Organizations

Hardware supply company advertising screen doors, water filters, lawn furniture, etc.

A newspaper published in Santa Fe, New Mexico.

a.k.a. Santa Fj New Mexican

A daily (except Sunday) newspaper published in Santa Fe, New Mexico, spanning Vol. 22 no. 116 (July 7, 1885) through Vol. 34 no. 263 (Dec. 31, 1897).

a.k.a. Daily (except Sunday), Santa Fe New Mexican (Santa Fe, N.M. : 1898), sn 84020631

Nursery selling fruit, ornamental trees, shrubs, etc., proprietor Grant Rivenburg.

a.k.a. SANTA FE NURSERY

The Santa Fe Pacific hospital is where W J Egand has been treated for rheumatism.

a.k.a. Santa Fe Pacific hospital

Employer of C. G. Lott as general watchman.

a.k.a. Santa Fe railroad

The Santa Fe Railway is the railroad company whose Belen Cutoff line serves Belen.

a.k.a. Santa Fe System, Santa Fe Ry

The Santa Fe railway company assured a single tariff on livestock sent to the fair.

a.k.a. Santa Fe Railway Company

Mentioned as a railroad line offering through trains and connections to various cities.

a.k.a. Santa Fe, Santa Wfi

Santa Fe Shops is mentioned in an advertisement or headline.

Bernard Castler is employed in the Santa Fe telegraph office.

The Santa Fe train was the site of a robbery involving Frank Ascara and a Mexican man.

Frank Owen was the manager of the Santa Fe Water and Light Company.

The Santa Fe Weekly Gazette was a newspaper published by William Drew once a week at 12.5 cents a copy.

A weekly edition of the Santa Fe New Mexican published from after Jan. 19 to Feb. 2, 1888.

A weekly edition of the Santa Fe New Mexican published from July 9, 1885 to before Dec. 29, 1887.

The Savanna Company intends to prospect seven of its claims at Chloride by churn drilling.

A savings bank enables laboring men to purchase property on monthly installments.

a.k.a. A SAVINGS BANK

The only house in the city that carries everything in the household line, sold on easy payments, and also an embalmer and funeral director.

a.k.a. S B Warner Co

Railroad completed May 12, 1883, later became the Silver City branch of the Santa Fe.

a.k.a. Silver City branch of the Santa Fe

A railway line described as the shortest and quickest to Denver, Pueblo, and Colorado Springs.

Board that held a meeting on May 6, 1912 in Roy, Mora County, New Mexico.

The school district owes money due to advances made to former board of trustees.

School District No 10 Klo Pueblo lists residents and their contributions.

a.k.a. School District No 10