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 remedy endorsed by Alberto Garcia of Santa Fe.
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Structural elements of the railroad bridge destroyed by fire near Clifton.
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An enclosed clipping was sent with the letter to show the railroad proposition.
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The first church in the United States is located at Santa Fe.
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A bridge over Franklin Canal is mentioned in the headline.
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Fruit and ornamental trees are available at the Santa Fe Nursery.
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Advertised as available from Santa Fe Shops.
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A gray mule from Ferguson's train, five years old at time of sale in 1852, later identified back in Santa Fe at age 44.
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A reference work that contradicts the claim that Stephenson's party marked the Santa Fe trail route.
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A hog was stolen by the fugitives from an isolated station on the railroad in Kansas.
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International Stock Food is one of the products for which IT Grocery Co is the sole agent in Santa Fe.
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David S. Lowtzki offers a new line of iron beds at very low prices.
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Iron ore is being hauled by A. A. Ault from Hanover to the railroad.
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A globular jar fragment with flaring rim, dark coarse clay with mica, collar decorations with coiling lines, and body decorated by punching with a hollow grass …
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An online collection providing digital format of archived issues of the Deming Headlight.
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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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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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Mexican Central railroad line
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The Santa Fe System expended a million dollars on its depot yards in Willard.
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Railroad that will not be running regularly for days or weeks due to flood.
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A newspaper issue from Santa Fe County, New Mexico, dated February 17, 1897.
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A newspaper with Library of Congress identifier sn84020631, dated January 12, 1897, edition 1.
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A publication that contradicts the claim that Stephenson's party marked the Santa Fe trail route.
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An open cut at an incline of 45 degrees leading into the mine.
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A building shown in the photographs, likely the Palace of the Governors in Santa Fe.
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The published passenger timetable for the St. Louis, Rocky Mountain and Pacific Railway, effective March 1, 1910.
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Portland Cement is among the building materials available at R. J. Crichton's Lumber and Coal Yard in Santa Fe.
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A large portrait painted by a Santa Fe painter after Bryan's nomination.
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The pump-house was owned by the Santa Fe and was wrecked by the engine.
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The A. T. & S. F. railroad is offering a round trip ticket at the price of a single fare.
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Property of Frank Ascarate stolen from a Santa Fe train at El Paso.
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Business C. G. Lott engaged in after leaving the railroad.
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A clue discovered late Wednesday night: a track near the railroad, six miles from town, possibly indicating where Mr. Mingle had lain under a mesquite bush.
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Ceremonial spike driven by the subject at the celebration of the S. C. & D. railroad completion.
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The Southern radii pay car was welcomed by railroad men this week.
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A line of souvenir china decorated with images of Santa Fe landmarks.
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Bill expected to come up after the railroad bill passes.
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The railroad men were put in the stone jail across the river after the hold-up.
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Vicious steer that chased George D. Hauser toward the depot.
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Aubrey's ride from Santa Fe to Independence in five days and nineteen hours.
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Copper mines near Tyrone whose decline caused Tyrone to lose its main purpose.
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The amount William H. Russell bet that he could put on a mail line covering 1950 miles in ten days.
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Ferry erected over the Colorado River near the junction of the Gila and Colorado rivers, owned by a party of Americans.
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A revised edition covering New Mexico and Arizona from the Mexican-American War through statehood, including Grant County topics.
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A newspaper is mentioned as a subject of the chunk.
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A publication from 1884 containing official reports about New Mexico Territory, available in digital form.
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A photograph depicting a girl spinning a rope, part of Bishop's Lodge pictorial works.
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