Route and services on the Santa Fe line of 1880s
The notice describes daily through freight and passenger services on the Santa Fe line from Santa Fe to Denver, with through Pullman cars from Pueblo to Ogden and excursions to Cochare Janstion. It notes timetable details, ticket office location, and changes to Pullman service via Comanche Pass, with telegraphic updates from Bertha and Superintendent Cons. Johns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Capiof
Plasa
Eft
Santa Fe
Cochare
Territorial Names and Officials Listed in New Mexico Document
A fragmentary list shows territorial officials including Antonio Joseph and L Bradford Prince with Santa Fe postings. Names such as Thomas, Ortiz y Balazar, Be Bartlett, Fletcher, and Pinro appear alongside titles like secretary, solicitor general, adjutant governor, and penitentiary staff.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Antonio Joseph
Ojo Caliente Govesnor
L. Bradford Prince
Santa Fe Secretiry
Thomas
Santa Fe Ader
Trinidad
Alalid
Ses Banta Fe
Antonio Ortiz Y Balazar
Sante Fe
L. Bartlett
Santa Feo
Govers
Fletcher
Santa Fe
Briewinloor
Santa Fe Liberian
Pinro
Local Business Directory and Advertisements
Fragmented OCR list of businesses and notices including operas, skating rink, real estate, fire and life insurance, general merchandise, livery stables, saloons, cigars, club rooms, banks, St Michael's College, a carpenter, book store, importer of wines, and a fire sale of old stock. Mentions First and Second National Bank, Fischer Brewing Co., and a railroad line table directory reference.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sol. Lewitski
J. L. van Aredell & Co
Fischer Brewing Co
First National Bank
Second National Bank
St. Michael’s College
Brother Botulph
H.W. Sumwalt
Blank Bouke
A. Windsor
Are You Going East? Travel on the Short Line
A marketing note from C. M. Hamesen, Commercial Agent, promotes the Wabash line eastward citing access to principal eastern cities. It touts free reclining chairs on all trains, through Pullman service from Rocky Mountain points, and dining cars on every train. Denver address listed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
CIA Wabash Line
Rocky Mountain Region
Pullmann
17Th St
Denver
Forty Nine Hours to St Louis by Through Pullman Sleeper
Rail notice describes Train No 4 and Train No 2 connections to St Louis via Burrton and Santa Fe routes with through Pullman Palace Sleeper service. It lists stops including Wichits Oswego Columbus Springfield and notes arrival times and Reclining chairs on Frisco Flyer. For details contact T Nicholson or W M Smutz local agent at Topeka.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Louis
Bureron
Wichits
Oswego
Columbus
Springfield
Santa Fe
Burrton
Kanass City
T. ‘Nicholson
Pl& T. A
Topeke
Sail
W. M. Smuitz
Denver
W. M. Smith
Long Pullman Sleeper Route Between Cities
A through line now runs 2714 miles City of Mexico to St Louis with new Pullman palace sleepers via El Paso and Brirton. Los Angeles to St Louis reduced to 2121 miles with through service. Pullman tourist sleepers operate between key points via Albuquerque and Barr om. Frisco line links with Santa Fe route to St Louis and beyond.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
City of Mexico
St. Louis
el Paso
Brirton
Los Angeles
Albuquerque
Barrom
St. Lonia
J P Victory Attorney At Law Advertisement
J P Victory attorney at law offers title examinations to parish and Mexican grants in the territory and U S Land Office at Manta Fe. Patents for mines secured. Office in County Court House New Mexico.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
County Court House
U. S. Land Office
Manta Fe
New Mexico
Santa Fe Fraternal Groups and City Directory Highlights
General information lists Montesuma Lodge No 1 and multiple Masonic bodies meeting on various Mondays and Fridays. Also notes Santa Fe Chapter No 1 FR AM, Commandery No 1 Knights Templar, and other lodges with meeting days. Church listings include Methodist, Presbyterian, and Episcopal chapels with pastors and street locations. Population 8,000. capital of New Mexico. rail connections to Taos Espanola Cerrillos and Glorieta. Local commerce centers on mining supplies, grain, fruits. climate praised. institutions include universities, public and private schools, cathedrals, federal buildings, a penitentiary, hospital, and hotels.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Montesuma Lodge
Santa Fe Chapter
FR. A. Masons Moeta
Santa Fe Commandery
Knights Trplar
de Santa Fe Lodge of Perfection
Astlan
Santa Fe Lodge
K.of P
Germania Lodge
New Mexico Division
Catholic Knights of America
Santa Fe
Golden Lodge
U. W
Carleton Post
Methodist Episcopal Church
Lower
San Francisco
G. P. Fry
Presbyterian Church
Grant St
George G. Smith
Maine
Church of the Holy Faith
Piscopal
Upper Palace Avenue
Edward W Meany
Oxon
Cathedral Bt
New Mexico
Santa Fe County
Texas, Santa Fe & Northern
Denver & Rio Grandest
Espanola
Rocky Mountains
Santa Fe Range
Pointe
Taos
Cerrillos
Golden
Lamy and
Glorieta
District Court of the First Judicial District
United States Court
Vincent's Hospital
S'wa Banka
Bevis Fe
Northern New Mexico Stockgrowers Meet in Springer
The ninth annual meeting of the Northern New Mexico Stockgrowers association is slated for Springer on April. Reports cite plans to push railroad expansion from Deming to Coralitas and a booming sheep market as demand rises in Missouri and Mississippi valleys.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Northern
New Mexico
G. A. Richardson
Richardson
Roswell
Missouri
Mississippi
Southwest
Stoack Grover
Deming
J. W. Young
Deming, Sierra Madre & Pacific Railroad
Rairoad
New Mexico Press Association
Chihuahua
Smith
Cerrillos
Evercent
iWustrated
A. d. Tower
Boston
Mase
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Arta FE Southern
Colonado Springe
Paints
Ganta Fe
N. Md Fasavany
Mafi
N.M
Servilluta
Antonito
Colo
Alamoga
Veta
Wien
Giso
Asohara Je
Cce
Pueblo
Colorado Springs
Kansan City
Golo
Chicago
Ill
Pueblo, Golo
Leadville
Hes
Pueblo, Cola
Ruo Gorod
Salida
Joe
Grand Je
St. Lake City
Uiahido Ly
Ogd
Ogden
Geneva City
Kansas City
California Express
Fia
Faso
California
South
Eart
Sete Ea
Gawta FE Southren
Official Directory
United States
United States Attorney
E. A. Fiske
United Sates Marchal
T. Romero
DeSector
J.P. M'Groaty
Pusbio Jadions
Juse Segura
Gants Fe Excalero
J.F. Bennett
San Marcial
Mavale
van der Veer
Ft. Wingate
Egtreyer Generg
Ragister
Morrison
Reesiver
W. C. Berger
Ennes
T Dietein
W. M. White
B. Twetchel
W. C. Wrigley
A. E. Walker
D. Lex
Greenle
JOMM
M’fie
Archulet
E.v.lung
Imiguel Salaz
Supreme GreecCirk
E Burkh
Af Agetaas
ARMY
Marcy
Seta
OL. Snyder K. Seybure
Je Bloan, M. DB
Santa Fe, New Mexico
O.H. Gilpersleeve
Aittorney
Kew
R. H. Long Will
Creamer’s
W.B. Sloan
Notary Public Aid U. 8
NEW Siexiuco
C. F. Easley
Inland
GALES
WV. B. Laughlin
A Law
Santa Fe, N.N
Gho. W. Emmebel
Sena Buildng
Palace Avenue
Banta FE
Mexico
Thomas Smith
A. Law
D. Lasier
Ofice
Catron Kuschal
Clancy
T. Grigg
and Co
Beligman Bros
Sclilied
Rumsey
Jastdine 2
Haus
Cigars
Genia
Op Gerdee
Hatte
Urnigher
Ehseeann
W.N. Emmert
Staple
Funey Grover
John Gray
G. T. Niemoreon
G.P
F. BB. Co
Topeka
Kaneas
J.P. Victory
Attorney AT Law
General Information
Mal Orde
Col. W.T. Thornton
Ben’ net—Stephenson
Col Thornton
Republican
Prince
Board of Penitentiary Commissioners
Col. Wynkoop
Wynkoop
Col
Frank Chavez
Stockman
The
New Penitentiary Board
Ned. Wynkoop
Penitentiary
Echo
Congress
Southern Pacific R PR
Arizona
San Simon
Clark
Tombstone
Southern Pacific Company
Sentinel
Albuquerque Stock Yards Company
Wallace
G. L. Brooks
S. M. Folsom
W. B. Slaughter
W. P. Metcalf
B. 8. Rodey
Pecos Valley
Court House
H. Milne
W. T. Holt
L. W. Holt
Geo. Wilcox
W. G. Urton
John Shaw
J. P. White
W. P. Chisum
W. J. Chisum
Je. C. Lea
W. M. Atkinson
G. W. Wilcox
Guadalupe Mountains
Plains
V. V.N
Seven Rivers
Rosewell
All Druggtets
ccoTt & Sowng
Chomisis
Harris
Middie
Fermanest
Tate
KO. T. Nicholson
Q.P
T.A
A.T
S.F.R
Kansas
Ae. A A
Louis
Ayer
William J1. Quartly
Minjaton
Australia
T. J. Macmurray
Ripley
Ohio
C. N. Nichols
Baptist Church
No. Tisbury
Mass
J. C. Ayer & CO
Lowell
Mess
Druggiata
Bivewree
SOL, Lowitzki & Son
Tesuque
Anlage
Oageld
Santa Fe, N. M
GEG. W. Hirox & CO
Gov. Prince
Santa FE Bakery
F. Schnepple
Santa Fe Nursery
Wer
West
Grant Rivenburg
John Patterson & Co
Upper
Francisco Street
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