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Newspaper

Santa Fe Weekly Sun

Location

Santa Fe, New Mexico, United States of America

Date

Jul 18, 1891

Page

4

Santa Fe Route Opens Reclining Chair Cars to Pueblo

Santa Fe New Mexico December 30 1880 announces through service on the Santa Fe route to Pueblo Colorado Springs Denver and points east and west. Through Pullman sleepers available between Pueblo Ogden and Alamogordo with daily chair cars from Santa Fe to Alamosa and Salida.

Santa Fe Pueblo Colorado Springs Denver Points Earth Ander Rornar Ieee Alamona Andville Ogden Pasengers Alamosa Salida Bertha Semanatees

Territorial Official Directory Listing Officials by Region

An official directory lists territorial government figures including Governor L Bradford Prince Santa Fe Secretary BM Auditor Demete Perez Treasurer Rufus Palen Solicitor Ensen Bartlen Adjutant General Peace Officer Librarian DO P United States District Attorney Mural Merc Levi A Reverver James Dolan Las Cruces Register Thomas Baldwin Folsom Receiver H Pickles Pueblo Indian Agent in URA Banta Fe Mencalero Bennett San Murcial Nagnio Van Der Veer Ft Wingate Land Officials Surveyor General Hobart Santa Fe Register A Mormom Santa Fe Receiver W Bergeh Las Cruces Kregister S P McRea Boswell Receiver Frank Lesnet Boswell Officials Judge District E P Sefds Santa Fe av y Twitchell Springer Clerk A E Walker Santa Fe Judge 941 S D Dee Albuquerque Attorney W H Whiteman Albuquerque Judge John Banfie Las Cruces J A Archuleta Las Cruces James O Brien Las Vegas Miguel Salazar Las Vegas Paproux Court Clerk H C Clancy Santa Fe

United States Santa Fe Vellector Levi A Reverver Janes Dolan Las Cruces Register Thomas B. Baldwin Folsom Pickles Agent Pueblo Indians Ura Banta Fe Mencalero Ennett San Murcial Nagnio van der Veer Wingate Land Officials Surveyor General Hobart A. B Mormon Ohare Sante W. M. Bergeh Bants Fo Kregister M’crea Ponsents LS Cruces Boswell Reweiver Frank Lesnet Springer A.E. Walker D. Dee Albuquerque W. HH. Whiteman Ged John Banfie B.C. Wade J. A. Archuleta James O'Brien Las Vegas Ate'y Miguel Salazar Paproux Court Clark Clancy

Territorial Topics From New Mexico News Briefs

A sweeping update from Las Vegas to Santa Fe reports the Lincoln County courthouse bond defeat, school building plans, and infrastructure work. It notes Tijeras canyon reservoir progress, fence cutting rumors near Bernalillo, cattle shipments, and smelting use of old pipe iron. It covers new Army posts appointments, housing demand, wolf and smallpox notes, and various local political critiques.

Lincoln County Court House Territorial University P. A. Simpson Tijeras Canon Bernalillo Eagle Sierra County Rio Grande Smelting Company Socorro Cold Springs E. H. Plummer R. Q. M. 16Th Infantry A. C Fort Stanton

Pullman Palace Sleepers Link City to St Louis by Frisco Route

The article describes through Pullman palace sleepers from City of Mexico to St Louis via El Paso Burrton and Barron with connections on the Frisco Santa Fe line. It notes 49 hours to St Louis and mentions trains No. 4 and No. 2 offering through sleepers and reclining chairs, with connections through Burrton Wichita Oswego Columbia and Springfield. Key contacts include G T Nicholson P C P A B Topeka and W M Sairn, Loea.

City of Mexico St. Louia el Paso Barrton Los Angeles Albuquerque Barcaon Frisco Santa Fe St. Louis St. Louin Burrcon Wichita Oswego Columbia Springfield Burrton Burr

Santa Fe Fraternal and Church Listings and City Overview

General information lists Fraternal orders meeting on specific Mondays and Fridays, church directories with pastors, and Santa Fe as the capital of New Mexico. It notes population about 8,000, key rail connections, pure water, gas lighting, trade in mining and agriculture, courts, land office, schools, churches, banks, hotels, a brewery, and 100,000 acres of nearby fertile lands. Santa Fe is described as a healthful resort with curative climate and historic sites.

Albuquerque Cimarron Neutral Strip Las Vegas Springs Rowe J. A. Williamson General Land Office Washington New York City Maria Hall James Lewis Leo Levenson Rio Grande New York Santa Fe Mexas Kansaso Manuel New Mexican Black Range Mogollon New Mexico U.S. Army Ada Humes Territorial Penitentiary Prince Ada Lyvlieve Santa Fe County Texas, Santa Fe & Northern Denver & Rio Grande Espanola Rocky Mountains Santa Fe Range Taos Cerrillos Golden Lamy Glorieta District Court of the First Judicial District United States Court District of

Local Business Directory Listings Highlight Area Shops

A dense early 20th century directory lists A. T. Grigg & Co wholesale and retail furniture Behann Bros dry goods and clothing items K Bohnepple Banta Fe Bakery Sol Spiegelberg gentlemen's furnishings and more J G Schumann boots hats and repairs W A McKenzie hardware H B Cartwright groceries fruit and produce C M Creamer drugstore J B Hudson jeweler John Gray opera house and ice rink plus real estate Fisher Brewing Co and local banks Forteis a fo Brithay Botuleh pofidaak

A. T. Grigg and Co Behann Bros Dry Gooda Bohnepple Banta Fe Sol. Spiegelberg Gents Jotius H. Gerdes J. G. Schumann W. A. McKenzie H. B. Cartwright C.M J.B. Hudson John Gray John Patterson, & Co

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