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Newspaper
Santa Fe Weekly Sun
Location
Santa Fe, New Mexico, United States of America
Date
Mar 07, 1891
Page
9
In Santa Fe on February 11390 the Maesland express No 1 and 2 operate daily except Sunday. Services listed include morning and afternoon departures with times such as 7:30 am 2:05 pm and 6:25 pm. The notice provides detailed daily running hours across multiple segments.
Fragmentary OCR shows travel routes and daily schedules for the East and South and East regions. Mentions Denver Kansas City California Express El Paso and timing notes like 2 5:85 a.m. and 8: inexact forms, indicating timetable text.
A fragment listing regional and federal officials including delegates, governors, secretaries, auditors, treasurers, solicitors general, adjutants general, penitentiary superintendent, librarians, and multiple United States land office roles such as surveyor general register receivers and clerks in Santa Fe and surrounding areas.
John Gray operates an opera house and skating rink with fire and life insurance. Sol. Lowitzki runs general merchandise livery and sale stables. The Broad Gange saloon offers cigars and quars. J. J. Van Arsdell & Co. manage livery and stables. Fischer Brewing Co. produces lager beer. Banks include First and Second National Bank. St. Michael's College and Brother Botulph tied to term inquiries. A. Windsor builds on Don Gaspar avenue. J. Weltmer runs a news depot and book store. Gen. E. Draughon sells imported wines and cigars. Abe Gold offers general merchandise. Old stock destroyed by fire, with new goods stocked. The Santa Fe Sun provides general circulation and printing. railroad line tables and directory listed.
C M Hampson, commercial agent in Denver, promotes the Wabash line for travel to eastern principal cities. All trains feature free reclining chairs and through Pullman service from the Rocky Mountain region, with dining cars on every train.
The notice outlines through Pullman Palace Sleeper service on train No 4 to St Louis via Burrton with connections to the Frisco Flyer passing Wichita Oswego Columbus Springfield and other towns reaching St Louis at 7 25 on the second day after leaving Santan Fe. Train No 2 also connects with the Frisco Flyer at Burrton offering reclining chairs and comparable equipment. For details contact G T Nicholson PL T A Topeka or local agent W M Smiru.
A long line notes through sleepers linking City of Mexico to St Louis via El Paso and Burrton without change, covering 2 714 miles. Los Angeles to St Louis is 2 121 miles. Pullman tourist sleepers operate between these points via Albuquerque and Barron. The Frisco line with Santa Fe route remains a popular path to St Louis and beyond.
J P Victory Attorney at Law specializes in title examinations for parish Mexican grants mines and other realty with prompt service. Offices in the County Court House Santa Fe New Mexico and practice before territorial and U S Land Office. Patents for mines secured.
Directory lists Montezuran Lodge, Santa Fe Chapter, Santa Fe Commandery and other Masonic bodies with meeting nights. Also covers church listings, population, capital status, rail connections, climate, institutions, and tourism appeal of Santa Fe New Mexico.
Daily ore hoisting from Hoosier Bay and mines like St Cloud Atlanta U S Treasury White Eagle. Crumline Spradling near DeSoto. Modoc mine strike sparks optimism with a 120 foot vein and high grade lead ore. New town Catskill near Trinidad NM. Raton school growth and new educational plans. Mexican Pacific Railway incorporation to Deming and Chihuahua. Also notes on smelter, local politics, and livestock statistics for New Mexico.
The Santa Fe Electric company is ready to wire and place lamps in business houses and private residences. Orders to the undersigned receive prompt attention. Must sell entire stock within thirty days including dry goods clothing hats boats shoes groceries glass chinware grain provisions fixtures and house for rent. Come early for bargains.
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