Railroad in Grant County, NM
The arrival of the Atchison, Topeka & Santa Fe and the Silver City, Deming & Pacific lines in the early 1880s transformed Grant County from a frontier mining district into a connected economy.
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Santa Fe is the city where the State Corporation Commission of New Mexico signed and sealed the certificate of incorporation for the Lordsburg Oil Gas Developme…
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Santa Fe, New Mexico is the publication location of The New Mexican and the broader jurisdiction where legal matters were reported.
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The railway runs through Willard and has invested heavily in its depot and yards.
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The Colorado Southern Railway connects with the St. Louis Rocky Mountain Pacific Railway at Des Moines.
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The railway company is listed in the general offices header of the timetable.
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A newspaper published in Santa Fe, New Mexico, with a specific issue date of May 18, 1894.
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Railroad company whose bridge near Clifton was set on fire by an arsonist.
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4,733 shares of the Santa Fe Gold Copper Company were sold at the Boston mine exchange.
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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).
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A newspaper from Santa Fe, dated August 2, 1892, is referenced.
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A newspaper published in Santa Fe on March 3, 1894.
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The city and county in New Mexico where the Santa Fe New Mexican newspaper was published.
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Mentioned as a railroad line offering through trains and connections to various cities.
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The St. Louis Rocky Mountain Pacific Railway has an extension from Chiton House Junction to Des Moines, New Mexico.
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Newspaper published by the New Mexican Printing Company.
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An 18-inch diameter pipeline built in 1897 for a larger generator.
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Annual report by the Interstate Commerce Commission documenting railroad passenger deaths and injuries for the year 1907.
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A 3-mile-long, 4-inch diameter pipeline built for the Helen Mining Company.
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Gasoline lost by The 85 Mining Company due to vandals opening an oil tank.
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A notice was given regarding the application of the New Mexico Central Railroad Company to be dissolved in the District Court.
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A railroad company for which the Kingston Bank served as a depository.
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The Atchison Topeka Santa Fe Railroad is mentioned as a depositor at the Kingston New Mexico Bank.
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A major railroad for which The Percha Bank served as a depository in 1887.
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The Atchison Topeka Santa Fe Railway System runs through Willard and has invested a million dollars in depot yards.
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The Baltimore and Ohio Railroad is referenced as the employer of O. P. McnriT, its western division general passenger agent.
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Chiton House Junction is a location where the railway extension begins.
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Railroad company that paid $900 to Johnny Murray for the loss of his leg.
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A railroad being graded south of Deming, with camps sixty to seventy-five miles south.
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The District Court in Santa Fe County, New Mexico, handled the dissolution application.
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The El Paso and Southwestern Railway hosted Governor Thurman and invited him on a tour of their line in eastern New Mexico.
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Bank located in Santa Fe, New Mexico; designated depositary of the United States.
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Street address of Alberto Garcia in Santa Fe.
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Temporary injunction restraining Redding from working the mine.
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A killing on the railroad involving a man and a woman occurred in December near Marfa, leading to court cases.
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Koehler Junction is listed as a station on the railway timetable.
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A junction station stop on the St. Louis, Rocky Mountain and Pacific Railway line.
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A railway company with two thousand miles of track reaching principal places of interest.
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Stage line supposedly owned by J. D. Lee.
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The New Mexico Central Railroad Company has applied to be dissolved in the District Court of Santa Fe County.
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A newspaper published in Santa Fe, New Mexico, in 1895.
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A railroad whose bridge near Clifton was set on fire by a miscreant.
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Railroad company rumored to begin track building about July 1 on the road south of Deming.
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A water pipeline built in 1893 for the Graham town mill, later followed by the Catwalk trail.
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A great overland route and tri-weekly stage line between Memphis and San Francisco was established shortly after occupation of the new purchase.
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Men working for the railroad who killed rustlers and were subsequently tried and acquitted.
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The new railway round house at Alamogordo is nearly completed.
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The Santa Fe is a railroad company whose officers passed through the city on a trip to inspect the line.
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The Santa Fe Central Railway Company advertises excursion rates east.
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Santa Fe County is the location of Waldo, where the new Orubneau and Byrant smelter is situated.
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Santa Fe County is listed as a subject of the chunk.
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A newspaper published daily (except Sunday) in Santa Fe, New Mexico, with various weekly editions and publishers between 1885 and 1897.
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The chunk is labeled as being from Santa Fe, New Mexico.
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A newspaper published in Santa Fe, New Mexico, with an issue dated December 28, 1891.
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The Santa Fe Pacific hospital is where W J Egand has been treated for rheumatism.
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A light engine on the Santa Fe jumped the track two miles east of El Paso, killing Conductor Starr and injuring others.
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The Santa Fe Railway's main line leads East and West from Chicago, Kansas City, Galveston, and points East to San Francisco, Los Angeles, El Paso, and Old Mexic…
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The Santa Fe Railway is the railroad company whose Belen Cutoff line serves Belen.
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The Santa Fe railway company assured a single tariff on livestock sent to the fair.
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The Santa Fe road is described as a misnomer to call a trail, with vast level greensward on either side.
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The Santa Fe trade became a business proposition in 1821.
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