P. J. Tenancy, W. H. Cum mings, Cananea; F. B. Barger, Fl Paso; R. L. Muoff, Chicago; W. R Thurston, Douglas; W. H. Hayward El Paso; J. c. Merrill, Los Angeles; E. B. Lane, Denver; J. M. Clements N. Y; E. A. Beadley, Los Angeles; k. L. Courtney, Portland; s. E. Haz gard, $. F. Hazard. Tucson; J. F Pslmerlee, Palmerlee; C. E. Smith Los Angeles.
Bisbee daily review., 1905-12-03
GUN PACKER IS
 ACQUITTED BY JURY
WAS ABLE T OMAkE SUFFICIENT EXCUSE FOR HAVING HAD
 THE WEAPON.
Attorney Tells Jury and Court That Saloons Are Violating the Law. Barbershop Robbed of a Small Amount and Tools-Suspicion Falls on Empioye.
Reviews News Bureau,

Lowell, Dec. ?.
 O. V. Thorp was released yesterday in the Court Of Justice Hogan by a jury that heard charges against him for carrying a revolver. Thorp was able to convince the jury that he had put the gun on in expectation of going on a forty-mile ride, and that in less than thirty minutes after be took the gun he was arrested. The law allows thirty minutes for armed departure on such trip. In making ThorpS defense Attorney Baker dwelt on the fact that every saloon in Lowell and Bisbee was violating the law by not having displayed a sign calling on people entering their places to disarm in the event they had wea. pons on. The jury had the case some little time before it reached 6 unanimous verdict of not guilty.
Bisbee daily review., 1905-12-03

Parents of two boys who became drunk Thursday night by liquors giv- en to them by a newly married couple they had gone to serenade were yes terday about to file charges in a justice court when they concluded to hold the action in abeyance until they could investigate further.
 From the story told by the boys they were given the liquor in quanti- ty. both wine and beer being offered to them. Three of the boys were made helplessly drunk while a mum Der of them came under the influence of the liquor It is claimed by the parties who gave the liquor that they let the boys have only a small amount and thought that those who were do- ing the drinking were fully grown.
Bisbee daily review., 1905-12-03
REGULAR COUNCIL MEETING.
Comes on Tuesday Nisht-Nothino Radical Known to Be on Program.

The City Council will meet in regu. lar session on Tuesday night. A num- Der of matters of importance are due to come up. Owing to the fact that there were only a few special meet ings held during last month a great deal of business has accumulated of general character. and the session is likely to be of considerable length. It is not known that there is anything radical on the program.
Bisbee daily review., 1905-12-03
CAGE CAME TOO FAR.
Two Men O, Board at the Saginaw
 Narrowly Escaped Injury.

4 serious accident was narrowly escaped yesterday morning when an ascending cage got away from the hoist engineer and crashed into the shiv wheel Two miners were on board the cage when the accident oc. cured, but were not injured beyond a severe shaking up. Damage done the equipment was not large.
Bisbee daily review., 1905-12-03

Douglas. Ariz., Dec. 2.-(SpeciaL)-
 Much Damage Near Cumpas-Judge Cass came in on the train from Naco- zari this afternoon. He was held up at Cumpas on account of the flood. The road is washed out for miles be- tween Cumpas and Nacozari, the water rising from ten to twenty feet and spreading out in places to half a mile wide. The judge got through to Nacozari on horseback.
Bisbee daily review., 1905-12-03
BROWNS IN TOWN!
 When will you be in our store to inspect our Browns7
 NEW BROWN STETSoN DERBYs

inspect our Browns7
 NEW BROWN STETSON DERBYS in two shapes and they are just the proper SHAPE and SHADE, not a brown that will look rusty, but the kind that doesn't fade away. $500 PER HAT.
 Then we have more of the new SOFT in BROWN hats.
 They are the very light weight Stet. sons at $500
 Our line of A. E. NETTLEsoN SHOES is more complete than ever, so if you want a REALLY FINE SHOE in STYLE, FIT and WORK. MANSHlP don't fail to see the new "NETTLEsoN" SHOES, $500, s5.5O, and S6.0O
 Bear in mind our "SELZ" SHOES with their SOLE OF HONOR" Make your feet Glad" $3.50 and s4.00 at The Safe Place to Trade"
 SCHWARTZ BROS.
 Main St.
Bisbee daily review., 1905-12-03

On Johnson Addition-Charles Day has commenced the erection of a cot tage on Johnson addition Adjoin- ing this property W. H. Day is making additions to cottage he recently erected.
Bisbee daily review., 1905-12-03
SAYS THAT BOYS
 WERE MADE DRUNK
IRATE PARENTS INCLINED TO BRING CHARGES AGAINST
 DONORS OF DRINK

Negro Boy Gets Severe Sentence for Throwing Stone Which Injured Lit tie Giri-ls Warning to Youthful Stone ThroN~e Round Up of vaqrants.
New-York tribune., 1905-01-27
US. TO OWN PANAMA ROAD
Minority Stockholders to ReceiUe
Par VaIue and Dividend.

William Nelson Cromwell. general counsel OF the
company. acting Cor the United States government,
has issued the following circular 10 the holders of
the small amount Of stock of the Panama Rail-
road Company not already acquired by the govern
ment, Offering them practically los for their hold
ings:
In connection with the consummation of the
transfer of the new Panama Canal Company to
cent of the capital stock of the Panama Railroad
Company. the President of the United States and
the outstanding minority interest opportunity to
realize upon their holdings.
reports to the President. valued the capital stock
at 10000 its par value which eomprehended al
obligations having priority in liquidation. Accord
lssy @ b you afS hereby re 9ere6 until February %
capital stock OF the Panama Railroad Tompanv at
the par value thereof. payable in United States
goid coin. on compliance with the following con-
Any dividend up to per cent in the mean time
declared by the company shall belong TO the selling
stockhoder. The shares TO be duly assigned with
seal affixed by the registered stockholder to 'WiiI-
lam II. Taft. Secretary of War of the United
States" The assignment by the stockholder shall
be witnessed by responsible persons with their
addresses and occupations added. In the cases of
hduciaIy relations. satisfactory documentary and
official evidence be furnished of the title Of the
The certificates for shares assigned TO be deiv-
cred to the Bankers Trust Company No Wall
st. New-York City.
be declared at the next meeting of the directors Of
the Panama Railroad Company out of the large
fund OF accumulate ted earnings. Under the terms of
also thus obtaining S105 for each share of his stock
The property of the Panama Railroad Company is
now owned by the United States government by
title deeds but to the Panama Railroad proper
ties. the government is only stockholder, with q
control of the stock II does not the properties
outright. The government, however, intends 10 ac-
quire complete ownership OF the Taldroad as Wei Wen
the canal property, ana proceedings are IN CON
temptation for dissolving the railroad company.
New-York tribune., 1905-01-27
SALE OF ALABAMA CONSOLIDATED.

Birmingham Ala. Jan 8 (SpeciaD.-The sale OF
a controlling interest IN the Alabama Consolidated
Coal and Iron Company. formerly held IN Baltimore,
TO New-York men, again illustrates the inevitable
trend of all good things TO New-York. The Alabama
Consolidated has been a remarkably successful
proDerty with vast resources OF coal. and lime
Stone its coal properties alone embracing nearly
forty thousand acres and has now been pure hased
Inv Interests who realize its intrinsic value and who
have broad plans under way. Business men here
saw that this company has been exceptionally fortu-
nate in having had president since Its inception
T. G. Bush, one of the foremost business men OF
the South, long identified with iron interests, and
who has the reputation everywhere in the South
of standing for clean. honest management and for
success Expert estimates credit this company with
having 200 900 of coal and 50000O00 tons of
iron ore while people affiliated with it have lately
made discoveries OF almost startling in magni-
tude 1t IS evident that this is only the beginning
of a great movement which looks TO the concentra-
tion OF capital IN the development, on scale
with the possibilities of this district
of its great iron and steel making resources. Here
is 10 be duplicated the vast wealth made in coal,
iron and steel in Pennsylvania, and out of Ala
barna's latent resources will be created the riches
of new Carnegies and Fricks
New-York tribune., 1905-01-27

with SIS cabin and 572 steerage passengers mdse
Arrived at the Bar at 10 24th
Steamer Ciermania Joubert Marseilles January 4
and Naples II. J. W Elwe & 60. with 474 steeraEe
Steamer Napotan Prince (Br). Eageton. Genoa Ian
uary .. Naples s. Messina and Palermo John
Seager. Co. with cabin $50 steerage passengers
and mdse. Arrived the at 6 a M
Steamer CalabTta (Br), Coverley. Leghorr January
Naples I and Palermo s. to Henderson Bros with a
eson and 40 seerags passengers and mdse Arrived
Steamer Santurce. Frederi>en December 27 San
Juan d Nassau January 10 to the New-York and
Porto Fica SIS Co with Arrived 426
p m. oath.
Steamer Grangense (Rr Tocoue Manaos January .
passenger mails and mdse. Arrived at the Bar at
Panama Railroad Steamship passengers mails
and mcse. Arrived the Bar a m.
steamer Vera tNorl Fynning. Guantanamo January
10 ~ MusoA with sugar Arrived at the Bar at 4:30
steamer FL Rio, Parker Galveston January 10 to the
southern Pacific Co. with mdse Passed Quarantine
Steamer Comanche. Watson jacksonville January q
via charleston 2I 70 VIM p Clyde Co. with passengers
and mdse Passed Quarantine $3.50 a m.
Steamer city Of Columbus. Smith, January
10 the Ocean So Co. with passengers and mdse Passed
Steamer Bermudan (Rr Fraser Bermuda January o.
to A Z Outerbridge Co. with passengers mails and
inGse. Arrlyed at the Bar at m.
steamer Monroe. Huphers. Newport News and Norfolk
10 the old Dominion SIS Co with passengers and ndse
Passed Quarantine l a ~
steamer jefferson Dole Newport News and Norfolk In
Steamer MotNe Ger. Sauermann Hamburg January IA
Ner anu EouloSne 10. 10 Hamburg American Line
0 cabin and 234 steerage passengers mails and mdse
Arrived al the Bar 3:37 . NJ
steamer Mannheim tGeo, SchauI. Hamburg January 3
ana on 9eIs . 90 Phlllp Ruprecht. in ballast Anchored
steamer Prinz oskar. from and Naples Passed
Sandy Hook. y J. Jan 20. s:ao m-wind northwest
strong breeze: clear
New-York tribune., 1905-01-27
THE MOVEMENTS OF STEAMERS.
FOREIGN PORTS.


Liverpool Jan 25-Arrved. steamer Majestic (3r Haves
NeW-York. " ' Vs.
southampton. Jan % 1870 ra-salled steamer Kaiser
Mllnelin der Crosse Ger. CuFpers from Brsmen}
NeW-Nork Vtl Cherbcurg. -
London Jan Arrived steamer Furnna fPr, v-.uo
NeW-A9 9rk for Antwerp: sailed, Mesaba iErl
York >'>' -' -'0''
Queenstown Jan % 1885 ni-saed steamer TeutonIe
>, lbrl Mcklnstry Grom Liverpool New-York
Jan %4-Arftved. steamer Helios tGer Jansen
Cherbourg Jan 70 n--saile1, steamer Kaiser Wilhelm,
oyr Grp'ss tSerl CuppeTs from Bremen south
OiorGltar laa -Fassed steamer Egbert CBr Caneta
n N9lcutta VIA Asiers for Boston ana New-Tork
Barcelona, Jan ?2-Arrfyed steamer I-I~iken NJ,
., Petersen. New-Iork via Tenerfe '
Seip~ Jan -I-Sailed. steamer Citta d Palermo OtaD
tulIaihlno. e'ew-fcsE; a3d arrived steamers Mont
stIIat tspanl, Garrisa. Havana and New-Yorl via
aal- ana barcelohn; seilan Prince tL3r). Ciardge
Naples. Fan a3 nlArrIved steamer Princess 1-.ra
(ard pruceedel). - '"'"''aI '"' Nciioi
Deagoa BAY: Jan 24-ArrIved steamer Eg,-,t,a, r,-,
tBrl Mcmillan. New York via cane rHSII , 'l0o
santos Jan -sailed steamer Skerryvore Cfri sn,o,As
Havana. Jan 25-Arrived. steamer Pr,pzass, ,-,,,,
iAise tder). tuuer. NewYor Via Wesf Indis t IA
sciny PASSED. steamer Narraran.a,, ,r,., g.,
New-Yorg for London tns). scott,
Gibraltar, Jan 26-Arrived. steamer Carnath,. u, -
lermo tand proceeded SUNNI ana IA
Alden. Jan 2d-PassCd, steamer Shimosa M, ~
Yokohama and HoEo for New York 'N''' Shapilh.
Rio Iirande do sui Jan 2l--Arrved steamer ra,r, g.
Schuidt New-Hork Yla Rio Janelro P'' 'He'''
New-York tribune., 1905-01-27
ASKS REMOVAL OF STANDS.
Rand Transit Commission Makes
Request to marlborough.

At Yesterdays meeting OF the Rapid Transit Com
mission counsel for the commission reported tha'
IN its opinion the Interborough Company haa no
legal right 20 maintain flower stands. tobacco
stands and automatic machines in the subway. ON
motion OF Controller Grout a resolution was passed
requesting the company 10 remove them Ahe feso-
tuition does not include newsstands.
The advertising question remains II was when
Mr. Belmont asked that action be deferred until
he had used HIS endeavors with Ward & Cow. In
a previous letter Mr.. Belmont said he did not de-
Epair'' OF arranging amicable adjustment The
board received yesterday letter from Mr.. Bel
mont TO Mr. Orr. which said:
Our counsel are making some headway with wara
& Cow. II has been necessary TO hand over the
rrorress this r,orHjne b1t I am not prepared TO
report any definite adjustment
AS 10 the subway station distractions. the res
olution first proposed By Mr.. Grout mandatory
and directed the company 20 remove all the OBJ
stTucting stands and slot and weighing machines
forthwith Subsequently the wording was changed
Mr.. Orr said he thought the company would re-
Epect the desires OF the commission. Mr. Board
man. OF counsel for the board. said that the COM
pany held that it had a right to have the slot
machines and the weighing machines in the sta
fions.
resolution passed authorizing the con-
Htruction OF underground passageway between
the Trinity Building. at III Broadway and the
Rector-st station OF the subway. The Trinity
proposed passageway, # was declarei. The pas
sageWay w,li pass in front Of the church prop
erty The city reserves the right TO revoke the
permit for the paesageway at any time. and the
owners OF the building VIII assume the entire
pense OF its construction and maintenance besides
paying bonus Of $1,000
The proposition for the connection OF the Brook
ayn, Manhattan and Williamsburg bridges by
elevated structure in Manhattan came up through
the reading Of the correspondence which Mr.. Orr
had with Mr.. Ogden. the chairman Of the Bridge
Relief Committee OF Fifteen, organized in Brook
1yn with a view to securing early relief from the
present congestion at both bridge terminals Mr..
Orr had written that the board could 90 nothing
~ tenant not secured for the elevated
structure. Mr. ogden had asked Just what the
cost would be. Dir. Rice, acting chief engineer,
reported thst the cost would be about 100000.
Mr. Ogden IN q letter 10 Mr. Orr OF yesterday
cad that President Winter Of the Brooklyn
Rapid Transit Company had said that the COM
9eny would pay as lessees a rental equivalent TO
81 per cent OF the cost.
Mr.. Grout thought that the cost OF the con-
Etruction OF the structure. with the damages that
would result, would be ~ least S5.o0O0oO. He
thought the company should be bound writing
so pay the per cent, whatever the cost of the
structure
Mr, Ogden requested conference with the com
mission. and urged that under any circumstances
the proposal should not be allowed TO interfere
with the present or future plans for tunnels to
Brooklyn.
New-York tribune., 1905-01-27
MAS. S. A. HEWITT THE pErr,oNE.

An involuntary petition in bankruptcy was flied
yesterday against the New-York and Nsvv-rarso-
ice Lines company. OF No lS5 Liberty-st by Sarah
a Hewitt who holds claim OF slO4O due &c
unpaid rental for icehouses and property at csraa
wood Lake. y. J.. formerly owned BY the 1s+a
Aoiam s. Hewitt Under lease from the -
sl, me 5lleged bankrupt TO pay an ann,,ai
t-aI or SL25eo The petitiOning creditor iri,aritjj
t1 a ease unoeT the VIII OF Abram s Hewitt IA
- OF bankruptcy the petitioner states -
-Aoer5 J. Dreyton was appointed receiver of 'raI i
shegea pankrupts property in Nepy-Tersey W nrS 6ne
New-York tribune., 1905-01-27
DEPosITING PANAMA RESERVE HERE
Fund in New-York Banks TO Guarantee Sill
yer Currency of New Republic.

William Nelson Cromwell who has been COM
fnissioned by the new government Of Panama to
devise and establish its fiscal system, yesterday
began depositing in New-York banks a reserve
1und 70 be kept here guarantee of the na rttv
OF the new silver money of the republic which
after February 4, viii be q gold basis The
money VIII correspond in denomination TO that Of
1ne Nnlied states II viii consist Of gold and silver
coins anc subsidiary pieces but for The nrasent
there VIII be no paper money
The reserve fund viii amount 10 IL mar oA,. -
The amount OF silver money coined Pansnns q
Issuing at once 100000 Of silver and before o,s
VIII Issue another s.. .0Oe 600 '0 -N''s
New-York tribune., 1905-01-27
WORK SOON ON WESTERN PACIFIC

San Francisco Jan. 26-It IS said that the
actual construction work of the Western Pacific
Railroad will begin within months. and that a
Gould road TO San Francisco promises to be an
accomplished fact in the future. Rights of
way and San Francisco terminal are said TO
have been finally secured without fear Of inter
ference and the necessary money is available,
100000 already having been underwritten, to be
drawn on as needed for the construction work.
New-York tribune., 1905-01-27
SHIPPING NEWS.
Port of New-York, Thursday, Jan. 26, 1905.
ARRIVED

Victorian CBr) Hart. Liverpool January 13
the White Star Line with mdse. Arrived the Bar
II Is a m.
Steamer Lackawanna (3r). Gray Plymouth January 10
TO Philip Ruprecht- in ballast Arrived at the Bar at
2:30 . m
steamer Menominee Csr) Cannons London January 12
the Atlantic Transport Co with 10 cabin
and mdse. lsrved at the Bar at S:43 m oath.
Steamer Rotterdam Dutch) Roggeveen. Rotterdam and
Bouogne January IA, the Holland-America Line.
New-York tribune., 1905-01-27
WABASH AND 3. AND o. AGREEMENT.

[BY TELEGRAPH THE BUNE.1
Baltimore, Jan. 26.-Under an agreement between
the Western Maryland Railroad and the trustees
Of the Chesapeake and Ohio Canal representing the
Baltimore and Ohio Railroad holdings in the canal
the last obstacle has been removed in the way of
completion of the Cumberland extension of the
Wabash. All threatened litigation concerning the
bridging OF the canal by the Wabash is now
aVerted.
New-York tribune., 1905-01-27
SAILED.

Steamers Comus for New-Orleans: Lille (Br por,
antonio; Alamo. Key West and Galvestop Barnton (Br
Saraenas Benefactor Philadepha Alene Ger Inagua
cape Haytlen. etc, kyndam tDutchl, Gear
ense tBn. Barbados. Para Exeter city 1ErI Bristol
Nerd America dIaD Naples and Genoa Ia Savoe CFrl
HavTe' CITY Of Macon, savannah; FL Monte Galveston
New-York tribune., 1905-01-27
METROPOLITAN OPERA HOUSE.
.-aT,d Inera season I9O4-t0O5.

rrnA.- tbe direction OF Mr.. Heinrich Conried
This Evening at S-UN BALLO IN MASChE,RA
in this opera)
In11sr. = SaIso ScottL Plancon, Journet CondT Ngns
Sat Aft'n'n Jan rs. at 2-DOuble BllI-DON 1i 80
OF Ssubrich: Dippel, Scotti ROssL CondT Nsna
Snd DIE PUPPENFEE (Ballet)-Earasi Froelleh'
Aibertisri and Entire Corps de Ballet Condr FRANK
sat Evg Jan. IS (pop Priees) a: S|5AD 5 p :
Aino Ackte. Jacoby; BaHerhels'eI' "@a'
Giraldoni. Cond'r. Franko. -, c1.>-r, SrrN
sun Evg Jan 90 $50. pop. pIiees-GRASD2 Prices ~ n
nav NrIt,IIT CONCERT. SolOists: OLIVE FttElSl<AD
NaRTON WEED: YSAYE. Violin d3y arrangement with
" % Z, Jobnston0 Entire Metropolitan Opera House
Orchestra Conductor. Nahan FTanko. ,,L 4,
Mon Evg Ian 80. at 8-LA BOHEME.- Serlprien- Al
ten ar,so ScottL Journet Parvis Rosst CondT Nigna
wed Evg Feb 1. at saba Emma lanes; waiA0i
CarusC Scof+i PIancon, Muhlmann- Cond.r, Nigna-
Thurs Aftn'n Feb. .. 2;3O-EsItEINGOIaD. FrSul-
stad Weed Homer Alten. Ralph. Milford BurgStaler'
Van Roov oritz Dippel Blass Muhmann Reiss GFeder'
Fri Eyg FEB g. at S-LES HUGUENOTS. Nordica,
Walker ard Sembrich; Caruso. Planeon Scott Jourhs-
Begue. Conductor, Vigna - -----
New-York tribune., 1905-01-27

an action brought by petitioner in the courts of
that State Other actions are pending against the
alleged bankrupt company. it IS stated making the
appointment OF receiver necessary.
New-York tribune., 1905-01-27
MARINE INTELLIGENCE.
MINIATURE ALMANAC.

MINIATURE ALMANAC.
Sunrise 6l Sunset 10 Moon rises 12:5lam age
HIGH WATER
AM-Sandy Hook OILS Gov Island O:4O Hell Gate 2:33
PM.-Sandy 12:37 Gov. Island 1899 He'll 2:45
New-York tribune., 1905-01-27

LAXATIVE BRoMo ouININE
Always remember the full name 2s e~,..
New-York tribune., 1905-01-27

IRVING PLACE THEATRE; Tonight $50 $50
Agathe Barsescu Hero IN GrllparzerS Oe'
Sfeeres und der Ltebe NeIlen.
New-York tribune., 1905-01-27
SPECIAL MENTION.

Advertisements admitted into these columns are
recommended to the readers of The Tribune as
thoroughly reliable and business be by mail
with the advertisers with perfect safety.
New-York tribune., 1905-01-27
OUTGOING STEAMERS.

TO-DAY.
New-York tribune., 1905-01-27

NEW AMSTERDAM.
Tonight. Curtain S:15-
Matinees Wed. & sat.
New-York tribune., 1905-01-27

SBrings mail.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1905-03-11
Relieved Of His Position.

Special Officer George Troutman
was Thursday night relieved Of his
position in the Albuquerque yards by
r. ]. Gray of Ration, who will in future
do battle with the hoboes and buns
who infest the Santa Fe yards. Yester
day morning Mr.. Troutman tooK
charge of the local stockyards as fore
man. Mr.. Troutman has been on duty
at the local depot at night for several
years past and has many friends
among the railroad men and the tray
cling public.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1905-03-11
Enoine Buried in Soft Earth.

Thursday morning at about II
o'clock as the S32. q New Mexico d.
vision engine, was entering the Albu-
suerque round-house and had ached
q point just inside the stockade, a
Gail broke and the engine went or
the track and buried itself IN the soft
earth. The accident badly interfered
With round-house traffic and kept
the w~recking crew busy all day and
most OF a night getting the engine
back on the rails. Tho water a TO
he released from the tender and a der
rick was called into play to hoist 1t
hack onto the track. This is the first
accident OF this kind which has occur
red in the railroad yards for some
sine.