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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The Santa Fe trade continued to grow without intermission until the present time.
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A set of linen towels is mentioned in relation to Mrs. W. M. Slough.
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A two-foot narrow-gauge railway that came to Pinos Altos in 1905 and closed in 1913 due to declining silver prices.
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A railroad depot located at the base of Chihuahua Hill in Silver City.
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The Southern Pacific Railroad is mentioned in relation to physician A. V. Clark.
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Outbreak of violence along street railway lines in New York.
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The Santa Fe System spent a million dollars on the depot yards including freight and passenger depot, eating house, water system, round house, and coaling chute…
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The great overland route was a stage line established after the Gadsden Purchase, meeting at Mesilla.
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A specific edition of a newspaper from Santa Fe, dated March 22, 1911, cataloged at the Library of Congress.
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The Apache crawls along the iron road or railroad track at night to escape.
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Legal blanks of all kinds for sale at The New Mexican office.
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A newspaper edition from September 21, 1896, available at the Library of Congress.
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This entity is $15,000 worth of merchandise, but its arrival and departure locations are unknown.
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Number of cattle cars ordered from the agent at Deming.
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Native grass of California resembling alfalfa, grown without irrigation on the Pipe Line Ranch.
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Reported favorably by the Senate Committee on Public Lands.
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Infrastructure identified as a waypoint on the route.
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Bill being voted on in the Senate; amendments continue daily.
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A hidden defensive structure overlooking Bear Creek, likely built by Apaches or early settlers.
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A subject of analysis in the study.
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Donated by Mrs. A. Schutz.
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Bridge near whose bank Medina seized Maiser.
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Value of Santa Fe trade traffic by 1830.
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Adobe buildings in New Mexico are the subject of photographs featured in pictorial works from Santa Fe.
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A mining claim of 160 linear feet in the Palomas Mining District, Socorro County, New Mexico.
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Alleged violators of the Alien Labor Law were freed in Arizona.
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The annual report of the Interstate Commerce Commission for 1907 was made public, detailing railroad casualties.
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A bear attacked and killed a Mexican lady in a pinon grove near Los Truches, leaving behind tracks and remains.
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Built by John T. Graham in 1893; had 4-inch water pipeline later replaced with 18-inch pipeline elevated 20 feet; Pelton water wheel 350 HP backed by 300 HP Cor…
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A newspaper issue from December 12, 1892, published in Santa Fe.
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A newspaper issue dated June 25, 1894, from Santa Fe, New Mexico.
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A newspaper from Santa Fe, N.M., dated September 2, 1898, is referenced as a subject.
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A copper mine located in Santa Rita, New Mexico, depicted with a drag line.
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Small parties of trappers and traders were involved in the Santa Fe trade.
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The railroad cars that stopped, prompting a crowd to approach.
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The wager Aubrey made to ride from Santa Fe to Independence in under six days.
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Summer price for baled alfalfa at the depot.
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Amount to which Santa Fe trade traffic increased in 1830.
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The railroad shipping rate for cattle to Kansas or Nebraska that cattlemen can no longer afford.
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Winter price for baled alfalfa at the depot.
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Amount William H. Russell bet that he could establish a mail line from San Francisco to St. Joseph in ten days.
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Amount paid by the Brotherhood of Locomotive Engineers on account of John Tull's death.
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Cost to produce and deliver baled alfalfa to the depot.
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Bonds deposited by John W. Young that were forfeited for non-compliance with the railroad contract.
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Shipping rate announced by the A. T. & S. F. railroad from Deming to Kansas.
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Money recovered from the Deming and Pacific Railroad by Johnny Murray for loss of a leg.
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A sum of $100,000 is referenced in connection with Miesse and railway development.
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The party brought 500 mules and horses from Santa Fe to Franklin.
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A rental advertisement in the Santa Fe New Mexican offering a furnished 5-room house.
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A rental advertisement in the Santa Fe New Mexican offering a 6-room house on Chapelle Street.
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A rental advertisement in the Santa Fe New Mexican offering a 6-room house on Washington Avenue.
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A rental advertisement in the Santa Fe New Mexican offering a furnished 7-room house on Palace Avenue with restrictions.
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A rental advertisement in the Santa Fe New Mexican offering a 9-room house with specified amenities.
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Alfalfa Seed is sold in bulk and packages by IT Grocery Co, the only exclusive grain house in Santa Fe.
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Bill mentioned as a law in the newspaper headline.
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A coiled, slightly concave tray with radiating yellowish designs outlined in brown, said to have been purchased in El Paso, Texas in 1903 and attributed to Mesc…
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A coiled, slightly concave basketry tray with radiating yellowish designs outlined in brown, attributed to Mescalero Apache manufacture.
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Shipped through Alpine to Hudfe via G H & S A railway.
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Product line sold by H.B. Cartwright.
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The distance between San Francisco and St. Joseph that the mail line was to cover in ten days.
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