The chronicle=news., 1914-06-10

r.ssh al III. Santa fs Mas taken al
BY settlers
Hut ih. srssshoppsTs and arOati
reduced the settlers To ihs verge o
starvation. Tn. santa y. hauled N.
least piueky back In their sit.s
folks tree al charge AMI hsuisi ,ro
Si.ions frs. and s..d wheat oII u
those sho STAYED IN their farms
siiho.it sharsiss a s-h' for the s-T
vice II MAS tough ~ tn. sira ssiin.
railroad then. but IL hs- been draw
ins dis Id.hds an the Investment sEsl
since,
1he BATTLES Of The rasaes.
rusbiO Aas reached about ihs tiHi'
the i.-sasiiie LaDn, got into fni
swing. The traffic Of the Coisrsj.
minins ramp sawed the santa PEI
line al that ,i,n. ami pa, .ho1sh gin
GET isiS III. management to snibrai
i, In th- Hio GTani- ~ar. tn. onis
Instance in hisiofy in shish ,~o h"s
tile railroad corporations msihtain-si
armed fsf---s in the field. The 10
IL W. sas defeated in the .on,.s, foi
the ra.s lhroihh III. Royal s.oFs-. =.
IL isas ..i the itio Grsni- railroad
| After a prolonged ami fierce issal
.eni-sl IL i.s, again. so there es'
oaii.t or sis- uP the ghost The on
- oali., tn the ssssith Nas By ~as ol
Naioh i'A.s. where thri- Dick West
ton nAihiaia-d = toll rad into S-~
M~Sieo. ~. u strons. sho -nt-r-.
the service ot the Santa W sbouI
| this lin- ss vice president AMI s-a
-sAi masAE~r. had .s-fxS -noash 4.
ii, .al sl least three srn-sai niAhas
ss. ami he concentrated -s.ss "..rs.
u IL oa his Job. his first achievement
~ss To Eo to Santa sr aai s~riS.
from a decidedly hostile legislature i
cssr,-f permitting his s"aa q. baiis
'hfslsh sks territory. liz safn-'
th- trick before The i-sisiaIuf- real
is-.i hos II ~ss ion-. Neat he Ssin-.
the ."nssas .f rf-sia-ns <i.k-ssoa
sh.s~ Temperament sss ai'as-,h.i
len niii for ffoaii-r n-tho-is. hu'
-h. sas . miracle aarA.F In raisias
money. ta i.-sin ~arA In tbs
string. This .,rins interpreted a.
m-shins his spring for sh. a.sr'
-st telegraph ~ir-s chief Easin--'
\. \. Robinson ~as ordered 4. set 4.
, t,s'"n i'ass as fast steam ans
hsrs.si-.h .",ii take him there s,s
h-sin work and 4" hS'i ,h- pass
against all .on-rs
J. \. M.MnT,i-. chief .nEinr-r I"
The III. Grani-. u-n, ~-s' oa ,h.
same train With Robinson. bo.nd f.,
Ra,an rss.. hut Robinson ~.n ,h.
ra." b, an -'-iash, i'n.i- nj,
wnosi-a. ~h" sad M love fer III.
aud again the life Of the Santa y
~as saved.
| Matters went on thea s-r-n-lJ
enough until Robinson tried To 4"
cate a division point at ii-Tnsiiii"
t,ui senior r-rra had fr-ru"nNi,
helped highways. without r--"isinr
anything in return. so he drew tbs
line al railroads. The mor- Robin
son talked the firm-r did Senior -
r-a become in hi. demand for $50,
no. Tor 20 acres II land. f!naiil
Robinson went q" 'n Aihururrru'
for h.a division point aud Incidental
Is laid the foundations of the for"
mos, ri,y In New Mexico. i'"r"s
saw i"p late the opportunity II" has
missed aud tried with all "ioau-nr'
of money To induce Robinson To come
back. but II was Of no use.
The Santa Fe Grows.
iiy the ~nt of 1879 the Santa u
had GROWN TO y length of ISL m,l- s
with annual earnings of i..5Nl 900
tIy March. 1851. tho track ha'
reached Dcminr. whcr" connection
was made with the Southern Pacific
And then. by securing traCkar'
rights over the southern Pacific tbs
Santa Fc was able to run trains int
henson. Arizona.
| Tha, same year Mr.. StrunE wa