Scenic Route Of The Week Between Santa Fe And Denver
Santa Fe New Mexico December 30 1880 declares a weekly route via Santa Fe to Pueblo Colorado Springs Denver and eastward with the Mall and express No 1 and 2 offering elegant reclining chair cars daily except Sunday. Through tickets and skilled Pullman sleeper services are noted from Santa Fe to Alamos and between Pueblo Leadville and Ogden. Berths secured by telegraph with special rates under the Capitol Hotel corner.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Scamic Routa
Santa Fe
Pueblo
Colorado Springs
Denver
N. M
Capitol Hata
Alamos
Lesdville
Ogden
Alaness
Salida
Official Directory of New Mexico Officials and Offices
A list of state officials with titles and cities including Santa Fe and Las Cruces. Names include Antonio Joseph Ojo Caliente, L Bradford Prince, Thomas, Demetrio Perri, Rufus J. Palen, Facundo Pino, J F Bennett, G E Van Der Veer, Levi A. Hughes, Jose Segura, J F Bennett, Santa Fe and Albuquerque and Las Vegas references appear throughout.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Antonio Joseph
Ojo Caliente
L. Bradford Prince
Santa Fe
Thomas
Audier
Demetrio Perri
Rufus J. Palen
BE. L. Bartlett
Fletcher
Penitensiary
J. F. Chaves
Librasisu
Facundo Pino
United Heston Anomey
A. Fiere
United States
Marsial
Romero
Ollector
Levi A. Hughes
Againt Pueblo Lodinos
Jose Segura
Exalero
J. F. Bennett
San Marcial
Nevalo
G.e.van der Veer
Fr. Wingate
Territorial Topics From Roswell to Santa Fe Mines
A Roswell region camber of notes reports alfalfa promising a mower-ready first cutting and peachy fruit prospects in the Pecos valley. Mineral fields abound from Cerrillos east to Silver City with ore and coal, while sugar beet trials and irrigation economics in New Mexico draw investor interest. A flood of mining, road, and education news links Colfax, Socorro, and San Juan counties with road-building, new towns, and school boards amid regional growth.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roswell
Roswell Register
Pecos Valley
John Carlisle
Bowen Brothers
Denver
Troeger
Hillsborough
Kingston Shaft
Seed
LR. E. Paulin
Bloomfield
Allen T. Bird
Junction City
McDermott
Board of Education
San Juan
Corralitos Ranch
Mexico
Duke- Bolton
Jack Kyle
S. Lindauer
Kyle
Boyd Boys
Silver City Enterprise
Last Chance
Wilkie
Kate Rutherford
Mogullan House
Belle Shannon
Pine Cienega
Cerrillos
Territory
Texas
Gulf
New Mexico
Colorado
Santa Fe
California
Pecos
Raton Range
Carpenter
Mr. O'Neal
Kingston
Mimbres
Sheba Hearst
Mark ‘Iwain
McGregor Park
Santa Fe City Guide and Fraternal Notices
Santa Fe, population 8000, capital of New Mexico, sits at the northern end of a branch line to Espanola and near the Rocky Mountains. The city hosts courts, land and military offices, several schools, churches, a cathedral, two banks, hotels, a brewery, and a St. Vincent's hospital, with 100000 acres of surrounding fertile lands and a climate famed for healing. Fraternal and religious groups meet monthly, with multiple lodges and chapters listed, plus civic institutions and surrounding commerce noted.
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County Court House
U. S. Land Office
Santa Fe
Santa FR
New Mexico
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 New Mexico
University of New Mexico
Ramona Indian School
San Miguel College
Academy of Sisters of Loretto
Orphans School of Sisters of Charity
Episcopal
Presbyterian
Congregational
Cathedral of
San Francisco
Capitol
St. Vincent's Hospital
Local Business Directory Listing Fragment
A torn directory listing multiple shops including A.T. Grigg and Co wholesale and retail furniture Seligman Bros dry goods clothing and winter stock reduction rules KF Schnepple Santa Fe Bakery grocer and ice galley Spiegelberg Gentas furnishing goods Julius i Gerdes clothier hatter and crew furnishers 3.G. Schumann boots repair W. Av. McKensie wholesale and retail urgent offerings in fall inventory clearance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A.T. Grigg and Co
Seligman Bros
Atock
Schnepple
Santa Fe Bakery
Grocerice Ol Uraviaiai
Facalal Ni Sul
Spiegelberg
Genta
Julius i Gerdes
G. Schumann
W. Av. McKensie
Hardy Iene
Fone
Local business directory fragment with names and venues
A fragmented directory listing numerous local businesses and individuals including druggists assayers materials jewelers a opera house skating rink estate and tre as insurance livery stables saloon liquor and cigars club rooms a brewery banks a college a builder a book store a news depot and a Santa Fe Sun printing office plus railroad line tables and directory reference. The text preserves many proper names and places such as C M Creamer J R Hudson John Gray Sol Lowitzki Forteria and Don Gaspar avenue and St Michael's College.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C.M. Creamer
J. R. Hudson
John Gray
Ocea! Estate
Tre and Tile
Sol. Lowitzki
Broad Gange
John Patterson & Co
Fischer Brewing Co
First National Bank
Second National
News Depot
LR. Hanley
Colorado
the Santa Fe Sun
Frisco and Santa Fe Links to St Louis Rail Route
A railway note describes the distance from City of Mexico to St Louis at 192714 miles and mentions sleeper service between those cities via El Paso and Burrton. It cites Los Angeles to St Louis at 2121 miles and Pullman tourist routes via Albuquerque and Burron. The Frisco line with Santa Fe is highlighted as a favored link to St Louis and beyond.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
City of Mexico
St. Louia
el Paso
Burrton
Los Angeles
St. Louis
Pullman Touri
Hhoealry
Albuquerque
Burron
Santa Fe
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Santa FE Southern
D.&agrr
N. Maola
Secvilieta
Antonito, Cole
Cuchara
Buaco
Jorado Springs
Isa City
Molt
Louis
Denvar
Colo
Chicago
Hil
Cole
Leadville
Calo
Salid
Lake City
Utah
Am Ly Am
T. J. Hetn
A. T
Kanane City
Gkaness City
South California Express
Paso
Alilornis
Kansas City
South California
A.M. P
Santa YE Southern
Erpeyor General
Nobart
Register
A. &. Morrison
W.M. Berger
Megiter
Resaives
Frank Lesne
E. P. Lefds
B. E. Twitchell
Mills
A. E. Walkes
W.D. Lee
H. Whiteman
John BR. M’fie
B.C. Wade
J. A. Archulet
Rudge
James O'Brien
Miguel Salazar Gupren
Court Clark
U. S. Army
Las Cruces
Vas Cruces
Folsom
Felson
Springer
Bants Fe
Buquerque
Las Vegas
Lieut
Plummer
J. I. Sloan, M. D
Santa Fe, New Mexico
WH. Gildersleeve
R. H. Long Wise
Creamer’s Drug
W. B. Sloan
N. B. Laughlin
Thomas Smith
Santafic,n.n
D. Laster
Notary Public
Ofce
Catron
Kunstel
Geo. W. Knaebel
Sena
Palace Avenue
Jo P. Victory
Attorney At Law
Jersey Dairy
Wangle. Oe Bria’ Ig
Liberty
E. J. Wilcox
J. J. Leeson
Leeson
Socorro Advertiser
Michigan
Index
Tecolote Bridge
Mudge
Yecolote Bridge
Sansiste
W. A. White
Otero
White
Colfax County
Santa Fe New Mexican
San Misguel
New Mexican
L la Voz del Pueblo
Brushheap
Fraternal Gadera
Montezuma Lodge
Santa Fe Chapter
R. A. Masons
Santa Fe Commandery
Knights Trplar
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
U. W
Carleton Pont
G. A. BR
Church Directory
Business Directory
Pedro Perba
T. B. Cayron
R. J. Palen
Cashier
Second National Bank
L Spiegelberg
W. G. Simmons
P.enc
Wustrated
A. d. Tower
Bostoh
Macm
Dott & Sowne
Yemen
Bazan
Sarathrat Reality Bros 60
Harris
Foluytauy Loskes
Isak
Vio
Igor
Fred
New York
Ofer Bi
Elese
Aan
Aveyl
B ‘A
Mtlard
Renee Sal Cence
B. Cartwright
San Francisco Street
SOL, Lowitze] & Son
Tesuque
Lower
San Francisco St, Santa Fe, N. M
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Sohnedppleou
Rancisco
Sas
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XA. Muller, Propzister
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