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 government office where the homestead claims were filed.
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Government office that issued a notice regarding Bonito A. Romero's land entry.
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A weekly edition of the Santa Fe New Mexican published from February 1888 to December 1895.
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Cost of railway charges to ship 3000 head of stock cattle from New Mexico to Beowawe.
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Railroad bonds authorized in 1883 by the commissioner's record but no other record found.
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4,733 shares of the Santa Fe Gold Copper Company were traded at the Boston mine exchange.
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Railroad charging exorbitant freight rates that prompted the Detroit Copper Company to consider building a competing line.
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A railroad that once had a division point in Coolage, now Guam, New Mexico.
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A feat of endurance undertaken by Aubrey in about 1851, riding alone from Santa Fe to Independence in under six days on a $1000 wager.
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Behind the Lines is a five-reel drama starring Harry Carey and Edith Johnson.
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Railroad company involved in the St. Louis to Portland route.
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Railroad operating the longest through run without change.
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The Clifton railroad had a grading camp at Guthrie station.
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A railroad taking over the train from Colorado Southern for departure to Glenwood Springs.
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A railroad handling Roosevelt's special train into Colorado Springs.
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Railroad completed May 12, 1883, celebrated with driving of a silver spike.
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Railroad depot where Johnny Murray lost his leg about seven years prior.
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Connected to the Santa Fe Central Railway running from Santa Fe.
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The depot is the location near which Mr. Pennewell was attacked by a wild steer.
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A drag line is shown at the Santa Rita Copper Mine.
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Fancy mercerized linens are among the summer goods displayed at Nathan Salmon's store.
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The inaugural run of a 2,500-mile tri-weekly stage line whose stages from both ends met at Mesilla on the tenth day.
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The G H A S A railway transported cattle shipments from Alpine to Hudfe.
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Railway that shipped a train of 3 cars containing over $70,000 worth of cattle.
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One of the young men who left St. Louis in 1830 on a journey to Mexico and helped make the Santa Fe Trail.
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Former driver and supposed owner of the Mogollon stage line who fled to Texas.
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A letter written by Michael Steck to Colonel Puleston in June from Santa Fe concerning the removal of General Carleton.
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Court cases involving railroad deaths of a man and a woman at Marfa.
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Railroad company represented by Nick Pierce in the pursuit of the Stein's Pass train robbers.
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The Mexican Northwestern railroad is the line on which the train carrying miners was attacked near Santa Isabel.
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Railroad line on which the train was traveling when the murder occurred.
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Moccasin tracks were discovered around Campbell's house.
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J. D. Lee was the former driver and supposed owner of the Mogollon stage line.
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Railroad where the summit section house was located.
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A newspaper from Santa Fe, New Mexico, dated April 23, 1896, is the source item.
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Lines or area mentioned as part of the basin.
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The corner of Overland and Santa Fe Streets is associated with H.P. Noake.
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Miss Pauline French is a player in Henry C. Dixey's company.
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President Deline is associated with the Alien Labor Law.
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President Delines is referenced in connection with alleged violators of an alien labor law.
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The fugitives kept in sight of the railroad track until reaching New Mexico.
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Railroad 7's bonds authorized in 1883 for $60,000, but no other record found.
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The Redrock Auto Stage Line, operated by Sam Turman, leaves Lordsburg on Wednesday and Saturday mornings with mail and provides passenger service to and from Re…
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A robbery of the Sonora railroad last May in which Conductor Atkinson and the fireman were killed.
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Santa Fe Central is mentioned as a sunshine route.
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A county in New Mexico associated with Santa Fe.
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A newspaper published in Santa Fe in 1897, from which chunk 0 is extracted.
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A specific edition of a Santa Fe newspaper from August 18, 1897, is referenced in the chunk.
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Santa Fe, N.M., is the location of the U.S. Land Office issuing the public notice.
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A newspaper from Santa Fe, New Mexico, cited with its Library of Congress identifier.
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The Santa Fe Post Office is noted as the entry point for second-class mail for the Santa Fe New Mexican.
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The Belton Journal is full of Santa Fe railroad news; they are beginning to look upon the railroad as an accomplished fact.
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Santa Fe Shops is mentioned in an advertisement or headline.
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Bernard Castler is employed in the Santa Fe telegraph office.
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The Santa Fe trade continued to grow without intermission until the present time.
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The Santa Fe train was the site of a robbery involving Frank Ascara and a Mexican man.
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Frank Owen was the manager of the Santa Fe Water and Light Company.
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The Santa Fe Weekly Gazette was a newspaper published by William Drew once a week at 12.5 cents a copy.
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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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