Santa Fe Cutoff Remakes West Freight Route Vast 260 Mile Link
The Santa Fe builds a 260 mile cutoff from Texico to Belen and Belen to Rio Puerco to bypass old routes. It will cut 23 miles off Kansas City to Rio Puerco travel and allow one locomotive to haul more freight over the new line. Key divisions include Wellington, Woodward, Amarillo, and Belew New Mexico. Albuquerque remains a major station with 760 workers.
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Atchison, Topeka & Santa Fe Railroad Company
St. Louis
Kansas City
Coast
Santa Fe
Texico
Belen
Rio Puerco
Emporia
Kan
la Junta
Colo
Trinidad
Las Vegas
Pecos Valley
Los Angeles
San Francisco
Raton and
Glorieta
Raton Mountains
Florence
Healy
New Mexico
Belén
Lantry Shary Constructon Company
Helen
Sayin Fe
Raton
Wellington
Woodward
Okla
Amarillo
Texas
Home
Belew
Kansas
Httle
Ftth
Hitchixon
California
Paneenter
Florene
Augusta
Hutchinson
Kita
Albuquerque
Santa Fe Land Company Plans Broad Holdings
The firm, said to be a strictly Santa Fe system company, shows capital stock of 19000 with 9500 subscribed by the Atchison Topeka and Santa Fe Railroad. Its purposes include buying acquiring developing and disposing of lands minerals hotels and railroads.
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Santa Fe
Atchison, Topeka & Sant Fe Railroad Company
Santa Fe Hospital Board to Visit Twice a Year
Dr J B Kastor chief surgeon from Topeka Kansas arrives in Santa Fe with J H Griffith and James Thomas board of control members to discuss doubling annual trips. They say mid summer and mid winter visits will improve service while noting weather differences from Kansas to New Mexico. They plan to return east on train No 8 this evening.
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J. B. Kastor
The
Santa With
Topeka
Kan
J. H. Griffith
James Thomas
Santa Fe Hospital Association
Alvarado
Kansas
New Mexico
Kastey
East
Territorial Board of Equilization
Santa Fe
Roairoads
Territory
W. R. Martin
Gill Valley, Globe
Northern Railroad
el Paso
Texas
W. Cook
Las Vegas
Albuquerque to Remain Base of Supplies
The Santa Fe coast stores transfer will move headquarters of J. J. Custer to San Bernardino about March 1. He will take five of fifteen Albuquerque clerks, leaving nine or ten to handle disbursement. Albuquerque remains base of stores. A new assistantstorekeeper may be created to manage the Albuquerque end.
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J. J. Custer
Santa Fe
Right of Way Lecture Draws Railroad Men in Santa Fe
E Hieronymus lectured in the Santa Fe reading room on The Right of Way. He accompanied by his wife left for Denver after a day in Albuquerque. The speaker, president of Eureka College, Illinois, has addressed audiences in La Junta Raton Seligman Barstow and Needles and is noted for his oratorical power. He and Col C E Apponyi Hungarian count and railroad builder departed for the City of.
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Santa FE
RE. E. Hieronymus
Denver
Albuquerque
Hieronymue
Hieronymus
Eureka Col
Ilinois
la Tunta
Raton
Seligman
Barstow
Needles
C. E. Apponyi
Railroad Time Table for November 12 1905
Eastbound timetable lists Atlantic Express arriving 7 56 am and dep 7 30 am No 4 Chicago Limited arrives 11 59 pm dep 12 09 am No 8 Chicago Kansas City Express arrives 6 45 pm dep 7 45 pm No 1 Chicago Fast Mail arrives 8 00 am dep 7 50 am Westbound California Express arrives 7 20 pm dep 8 55 pm No 3 California Limited arrives 11 10 am dep 11 20 am No 9 Fast Mail arrives 11 25 pm Mexico California Express arrives 10 45 pm dep 1 am No 9 Fast Mail dep 12 15 pm Local freight train No 99 southbound dep 6 00 am Carries passengers. From South No 10 arrives 6 50 am and makes all local stops east of Albuquerque No 10 direct to Los Angeles No 1 direct to Los Angeles No 7 direct to San Francisco No 3 direct to Los Angeles and San Francisco All trains daily. T B Purdy Agent. Subscribe for The Citizen and get in the news.
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Atlantic Express
Chicago
Kansas City
California Limited
Mexico
Mexico Express
Albuquerque
Los Angeles
San Francisco
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Santa Fe Land Improvement Compas
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Chorus Girls’ Union
Virginia Steinhardt
Olga May
Therese Barron
Anetta Martian
Lucille Muntwe
Louise McDonald
New York
Maida
Marie Cahill
Lobster
Onorys Girie
Waen
Anetta Martin
Attek
A. W. Ley
Ketnor
American Lanmber Company
B. KR. Wells
Depot Minster
G. H. Gray
Mr. Wells
Albquerque
H. Bowlden
Arriv
Man
Albuquer Ave
Aguy Fria
Morgan & Greisner
Norman
Ever
Haptay Fe
Ripley
San Marcial
Mr. Etter
Etrer
Newton
Dodge City
American Car and Foundry Company
Milton, Pa
Mexican Central Road
Republic
Third Street Meat Eat Market
Emil Kleinwort
Masonic Building
North Third Stress
Rarenteuelelra Lexree
London Club
Cornend
Marquette
Grannis
Cole
Pioneer Bakery
Simon Balling
Balling Bros
S. Firat Street
Fuehr Undertaking CO
West Railroad Avenue
F.G. Pratt & CO
Casino
Jas. Heekin & Co
Imboden
South Second Street
Clarkville Produce CO Hay
J. B. Macmanus
Mgr
South First Street
A. E. Walker
Mutual Building Association
Raldridge
Tot & Gi
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Wool, Hide and Pelt Dealers
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Hendrie & Bolthoff Mfg. and Supply Co
Seventeenth Street
Colorado
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CREEN
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Porterfield & Co
Gold Ave
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OLD
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Williams Drug Co
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Old Mexico
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Pavile
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WM. M. Berger
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