Pullman and freight trains on Schnic Route to Denver
A garbled 19th century railroad timetable notes the Schnic Route between Santa Fe Pueblo and Denver with Pullman sleepers, chair cars, and freight services. It lists daily departures to Kansas City Denver and California, with connections to Alamosa Ogden and eastbound mail traffic, mentioning telegraph securement and ticket rates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Santa Fe
Pueblo
Colorado Springs
Denver
Panera
Urough
Warowich
Alamosa
Ogden
Bertha
Official Directory Entry for New Mexico Officials
The document lists state and territorial posts in Santa Fe and across New Mexico including positions such as Governor Secretary Auditor General Librarian Attorney General and various receivers and surveyors with names like ANTONIO JOSEPH I BRADFORD PRINCE and E F HC. It also mentions locations Las Cruces Santa Fe and Folsom with scattered misspelled items indicating a government roster.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Antonio Joseph
Ojo Caliente
I. Bradford Prince
Santa Fe
Thomas
Facudo Pino
Territorial Topics from Megdalena Mines and New Mexico Ranch life
News notes from Socorro and Colfax counties cover a six foot wide vein at Young American mine with six ounces of silver, a new potato crop prospect near Sawyer's Peak, and large immigrant influx expected due to Maxwell tract company ads. Reports describe a San Pedro concentrator test, graded Mexican Northern Central railroad progress, and local ranch and grazing impacts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Megdaglena Miduntaria
Socorro County
Sawyer’s Peak
Colfax
Maxwell Trant Co
San Pedro
Copper Mountain
Bishop Johnson
John W. Young
New York
Corralitos
Settlers on the Grant Purchase 1065 Acres in Colfax County
W E Pedrick of Denver has consummated the sale of 1065 acres of irrigated Vermejo ditch land in Colfax county to Maxwell land grant company. The buyers are seventeen German residents of Denver who will move with their families to settle the land immediately.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. E. Pedrick
Denver
Colfax County
Maxwell Land Grant Company
Santa Fe Directory and Almanac Highlights
Santa Fe is described as New Mexico's capital with a population around 3,000, serving as county seat and rail terminus for A T & S F lines. It lists churches, schools, courts, banks, hotels, a brewery, and a hospital, plus 100,000 irrigated acres nearby. The entry notes climate, tourism appeal, and regional commerce in mining, merchandise, and produce.
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Santa FE
New Mexico
Santa Fe County
Texas, Santa Fe & Northern
Denver & Rio Grande
Espanola
Santa Fe River
Rocky Mountains
Santa Fe Range
Ater
Pointa
Taos
Cerrillos
Golden
Lamy
Glorieta
District Court of the First Judicial District
United States Court
District of New Mexico
Echoola
University of New Mexico
Masic
Mission
Ramona
Local Businesses and Trades Ad Offering Fall Sales
A fragmented list of merchants and firms including A. T. Grigg and Co wholesale and retail furniture Seligman Broad dry goods clothing Julius H. Gerdes and J.G. Schumann boots and shoes Cartwright Groceries Creamer druggists and passengers materials John Gray Opera House and skating hall Lows Bakery feed stables Fucker Brewing Co water company First Nations Bank and other local trades. third-page job prints and official notices hinted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. T. Grigg and Co
Anil
Seligman Broad
Dry A
F . Behnepple
Banta Fe
de Tegelberg
Julius H. Gerdes
J.G. Schumann
Heminsee
Cartwright
J.B. Hadeon
John Gray
Opera House
Masa
Sd Dohn Patterson & Co
Sla Stables
Fucker Brewing Co
First Nations Bank
Gen Hon
Job
Also Mentioned on This Page
Santa FE Southern
Ana le
V1 Express
Cara Dally
Pashia
Gol Toto
Serewe Vieadville
Paabie
Coloe -Sauda
Grand Jose
Lake Seige
Ural
Z. J. Hews
A. T
S. FL
R. R
Kansas City
Tga
SOUTH
S.m
al Pm Pur
Seeoae Boop
Mme
Peer Yee Tsop
United States
E A. Fiske
Eaats Fe
BART
Ces Las
Bistict
E. P. Sefdi
Aty * Bie
Twitchell
MW. Millsg
A. E. Walker
W. D. Lee
Epringer
Albuquerque
H. Whiteman
John R. M’fie
As Cruces
C. Wade
Lan Croce
Clan GY
U. S. Army
Aeen
Gildelsleeve
Santa ‘Fe
Greamer’s Drug Store
Sant ‘Francisco
Er Laughlin
Attney AT Law
Banita FE
N.M
Fuomas
Altiorney At Law
Santa Fen
W. S. Burke
Rio Grande
Folsom
Gus McGanhan
Dolores
Harry Whigham
Paschal 13
Penny & Co
Rock Island
Jay
Clayton
Colorado
Clayton Enterprise
J. H. Riley
Las Cruces
Republican Party
C. Dole
Montana
Eagle
Denver & Ft. Worth
Lincoln County
John Roniller
Colonel Riley
Vermont & Rio Grande Company
Times
Marsket
Ayer
Frank Toson
West Fourth Street
New York City
D. W. Barnes
Valparaiso
Neb
Fraternal Grusas
Montezuma Lodge
A. F
A. M
Santa Fe Chapter
R. A. Masons
Santa Fe Commandery
Knighta Tmplar
Santa Fe Lodge of Perfection
Aztlan Lodge
Santa Fe Lodge
Germania Lodge
Catholic Knights of American
Banta Fe Lodge
G. U.O
O. F
Golden Lodge
A.O.U. W
Carleton Post
G.A.K
Methodist Episcopal Church
Lower
San Francisco
G. P. Fryf
Presbyterian Church
Grant
George G. Smith
Church of the Holy Faith
Episcopal
Upper Palace Avenue
Edward W. Ae
Oxon
Ama
Franco
St. Lucia
Nicaeron
Pa& T
E.R. R. Co
Topeka
Kanaan
Silverton
All Pointe
Red Mountain
Milveston
Ouray
Copspinta
Denver and
Coxcorp
Otto Meaka
Mores Leferman
Af Hooper
Ton
Lusa
Kilverton
Deny Eal
A.J. Tower
Boston
Scott
Mary
Paiolane
All
Wott & Bowne
Chomiste
Ois
Scope
Pedro Perea
I. B. Catron
Rj, Palen, Cashie
Second National Bank
II Sapiegelberg
Abby
W. G. Simmons
B. Cartwright
San Francisco Street
Sana Fe
New Meries
SOL, Lowitze] & Son
San Francisco ST
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THE
Santa FE Bakery
Ban Francisco Street
Santa F
Saadee
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