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Newspaper
Santa Fe Weekly Sun
Location
Santa Fe, New Mexico, United States of America
Date
Apr 11, 1891
Page
4
A historical notice lists officials including HOWART Register MORRISON Receiver WM BERGER Register P MCKEA Receiver JAMES J DOLAN Register THOMAS BALDWIN Receiver W C PICKLES Register JOHN H MILLS Receiver FRANK LESNET.
A fragmented list shows John Gray operating an opera house and skating rink with a range of businesses including general merchandise livery feed stables and saloons. The text also notes brewing, banks, a college, stationery, book stores, imported wines, cigars, and a fire loss description.
The AL Tas through sleeper service runs to St Louis via Burcon with connections to the Prison flyer, passing Wichita Onwege Columbus Springfold and other key cities. Arrival in St Louis is 7:25 the second morning after leaving Santa Fe. another train reaches Burrion to connect with Frisco yor. For details contact G. T. Nicholson Topeka or W. M. Smiri, Local Agent.
Attorney advertises practice in territorial and U.S. courts from Santa Fe office. Focuses on examination of tithes to panieh and Mexican grants, mines, and other realty with careful prompt attention. Mention of Patents for mines and Sanita Velnew Mexico.
A long line shows 182,714 miles from Mexico City to St Louis. We placed superb Pullman palace sleepers on a through line between those cities via El Paso and Burrton, making the distance without change. From Los Angeles to St Louis is 2,121 miles. Pullman tourist sleepers now run between those points via Albuquerque and Burron at no charge. The Frisco line with Santa Fe route is a favored path to St Louis and beyond.
General information lists Montezuma Lodge and Santa Fe chapters meeting on specific Mondays Fridays and Wednesdays. Also names churches, courts, schools, and city facilities in Santa Fe including rail links to Denver Rio Grande and Texas Santa Fe roads, banks, hotels, brewery, and fertile lands nearby.
A survey of Sierra and Grant counties highlights rising tax rolls, new cement works, and possible residency by notable figures. Reports detail Gallup incorporation, Pecos Valley irrigation needs, and branching rail and electric projects. The Santa Fe region sees improved schools for Indigenous youths and booming mining and stock trades, with colonial settlement prospects in New Mexico.
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