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Denver & Rio Grande Western Railroad TIME TABLES DENVER &RIO GRANDE WESTERN DENVER & RIO GRANDE WESTERN RAILROAD - RAILROAD THRU THE ROCKIES-NOT AROUND THEM1 ISSUED MAY 30, 1948 ISSUED MAY 30, 1948 -Rio-Gra/Rye DENVER et RIO GRANDE WESTERN RAILROAD INDEX TO STATIONS TABLE NO TAILS NO. TABLE NO. TABLE NO. TABLE NO. TABLE NO. TABLE NO. Acequia, Co1o. I Clifton, Colo I 2 Fountain, Colo. KaYeville, Utah 1 Murray, Utah t, 2 Range, Colo 2 Sublette, N. M 4 Alamcsa, Colo. 4 Colorado Springs, Colo. Fraser, Colo 5 Kremmling, Colo 5 Red Cliff, Colo I Swallows, Colo Sweetwater, Colo 2 Allison, Colo. 4 I,3,4 Fruits, Colo L 2 Kyune, Utah I, 2 Nash, Utah I, 2 Richfield, Utah 6 Almont, Colo 3 Colton, Utah 1,2 Ridgeway, Colo. 3 Sylvan, Colo 2 Nathrop, Colo 1 Rifle, Colo I, 2 American Fork, Utah Concrete, Colo I New Castle, Colo 1,2 I,2,6 Cotopaxi, Colo. 1 Gann, Colo I Lacy, Colo. 1, 2 Riverside, Colo I Niche, Cob o 2 Riverton, Utah I, 2 Tabernash, Colo 5 Antonito, Colo. 4 Craig, Colo 5 Gate, Colo 4 La Jars, Colo. 4 North Salt Lake, Utah 1 Tennessee Pass, Oslo I Arboles, Colo. 4 Creede, Colo 4 Geneva, Utah 1,2 Larkspur, Colo. I Rockwood, Colo 4 Rollinsville, Colo 5 Texas Creek, Colo. I Aurora, Utah...........6 Crescent, Colo 5 Gilluly, Utah 1,2 Laacar, Colo. 4 Thistle, Utah I, 2,6 Glen, Colo 2 La Veta, Colo 4 Oak Creek, Colo 5 Romeo, Coto 4 Austin, Colo 3 Crested Butte, Colo.- Thompson, Utah I 2 Avon. Colo I Cumbres, Colo 4 Glenwood Springs, Colo Layton, Utah I Oak Hills, C010 5 Roper, Utah I, 2 I,'2 Leadville, Colo. I Ogden, Utah 1 Royal Gorge, Colo. I Tolland, Colo 5 Gore, Coo 5 Lehi, Utah. -1,2,6 Olathe, Colo. 2,3 Roy, Utah I Toltec, Colo 4 Toponas, Colo. 5 DeBeque, Colo. 1,2 Granby, Coo 2, 5 Leyden Jet., Col 5 OliVerB, Utah I, 2 Bear River, Cob o 5 Dell, Colo 2 Grand Junction, Coln. Littleton, Colo. I Orestod, Colo 2,5 Belden, Colo. I Del Norte, Colo. 4 I 2, 3 Loma, Colo. I. 2 Osier, Colo 4 Salida, Colo I 3 Una, Colo 1,2 Blanca, Colo. 4 Delta, Colo. 2, 3 Grand Valley, Colo. .1.2 Louviera, Colo. I Ouray„ Colo 3 Salina, Utah 6 Utah Ry Jet., Utah I, 2 Bond, Colo 2 Denver, Colo. Greenland, Colo I Lumberton, N. M 4 Salt Lake City, Utah Bridgeport, Colo. 2 I,2,3,4,5 Green River, Utah 1, 2 Palisade, Colo. I 2 1,2,6 Brookston, Colo. 5 Dotaero, Colo. I, 2 Gunnison, Colo 3 Palmer Lake, Colo I Sandy, Colo 4 Value, Colo Brown Canon, Colo I Drowsy Water, Colo... 5 Gunnison, Utah 6 Mack, Colo.. .1,2 Pando, Colo I Sapinero, Colo 3 Volcano, Colo. Buena Vista, Colo I Duke, N. M. 4 Gypsum, Coo I Malta, Colo. I Paonia, Colo 3 Sargent, Colo 3 Burnham, Colo. I Durango, Colo k Manti, Utah 6 Parkdale, Colo I Scenic, Utah I Wagon Wheel Gap, Colo. 4 Burns, Colo 2 MarneL Colo 4 Parlin, Colo 3 Sedalia, Coo I Walsenburg, Colo. 4 Buttes, Colo I Hayden. Colo 5 Parshall, Colo 5 Sevier, Utah 6 1 Haybro, Colo 5 Marysvale, Utah 6 Wellington, Utah I, 2 Eagle, Colo McCoy, Colo 5 Phippsburg, Colo. 5 Shoshone, Colo I 2 East Portal, Colo 2,5 Helper, Utah 1,2 Westwater, Utah I 2 Mesa, Utah. I Pikeview, Colo. 1 Sidney, COIO 5 Whitewater. Coln. 2 Eden, Colo Henkel, Colo. 1 Pine Cliff, Colo 5 Sigurd, Utah 6 Cameo, Colo 1.2 5 Hobson, Colo 1 Midvale, Utah .1,2, 6 Winter Park, Colo... 2, 5 Egeria, Colo Milner, Colo.. Pinon, Colo I Silt, Colo. 1,2 Canon City, Colo 1,3 Elkdale, Colo 5 Hotchidss. Colo 3 Wolcott, Colo I 6 Minnequa, Colo. 4 Plainview, Colo 5 Silverton, Colo 4 Wolhurst, Colo I Cary Ranch, COLO 5 Elsinore, Utah Hot Sulphur Springi,Colo.5 Soldier Summit, Utah .1,2 Castilla, Utah 1,2 Howard. Colo. I Minturn, Colo. I Pleasanton, Colo. I Woods Cross, Utah I Englewood, Colo Monero, N. M. 4 Portland. Colo I Somerset, Coln 3 Castle Gate, Utah I, 2 Ephraim, Utah 6 Hosted, Colo. I Woodside, Utah I 2 Castle Rock, Colo I Monte Vista, Colo 4 Price, Utah I 2 South Fork, Colo 4 Cedarwood, Colo 4 Montroee, Colo 2, 3 Provo, Utah I, 2, 6 Spring City, Utah 6 Ignacio. Colo 4 Pueblo, Colo I, 3, 4 Springville, Utah.....1, 2,6 Yale, Colo. I Chaina, N. M 4 Fairview. Utah Monument, Colo I Yampa, Colo. 5 Cimarron, Coin. 3 Farmington, -Utah Mounds, Utah I, 2 State Bridge, Colo. 5 Florence, Colo 1,3 Jack's Cabin, Colo 3 Mt. Harris, Colo 5 Radium, Colo 5 Steamboat Springs COo. 5 Chico, Utah I. 2 Zuni. Colo 5 Clearfield. Utah I Fort Garland, Colo.. 4 Joseph. Utah 6 Mt. Pleasant, Utah 6 Ralston, Colo. 5 Sterling, Utah.. f TRANSCONTINENTAL PULLMAN SERVICE Between NEW YORK and SAN FRANCISCO Via NEW YORK CENTRAL AND PENNSYLVANIA on Alternate Days East of Chicago Thence CHICAGO, BURLINGTON & QUINCY, DENVER & RIO GRANDE WESTERN, WESTERN PACIFIC Between New York and Chicago the westbound through car is tween these two railroads. Between Chicago and San Francisco handled on the Pennsylvania "ADMIRAL" one day and on the the through car moves on the "EXPOSITION FLYER" via the New York Central "COMMODORE VANDERBILT" the next C. B. 86 Q. between Chicago and Denver, D. 86 R. G. W. via the day; the eastbound through car is handled on the Pennsylvania Moffat Tunnel route between Denver and Salt Lake City, and W. P. "ADMIRAL" one day and on the New York Central "ADVANCE between Salt Lake City and San Francisco. COMMODORE VANDERBILT" the next day-alternating be- SCHEDULE WESTBOUND EASTBOUND Lv. New York City 545 PM 3:45 PM (EST) Iv. San Francisco (Western Pacific) 6:00 PM (PST) (Penn) (N.Y.C.) Ar. Salt Lake City 7:30 PM (MST) Ar. Chicago 9-45 AM 7:40 AM (CST) Lv. Salt Lake City (Rio Grande) 8:00 PM (MST) I,v. Chicago (Burlington) 1:30 PM (CST) Ar. Denver 11:50 AM (MST) Ar. Denver 8:20AM (MST) Lv. Denver (Burlington) 1:00 PM (MST) Lv. Denver (Rio Grande) 9:00 AM (MST) At-. Chicago 9:45 AM (CST) At% Salt Lake City 11:45 PM (MST) Lv. Chicago 1:30PM 1:30 PM (CST) Lv• Salt Lake City (Western Pacific) 11:59 PM (MST) (Penn) (N.Y.C.) Ar. San Francisco 9:05 PM (PST) • Ar. New York City 7:20 AM 7:05 AM (EST)T) DATES OF OPERATION Via New York Central, car leaves New York and San Francisco Via Pennsylvania Railroad, car leaves New York and San even dates during June and July, odd dates during August, and Francisco odd dates during June and July, even dates during August, even dates during September, 1948. ! and odd dates during September, 1948. PAGE 1-STATION INDEX —Rio-GraiRe CONDENSED TRANSCONTINENTAL SCHEDULES ST. LOUIS - KANSAS CITY - WICHITA - PUEBLO - DENVER CHICAGO - OMAHA - DENVER - SALT LAKE CITY SALT LAKE CITY SAN FRANCISCO SAN FRANCISCO ROYAL GORGE ROUTE 1 MOFFAT TUNNEL ROUTE MISSOURI PACIFIC — RIO GRANDE— WESTERN PACIFIC BURLINGTON — RIO GRANDE WESTERN PACIFIC SEE PAGE 3 FOR EQUIPMENT SEE PAGE 4 FOR EQUIPMENT The The The The Denver Denver Colorado Exposition Exposition Royal Royal Colorado Zephyr Flyer Flyer Zephyr Eagle Gorge Gorge Eagle See Lv New York, N. Y Ar See 11 15 Missouri Pacific Lines 16 12 Page 1 Ar Chicago, Ill Lv Page 1 (See Note) (Central Standard Time) 00 Pii 1 50PIA Lv St. Louis, Me Ar 4 0055 12 01 PI 1 39 Burlington Unes 40 10 05" 4 10" Lv Jefferson City, Mo Lv 12 35" 9 45 Am 00" 7 30" Ar Kansas City, Mo Li, 9 00AM 7 01" (Central Standard Time) 10 " 8 00" Lv Kansas City, Mo Ar 8 10" 6 40" 5 30PM 1 30 Lv Chicago, Ill Ar 9 45AM 8 35AM 1 13" 9 10" Lv Osawatomie, Kan Lv 6 27" 5 22" 6 03" Lv Aurora, Ill Lv 8 58" :7 55" :1 38 9 34" Lv Ottawa, Kan Lv 5 59" 4 53" 7 42" 3 57" Lv Galesburg, Ill Lv 6 55" 6 16" 10 23" Lv Osage City, Kan Lv 5 14" :4 15" 8 24" 4 43" Lv Burlington, Iowa Lv 5 58" 5 33" 11 48 PM 11 15" Lir Council Grove, Kan.. Lv 4 11" 3 33" 9 32" 5 58" Lv Ottumwa, Iowa Lv 4 30" 4 21" 12 14Am 11 49" Lv Herinaton, Kan Lv 3 34" 3 07" 7 20" Lv Osceola, Iowa Lv :2 50" 1230All Lv Gypsum, Ran Lv 2 45" 11 22Pm 7 59" Lv Creston, Iowa Lv 2 15 " 2 35 Am 1 20" Li, Salina, Ran Lv 2 18" 1 10Am 10 00" Ar Omaha, Nebr Lv 11 59 Ps 12 45" 1 15" 10 35" Lv Omaha. Nebr Ar 11 55" 12 40" 9 30 9 30Pil Lv Wichita, Ran Ar 6 15Am 6 15 ite 2 12" 11 45" Ar Lincoln, Nebr Lv 10 50" 11 43Pti 2 19" 12 08 AM 1.v Lincoln, Nebr, Ar 10 25" 11 36" 1 32 AN 2 58 Ai Lv Geneseo, Kan Lv 12 50Ail 1 51AM 3 46" 2 15" Lv Hastings, Nebr Lv 8 47" 10 16" 2 07" 4 00" Ar Hoisington, Ran Lv 12 01" 1 12" 4 30" 3 28" Lir Holdredge, Nebr Ar 7 30" (Mountain Standard Time) 4 10" Lv Oxford, Nebr Lv 6 59" 1 15(0 3 22mi Lv Hoisington, Ran.
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