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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John Bruce has gone to San Francisco to attend a meeting of the grievance committee of the Brotherhood of Locomotive Engineers.
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An attorney and judge whom Teresa Murray consulted about her lawsuit against the railroad company.
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Of Utah, had a railroad construction contract from Chihuahua to the Sierra Madre that was forfeited.
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Listed as Agent for a stage or express line.
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Jos Elster sells vegetables, plants, and cut flowers on Washington Avenue, Santa Fe, New Mexico.
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A man described as crazy who was placed in the city jail after walking down Railroad avenue in stockings and a hat.
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One of the pioneers who left St. Louis in 1830 bound for Mexico.
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J. S. Noble is a railroad official, possibly superintendent.
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Formed a partnership with Auguste P. Choteau in 1815 to hunt, trap, and trade.
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General manager of the St. Louis Rocky Mountain and Pacific Railway Company, offered a $100 premium for the best sugar beet.
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J W Plaza is the proprietor of the Plaza Restaurant in Santa Fe.
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A station stop on the St. Louis, Rocky Mountain and Pacific Railway line.
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Lineman for New Mexico Military Institute Broncos, outstanding in the line.
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Kumudo is listed as a station on the railway timetable.
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La Junta is a place from which railroad men reached Chihuahua reporting at least a thousand armed rebels.
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Ranch in Animas valley on the Mexican line where Indians stole horses belonging to Head & Hearst.
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Newspaper that gave an account claiming Hugh Stephenson and others made the Santa Fe trail in 1830.
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One of the pioneers who left St. Louis in 1830 bound for Mexico.
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The Library of Congress (LoC) is an organization; available claims lack substantive information.
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An online collection providing digital format of archived issues of the Deming Headlight.
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An organization from which microfilm of the Santa Fe New Mexican is available.
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A store located at Southern Corner Plaza, Santa Fe, selling groceries and imported goods.
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Library of Congress online resource link for the item.
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Town in Valencia County where Adelaida Jaramillo was murdered at the depot.
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A prisoner sentenced to 21 years for murder, transported to Santa Fe.
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Lyric Theater is showing the film 'Behind the Lines' and other features.
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A railroad branch where Conductor Donohue worked and broke cattle-loading records.
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The Magdalena branch is a railroad branch where Conductor Donohue and his crew worked.
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The mail pouch containing registered letters was taken to the depot and later put on the train.
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Small fruits, berries, flowers, shrubs, vines, and creepers are available at the Santa Fe Nursery.
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The management is described as disciplined.
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Marfa is where railroad workers returned to stand as witnesses in court cases involving killings on the railroad.
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Person who may try to kill Bill, as per a headline.
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U.S. Marshal who pursued the Stein's Pass robbers into Mexico and was briefly arrested for crossing the border without authority.
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Dateline location where Joe Baker died.
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Republican presidential nominee whose nomination was received with funeral solemnity in Santa Fe.
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One terminus of the tri-weekly overland stage line to San Francisco.
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The railway company that operated the trains involved in the collision.
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Meucue Cunuingbam is listed as a station on the railway timetable.
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The railroad company whose express train was robbed near Chihuahua.
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Mexican Central railroad line
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The house where tracks from the store led and where bloody boots and clothing were found.
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Dateline indicates the report originates from Mexico City, October 15.
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A plaintiff in a case against the Southern Pacific railroad.
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The Santa Fe System expended a million dollars on its depot yards in Willard.
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Western boundary reference for the unfenced expanse on the trail to Santa Fe.
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A Masonic lodge in Santa Fe, instituted in 1850.
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Mountain View is the dateline location for news items.
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Mentioned in headline as going East to meet dinner following marriage ceremony.
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A freighter over the Santa Fe trail between 1842 and 1852, also known as Don Benito Jueves, who eloped with a girl from Durango and sold his mule train to James…
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Mr Hovey of Ft Worth, Texas is mentioned as someone to see regarding railroad signing.
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Mr Huntington required Joe Levy's advice on important railroad matters in San Francisco.
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Pioneer and school superintendent in Silver City who used a masculine signature.
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Mrs. S. E. Norris was one of the tourists passing through on the G H and S P railroad.
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Listed with her daughter from Santa Fe in a newspaper list of visitors.
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Railroad that will not be running regularly for days or weeks due to flood.
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Nathan Salmon is the successor to Salmon Abousleman, operating a wholesale and retail store in San Francisco.
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The New Mexican Printing Co. is the printing company that publishes the Daily New Mexican.
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The New Mexican Printing Company is the printer and binder of Volume 13.
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The creator of the described photographic material related to Todilto Park and Venus Needle.
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