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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An organization from which microfilm of the Santa Fe New Mexican is available.
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Lyric Theater is showing the film 'Behind the Lines' and other features.
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The Magdalena branch is a railroad branch where Conductor Donohue and his crew worked.
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The management is described as disciplined.
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The railway company that operated the trains involved in the collision.
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The railroad company whose express train was robbed near Chihuahua.
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A Masonic lodge in Santa Fe, instituted in 1850.
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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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Parent institution of the Palace of the Governors Photo Archives in Santa Fe.
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The Orubneau and Byrant Smelter is a new facility located in Waldo, Santa Fe County, processing ores from Socorro County mines.
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The Palace of the Governors Photo Archives in Santa Fe holds the original glass negative of Ka_e_te_nay, part of the Ben Wittick Collection.
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Pfl inter Grocery Co is a grocery business at the southeast corner of the Plaza in Santa Fe.
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Mining and industrial company whose associates were indicted by a U.S. Grand Jury in Santa Fe.
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The only house in the city that carries everything in the household line, sold on easy payments, and also an embalmer and funeral director.
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Railroad company mentioned in a list of visitors.
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The Second National Bank of New Mexico is mentioned in a banner or advertisement on the front page of the Santa Fe New Mexican.
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The Silver City Independent is a newspaper mentioned in the dateline of the article.
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The Southern Pacific is the railroad company for which Joe Levy was working.
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Railroad company where Pat Hines formerly worked on a section.
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An organization from which microfilm of the Santa Fe New Mexican is available.
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Livery stable at intersection of Santa Fe Streets.
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Garage selling gasoline, Veedol oil, and doing repair work.
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A store located on the south side of the plaza in Santa Fe that sold souvenir china.
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Publishing company that publishes The Santa Fe New Mexican newspaper.
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Livery stable at West Overland and Santa Fe Streets, operated by J. Caldwell.
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A livery stable business at the corner of West Overlaid and Santa Fe Streets.
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A company based in St. Louis where A. H. Dolliner is secretary.
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The committee reported favorably on Delegate J ereas bill to settle title of real estate in Santa Fe, New Mexico.
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The United States Weather Bureau reported meteorological data for Santa Fe on May 21, 1893.
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Government bureau with observer in Santa Fe.
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Location where a congress of Pueblo representatives was held in Santa Fe.
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A congress of Pueblo representatives was held at the U.S. Indian Industrial School in Santa Fe.
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Company operating the Western Brewery in Santa Fe.
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Western Brewery in Santa Fe, paying highest prices for wool, hides, sheepskins, goatskins, and furs.
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The Woman's Christian Temperance Union held its thirty-fifth annual state convention in Santa Fe starting October 14th.
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The article states that the agents of the county made purchases characterized by profligate extravagance in the past two years.
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A newspaper published in Deming, New Mexico, with issues spanning from 1903 to 1948 and microfilm archives held by the Library of Congress.
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A jewelry manufacturer advertises diamonds, watches, clocks, silverware, and filigree items.
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Cattle company with 400 acres of alfalfa and an artificial lake on Duck Creek.
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A bank in Kingston, New Mexico, with $30,000 paid-in capital, offering general banking services and deposits solicited from mines, miners, and business men.
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A bank in Kingston, New Mexico, with paid-in capital and surplus, serving miners and businesses in the region.
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Importer and jobber of general merchandise, located on San Francisco Street.
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