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 railway line described as the shortest and quickest to Denver, Pueblo, and Colorado Springs.
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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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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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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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Person from Santa Fe who reportedly lost $30,000 in a poker game in San Francisco.
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Railroad company that announced a cattle shipping rate from Deming to Kansas.
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One of the pioneers of the Santa Fe trade in 1821.
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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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The great overland route was a stage line established after the Gadsden Purchase, meeting at Mesilla.
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Former proprietor of the stage line between Pinos Altos and Silver City.
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Brakeman who received severe scalp wounds, split left hand, and badly cut right leg in the railroad accident.
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John Sloan was a painter known for his portrayal of urban life in New York and began spending summers in Santa Fe, New Mexico, starting in 1919, where he found …
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An online collection where archived issues of the Deming Headlight are available in digital format.
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One of the pioneers of the Santa Fe trade in 1821.
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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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Connected to the Santa Fe Central Railway.
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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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One of the pioneers of the Santa Fe trade in 1821.
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Waldo is a location in Santa Fe County where the new Orubneau and Byrant smelter is operating.
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This entity is $15,000 worth of merchandise, but its arrival and departure locations are unknown.
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Address of the Salomon Abousleiman store.
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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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F. X. Aubrey's horseback ride of over 800 miles completed in five days and nineteen hours.
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Reported favorably by the Senate Committee on Public Lands.
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A jeweler claimed to have cheaper goods.
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The capitol building where the Chamber of Representatives is located and the ceremony took place.
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One of a party of young men claimed to have made the Santa Fe trail in 1830.
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Murder victim in Santa Fe in March, whose murder resulted in warrants for multiple officials.
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A man who returned from Hudsons and was chased by a Texas steer to the depot.
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An escaped convict from Santa Fe pen who acknowledged his identity and had been tried on a charge of venue from Dona Ana.
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Proprietor of the Santa Fe Nursery.
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Haddock, possibly a railroad worker, returned to Marfa as a witness in a court case involving a killing on the railroad.
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One of a party of young men claimed to have made the Santa Fe trail in 1830.
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Howe, possibly a railroad engineer, returned to Marfa as a witness in a court case involving a killing on the railroad.
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Grand jury indictment of individuals associated with Phelps Dodge.
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A member of the Brotherhood of Railway Trainmen detailed to accompany Conductor Starr's remains east.
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Location of the Yuma Ferry where the massacre occurred.
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Editor of Santa Fe New Mexican.
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One of a party of young men claimed to have made the Santa Fe trail in 1830.
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Infrastructure identified as a waypoint on the route.
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Owner of the stage line from Silver City to Cooney who reported killings above Alma.
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Subject heading for the newspaper issue, indicating topic.
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Representative of the Mexican Central Railroad who accompanied Mexican federal troops pursuing the train robbers.
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President of the First National Bank of Santa Fe, New Mexico.
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Pasture where some of the steers sold by Lyons & Campbell were held.
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The newspaper was published on September 30, 1913.
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Bill being voted on in the Senate; amendments continue daily.
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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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Representative of the Southern Pacific Railroad Company who accompanied Mexican federal troops pursuing the train robbers.
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