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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Santa Fe is the city where the State Corporation Commission of New Mexico signed and sealed the certificate of incorporation for the Lordsburg Oil Gas Developme…
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Santa Fe, New Mexico is the publication location of The New Mexican and the broader jurisdiction where legal matters were reported.
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The city and county in New Mexico where the Santa Fe New Mexican newspaper was published.
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Chiton House Junction is a location where the railway extension begins.
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Street address of Alberto Garcia in Santa Fe.
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Koehler Junction is listed as a station on the railway timetable.
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A junction station stop on the St. Louis, Rocky Mountain and Pacific Railway line.
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Santa Fe County is the location of Waldo, where the new Orubneau and Byrant smelter is situated.
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Santa Fe County is listed as a subject of the chunk.
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The chunk is labeled as being from Santa Fe, New Mexico.
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The Santa Fe Railway's main line leads East and West from Chicago, Kansas City, Galveston, and points East to San Francisco, Los Angeles, El Paso, and Old Mexic…
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The Santa Fe road is described as a misnomer to call a trail, with vast level greensward on either side.
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A dude ranch in Santa Fe, New Mexico, associated with the photograph collection.
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Cristo Rey Church in Santa Fe is a fairly recent example of Southwestern pueblo-style architecture and is noted for its thick walls and lofty interior.
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A hotel where Mingle and Whitehill had breakfast Tuesday morning.
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A place near where Charles Baine almost got captured during Geronimo's raid.
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The southern boundary mentioned in the route description.
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Ranch where alfilaria grass was grown without irrigation.
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The avenue where Joseph S. Measday took a promenade.
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The address of O C Watson Co's office, likely on San Francisco Street.
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Addition to Mountainair where the levied property (lot 23, block 11) is located.
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County in New Mexico.
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The prison from which three convicts escaped.
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Location of state capitol in New Mexico.
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Historic trail that Navaho Sam traveled.
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A small platform of planks set down in the desert, three hundred yards from the town.
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Railroad depot where Johnny Murray lost his leg about seven years prior.
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The depot is the location near which Mr. Pennewell was attacked by a wild steer.
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The Mexican Northwestern railroad is the line on which the train carrying miners was attacked near Santa Isabel.
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Lines or area mentioned as part of the basin.
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The corner of Overland and Santa Fe Streets is associated with H.P. Noake.
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Santa Fe, N.M., is the location of the U.S. Land Office issuing the public notice.
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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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Address of the Salomon Abousleiman store.
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The capitol building where the Chamber of Representatives is located and the ceremony took place.
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Location of the Yuma Ferry where the massacre occurred.
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Pasture where some of the steers sold by Lyons & Campbell were held.
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A national forest whose vicinity is shown on a New Mexico tourist map.
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Location near where Jas. Mirk was held up by a drunken cowboy.
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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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Prison from which four convicts escaped.
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Intersection location of The Star Livery Feed Sale Stables.
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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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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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Dateline location for the article.
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Location mentioned in a dateline of a separate story.
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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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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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Camps in the vicinity of the probable line of escape of the marauders.
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A station stop on the St. Louis, Rocky Mountain and Pacific Railway line.
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Capultu is listed as a station on the railway timetable.
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Catron Block is the location of W. H. Goebel's hardware business in Santa Fe.
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A National Recreation Trail designated in 1978, following an 1893 water pipeline and rebuilt by the CCC in the 1930s.
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