Lamy News

From The Santa Fe New Mexican Dec. 24, 1911: The Supreme Court today decided the case of George S. Klock, appellee, vs.

On Nov. 10, 1856, six graduates from the French seminary of Mont-Ferrand arrived in Santa Fe to be welcomed by New Mexico's first bishop, Jean Baptiste Lamy.

Sept. 27, 1911: At exactly 10 minutes after 8, the Lusitania "lifted anchor" this morning and midst the shriek of whistles, the cheers of passengers and the waving of pennants, steamed south.

August 4, 1911: With powerful field glasses strapped around their chests, cameras and Kodaks of many kinds in their hands, booklets on 'The Indians of the Southwest' in their pockets and lunch boxes and packages under their arms, a 'battalion' or two of scientists, tourists, residents and excursionists in quest of an outing left this morning in ...

July 25, 1911: Passengers from Lamy to Santa Fe last night had the pleasure of waiting from 10:30 until after midnight as the spur train was compelled to stand by at Lamy until late trains from Albuquerque came in.