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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Small parties of trappers and traders were involved in the Santa Fe trade.
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Jeweler and manufacturer of filigree jewelry located at South Side Plaza in Santa Fe.
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T B Catron is listed as Vice President of the First National Bank of Santa Fe.
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Associated with land department of S. F. Railroad, advertising 'Choice Improved Lands'.
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A mining company near Lordsburg, Grant county, N.M. that lost gasoline due to vandals opening an oil tank.
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The railroad cars that stopped, prompting a crowd to approach.
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A banking institution in Kingston, New Mexico, offering general banking services and deposits for the Atchison, Topeka & Santa Fe Railroad.
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The Shirt Store advertises its shirt trade and fashions in the Santa Fe New Mexican.
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A man in Santa Fe county made an extraordinary tax return listing a Winchester and a six-shooter as musical instruments.
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Wall, a conductor, returned to Marfa as a witness in a court case involving a killing on the railroad.
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Brewery associated with W. Carl & Co. in Santa Fe.
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William Drew was the publisher of the Santa Fe Weekly Gazette 55 years ago.
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W J Egand is a trainman who has been in the Santa Fe Pacific hospital for several months due to rheumatism.
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Attorney W J Lucas of Las Vegas is in Santa Fe on legal business.
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Attorney W. J. Lucas of Las Vegas is in Santa Fe on legal business.
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The wager Aubrey made to ride from Santa Fe to Independence in under six days.
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Summer price for baled alfalfa at the depot.
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Amount to which Santa Fe trade traffic increased in 1830.
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The railroad shipping rate for cattle to Kansas or Nebraska that cattlemen can no longer afford.
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Winter price for baled alfalfa at the depot.
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Amount William H. Russell bet that he could establish a mail line from San Francisco to St. Joseph in ten days.
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Amount paid by the Brotherhood of Locomotive Engineers on account of John Tull's death.
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Cost to produce and deliver baled alfalfa to the depot.
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Bonds deposited by John W. Young that were forfeited for non-compliance with the railroad contract.
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Shipping rate announced by the A. T. & S. F. railroad from Deming to Kansas.
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Money recovered from the Deming and Pacific Railroad by Johnny Murray for loss of a leg.
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A sum of $100,000 is referenced in connection with Miesse and railway development.
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The party brought 500 mules and horses from Santa Fe to Franklin.
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A rental advertisement in the Santa Fe New Mexican offering a furnished 5-room house.
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A rental advertisement in the Santa Fe New Mexican offering a 6-room house on Chapelle Street.
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A rental advertisement in the Santa Fe New Mexican offering a 6-room house on Washington Avenue.
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A rental advertisement in the Santa Fe New Mexican offering a furnished 7-room house on Palace Avenue with restrictions.
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A rental advertisement in the Santa Fe New Mexican offering a 9-room house with specified amenities.
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The 9th Cavalry Band performed for President Rutherford B. Hayes in Santa Fe in 1880.
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The archive holding the photograph of Mr. Boyle, located in Santa Fe, New Mexico.
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Young woman shot and killed at the Los Lunas depot while awaiting a train to Denver.
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Commercial Agent for the Mexican Central Railway based in El Paso, Texas.
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Alberto Garcia of Galisteo Street, Santa Fe, endorsed Doan's Kidney Pills.
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Alfalfa Seed is sold in bulk and packages by IT Grocery Co, the only exclusive grain house in Santa Fe.
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Dateline location for the article.
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A. N. Low is a general manager of a railroad.
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Antonio Apache, a man associated with the Harvey system and a familiar figure at depots and dining rooms, is accused of Indian faking but was declared by the pr…
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A railroad line where Grant's Station is located.
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Railroad company offering one-fare round-trip rates to the fair at St. Louis.
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Formed a partnership with Julius de Mun in 1815 to hunt, trap, and trade.
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Bill mentioned as a law in the newspaper headline.
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Location mentioned in a dateline of a separate story.
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A coiled, slightly concave tray with radiating yellowish designs outlined in brown, said to have been purchased in El Paso, Texas in 1903 and attributed to Mesc…
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A coiled, slightly concave basketry tray with radiating yellowish designs outlined in brown, attributed to Mescalero Apache manufacture.
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Sensational headline likely about a murder.
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Belen is described as a future railroad metropolis located on the Belen Cutoff of the Santa Fe Railway, 1 mile south of Albuquerque, with a population of 1,500 …
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The Belton Journal of last week is full of Santa Fe railroad news.
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Headline referring to the political defeat of the organization.
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Organization in Santa Fe of which Weber was president.
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Dateline location of the report.
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The dateline location of the telegram about Major Eckles' shooting.
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Listed as a destination reachable via the Santa Fe route.
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The Boston mine exchange saw the sale of 4,733 shares of the Santa Fe Gold Copper Company.
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Junction in Silver City where Hurlburt was cultivating corn.
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A prisoner sentenced to 1 year for shooting up the town, transported to Santa Fe.
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