Time Tables Santa Fe Southern and D&RGRR 1890
Santa Fe Southern and D and R G RR time tables describe routes from Santa Fe to Pueblo Colorado Springs Denver and points east and west. It lists daily mail and express service with elegant reclining chair cars plus Pullman sleepers between Pueblo Leadville and Ogden. Freight and ticket office details at the Capitol Motel corner of Plaza. Includes eastbound Denver Kansas City daily service and California and El Paso trains.
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Santa Fe
Pueblo
Colorado Springs
Denver
N. M
Capitol Motel
Playa
Alamos
Leadville
Ogden
Alamosa
Salita
Bertha
Kansas City
South California Express
el Paso
California
Official Directory Listing Local Officials in New Mexico
A fragmented directory lists state and federal officials in Santa Fe and surrounding areas. Names include governor candidates, secretaries, auditors, prosecutors, marshals, land and court officials, and various receivers and clerks across Las Cruces Folsom Roswell Las Vegas and surrounding jurisdictions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ywerveyor General
E. F. Hobart
Santa Fe
Register
A. KL. Morrison
W. M. Berger
M'Crea
Aecebe Pacseens
Las Cruces
James J. Dolan
Thomas B. Baldwin
Folsom
H.C
Territorial Topics and Territorial News Roundup
A compilation of New Mexico and regional notes covering irrigation gains along the Vermejo and Springer ditch system in Colfax County, frost damage to Mormon fruit colonies in Mexico, health news about Edwin H. Trafton, flood irrigation potential in the Rio Grande valley, praise for St Vincent's hospital in Santa Fe, and updates on mining, cattle, and sheep industries. Roles of local papers such as Deming Headlight, San Marcial Reporter, and Las Vegas Optic are cited with various regional developments including public works, court cases, and industry outlooks.
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New Mexico
Vermejo
Springer
Colfax
Here
Mexico
Edwin H. Trafton
St. Vincent’s Hospital
Santa Fe
Legion
San Marcial Reporter
Victoria
Las Vegas
H. B. Fergusson
Warren, Fergusson & Bruner
Socorro
Silver City
Apex
Illinois Mining Company
St. Louis
Norman TI. Raff
Aspen
Col
Messrs. Fielder
Calamity Mining Company
B.S. Rodey
Messrs. Bell & Wright
Illinois Company
Southwest
Wreck on Santa Fe near Trinipad leaves brakeman fatally injured
Trinipad Col o May 9 One of the worst wrecks on this Santa Fe division occurred at 8 pm one mile west of town. A cattle train of twenty cars en route to Kansas City left Raton at 6 pm. Speed was excessive on the downhill curve causing sixteen cattle cars to plunge down an embankment. The locomotive escaped intact. A brakeman named Karns was badly injured and expected not to live.
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Raton
Trinipad
Colo
Kansas City
Brakman
Karns
Santa Fe Directory of Societies and City Overview
General information lists numerous lodges and chapters meeting on various Mondays and Fridays, plus churches and local institutions. It describes Santa Fe as capital of New Mexico with river, mountains, waterworks, trade in mining supplies, banks, hotels, breweries, and surrounding fertile lands.
Business Directory Listings and Local Vendors
A broad early 1900s directory lists A T Grigg and Co wholesale furniture Seligman Bros dry goods and clothing F Schnepple Santa Fe Bakery and groceries Suiegelberg gentleman’s furnishings Julius He Gerdes clothier and hatter J R Schumann boots and shoes McKenzie hardware Cartwright groceries produce and fruit Creamer drogist materials Hydson jeweler John Gray opera house skating rink real estate fire insurance Sol Lowitzki general merchandise Livery feed and stables Broad Gauge saloon Choices liquors cigars club rooms Patterson Co livery and stables Fincher Brewing Co pure lager beer First and Second National Banks St Michaels College Brother Botulph term s A Windsor carpenter 4 5 6 Don Gaspar Ave Weltmer bookstore Hanley Colorado Beer saloon liquor and cigars BE BANTA UM circulation Job printing.
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A. T. Grigg and Co
Seligman Bros
F. Schnepple
Santa Fe
Suiegelberg
Julius He Gerdes
J. R. Schumann
W. A. McKenzie
H. B. Cartwright
Drogelstapangers
J. R. Hydson
John Gray
Akating Rink
Fife
Sol, Lowitzki
John Patterson & Co
Fincher Brewing Co
First National Bank
Second National Bank
St. Michael's College
Brother Botulph
A. Windsor
Don Gaspar
J. Weltmer
News Depot
B. Hanley
Colorado
Banta
Long Pullman Sleeper Service From City of Mexico to St Louis
A noted line announces through palace sleepers from Mexico City to St Louis via El Paso and Barnton, eliminating transfers. The route covers about 2121 miles Los Angeles to St Louis. Pullman tourist sleepers operate between these points via Albuquerque and Barnon. Minaco line links with Santa Fe to St Louis and beyond. Gi T Nicholson Pat Alt and Brr Co Topeka Kansas.
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City of Mexico
St. Lonia
EL Paso
Borrton
Los Angeles
St. Goulaia
Albuquerque
Borron
Are You Going East? via Wabash Short Line Reclining Cars
C M Hampson commercial agent announces the Wabash line offers through Pullman service from Rocky Mountain points to principal eastern cities. Free for passengers are new reclining chairs on all trains, and sedlon dining cars provide luxury onboard. 1227 17th St Denver Colo.
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Teketa
Wabash
Rocky Mountain
Sheriff Tax Sale Notice Adjourning No Further Adjournment
Delinquent tax sales adjourned since March 16 will be taken up on Monday morning April 20 at 10 oclock and continued daily until all advertised property taxes paid. No adjournments after that date. Delinquents should pay taxes to avoid sale costs. Frank Chavez Sheriff and Collector.
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Frank Chavez
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Santa FE Southern
D.& R.g.rr
Espanola
Servilleta
Antonito
Colo.naa City
Mont. Louis
Calo
Chicago
Colo. Vo Salida
Colo Ida
Grand Je
Ake City
Utah
T. J. Weem
A. T
Kanese City
Yaco
A.M
Enat
West
East
Weat
Toho
al Am
Antonio Joseph
Ojo Caliente
L. Bradford Princge
B M. Thomas
Demetrio Perez
Pressurer
Rufus J. Palen
Spector
E. L. Bartlett
Utant General
Fletcher
J. F. Chaves
Libraltan
Facundo Pino
United States
Waited Keates
B. A. Fiske
T. Romero
Ollector
Levi A. Hughes
Jose
Segura
Sunts le
Exalero
J. F. Bennett
San Marciel
Navajo
G.e.van der Veer
Fr. Wingate
Fudge St Atty
Distiet
E. P. Sefd B
Twitche MW. Millg
A. E. Walker
ED. Lee
W. H. Whiteman
John R. M’fie
ER. C. Wade
J. A. Archuleta
James O'Brien
Athy
Miguel Salazar
Supreme Court
Clangy
Springer -Santa Fe
U. 8. Army
Lieut
Plummer
J. H. Sloan, M. D
Santa Fe, New Mexico
H. Gildersleeve
R. H. Long Will
Cranmer
San Francisco
W. B. Sloan
Notary Public
C. 8
N. B. Laughlin
Thomas Smith
Santa Fe, N. M
C. F. Easley
Cerrillos
N. 4
S. D. Lasier
Catron
Knaebel and
Clancy
Geo. W. Knaebel
Lane Building
Palace Avenue
J. P. Victory
County Court House
U.s.land Office
Padiente
Manta FE
Jersey Dairy
Rio Grande
Sam Mall
Territorial Fair Association of
Lum
Missouri
Enterprise
Silver City Enterprise
Jerry
England
America
Steck
Teal-Poe Mining Company
Cook's Peak
Ashenfelter
Richey
Williams
San Juan
Olio
Navajo Reservation
Montezuma Lodge
A. F
A. M
Santa Fe Chapter
RB. A. Masons
Santa Fe Commandery
Knighta Triplar
Santa Fe Lodge of Perfection
Aztlan Lodge
C. F
Santa Fe Lodge
K.of P
Germania Lodge
K. of P
Catholic Knights of America
Golden Lodge
Carleton Post
G.A.R
Church Directory
Methodist Episcopal Church
Lower
G. P. Fry
Presbyterian Church
Grant St
George G. Smith
Church of the Holy Hoseee
Ward W Meany
Banta VE
New Mexic
Santa Fe County
Texas, Santa Fe & Northern
Denver & Rio Grande
Santa Fe River
Rocky Mountains
Santa Fe Range
Ater
Pointa
Taos
Golden
Lamy and
Glorieta
District Court of the First Judicial District
United States Court
District of New Mexico
University of New Mexico
Ramona Indian School
San Miguel College
Academy of Sisters of Loretto
Orphana’ School of Sisters of Charity
Ole
Gi. T. Nichonson
Pat
AL Alt
FRR
Topeka, Kanans
D. Tower
Boston
Masa
Scott
Cott & Bowne
Cremista
Harrie’ Pastilles
Ieee
Seoreste
Young
New York
Orm i
Raas
Miss, A. Mangler
DERY
Pedro Perea
T. ED. Cayron
R. J. Palen
Cashier
L- Spiegelberg
W. G. Simmons
Cachier
B. Cartwright
Agrenoy
San Francisco Street
SOL, Lowitze] & Son
Tesuque
San Francisco St, Santa Fe, N. M
THE
Santa FE Bakery
Opron
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