Alec Woodburn person
also known as: Alec. Woodburn
Summary: Shift boss of the Kleptomania mine who found a dead body in an old shaft on the Aztec mine.
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discovered
body in Aztec Mine shaft
cited from Silver City Enterprise — 1891 (full OCR, Internet Archive) — 1891-04-17 (1891)A dispatch to the Albuquerque Democrat
says that A. Staab, of Santa Fe, dropped
$30,000 in a poker game in 'Frisco. Fortunately
he can afford to. — Reporter.
A GHASTLY FIND
Monday last Alec. Woodburn, shift boss of
the Kleptomania, found the b…
found
cited from A GHASTLY FIND (1891)
A GHASTLY FIND
Monday last Alec. Woodburn, shift boss of
the Kleptomania, found the body of a dead man
in the bottom of an old, unused shaft, on the
Aztec mine. Mr. Woodburn descended the shaft
for the purpose of securing some ladders which
we…
occupation
shift boss
cited from A dispatch to the Albuquerque Democrat… (1891)n, Buffalo; E. Rhodes, Pueblo; J. C. Tice,
Albuquerque.
From Ihe April 17, 1891, Issue of The Enterprise
A dispatch to the Albuquerque Democrat
says that A. Staab, of Santa Fe, dropped
$30,000 in a poker game in 'Frisco. Fortunately
he can …
witnessed
dead body in Aztec Mine shaft
cited from A dispatch to the Albuquerque Democrat… (1891)n, Buffalo; E. Rhodes, Pueblo; J. C. Tice,
Albuquerque.
From Ihe April 17, 1891, Issue of The Enterprise
A dispatch to the Albuquerque Democrat
says that A. Staab, of Santa Fe, dropped
$30,000 in a poker game in 'Frisco. Fortunately
he can …
cited from A GHASTLY FIND (1891)
A GHASTLY FIND
Monday last Alec. Woodburn, shift boss of
the Kleptomania, found the body of a dead man
in the bottom of an old, unused shaft, on the
Aztec mine. Mr. Woodburn descended the shaft
for the purpose of securing some ladders which
we…
worked_for
cited from A dispatch to the Albuquerque Democrat… (1891)
n, Buffalo; E. Rhodes, Pueblo; J. C. Tice,
Albuquerque.
From Ihe April 17, 1891, Issue of The Enterprise
A dispatch to the Albuquerque Democrat
says that A. Staab, of Santa Fe, dropped
$30,000 in a poker game in 'Frisco. Fortunately
he can …
cited from A GHASTLY FIND (1891)
A GHASTLY FIND
Monday last Alec. Woodburn, shift boss of
the Kleptomania, found the body of a dead man
in the bottom of an old, unused shaft, on the
Aztec mine. Mr. Woodburn descended the shaft
for the purpose of securing some ladders which
we…
cited from Silver City Enterprise — 1891 (full OCR, Internet Archive) — 1891-04-17 (1891)
A dispatch to the Albuquerque Democrat
says that A. Staab, of Santa Fe, dropped
$30,000 in a poker game in 'Frisco. Fortunately
he can afford to. — Reporter.
A GHASTLY FIND
Monday last Alec. Woodburn, shift boss of
the Kleptomania, found the b…
Sources (3)
A dispatch to the Albuquerque Democrat… ↗
1891 · newspaper · public-domain · details
A GHASTLY FIND
1891 · newspaper · public-domain
Silver City Enterprise — 1891 (full OCR, Internet Archive) — 1891-04-17
1891 · newspaper · public-domain