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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The First Presbyterian Church in Santa Fe, N.M., where Dr. Purcell delivered a sermon on May 3, 1909.
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A ranch located east of the Mexico line included in the described route.
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Railroad station robbed about the middle of last week.
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Frank Ascara was robbed of a sack of silver dollars on a Santa Fe train at El Paso.
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A man whose sack of silver dollars was stolen from a Santa Fe train at El Paso.
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Frank F. Gormley is an undertaker and embalmer in Santa Fe, New Mexico.
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Author of a short story titled 'Future Railroad Metropolis of New Mexico' published in The New Mexican on September 29, 1906.
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A plaintiff in a case against the Southern Pacific railroad.
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A bridge over Franklin Canal is mentioned in the headline.
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Destination of a party that left Santa Fe in June 1825.
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Historical figure from the days of the old adobe church in Santa Fe.
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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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Railroad station mentioned as a boundary point for Round Up District No. 1.
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Mentioned as a point east on the Santa Fe System.
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An organization from which microfilm of the Santa Fe New Mexican is available.
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Mentioned in a dateline from Wilkes-Barre, Pa., possibly related to a power company.
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Famous German potteries that made souvenir china for a Santa Fe store.
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Apache raid during which Frenchy narrowly escaped capture or death near the Mexican line.
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Railroad line mentioned in the article.
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G. H. Hawoeer is associated with a railroad route where someone went out under an arrangement to meet an official of the Southern Pacific.
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Dateline location for the mining news article.
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Governor who received Choteau and de Mun well when they visited Taos and Santa Fe.
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Historical figure from the days of the old adobe church in Santa Fe.
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Graham Brown received a letter from G W Hazlewood regarding railroad projects.
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The mill for which the original water pipeline was built in 1893.
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Grant County is a place, but no specific historical facts about its discovery, ownership, or significance are known from the available sources.
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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 place in New Mexico formerly known as Coolage, once a bustling frontier town and division point for the Atlantic Pacific railroad.
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A grading camp on the Clifton railroad where the Enterprise man slept.
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G W Hazlewood of Haskell, Texas wrote a letter to J A Graham about railroad extensions.
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Dateline location for the article.
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Harlan is listed as a station on the railway timetable.
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Harry Carey is an actor appearing in the film 'Behind the Lines' at the Lyric Theater.
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The Harvey system, a network of dining rooms and services on railroads, employed Antonio Apache as a representative on the California Limited train.
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H B Herbky is the observer of meteorological data at the Weather Bureau Office in Santa Fe.
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Mentioned as observer in the weather report from Santa Fe.
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Hillsborough is mentioned as the location of the newspaper dateline on May 6, 1887.
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A hog was stolen by the fugitives from an isolated station on the railroad in Kansas.
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Headlinesman for the football game.
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H.P. Noake is mentioned at the corner of Overland and Santa Fe Streets in an advertisement.
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Hurry Classen made a trip to El Paso on the day before the article's dateline.
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A person on the other end of a communication line.
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Ending point of F. X. Aubrey's famous horseback ride, over 800 miles from Santa Fe.
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Native Americans identified by moccasin tracks who killed Campbell and plundered his house.
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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 train engineer for the Silver City, Pinos Altos and Mogollon Railroad around 1906.
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Pioneer who worked at Guadalupe Calvo, joined McKnight at Santa Rita, and became renowned as an Indian fighter.
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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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Tremont House guest from Santa Fe, N. M.
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Jedumii is listed as a station on the railway timetable.
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Purchased Harvey Cooney's interest in the stage line.
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An old 'bum' and chronic jail bird arrested multiple times, who stole saddles from the Circle ranch.
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Leader of gang that robbed Sonora railroad, killed Conductor Atkinson and fireman, sentenced to death.
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A cowboy figure referenced in a poetic line about wanting to be a steer.
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Father of three boys, accused of causing the explosion that killed two of his sons.
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Secretary of War who gave encouragement to William H. Russell for the mail line project.
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