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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A weekly edition of the Santa Fe New Mexican published from after Jan. 19 to Feb. 2, 1888.
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A weekly edition of the Santa Fe New Mexican published from July 9, 1885 to before Dec. 29, 1887.
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A railway line described as the shortest and quickest to Denver, Pueblo, and Colorado Springs.
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The stage line operated between Pinos Altos and Silver City, of which Harvey Cooney was proprietor.
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Railway company operating passenger service in New Mexico with an effective schedule dated March 1, 1910.
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Texas Pacific Railway is mentioned in a travel advertisement from Jan 14th to 16th.
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Railroad company that announced a cattle shipping rate from Deming to Kansas.
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The Daily New Mexican is a newspaper published by the New Mexican Printing Co., entered as second-class matter in Santa Fe, with various subscription rates.
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An online collection where archived issues of the Deming Headlight are available in digital format.
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Connected to the Santa Fe Central Railway.
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Subject heading for the newspaper issue, indicating topic.
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Company being sued by Teresa Murray for injuries to her son.
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The workplace in Sacramento where the deceased was employed as a book-keeper.
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Headquarters for the Republican Territorial Convention in Santa Fe in 1898.
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County in New Mexico where Madrid is located, referenced in the subject metadata.
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Hardware supply company advertising screen doors, water filters, lawn furniture, etc.
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Listed as an organization associated with W. C. Harris.
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Advertises a line of por tiers, couch covers, carpets, rugs, oil cloth, linoleum, and table linen.
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Company whose general manager J. Van Hojten offered the $100 premium.
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The New Mexican is a newspaper that published an article urging pensions for soldiers who served in the Indian wars.
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Conductor Donohue's crew loaded a car of cattle in record time.
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A weekly edition published from Feb. 9, 1888 to before Dec. 26, 1895.
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An organization that published microfilm of the Santa Fe New Mexican.
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Dealers in imported and domestic liquors, located at Catron Block, Santa Fe.
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A successful mining company in Clifton that closed its smelters due to high freight rates and planned to build a new railroad.
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Federal commission that published an annual report on railroad passenger casualties.
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IT Grocery Co is located at the southern corner of the Plaza in Santa Fe and is the sole agent for International Stock Food, Alfalfa Seed, and other goods.
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A bank in Kingston, New Mexico, with $30,000 paid-in capital and $5,000 surplus, serving as a depository for the Atchison, Topeka and Santa Fe Railroad.
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A company with a south pipe line and cattle range mentioned in route descriptions.
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The National Park Service is noted through its building in Santa Fe.
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This organization is credited as the creator of the described photographic material related to Santa Fe.
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A real estate and insurance company in Santa Fe, New Mexico, handling rentals and loans.
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R. J. Crichton's Lumber and Coal Yard, located near Union Depot in Santa Fe, sells Portland Cement and various building materials.
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A dry goods store located on San Francisco Street in Santa Fe offering dress goods and ladies apparel.
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A banking institution in Kingston, New Mexico, offering general banking services and deposits for the Atchison, Topeka & Santa Fe Railroad.
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The Shirt Store advertises its shirt trade and fashions in the Santa Fe New Mexican.
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Brewery associated with W. Carl & Co. in Santa Fe.
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The archive holding the photograph of Mr. Boyle, located in Santa Fe, New Mexico.
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A railroad line where Grant's Station is located.
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Railroad company offering one-fare round-trip rates to the fair at St. Louis.
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The Belton Journal of last week is full of Santa Fe railroad news.
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Organization in Santa Fe of which Weber was president.
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Coal yard office located on Garfield Avenue near the A.T. & F. Depot.
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The federal agency that constructed the hanging walkway along the pipeline in the 1930s.
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The Club House Saloon, operated by Francisco Cano, is located north of the railroad tracks in Lordsburg and offers fine wines, liquors, and keg beer.
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Council is the city council of Santa Fe.
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Furniture and auction company selling new and second-hand gasoline stoves, located at 114 W Gold, phone 606.
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Crown Furniture and Auction Company sells new and second hand gasoline stoves and is located at 114 W Gold.
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Political party that held a ratification meeting in Santa Fe.
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A railway system mentioned in the advertisement.
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A weekly newspaper (semanario) based in Santa Fe that published this article.
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E P S is mentioned as a connecting line at Colfax.
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Hotel in Silver City near where the railroad tracks extended.
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The First Presbyterian Church in Santa Fe, N.M., where Dr. Purcell delivered a sermon on May 3, 1909.
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An organization from which microfilm of the Santa Fe New Mexican is available.
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Famous German potteries that made souvenir china for a Santa Fe store.
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Railroad line mentioned in the article.
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The Harvey system, a network of dining rooms and services on railroads, employed Antonio Apache as a representative on the California Limited train.
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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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The Library of Congress (LoC) is an organization; available claims lack substantive information.
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