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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Cashier of the First National Bank of Santa Fe, New Mexico.
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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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A hidden defensive structure overlooking Bear Creek, likely built by Apaches or early settlers.
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Sam Turman is the proprietor of the Redrock Auto Stage Line, which provides transportation services between Lordsburg and Redrock.
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County in New Mexico where Madrid is located, referenced in the subject metadata.
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Hardware supply company advertising screen doors, water filters, lawn furniture, etc.
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A national forest whose vicinity is shown on a New Mexico tourist map.
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The name of a location appears as a subject in a newspaper record.
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A subject of analysis in the study.
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Location near where Jas. Mirk was held up by a drunken cowboy.
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Listed as an organization associated with W. C. Harris.
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Advertises a line of por tiers, couch covers, carpets, rugs, oil cloth, linoleum, and table linen.
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Donated by Mrs. A. Schutz.
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Located at the base of Chihuahua Hill in Silver City.
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Location of Lee White's robberies and hold-ups.
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Location of S. Spitz jewelry store.
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Company whose general manager J. Van Hojten offered the $100 premium.
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Prison from which four convicts escaped.
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The New Mexican is a newspaper that published an article urging pensions for soldiers who served in the Indian wars.
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Bridge near whose bank Medina seized Maiser.
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An unnamed victim who had testified against the rustlers and was found shot in the back of the head.
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Conductor Donohue's crew loaded a car of cattle in record time.
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A weekly edition published from Feb. 9, 1888 to before Dec. 26, 1895.
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Intersection location of The Star Livery Feed Sale Stables.
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Explorer who was in Santa Fe in 1807; Pike's Peak is named after him.
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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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Speaker at the Democratic ratification meeting in 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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Alex M Story returned from Santa Fe on Sunday and has been busy in Kingston and Lake Valley.
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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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Audie Ernest went to Santa Fe for fruit last week.
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A. V. Clark is a physician and surgeon for the Southern Pacific Railroad.
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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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A man found dead near the railroad track, ruled a suicide, who had escaped from a Kansas insane asylum.
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Bernard Castler returned yesterday from a two months trip to the states around the Great Lakes; he is employed in the Santa Fe telegraph office.
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An organization that published microfilm of the Santa Fe New Mexican.
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Bohlman, possibly a railroad worker, returned to Marfa as a witness in a court case involving a killing on the railroad.
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Judge and Homecoming visitor from Santa Fe, New Mexico.
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Captain Lasher wants a firstclass waiter at the Depot Hotel.
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The publisher of the Santa Fe New Mexican newspaper starting in July 1885.
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Charles Dyer is the general superintendent of the Santa Fe railroad and accompanied the inspection party.
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Ex-cadet from class of 1920, lived in Carlsbad and Berkeley, worked for Panama Railroad Company in Canal Zone.
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Mentioned in advertisement for Santa Fe Hardware Supply Co, dealing in lumber, sash doors, and building materials.
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Apache Indian boy and student at Ramona school who was sent to Carlisle school; former Geronimo sympathizer.
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Elected Grand Lecturer, residing in Santa Fe.
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Dealers in imported and domestic liquors, located at Catron Block, Santa Fe.
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C M Gill is the head nurse at the Santa Fe Pacific hospital and will leave for St Paul, Minn to visit relatives.
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C.M. Taylor is the division master mechanic for the Santa Fe railroad and was part of the inspection party.
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Railroad conductor on the Magdalena branch who broke cattle-loading speed records.
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A contractor who started south with provisions for work on the Deming, North Mexican and Pacific railroad grade.
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Former name of Guam, New Mexico, when it was a thriving frontier town with a railroad division point.
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A fairly recent church in Santa Fe, New Mexico, built in the massive pueblo style.
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C. R. Lopez is mentioned as mayor of Santa Fe in a newspaper article from April 16, 1912.
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C.R. Lopez is identified as mayor of Santa Fe.
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A successful mining company in Clifton that closed its smelters due to high freight rates and planned to build a new railroad.
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A city in Grant County, New Mexico, that developed rapidly from a tent settlement to a substantial town with brick buildings and planned railroad connections.
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A traveling man who covers the territory every year, well known in the Cat west, and a Deming visitor on his way to the Pacific coast.
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E D Kirby of College View, Nebraska is a sightseer in Santa Fe.
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