The Iron Horse Schedule From The West and East
Rail timetable entry lists trains from Kansas City Denver and California Express daily to the East and Southland West with departures at 0:55 am 7:80 pm and 4% pm, noting reverse services to El Paso and California and multiple daily runs.
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Kanna City
Denver
Kansas City
Souti
California Express
el Paso
California
Kansan City
Southland
Fluno
Santa Fe Southern Railway Northbound Mall Ex Schedule
Daily except Sunday trains run from the Mall and Ex area at 7 46 pm to the north with connections at Espanola to the Denver and Rio Grande line serving Denver Colorado Utah and other eastern points.
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Mall & Ex
Espanola
Denver & Rio Grande Railroad
Denver
Colorado
Uteh
Santa Fe News Live Notes and Local Anecdotes
Street Lancings reports on John D. Allan illness and local politics. Santa Fe merchants seek wider trade reach while a geological survey detachment departs Monument Rock for Glorieta. County commissioners failed to form a quorum, a judge exhorts political doctrine, and Mrs. Davis dies. An outdoor Santa Fe excursion, street mischief, and a butcher under scrutiny conclude the item.
Exchange Hotel praised by public and visitors grows daily
The Exchange Hotel gains favor as trains bring travelers who sign the big guest book. Proprietor Johnny Forsha runs a first class hostelry praised by locals who dine there. Contractor Toney Windsor plans two new private residences on the south side, cost about 4500 and 2800, with work to begin before our next issue. A Santa Fe Southern arrival sparks excitement as W F Dobbin of Fulton Market shows fresh edibles amid cheering ladies. Republican primaries elect delegates including Catron and Read, with a preference for Catron to serve at the constitutional convention. The new Kahn building front on San Francisco street will be a beauty. Berardinelli & Paladine are praised for their work.
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Exchange Hotel
Johnny Forsha
The
Exchange
Santa Fe
Toney Windsor
Free Lance
Windsor
Plaza
Santa Fe Southern
W. F. Dobbin
Fulton Market
Dobbin
Kahn
San Francisco Street
Berardinelli & Paladine
Excursion Tickets Offered to New Mexico from Midwest Stations
Col Edward Haren announces sale dates for New Mexico excursion tickets from Kansas City Leavenworth Atchison and St Joseph with a first class round trip fare and a return limit of thirty days. The plan aims to boost settlement and territorial development through extensive eastern advertising and reader outreach.
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Edward Haren
New Mexico
Railway accord seeds limited progress for New Mexico
A fragment notes that a proposed arrangement to benefit both New Mexico and the railroad company is unlikely to prove good for all parties. The speaker urges sharing the information with eastern friends to spread the news. The text shows cautious optimism and a call for wider awareness of the issue.
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New Mexico
Purely Personal News Roundup
C H Gildersleeve is expected to return home soon. J H Knaebel’s sons are home from school on vacation. W B Childers visits Albuquerque to discuss a constitutional convention. Dr Metcalf’s door notes he is out of town for a week. Mr and Mrs Plamonden reside with the lady’s father on the Pecos. Jack Conway aims to invest in mining property in San Pedro. C M Creamer’s baby Carlos nearly recovers from a recent accident. Col R W Webb of the Lucky is in town. Neil B Field of Albuquerque declines Republican delegate role and proclaims himself a Democrat. Mrs E W Meany and one child travel to Santa Barbara for two months. Miss Mabel Meany departs for Las Vegas to visit Bishop Kendrick’s family for a month.
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C. H. Gildersleeve
J. H. Knaebel
W. B. Childers
Albuquerque
Col
R. W.webb
The
Lucky
Neil B. Field
Hardihood
E. W. Meany
Santa Fe
Santa Barbara
Mabel Meany
Bishop Kendrick
Las Vegas
Fire Hose Company Proceedings and City Excursions
Official minutes from John Gray Hose Company No 1 dated July 10 1889 record election of officers and members plus financial actions including 44 25 on hand and a 4 payment to Mr Cobleigh. The notice mentions an Albuquerque Fair Association inquiry and an impending Denver excursion en route to the Maxwell land grant with Santa Fe urged to host and entertain visitors.
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John Gray Hose Company No. 1
Foreman Harrison
Kell
F. Chavez
Demetrio Brito
Cobleigh
Jack Conway
J. Harrison
Er. W. Parker
Adolph Gusdort
Albuquerque Fair Association
Denver
Colorado
Maxwell Land Grant
Santa
Animals and Music in the Hayfield by Mary S Spencer
In a Glebe Democrat piece the author muses on how animals and insects hear and make music. She notes cows sing while milk flows, dogs dislike most sounds though tolerate singing, and horses respond to martial tunes. Birds have melody with bobolink and catbird praised, while insects produce a vast hayfield symphony.
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Owers
Mary So
Spencer
Glebe
Democrat
The Education of Children in Kentucky and German Teaching
The Courier observes Kentucky children as precocious and fond of study, contrasting them with northern youths whose parents favor French over English. It cites two Washington boys of Native American parents taught German from infancy and speaking only German at home, noting plans for their future German education at Heidelberg.
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Kentucky
North
Washington
Heidelberg
Cor. Courier-Journal
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Iron Horse
Phe
Atchison, Topeka & Santa Fe
Santa Fe Southern Railway
John D. Allan
Santa Fe County
Geological Survey Corps
Monument Rock
Glorieta
Sloan
Davis
Conductor Davis
Free Lancer
San Ildefonso
16Th Infantry
T. BR. Catron
Antonio Ortiz Y Salazar
B. N M. Read
Benenigno Ortega
W M. Berger
Jose Ma Garcia
I. G. Read
R. FE. Twitchell
J. M. Montoya
I. W. Clancy
Mariano I. Sena
Luis Moya
John Gray Hose
Denver & Rio: Grande Railways
Atchison, Topeka & Santa Fe Railway
Colorado State
Vegas
the Free Lance
Chas. Johnson
N. M
Stinson’s. Place
Santa Pf, New Mexico
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