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. Ar 10 4655 12 02Am 5 38mi 5 00" Ar McCook, Nebr Ly 6 05" 8 25 PM :4 46" 9 07" Lv Eads, Colo Lv 6 00" 8 31 PI (Mountain Standard Time) :5 35" 10 11" Ly Sugar City, Colo. Lv :7 41" 4 40 mi 4 10Am Lv McCook, Nebr. Ar 4 55 PM 7 22 PI 5 43" 10 22" Lir Ordway, Colo Lv 4 4555 7 35" 6 30" 1,v Akron, Colo Ar 2 51" 6 45" 11 35" kr Pueblo, Colo. .... Lv 3 50" 6 50" 7 15 Am Lv Fort Morgan, Colo Lv :4 59 PN 8 30" 8 20AM Ar Denver, Colo Lv 1 00 PI 4 00" 4 2 Denver & Rio Grande Western 1 3 The Exposition The (Seetablelfordetalledschedules) Prospector Eitmlieton Denver & Rio Grande Western Flyer Prospector 6 55 mi 3 3055 Lv Pueblo, Colo. Ar 11 45Mi 6 40 Fil 7 45" 4 35" 1,v Colorado Springs, Colo Lv 10 47" 5 50" 7 5 Via Moffat Tunnel Route 6 8 9 25" 6 30" kr Denver, Colo Lv 8 50" .4 10" (Seetable2fordetailedschedules) 5 30 PM 9 00 AM Lv Denver, Colo Ar 11 50 Am 8 15AM 1 Denver & Rio Grande Western 2 11 22" 2 5255 Lv Glenwood Springs, Colo Lit 5 35" 2 06" 1 20 Am 4 50" Lv Grand Junction, Colo.. Lv 3 35" 12 15" 8 50Am ,v Denver, Colo Ar 6 3055 7 16" 10 46" Lv Provo, Utah Lv 8 56Pm 6 25Pti 1047" Lv Colorado Springs, Cc4o..Lv 4 35" 8 15" 11 45" kr Salt Lake City, Utah 1,v 8 00" 5 30" 1145" Ar Pueblo, Colo Lv 3 30" The The 120555 Li, Pueblo, Coin. Ar 3 10Pm Royal Western Pacific 1 28" Royal Ar Royal Gorge, Colo Lv 1 56" Gorge Expi;ietonri ExptIVetonFlyer Gorge 1 38" Lv Royal Gorge, Colo Ar 1 46" 8 15" Lv Glenwood Springs, Colo. Lv 7 30 AM ...... 1 39 40 2 1040" Lv Grand Junction, Colo. ..Lv 5 25" 6 2351 Lir Provo, Utah Lv 9 51 Pil (Mountain Standard Time) 7 30" Ar Salt Lake City, Utah.. .Lv 8 50" 8 SO Am 11 59 Pm Ly Salt Lake City, Utah. Ar 7 30 PI 10 10 Am (Pacific Standard Time) 9 355. Ar Ogden, Utah Lv 7 10Pli 10 50 AN 1 28AN Lir Wendover, Utah Lv 4 00 PN 6 05AM 2 25 PM 4 25" v Elko, Nev. Lv 1 05" 2 40" 1 Western Pacific 2 5 35" 7 05" Lv Winnemucca, Nev Lv 10 25AM 11 5555 7 42" Lir Gerlach, Nev Lv 8 14" (Mountain Standard Time) 10 45" 11 35" Lv Portola, Calif Lv 5 30" 6 55" 8 50Am Lv Salt Lake City, Utah... Ar 10 10 (Feather River Canon) (Pacific Standard Time) 3 05Am 3 10 Ps Lv Oroville, Calif Ly 11 55Pii 2 35 PI 1050511 Lv Wendover, Utah Lv 6 05m1 3 40" 3 45" Ly Marysville, Calif Lv 11 10" 1 50" 2 25PM 1,v Elko, Nev Lv 2 40" 4 40" 4 40" Lv Sacramento, Calif Lv 10 15" 12 55" 5 35" 1,v Winnemucca, Nev Lv 11 5555 5 55" 5 45" Lv Stockton, Calif Lv 9 05" 11 45im 7 42" Lv Gerlach, Nev Lv 8 15" 8 10" Ar Oakland Calif Lv 6 45" 1045" 9 10" Lv Portola, Calif Lv 6 5555 (3rd & Washington Sta.) (Feather River Canon) 8 3561 8 30 Pit Ar Oakland Pier, Calif Lv 8 30Pit 8 55 Am 3 05All Lv-Oroville, Calif Lv 2 35 9 15AiA 9 05" Ar San Francisco, Calif.. Lv 8 00" 8 25 " 3 40" Lv Marysville, Calif. Lv 1 50" 4 40" Lv Sacramento, Calif Lv 12 55" I Stops to receive or discharge revenue passengers. 5 55" Ly Stockton, Calif Lv 11 45mi 8 15" Ar Oakland, Calif Lv 9 10" NOTE:—New York-San Francisco sleeping car on Exposition Flyer operates between (3rd & Washington Ste.) New York and Chicago via Pennsylvania R. R. one day and New York Central R. R. the next. 8.35All Ar Oakland Pier, Calif Lv 8 555. See Page 1. 9 15 " Ar San Francisco, Calif.. . LA 8 25" : Sto to receive or discharge revenue passengers.

SALT LAKE CITY visitors are welcome to the free noon-day organ recitals presented daily, except Sunday, by celebrated artists in the great domed Mormon Tabernacle, famed for its ,uperb acoustics. Sunday recitals at 4:00 P. M.

CONDENSED TRANSCONTINENTAL SCHEDULES -PAGE 2 Rio"GrañWe ROYAL GORGE ROUTE Table 1 1 Denver, Colorado Springs, Pueblo, Canon City, Salida, Glenwood Springs, Grand Junction, Salt Lake City and Ogden Table 1 READ DOWN Effective May 30, 1946 READ UP READ DOWN Effective May 30, 1948 READ UP 3 1 2 4 1 2 No. 15 The The MOUNTAIN Ele- The The Bus- The MOUNTAIN Ele- The -Bus Colorado Royal Miles STANDARD va- Royal Colorado No. 18 No. 11 Royal Miles STANDARD va- Royal No. 12 Eagle Gorge TIME tion Gorge Eagle Gorge TIME tiou Gorge * 7 30ss* 4 10a5 * 8 50/11 0 Lv DENVER Ar 5280* 6 30PN* 9 250* 7 15is *1040as 449.6 Lv GRAND JUNG. Ar 4583* 5 100.5 g.. 44 , , f..., 2.0 Ar Burnham Ar 5227 at,. .b .,h, 1056" 460.5 Ar Fruits Ar 4510 4 43" g ... .8a .. 8 .. 7.7 Ar Englewood Ar . fil02"465.6 Ar Loma Ar 4525 14 34" 7 49s11 .8a 9 08m 10 3 Ar Littleton Ar 5372 6 OiPit .b.. f 6 50aii fll07"468.9 Ar Mack Ar 4540 4 28" ...g.... 0 .4a ct .. 4... , 13 5 Ar Wolhurst Ar 5419 .st ..h, fll35"188.4 Ar Westwater, Utah Ar 4340 4 02" 5533 . .st.. • ala . b.'"b.. ..,cc b 11201141 504.4 Ar Cisco Ar 4375 3 40" ...g.... 6•1 411 L'I , . 0 .. 17,3 Ar Aceoula Ar • • • ...g.... -..Z •0 0 9 22m 20 7 Ar Louviers-Gann Ar 5675 . .st.. z • , b 0 1240" 528 1 Ar Thompson Ar 5160 3 10" ma 10PS 24 5 Ar Sedalia Ar 5835 at.. • -J b. et- f 6 28m 1 27" 555.2 Ar Green River Ar 4080 2 23" 2•••• .8a IL . . . I 2 tn8 23" .„, ,0,...1 9 39/a 32,5 Ar Castle Rock Ar 6218 at. • „, ii..„1 6 17" f 2 05" 181.4 Ar Woodeide Ar 4645 1 44" m8 40" Ul fa lei ...... 42 9 Ar Larkspur Ar 6668 . .at.. . u] ,b, la 6 01" f 2 40" 603.2 Ar Mounds Ar 5442 (1 16" , g , FE fa al ...... • 46 9 Ar Greenland Ar 6919 cc 5.12 f 2 52" 613.0 Ar Wellington Ar 5415 11 04" f 8 57 Pli ci) . Ca 3 ...... 52 2 Ar Palmer Lake Ar 7237 . ost to .b..a i 5 47as 3 10" 619.1 1,v PRICES Ar 5546 12 57" ...g.... .4a. ...4.... 55,9 Ar Monument Ar 6972 . .st.. .b.. h. 3 35" 626.5 Ar Helper Lv 5840 12 35" ...g.,.. .4, , ...... 61 9 kr Husted Ar 6596 . .st.. .b.. h. • .pv. • 628.8 Ar Utah Railway Jet-Ar 5996 . vz ..g... , •a ..4. .. 70.3 Ar Pikeview Ar 6199 . .rit.. .b . ..h. .mpv. 630.3 Ar Castle Gate Ar 6120 112 13n1 • 9 30 Pli • 5 50Pli .10 42ati 74 9 kr Colorado Spgs.t Lv 5989 • 4 35PN • 7 45 at • 5 05aa f 4 23ta 639.3 Ar Kyune Ar 7013 ill 51 Kt • 9 45" • 5 50" •10 47" 74 9 1,v Colorado Saga . Ar 5989 • 4 30" • 7 45" • 5 00" f 4 33" 644 5 Ar Colton Ar 7170 f11 41" 10 01" ., 8a.. .4_ , 87 9 kr Fountain Ar 5577 . .at, .1E. 4 38" f 4 48" 651,5 Ar Soldier Summit!. Ar 7440 111 30" ...g.... • .fa. • • ...... , 93.4 Ar Buttes Ar 5386 . .st.. .13.. ..1L f 4 59" 656.5 Ar Scenic Ar 6968 ill 18" .. g...... 4a,.. _C... 99.0 Ar Henkel Ar 5232 . .st.. .b.. 11. f 5 09" 661.0 Ar Gilluly Ar 6529 f11 08" ...g . , .. . . .0a , . ..11.... 105 3 Ar Pinon Ar 5038 . .st.. .b.. h. * 5 25aa 5 49" 680.9 Lv Thistle Ar 5033 10 28" * 3 37m1 ..,g. .. ,4a , .8. . .. III 5 Ar Eden Ar 4882 .st.. ..b.. . h. f 5 30" ..pv. 684.6 Ar Castilla Ar 4912 _. vz f 3 30" 10 594 6 40,4 Ar11 45.1ii 119 4 PUEBLO: Lv 4668 3 30 MI 6 55l1 3 50 AN 5 48" i 6 llai 695.8 1,v Springville Ar 4555 f 9 58ati 3 10" 12 30 All 12 00PN 110.4 Lv PUEBLO Ar 4668 3 10 ' 1 50 al 6 00" 6 23" 701,2 Lv PROVOt Lv 4512 9 51" 2 56" I. . 0,.. 134 6 Ar Swallows Ar 4887 . .su.. I 6 10" ..pv. 707,2 Lv Geneva Ar . . evz 2 36" .0... 139 6 Ar Hobson Ar 4952 . ,ati.. 6 20" ..pv. 713.7 Lv American Fork. Ar 455,3 ...eon. 2 25" .41. . 144,4 Ar Concrete Ar 5023 , .au. i 6 26" - ..pv. 717.0 Lv Lehi Ar 4550 ...evi. f 2 18" ' 2 03it , , ed... 145.8 Ar Portland Ar 5051 f 2 33aa 012 57a1i f 6 31" ..pr... 720.2 Lv Mesa Ar 4548 ...evz. 12 13" ' 2 13" 12 52P1 151,9 Ar Florence Ar 5199 2 25" 012 47" i 6 35" ..pv. 722,8 Lv Nash Ar 4475 . , .evs. f 2 10" ' 2 33" 1 14" 160.0 Ar CANON CITYt Ar 5344 2 13" 012 27" f 6 38" ..pv... 725.5 IN Olivers AT 4453 ., .evs. I 2 07" 1 56" I 6 42" . 728, 6 Lv Riverton Ar ...evz. f 2 03" 1 28'' 166 2 Ar Hanging Bridge.. ,Lv 5494 . pr... 4408 Grand I anon of the 6 50" I 7 03aa 734 5 Lv Midvale Ar 4365 ...evs. 1 54" Arkansas Royal Gorge f 6 56" .pr... 738.4 Ar Murray Ar 4310 ,..evz. 11 44" 1 311at 166,2 1,v Hanging Bridge Ar 5494 1 46 Pit i 7 02" pv, 742.5 Ar Roper Ar 4320 .. evz. 11 37" . 0. . 171,2 At Parkdale Ar 5800 su , I, 7 15" 7 30 all 745•1 Ar Salt Lake City.,. LV 4224 8 50 al 1 30" ' 3 11 AN 2 11 PN 184.1 Ar Texas Creek Ar 6210 1 ION '11 49 Ai 8 20" 745.11,v Salt Lake City Ar 4224 8 25' ' 3 20" ...0d... 191.7 Ar Cotopaxi A r 6,38.5 so "11 40" f 8 36" 750.9 Ar North Salt lake. Ar f 8 07" ..0d, 195.7 Ar Pleasanton Ar 6481 .au. f 8 41" 753.6 Ar Woods Cross Ar 4259 f 8 02" .41... 198 I Ar \rank Ar 6534 . au . f 8 52" 760 6 kr Farmington Ar 4231 17 51" . 8d. . 203 4 Ar Howard Ar 6718 am 0 f 8 58" 764.4 kr Kayeville Ar 4262 f 7 45" ' 3 55a0 a- 3 00Pli 215.1 Ar SAL1DAt Lv 7050 12 20 Pa 11, 11 05,v f 9 03" 767,2 Ar Layton Ar 4329 f 7 40" ' 5 05" 3 10" 215.1 Lv SALIDA Ar 7050 12 05" 0 9 45" f 9 10" 770.8 Ar Clearfield Lv f 7 33" GI ..dv. 222.2 Ar Brown Canon Ar 7324 .uv. , a- f 9 18" 775.1 Ar Roy Ar 4390 I 7 25" 7696 ..uv.. 9 13Pa 9 35 nif 782.0 Ar OGDENt Lv 4293 7 10" • .• ' 5 36 AM il. . . . dv.. , 232.8 Ar Nathrop Ar 2 ' 5 48" ea_ 3 53 Pli 240.3 Ar Buena Vista Ar 7068 11 25 as 9 01 m ..dv. 248,0 At Riverside Ar 8374 . ,uv.. g . EQUIPMENT: WESTBOUND EQUIPMENT: EASTBOUND ' 6 21 ts -I dv... 257,3 Ar Yale Ar 8943 ,uv.. '.;..' 8 28 MI No. 1-The Royal Gorge No. 2-The Royal Gorge ' 6 50" a 4 53PN 271 . 0 Ar Malta Lv 9580 10 45za cu 8 04" "Observation-Lounge Car: "Observation-Lounge Car: -- --= a 'Standard Sleepers: "Standard Sleepers: 9580 = 8 04N San Francisco to St. Louis (Vv'-21) • 6 50m 01E ' 5 05 Pli 271.0 1.v Malta Ar '10 350 St. Louis to San Francisco (153) 10 ' 7 00" -c ' 5 35" 275.8 Ar LEADVILLE Lv 10200 010 05" -0 7 53" Sec. 1 DR. 2 Compt., via MP 15- 10 Sec. 1 DR. 2 Compt., via WP c DALROW 1-WI' 1. 2-D&RGW 2-MP 16. 2 San Francisco to Denver (W-22) ' 7 30aii I ' 4 15PN 275.8 Lv LEADVILLE Ar 10200 '11 25 a t-9 . 7 23Pit Denver to San Francisco (D-23) 12 21 ' 4 45" 271.0 Ar Malta Lv 9580 010 55" See. 1 DR., via aklIGNV 1-WI' 1. 12 Sec.! DR., via WP 2-D&RGW 2. a 1 Denver to Ogden (D-22) 10 Sec. 1 Ogden to Denver (D-10) 10 Sec. cr 4 53 PM 271.0 Lv Malta Ar 9580 10 45tit a... DR. 2 Compt. 1 DR. 2 Compt. F 10240 e, 5 23" 281.0 Ar Tennessee Pam. Ar 10 23" ''. .. i.... *Tourist Sleeper: *Tourist Sleeper-San Francisco to ...i.... a f 5 45" 288.7 Ar Pando Ar 9209 i 9 56" .- .. , I.. . St. Louis to San Francisco, (MP) 16 St. Louis, (WA) 10 See., via WP ' 8 Am . ,dv... 203,9 Ar Red Cliff Ar 8608 ...uv.. 2 • 8 30 .P1 Sec.,via MP 15-D&RGW 1-WP I. 2-D&RGW 2-MP 16. G., *Chair Cars: "Chair Cars: 3 8302 1- 3 ay. 296.1 Ar B:rldeE River en an Con Ar 8304 uv. to St. Louis to San Francisco, via MP San Francisco to St. Louis, via WP ' 8 50t1 Q. 6 30 PI 302.0 Ar Minturn Lv 7825 9 20Ati -c ' 8 02Pa 15-D&RGW 1-WP 1. 2-D&ROW 2-MP-16. ' 9 00" %.- 6 40PN 302,0 Lv Mintum Ar 7825 9 15" ,e ' 5 47" Denver to Ogden. Ogden to Denver. ' 9 13" 5 dv.. 308.0 Ar Avon Ar 7465 ...uv., l: ' 5 34" "Diner (Service a la carte and table "Diner (Service a la carte and table ' 9 37" 74 , dv. 319.1 Ar Wolcott Ar 6975 , , or .. 0 • 5 08" d'hote). d'hote). ' 9 57" -'7. 7 18Plii 329.0 Ar Eagle At 6598 f 8 220 a ' 4 48" No. 3-The Colorado Eagle No. 4-The Colorado Eagle .lo 17" 8 ...dv... 335.8 Ar Gypsum Ar 6325 _ay.. .c2 ' 4 28" (Streamlined-Diesel Power) (Streanilined-Diesel Power) dv. 341.9 Ar DOTSERO Ar 6155 ...ay. "Diner-Lounge(Servicea lacarteand •Diner-Lounge (Service a Is carte and dv. 350.0 Ar Shoshone Ar 6119 _ay. table d'hote). table Whore). Canon of ('do. River 5869 'Standard Sleepers: "Standard Sleepers: .11 07m 8 15 Pli 360.1 Ar Glenwood Sags.). Lv 5758 7 30,or • 3 45as Denver to St. Louis (31) (32) 6 See. St. Louis to Denver (111) (112) 6 011 4545 8 15Pa 360.1 Lv Glenwood Springs Ar 5758 7 30a5 ' 3 25Pa 4 Dbl. Bedrooms, 6 Roomettes, See. 4 Dbl. Bedrooms, 6 Room- '12 14Pe ...dv... 372.7 Ar New Castle Ar 5562 ...uv... • 3 02" via DrilIGW 3-MP 12. ettes, via SIP 11-D&RGW 4. •12 31" ...dv... 379.5 Ar Slit Ar 5441 ...uv.. , • 2 45" Denver to Wichita (34) 8 Sec. 1 DR. Wichita to Denver (114) 8 Sec. 1 012 50" 8 55Pa 386.6 Ar Rifle Ar 5310 6 45 zu ' 2 19" 3 Dbl. Bedrooms, via DatROW DR. 3 Dbl. Bedrooms, via NIP .dv 391.4 Ar lacy Ar 5239 ...uv. 3-1MP 12-412. 411-11-DSERGW 4. ' 1 32Ft ...dv... 404.0 Ar Grand Valley Ar 5104 ...uv... ' 1 42911 "Chair Cars-Denver to St. Louis, "Chair Cars-St. Louis to Denver, via .dv 408.8 Ar Una Ar 5025 . .av. via D&R(11,V 3-MP 12. MP 11-DkROW 4. ' 1 59Pli ...dv... 416.6 Ar DeBeque At 4945 ...ay... ' 1 15P4 Train No. 15 Train No. 16 . 2 33" ...dv... 432.6 kr Cameo Ar 4774 ...uv... 012 38" • 2 43" ..dvz... 437.2 kr Palisade Ar 4739 '12 26" "Standard Sleeper-Denver to Ala- "Standard Sleeper-Alarnosa to Den- ...uvy.. mosa (14) 12 Sec. I DR. vet' (14) 12 Sec. I DR. ' 2 55" ...dv... 442.7 kr Clifton Ar 4713 ...uv... '12 10" "Chair Car-Denver to Alatnoaa. +Chair Car-Alamosa to Denver. 4583 5 250 '11 45a5 ' 3 15" 10 20,1 449 6 Ar GRAND 11117C.t Lv .,. Coaches-Alamosa-Durango-Silverton. Coaches-Sliverton-Durango-Alamosa. See pate 4 for ex donation of references. (See Table No. 4) (See Table No. 4) Train No. 11 Train No. 12 Daily bus service is available between Glenwood Springs and Aspen Coach-Marysvale to Salt, Lake City. Coach-Salt Lalo- City to Marysvale. via Glenwood-Aspen Stages. • Air Conditioned.

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DENVER, COLORADO SPRINGS. PUEBLO, DENVER, COLORADO SPRINGS. PUEBLO, WALSENBURG, ALAMOSA. DURANGO, Table 3 GUNNISON. MONTROSE AND GRAND JUNCTION CREEDE AND S1LVERTON VIA LA VETA PASS ITable 4 READ DOWN READ UP READ DOWN Flaws RRAD UP No. No. Miles STATIONS No. 1 15 tion 16 Bus No. STATIONS No. 15-115- Miles neva don 216- * 8 50Att * 7 30Pli 0.0 Lv DENVER Ar 5280 * 7 15411 Bus 215 116-16 Bus 1047" 9 45" 74 9 Lv COLORADO SPRINGS AT 5989 5 00" 1145" 10 50" 119.4 Ar PUEBLO Lv 4668 3 50" * 7 30P11 0.0 Ly DENVER Ar 5280 * 7 15.1a 9 45" 749 Lv COLORADO SPRINGS Ar 5989 5 00" Bus Bus 1050" 119.4 Ar PUEBLO Ly 4668 3 50"

1205P1'1230kit 119 4 Ly PUEBLO Ar 4668 ' 1 50m *11 2555 119,4 Lv PUEBLO Ar 4668 * 2 45As 1252"• 2 13" 151 9 Lv FLORENCE IA 5199 •12 47" fit 37" 121.4 Ar MINNEQUA Lv 4822 f 2 15" 1 14" • 2 33" 160 0 Ly Canon City Ar 5344 Al2 27" .1340 Ar Marne! Lv 5130 f. 3 00"' 3 55" 215.1 Ar Salida Lv 7050 All 0555 f. 142.7 Ar Cedarwood Lv 5606 153.8 Ar Lascar Lv 5698 Bus Bus Bus .f. 64.5 Ar Sandy Lv 6007 f. 1 00141175.0 At WALSENBURG Lv 6187 12 450g ' 4 30PSA 4 05A11 215.1 Lv SALIDA Ar 7050 '10 5555 Al 2 35 ...... 257.2 Ly Sargent Ar 8477 1 00As 175 0 Ly WALSENBURG...Ar 6187 12 45Pg 276,8 At Perlin Lv 7952 1 40" 1903. Ar LA VETA Lv 7024 12 15" ' 6 35r1A 6 05AS 288.6 Ar Gunnison Ly 7683 ' 8 55P11 A10 35M I 45" 190.3 Lv LA VETA Ar 7024 12 10" A 7 10"6 35" 288.6 Lv Gunnison Ar 7683 A 8 25" A10 25" 3 40" 227.7 kr Fort Garland Ly 7936 10 23P11 314.0 Ar Sapinero Le 7255 .f . 3 55" 231.7 Ar Blanca Lv 7751 10 13" ...... 329.0 Ar Cimarron Ar 6905 ...... I 4 45" 251.7 Ar ALAMOSA Lv 7546 9 40" A.615'i' 8 40,sa 351.5 Ar MONTROSE Lv 5811 ' 6 20Pit A 8 254s 30wi 7 00" 251,7 Lv ALAMOSA Ar 7546 II 8 38" A 8 lOre A 9 25"A 8 50" 351.5 Lv MONTROSE Ar 5811 A 6 10" ' 8 10" 7 30" 266 2 Ly La Jars Ly 7609 7 59" A 9 42"' 9 07" 362.2 Ar Olathe Lv 5365 ' 5 52" ' 7 52" 7 45" 273.3 Ar Romeo Ly 7736 7 42" A1000"A 9 25" 72.8 Ar Delta Iv 4980 • 5 35" A 7 35" 8 05" 280,3 Ar ANTONITO Lv 7888 7 25" All05"'1030AS 24,2 Ar GRAND JUNCTION. Ly 4583 A 4 30" A 6 30As 8 05" 280 3 Ly ANTONITO Ar 7888 7 25" f 9 09" 306.1 Ar Sublette Lv 9276 f 8 15" # 7 15As81030As 288,6 1,v GUNNISON At 7683 t 5 05nii 0 9 50As 9 22 " 310.5 Ar Toltec Lv 9465 6 01" 7 45"tit05" 209.4 Ly Mmont Lv 8042 y 4 35" 1 9 20" 9 45" 318.4 Ar Osier Ly 9837 5 35" 1 8 00"tll25" 304 7 Ly Jacks Cabin Lv 8309 y 4 15" 0 9 05" 10 20 " 330.6 Ar Cumbres Lv 10015 5 02" # 8 30":1155" 316.3 Ar Crested Butte Ly 8878 2 3 45" 1 8 35" 11 10" 344.1 Ar CRANIA Lv 7863 4 05" II 15" 344.1 Lv CRANIA Ar 7863 4 00" '10 lOis 351.5 Lv MONTROSE Ar 5811 ' 8 25511 z 59" 363.5 Ar Monero Lv 7252 1 3 04" All 00" 377.1 Lv Ridgway Ar 7003 A 7 33" 12 18f1 369.6 Ar Lumberton Lv 6856 2 47" All 20" 387.4 Ar OURAY Lv 7721 ' 7 15" 12 27" 373.3 Ar Doles Lv 6779 2 36" 1 21" 390.4 Ar Gato Ly 6271 1 49" A 5 35re' 9 3001 372 8 Ly DELTA Ar 4980 A 3 155ii A 7 305, 1 56" 403.6 Ar Arboles Lv 6013 1 13" 5 51"' 9 48" 380 8 Ly Austin Lv 5070 ' 2 59" • 7 14" 2 15" 410 8 Ar Allison Lv 6222 I12 56" A 6 25"'1033" 397 8 Ar HOTCHKISS Lv 5360 ' 2 29" A 6 44" 2 53" 425 7 Ar Ignacio Lv 6437 12 22" ' 6 50" All 05" 405 9 Ar PAONIA Lv 5694 ' 2 05" A 6 20" 4 05" 451.5 kr DURANGO Lv 6520 11 15As A 3 30511 .1155" 415 3 Ar SOMERSET Iv 6085 ' 1 15" REFERENCE NOTES TABLES 3 AND 4 (Rio Grande Trailways) * Daily. I Stops on flag. A Daily bus service via Rio Grande Trailways. t Daily except Sunday bus service via Rio Grande Trailways. lj Meal Station. ' 6 40PS A 7 30As A 8 00m '251 7 Lv ALAMOSA Ar 7548 10Ps • 8 10Ps All 10m Heavy figures P. M. Light figures A. M. A 7 15" A 8 05" ' 8 40" 289 0 Lv Monte Vista Lv 7665 6 40" A 7 45" A10 45" 0 Sunday only bus service via Rio Grande Trailways. • 7 37" • 8 27" A 9 25" 282 8 Ly Del Norte... Ly 7880 • 6 10" ' 7 13" .10 13" 11 Tuesday, Thursday and Saturday, effective June 22, 1948 for Summer Season. ' 8 47" A10 25" 298 2 Ly South Fork Ly 8188 A 5 15" ' 6 53" A10 50" 312_1 Ly Wagon Wheel Gap LY 8439 A 4 45" All 30" 320.7 Ar CREEDE Ly 8844 ' 4 25" EQUIPMENT-TABLES 3 AND 4 No. 461 No. 462 Mixed Mixed Train No. 1-The Royal Gorge Tues., D. & R. G. W. R. A. Toes, +Observation-Lounge Car: Thurs. Thurs. & Bus +Standard Sleepers: Saturday The Silverton Saturday or Sum- +Chair Cars: or Sum- mer (See Note) mer Bus +Diner: Season Season Denver to Salida. • 3 3055 5 9 15As 451 5 Ly DURANGO Ar 6520 5 00nit A 3 05Ps 10 26" 469 I Ar Rockwood LA, 7367 3 53" Train 15-115-2.51 Can on of the Rio de Las Ani MIS +Standard Sleeper-Denver to Alamosa (14), 12 Sec. I DR. A 5 40PN 12 40Pii 496 3 Ar SILVERTON Lv 0300 1 4055 .12 55 PI +Chair Car-Denver to Alamosa. Coach-Alamosa-Durango. Parlor Car (Dinette Service) AMMOSI to Durango (Railroad-owned). NOTE: The Silverton will commence operation on this schedule effective June 22, 1948, for summer season. Train 216-116-16 +Standard Sleeper-Alamosa to Denver (14), 12 Sec. 1 DR. DURANGO-MESA VERDE NATIONAL PARK +Chair Car-Alamosa to Denver. VIA RIO GRANDE TRAILWAYS Coach-Durango-Alm-nom. (June 1 to September 15, 1948) A 4 40FII l'arlor Car (Dinette Service) Durango to Alamosa (Railroad-owned). II 45" 6 00" kr Mesa Verde Nti.Pk Lv 1 15" 6 45" .1 MO 00m Trains 461 and 462 Li, Durango Tree Lodge)AI 3 0Ons A 8 3055l The Silverton (Tuesday, Thursday and Saturday during summer season) DON'T TAKE A CHANCE! Silver Vista Observation Car: Coach: If your train should be running late, do not walk too far away Between Durango and Silyerton. at intermediate stations, as every effort consistent with safety is made to regain lost time, and in such cases station stops + Air Conditioned. are frequently shorter than shown in the time table folder.

PAGE 8-TABLES 3 AND 4 Ric-Grade

LOCAL SERVICE—(Cont'd) DENVER, WINTER PARK. GRANBY. MARYSVALE BRANCH Table 5 I STEAMBOAT SPRINGS AND CRAIG ITable 6 READ DOWN READ UP Miles STATIONS PREPAID TICKET READ DOWN READ UP Eleva- Eleva 23 9 tion 10 24 Bus Mlles STATIONS Bus DELIVERY Service 12 don 11 Service ' 3 45Ps s 1 30mo 0.0 Lv SALTLAKECIT1 Ar 4224 * 7 15PM ' 2 ION ‘ 8 20 Pli* 9 25m 0 1.v Denver Ar 5280 * 2 55P11 6 20 as • • • 1 54" 10.6 Lv MIDVALE Lv 4365 6 50" I 8 38" 1938" 4 Lv Zuni Lv 5211 f 2 38" SERVICE 2 18" 28.2 Lv Lehi Lv 4550 f 6 28" f 9 43" 7 1,v Ralston Lv 5258 I 2 32" 2 25" 31.5 Lv American Fork. Lv 4563 6 20" 1953" 12 Lv Leyden Junction Lv 5617 f 2 25" 2 56" 44.1 Lv Provo Lv 4512 6 00" f 9 35" DO 23" 24 Lv Plainview Lv 6782 11 53" 4 55" 3 10" 49.4 Lv Springville Lv 4555 5 48" DO40" 31 Lv Crescent Lv 7441 11 34" Any RIO GRANDE 3 37" 65.5 Ar THISTLE Lv 5033 5 25" 10 19" 11 00" 37 LY Pine Cliff Lv 7966 1 18" 4 12" * 3 42ei 65.5 Lv THISTLE Ar 5033 * 5 20eti 10 33" 11 13" 42 Lv Rollinsville Lv 8367 1 05" 3 57" a 0 21P0 4 53" 97.5 Lv Fairview. Ar 6033 4 08" 'II 34m flO 48" Ill 25" 47 Lv Tolland Lv MO 112 M" f 3 45" Agent will he glad 6 30" 50 5 10" 104.1 Lv Mount Pleasant Lv 5857 3 53" '11 25m 10 56" 11 32" IN East Portal Lv 9197 12 48" 3 35AS ' f 5 23" (Moffat Tunnel) 109.5 Lv Spring City Lv 5696 3 39" • f to explain our pre- a 7 06Pe 5 47" 5543 3 19" 11 16 PV 11 47 al 57 Lv Winter Park Lv 9076 12 32P1 3 15 is 118.9 Lv Ephraim Lv '10 54m ' 7 17" 6 05" 26,3 kr MANTI Lv 5530 3 03" '10 4315 11 32" 11 59" 62 Lv Fraser Lv 8561 12 16" 2 50" ' 7 17" 11 40" 12 07P11 66 paid order service 6 05" 26.3 Lv MANTI At 5530 3 03" '10 43" Lv Tabernash Lv 8318 12 07" 2 40et a 7 28" 6 17" 11214" 70 Lv Elkdale Lv 8156 31 ,8 Lv Sterling Lv 5414 I 2 48" •10 34" fll 49•11 a 7 39" 6 32" 138 4 Lv Gunnison Lv 5215 2 34" 12 06m 12 30" 76 Lv Granby Lv 7937 11 42" 2 10" which enables you '10 21" a 8 02" 7 04" 151.9 Lv Salina Lv 5160 2 04" • 9 58" 112 33" 80 Lv Drowsy Water Lv 7790 III 30" a 8 10" 12 30m 12 42" 86 7662 157.1 Lv Aurora Lv 5190 1 51" • 9 50" LvHotsulphurSpgs Lv 11 25" 1 35m to send I ransporta- • f . 7 27" 5270 1 41" 112 51m 112 52" 91 Lv Parshall Lv 7589 fll 11" 11 15m 161.8 Lv Sigurd Lv '..f a 8 41Pe 7 49" 169.2 Lv Richfield Lv 5308 1 25" • 9 29ts 1 21" 1 11" 103 Lv Kremmling Lv 7322 1 55" 12 55" tion and a I ted a 9 05" 1114" 106 a 8 09" 177.2 Lv Elsinore Lv 5335 1 05" • 8 55" Lv Gore Lv 7322 ll 48" 8 19" f 2 00As 1 40" 117 Lv Radium Lv 182.0 Lv Joseph Lv 5435 412 52" A f 6858 1 22" 112 20m a 9 20Pe 8 26" 186.0 Lv Sevier Lv 5542 12 43" f 2 18" 11 56" 126 6728 fl 05" fll 57Ps amount of cash to • 8 400 Lv State Bridge Lv ' 9 40" 9 00a 197.7 Ar MARYSVALE Lv 5839 12 15" 2 35" 2 04" 129 LvOrestod Lv 6710 1 00" 11 50" • 8 20" f 2 53" 2 19" 134 Lv McCoy Lv 7228 41" fll 20" persons at distant f 2 42" *Daily • Daily Bus Service via Rio Grande Trailways. 143 Lv Volcano Lv 7807 f 19" &Stops daily except Sunday. Heavy figures P. M. Light figures A. NI. f 3 02" 150 Lv Egeria Lv 8123 I 59" points in the Uni- I 3 51" 3 07" 153 Lv Toponas Lv 8264 54" flO 23Pa EQUIPMENT TABLES 5 AND 6 4 13" 3 26" 162 Lv Yampa Lv 7882 40" 10 00" ted States. 4 45" 3 45" 168 Lv Phippsburg Lv 7413 25" 9 35" Trains 9 and 10 5 05" 4 00" 171 Lv Oak Creek Lv 7397 15" 9 18" f 5 07" I 4 02" 172 Lv Oak Hills Lv 7372 f 13" 19 17" 5 16" 4 09" 175 Lv Haybro Lv 7169 06" I 9 10" Dinette-Coach between Denver and Craig. I 5 30" f 4 23" 184 Lv Sidney Lv 6823 1 53" f 8 53" 6 01" 4 48" 191 Lv Steamboat Spga Lv 6682 42" 8 40- f 6 11" 14 57" 198 Lv Brookston Lv 6529 f 26" f 8 18" 6 19" 5 02" 201 Lv Milner Lv 6480 21" f 8 12" Trains 23 and 24 f 6 29" f 5 10" 206 Lv Bear River Lv 6425 f 13" f 8 02- 6 38" 5 16" 208 Lv Mt. Harris Lv 8413 10" 7 58" Coach-Sleeper (Railroad-owned) between Denver and Craig. 6 58" 5 30" 215 Lv Hayden Lv 6328 58" 7 43 •• f 7 10" f 5 38" 219 Lv Cary Ranch 1,v 6278 f 49" f 7 34" 7 45m 6 15" 231 Ar Craig Lv 6174 * 30 As k 7 15 Ps * Daily. f Flag stop. Trains 11 and 12 e Leaves Denver Monday, Wednesday and Friday. k Leaves Craig Tuesday, Thursday and Saturday. Coach between Salt Lake City and Marysvale.

Scheduled for the Businessman — worittriA, aViditINENINIMENIMINISIMOMMAUz the PROSPECTOR OVERNIGHT— EVERY NIGHT between Denver and Salt LaLe City Same convenient schedule in both directions Leave 5:30 p.m Arrive 8:15 a.m.

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VISTA-DOME coaches Every Day on the

111111Win- MGR ED EXPOSITION FLYER Chicago - San Francisco

New daylight schedule thru the Rockies:

Lv. Chicago 1:30p.m. Lv. Denver 9:00 a.m. The matchless scenery of Rio Grande's route thru the Rockies Lv. Salt Lake City.11:59 p.m. inspired the Vista-Dome the Ar. San Francisco .9:05 p.m. newest travel sensation offer- ing unsurpassed "see-ability." Two Vista-Dome cars are now operat- ing daily on the transcontinental "Exposition Flyer."

Outstanding features of Rio Grande's new Vista-Dome coaches are here illustrated. Above—the dome offers an unexcelled vantage point from which to witness the passing parade of mountain peaks. Right, a gently-curv- ing stairway connects the dome with the main level. Left, individual full-reclining seats feature comfortable leg rests of new design. Seats are widely spaced for maximum comfort. • --Rio-Grin—Je

PAGE 10 ••••-• On the way . . The CALIFORNIA ZEPHYR Luxury, stainless-steel streamliner which will go into daily Chicago-San Francisco service later this year.

Cutaway sketch above shows arrangement of 10 roomettes and six bedrooms. The tatter are of two types— longitudinal and transverse; dividing partitions may be folded back to create a "master drawing room" as shown at extreme left of sketch and Upper berth in the longitudinal bedrooms slides completely out in photos below and to the right. of the way in the daytime to al- low unrestricted headroom. Each bedroom has enclosed toilet and washroom, and individual con- trols for heat, air conditioning and radio.

In addition to the new travel sensation — Vista Domes —the California Zephyr will present many luxury innovations — at NO EXTRA FARE. Illustrated on this page are features of one of the new all-room sleeping cars created for the California Zephyr.

PAGE 11 RAIL AND PULLMAN FARES-SUBJECT TO CHANGE-FEDERAL TAX NOT INCLUDED RAILROAD FARES One-Way Pullman RAILROAD FARES One-Way Pullman Effective June 1,1948 Fares Effective June1.1948 Fares In Coaches In Pullmans Standard Car In Coaches In Pullmans Standard Car 3 Months 3 Months Lower Seat Fare 3 Months 3 Months Lower Seat Fare One-way Round-trip One-way Round-trip Berth for One-way Round -trip One-way Round-trip Berth for Day Travel Day Travel COLORADO SPRINGS TO GLEN WOOD SPGS.-Cont d Alamosa Colo. $ 4 30 7 75 6 02 $10 05 3 50 San Francisco Calif. 26 65 54 00 41 97 70 00 10 65 Chicago 111. 25 88 46 60 36 24 60 40 9.25 Wichita Kans. 16 91 30 45 23 67 39.45 Denver Colo. 1 87 340 263 440 $ 80 GRAND JUNCTION TO Glenwood Springs Cob. 7 12 12 85 9 98 16 65 3.50 1 45 Chicago 111. 33 25 59 85 46 54 77 60 11 75 Grand Junction Cob. 9 36 16 85 13 11 21 85 380 2 10 Colorado Springs Colo. 9 36 16 85 13 11 21 85 380 .80 Kansas City Mo. 15 57 28 05 21 77 36 30 570 Denver Cob. • 7 36 • 13 25 1'10.30 • 17 20 • 380 • 2.00 Los Angeles Calif. 30 03 54 40 47 78 76 45 13 40 Glenwood Springs Colo. 2 24 405 3 14 525 80 New York N. Y. 48 63 81 20 68 04 116 70 15 n Kansas City Mo. 23 09 41 60 32 32 53 90 865 Ogden Utah 14 75 26 55 20 65 34 45 660 Los Angeles Calif. 23 98 49 45 38 15 63 70 10 40 Omaha Nebr. 14 19 25 55 19 84 33 10 570 New York N. Y. 56 00 94 45 78 34 133 90 17 95 Pueblo Colo. 117 2 15 163 275 80 Ogden Utah 832 15 00 11 63 19 40 3 50 St. Louis Mo. 22 53 40 60 31 53 52 55 865 Omaha Nebr. 20 81 37 50 29 10 48 50 8 65 Salida Colo. 3 51 6 35 4 92 820 3 50 85 St. Louis Mo. 3007 54 15 42 08 70 15 10 95 Salt Lake City Utah 14 75 26 55 20 65 34 45 660 Salida Colo. 5 86 10 55 8 21 13 70 170 San Francisco Calif. 30 03 54 40 47 78 76 45 13 40 Salt Lake City Utah 7.39 13 35 10 35 17 25 350 220 Wichita Kans. 12 03 21 70 16 84 28 10 565 San Francisco Calif. 24 41 50 00 38 83 64 75 10.40 DENVER TO Wichita Kano. 19 15 34 50 26 81 44 70 Alamosa Colo. 6 17 11 15 864 14 40 3 50 PUEBLO TO Chicago 111. 25 88 46 60 36 24 60 40 9.25 Alamosa Colo. 3 17 575 4 44 7 40 3 50 Colorado Springs Colo. 1 87 340 263 4 40 .80 Chicago 25 88 46 60 36 24 60 40 9.25 Craig Cob. 6 28 11 35 8 81 14 70 11) 265 Colorado Springs Colo. 1 17 163 275 • 80 Delta Cob. • 8 65 • 15 60 • 12 10 • 20 20 • 380 Denver Colo. 300 420 700 90 Glenwood Springs Colo. • 5 12 • 925 • 7 18 • 12 00 • 3 50 • 135 Glenwood Springs Colo. 600 1052 4810°5 8 40 14 00 350 1 45 Grand Junction Cob. • 7 36 • 13 25 • 10 30 • 17 20 • 380 • 200 Grand Junction Colo. 8 24 14 85 11 54 19 25 3.50 2 10 Kansas City Mo. 15 82 28 50 22 12 36 90 5 70 Kansas City Mo. 14 85 26 n 20 78 34 65 570 Los A ng( les Calif. 30 03 54 40 47 78 76 45 13 40 Lou Angeles Calif. 27 43 43.63 76 45 12 60 Montrose Cob.0 9 17 • 16 55 • 12 84 • 21 40 • 4 10 New York N. Y. 48 45 67 53 116 45 15 75 Ogden Utah 14.75 26 55 20 65 34 45 660 Ogden Utah 14 n 2065. 34 45 660 Pueblo Colo. 3.00 5 40 420 700 90 Omaha Nebr. 15 35 2765 21.18 35 80 570 St. Louis Mo. 22 78 41 05 31 88 53 15 865 St. Louis Mo. 21 83 39 30 30.55 50 95 865 Salida Cob. 5 37 9 70 7 53 12 55 3 50 130 Salida Colo. 239 335 560 350 80 Salt Lake City Utah 14 75 26 55 20 65 34 45 660 400 Salt Lake City Utah 14 75 264 3555 20 65 34 45 660 San Francisco Calif. 30 03 54 40 47 78 76 45 13 40 San Francisco 30 03 54 40 47 78 76 45 12 60 Steamboat Springs. .. Cob. 5 27 9 50 738 12 30 (a) 2 65 Wichita Kans. 10 91 19 65 15 27 25 45 505 Wichita Kans. 13 59 24 50 19 01 31 70 505 SALT LAKE CITY TO GLENWOOD SPRINGS TO Chicago 37 33 67 20 52 26 87 10 12 60 Chicago Ill. 31 01 55 85 43 42 72 40 10 95 Colorado Springs Colo. 14 75 26 55 20 65 34 45 660 Colorado Springs Colo. 7 12 12 85 9 98 16 65 3 50 145 Denver Colo. 14 75 26 55 20 65 34 45 660 400 Denver Cob. • 5 12 • 925 • 7 18 • 12 00 • 350 • 135 Glenwood Springs Colo. 962 17 35 13 49 22 50 4 10 265 Grand Junction Colo. 2 24 4 05 3 14 525 80 Grand Junction Colo. 739 13 35 10 35 17 25 3.50 220 Kan-vas City Mo. 20 85 37 55 29 18 48 65 7.75 Kansas City Mo. 28 84 51 95 40 33 67 25 10 65 Los Angeles Calif. 26 22 53 45 41 29 68 95 10 65 Lou Angeles Calif. 19 50 35 10 27 27 45 45 7.75 New York N. Y. 53 48 90 45 75 22 128 70 17 25 New York N. Y. 6008 101 80 84 06 143 40 18 85 Ogden Utah 10 54 19 00 14 77 24 65 4 10 Omaha Nebr. 25 79 46 45 36 11 60 20 10 05 Omaha Nebr. • 18.57 • 33 45 • 25 98 • 43 30 • 775 St. Lotus Mo. 3510 63 20 49 11 81 85 1260 St. Louts Mo. 27 83 50 10 38 95 64 95 10 40 Salida Cob. 1325 23 85 18 56 30 95 535 Salida Cob 3 62 6 55 508 8 50 350 105 San Francisco Calif 20 36 36 65 28 48 47 50 775 Salt lake City... Utah 9 62 17 35 13 49 22 50 4 10 265 Wichita Kans. 25.66 46 20 35 92 59 90 10 05

TOURIST CAR BERTH RATES FARES FOR OTHER STANDARD PULLMAN ACCOMMODATIONS Based on charge for Lower Berth as shown in above table. BETWEEN Lower Upper BETWEEN Lower Upper Applies only between points where through Pullman fares Denver and Glenwood Spgs. and (cont.) are published -not to combination Pullman fares. Salt lake City $4 40 $3 35 St. Louis $6 95 $5 30 Effective June 1, 1948 San Francisco 8 95 6 80 Salt Lake City 2 75 2 10 Roomette Fare Bedroom Fare Compartment Fare Drawing Room Fare Pueblo and San Francisco 7 10 5 40 WHERE Upper two or two or Salt Lake City 4 40 3 35 Grand Junction and San Francisco 8 40 6 40 Chicago 7 85 6 CO LOWER berth for one two for one two for one more for one more Salida and BERTH fare person persons person persons person persons person persons Kansas City 5 80 4 40 FARE IS will be will be will be will be will be will be will be will be will be Kansas City 4 80 3 65 St. Louis 7 30 5 55 St. Louis 6 20 4 70 Salt 1,ake City 2 35 1 n $ 3 50 $ 2.60 $ 4 85 $ 5 50 $ 6 65 $ 7 70 $ 7 90 $ 9 60 $10 50 $13 30 Salt I,ake City 3 60 275 Sin Francisco 695 5 30 3 80 ] 2.90 530 6.10 720 835 855 10 90 11 40 14.40 San Francisco 800 610 Salt Lake aty and 410 3.10 575 660 780 9.00 925 11 55 12.30 15 60 Glenwood Springs and Chicago 8.40 6 40 5 05 3 85 7.15 8 05 9 60 11.10 11 35 14 15 15.15 19 20 'hicago 730 555 Kansas City 7.10 5 40 535 4 10 7.50 860 10 15 11.75 12 05 15 40 1605 20 30 Kansas City 5 20 3 95 SLIAnds 8 40 6 40 5 70 430 7.95 9 10 10 85 12 55 1285 1600 17.10 21 70 6 60 5.00 9.20 10 50 12 55 14 50 14 85 18 40 19 80 25 10 775 590 10 85 12 45 14 75 17 05 17 45 21 90 23 25 29 50 8 65 6 55 12 10 13 80 16 45 19 05 19 45 24 20 25 95 32 90 1/tatiel Alata f)a 925 700 12 95 14 75 17 60 20 35 20 80 26 05 27 75 35 20 10 05 7.65 14 15 16 10 19 10 2210 22 60 28 30 30.15 38.20 10 40 7.90 14 50 1660 1975 22 90 23 40 29 45 31.20 39 50 USE THE RAIL TRAVELOAN SERVICE 10 65 8,10 14.85 17 00 2025 23 45 23 95 29 95 31,95 4050 10 95 830 15.30 17 45 20 80 24 10 24 65 30 50 32 85 41 60 Amount of loans can include "extras" such as meals, hotels, 11 75 895 16.45 18 75 22 35 25 85 26 45 33 30 35 25 44 70 12 60 955 17 60 20 10 23 95 27 70 28 35 35 45 37 80 47 90 clothing, etc., as well as actual transportation costs - take 13 40 10.20 18 75 21 35 25 45 29 50 30 15 37 65 40 20 50 90 up to 12 months to repay. 15 75 12 00 22 05 25 25 29 95 34 65 35 45 44 55 47 25 59 90 Ask your Rio Grande Ticket Agent for complete information 17 25 13 15 24 20 27 65 32 80 37 95 38 80 48 60 51 75 65 60 17 95 13 65 25 10 28 70 34 10 39 50 40 40 50 30 53 85 68 20 and application forms. 18 85 14 30 26 30 30 05 35 80 41 45 42 40 52.60 56 55 71 60

Sleeping Car fares are quoted by the Pullman Company and are subject to change without etc USIVe Space Occupancy.by One Person: One and one-fourth railroad tickets must notice. be purchased for exclusive use of drawing room; one and one-tenth tickets for compartment; Rail fares are subject to chance without notice. one as ult rail ticket for a bedroom or roomette. RRailtoad owned sleeper. • Applies vin direct route. RAIL AND PULLMAN FARES-PAGE 12 INFORMATION

SPECIAL NOTICE. The time shown in th,s lckler is subn,t to change without notice; BAGGAGE. Personal baggage consisting of wearing apparel, toilet articles (except is that at which trains or buses may be expected to arrive at and depart from the several liquids) and personal effects in actual use, and necessary for the use, comfort and stations, but their arrival or departure at the time stated is not guaranteed. This convenience of the passenger while on the journey, may be checked in baggage service. Company reserves the right to discontinue trains, change schedules, and substitute Money, jewelry, silverware, negotiable papers and like valuables, liquids, fragile or equipment, and will not be respons'ble for any delay or other deviation from conditions perishable articles, radios, household goods and any article intended for others or for outlined in this time table. sale, must not be enclosed in baggage to be checked. Carriers will not be responsible for such articles. ADJUSTMENT OF FARES. Should any difference arise between yourself and the conductor, pay the fare requested, take receipt for the amount, and refer the matter to the Passengers are urged to check all baggage except that actually needed for use enroute. Passenger Traffic Manager, Denver, Colo., for adjustment. They are also urged to check baggage in advance so that it may be forwarded on a preceding train. Every effort will be made to facilitate handling of baggage but the CHILDREN under 5 years of age, free, when accompanied by parent or guardian; 5 railroad does not guarantee its forwarding on the same train with the owner nor the years of age and under 12, one-half fare; 12 years of age or over, full fare. time of its arrival at destination. Passengers may check without additional charge 150 pounds of baggage not exceeding STOPOVERS are permitted at any point enroute where trains are scheduled to stop, within limit of ticket. $100 in value on each adult ticket and 75 pounds not exceeding $50 in value on each child's half-fare ticket. Around the World or Trans-Pacific passengers may check without FREE SIDE TRIP PUEBLO TO COLORADO SPRINGS OR DENVER AND RETURN. additional charge 350 pounds not exceeding $100 in value on each adult ticket and Side trip tickets will be furnished upon application, westbound to Mo. Pac, conductor or 175 pounds not exceeding $50 in value on each child's half-fare ticket. eastbound to D. & R. G. W. conductor into Pueblo, to holders of tickets reading over the Each Passenger has the privilege of declaring a higher value than the free allowance Mo. Pac., sold at stations east of and including Geneseo, Kan., destined to Salt Lake City, on his baggage at time of checking. A nominal charge will be made for each $100, or Utah, or points beyond, or the reverse. The side trip coupons may also be included in fraction thereof, declared in excess of the free allowance. The value of baggage checked original ticket at the time of purchase or secured upon presentation of the through tickets on one ticket is limited to $2,500. No single piece of baggage exceeding 300 pounds within their limits to UNION DEPOT TICKET AGENT IN PUEBLO, COLO. in weight, 72 inches in greatest dimension, or $2,500 in value, will be accepted. FREE SIDE TRIP SALT LAKE CITY TO OGDEN AND RETURN. Available to holders Bicycles, baby carriages, guns (not small firearms), and similar articles enumerates of all classes of tickets sold at Denver, Colorado Springs or Pueblo, Colorado, and points in the tariff, when used in connection with the journey, may be checked and includes east, north or south thereof to destinations beyond Salt Lake City, Utah, via Western in weight and value of passenger's baggage. The maximum liability on such articles is Pacific Railroad and to destinations beyond Lynndyl, Utah, via U. P. R. R. or the deemed by the carriers to be not in excess of $25 unless a higher value is separately reverse. This side trip from Salt Lake City, Utah, to Ogden, Utah, and return via declared and paid for at time of checking, on each shipment of such articles for each D. & R. G. W., may be included in through ticket at time of sale, or furnished by $100, or fraction thereof, of additional value declared. D. & R. G. W. agent at Salt Lake City, without additional charge. Each piece of baggage should be marked or tagged with passenger's name and address FREE SIDE TRIP DENVER TO COLORADO SPRINGS AND RETURN. Arrangements and the passenger's name and permanent address should be placed inside of each piece are in effect whereby passengers may obtaie free side trips Denver to Colorado Springs of baggage whether it is checked or carried on the train. and return on certain tickets without additional charge. Side trip tickets may be included Storage charges will be assessed on baggage not claimed within 24 hours after its in original ticket, or obtained upon presentation of through round-trip excursion ticket, arrival at destination. within limit, at Denver Union Station, or any C. B. & Q., C. R. I. & P. or U. P. ticket office at Denver. Dogs and other household pets may be checked in baggage service subject to tariff rules. Dogs may be checked on leash when securely muzzled and provided with close CHOICE OF ROUTES. Tickets reading via D. & R. G. W. between Denver, Colorado fitting harness or collar, but should be in crates or other suitable containers, and claimed Springs or Pueblo and Salt Lake City or Ogden will be honored either via Canon City and immediately upon arrival at destination. Carriers do not assume obligation to store Or the Royal Gorge or via the Moffat Tunnel Route (Dotsero Cut-off), except as otherwise care for dogs at stations. Passengers must attend to feeding and watering dogs enroute provided by tariff. and at stations. Passengers should inform themselves regarding quarantine regulations DENVER & RIO GRANDE WESTERN RAIL TICKETS GOOD OPTIONALLY ON BUSES before checking dogs or other animals. When handled on trains without train baggage- OF RIO GRANDE MOTOR WAY, INC. Tickets good for passage over the Denver & Rio men, they will be moved only at owner's risk. Small dogs and other animals, when in Grande Western rail lines between any two points between which the Rio Grande Motor baskets or other containers may be taken into private room accommodations of Way, Inc., furnishes motor bus service will be honored on motor buses with some excep- sleeping cars. tions. Consult agent. Baggage checked to a station having no agent must be called for at the baggage car by owner upon reaching such station and dupicate checks surrendered to train baggage- BEFORE BOARDING TRAINS ask the ticket agent, brakeman, or conductor whether the man; otherwise baggage will be carried to first station beyond, where there is an agent. train stops at the station to which you may be ticketed. There are stations at which some Parcel rooms and parcel checking lockers are maintained in station waiting rooms at trains do not stop. all important points. STOPPING TRAINS ON SIGNAL. Where trains are scheduled to stop only on signal, LOST ARTICLES. Agents will assist in the recovery of lost articles. Passengers passengers on trains must give advance notice to conductor, and persons intending to board trains must advise agent to that effect, in order that necessary arrangement may should not only give full description of the property, but should state date of loss, be perfected. number of train and whether left in coach or Pullman car. All lost articles found in coaches on this line are forwarded to J. H. Tanner, Manager of Mail, Baggage and TICKET HONORING. All classes of tickets will be honored on all trains. EXCEPTION: Express Traffic, Denver, Colo., and those found in sleeping cars are forwarded to The Drovers tickets will be honored on all trains to regular or flag stops (not conditional Pullman Co. Address the District Superintendent, The Pullman Company, at Denver, Colo., stops) except that Train No. 1 will stop at any station west of Pueblo where conditional or Salt Lake City, Utah. No responsibility is assumed for unchecked articles left in stops are authorized, to discharge passengers holding drovers tickets. stations or cars. Looking for a New Industrial Location? Complete information on industrial needs, mineral resources and opportunities in Colorado and Utah is available through the Rio Grande's Department of Industrial Development to any business or industry contemplating expansion or seeking new locations for manufacturing plants, branches and distribution agencies. All inquiries handled con- fidentially. Inquiries or wires should be addressed to— E. L. Beardsley Director of Industrial Development Denver & Rio Grande Western Railroad 1531 Stout Street — Denver 2, Colorado

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PASSENGER AND FREIGHT REPRESENTATIVES Call, phone or write our nearest representative for information regarding fares, sleeping car reservations, connections or our descriptive literature. They will gladly assist you in every possible way with your travel and shipping problems.' •

ALAMOSA, COLO.—Rio Grande Freight Depot—Phone 210 DETROIT 2, MICH.-8-268 General Motors Bldg.— PORTLAND 4, ORE.-417 Pacific Bldg. R. W. CLARK, District Freight & Passenger Agent. 3044 West Grand Blvd.—Trinity 5-3025 520 S. W. Yamhill St.—Beacon 6104 J. M. HIGGINS, General Agent. W. M. KIRKPATRICK, General Agent. ATLANTA 3, GA.-1521 Healey Bldg.— W. A. SIEBERT, Traveling Freight & Passenger Agent J. T. HULL, Traveling Freight & Passenger Agent. 57 Forsyth St. N. W.—Lamar 4831 R. L. MOORE, Traveling Freight & Passenger Agent. N. W. VORPAHL, Traveling Freight & Passenger Agent. R. E. KNIGHT, General Agent. FRESNO 1, CAL.-207 T. W. Patterson Bldg.— PROVO, UTAH—Rio Grande Freight Depot BOSTON 16, MASS.-411 Little Bldg.— 2014 Tulare St.—Phone 4-3290 6th South and 3rd West—Phone 240 80 Boylston St.—Liberty 2-9891 M. E. PYEATT, General Agent. S. D. BURNSIDE, District Freight & Passenger Agent. H. J. STAGG, Traffic Representative. C. O. TOBIAS, General Agent. GRAND JUNCTION, COLD.— Rio Grande Freight Depot—Phone 3021 PUEBLO, COLO.—Suite 227 Central Bldg.— CHICAGO 3, ILL—Suite 2307 Bankers Building- W. J. MOORE, General Agent. 120 N. Main St.—Phones 5510, 6842 105 West Adams St.—Randolph 7445 J. M. JENSEN, Assistant Traffic Manager. J. B. WILLIAMS, Assistant Traffic Manager. KANSAS CITY 6, MO.-524 Railway Exchange Bldg. 705 Walnut St.—Victor 5520 E. W. SANFORD, District Freight & Passenger Agent. R. W. HANSEN, Commercial Agent. W. M. LEWIS, Traveling Freight & Passenger Agent. W. H. MESTER, Acting District Passenger Agent. W. D. FERNALD, General Agent. RENO, NEV.-98 Sunnyside Drive— E. J. CERNY, City Ticket Agent. J. W. SAMPLE, Traveling Freight & Passenger Agent. Phone 2-1373 J. A. BURKE, Perishable Freight Agent. J. D. KEY, Traveling Freight & Passenger Agent. J. B. HUNTER, General Agent. B. F. GALLAGHER, Traveling Freight & Passenger Agent. LOS ANGELES 14, CAL.-724 Pacific Mutual Bldg. C. W. CAMPBELL, Traveling Freight & Passenger Agent. SACRAMENTO 14, CAL.-926 Fortun Bldg. E. S. MORGAN, Traveling Freight & Passenger Agent. 523 West 6th St.—Trinity 0703 1107 Ninth Street—Phone 4-4432 S. E. DAVIS, City Freight Agent. A. R. ANDERSON, General Agent. H. I. SCOFIELD, General Agent D. J. LEWIS, City Freight Agent. O. V. HOWARD, District Passenger Agent. C. B. LOWRY, Traveling Freight & Passenger Agent. M. L. COLBY, City Freight Agent. G. L. NICOLIN, Perishable Freight Agent. ST. LOUIS 3, MO.— H. E. HOPE, City Freight Agent. 1218 Olive St., Suite 1210—Garfield 3670 CINCINNATI 2, OH10-608 Gwynne Bldg.— H. B. NEETZ, City Freight Agent. H. A. ROBERTSON, Assistant Traffic Manager. 6th & Main Sts.-Parkway 3212 MINNEAPOLIS 2, MINN.-360 Rand Tower F. D. LUCAS, District Freight & Passenger Agent. A. C. DICK, General Agent. H. A. DEHNE, Commercial Agent E. H. NELSON, Traveling Freight & Passsenger Agent. 527 Marquette Ave.—Atlantic 7888 W. M. DODDS, General Agent. J. M. SINCLAIR, Traveling Freight & Passenger Agent. CLEVELAND 13, OH10-509 Terminal Tower Building- SALT LAKE CITY 1, UTAH- 50 Public Square—Cherry 7386 NEW YORK 18, N. Y.-500 Fifth Ave., Room 220. 24 South Main Street—Phone 4-6551 S. E. MULLIKIN, General Agent. Chickering 4-7515 H. J. RIGGERT, Assistant Traffic Manager. A. S. EATON, District Freight & Passenger Agent. V. A. FARRELL, Assistant Traffic Manager. D. P. HEINER, General Agent, Passenger Dept. W. C. RUBIEN, District Passenger Agent. R. S. LAWRENCE, General Agent, Freight Dept. COLORADO SPRINGS, COLO.— T. V. SIMMONS, City Passenger Agent. J. M. ALDRICH, Commercial Agent. Suite 317 Exchange National Bank Bldg.— G. L. KENNY, Commercial Agent. G. W. BUN NER, City Passenger Agent. 6 South Tejon St.—Main 2884 C. J. DOBOL, Perishable Freight Agent. F. J. MANGAN, City Ticket Agent. E. D. MORRISON, General Agent. J. W. WESTLAKE, Traveling Freight & Passenger Agent J. L. HILL, Traveling Freight Agent. H. L. JOHNSON, District Freight & Passenger Agent. J. J. O'DONNELL, Traveling Freight & Passenger Agent CECIL PEARSON, City Freight Agent. E. K. YAEGER, City Freight Agent. B. H. OCKEY, City Freight Agent. CRAIG, COLO.—Rio Grande Freight Depot—Phone 340 W. B. HARAHAN, City Freight Agent. B. F. MOORE, District Freight & Passenger Agent. WILLARD RICHARDS, Special Traffic Representative. OAKLAND 12, CAL.-514 Central Bank Bldg.— SAN FRANCISCO 5, CAL-291 Monadnock Bldg.— DALLAS 1, TEXAS-607 Great National Life Building- 14th & Broadway—Glencourt 1-4925 681 Market St.—Garfield 1-2688 1604 Main St.—Phone Central 6322 R. E. DAVIS, General Agent. J. K. SPEIGHT, General Agent. J. B. LATIMER, General Agent. W. B. WAGNER, City Freight Agent. F. L. WAGNER, District Passenger Agent. T. J. BACON, District Freight & Passenger Agent. OGDEN, UTAH—Rio Grande Freight Depot R. G. DeGU!RE, City Passenger Agent. DENVER 2, COLD.— 130 24th Street—Phone 4416 M. E. CHASE, Commercial Agent. City Ticket Office C. F. MOULTON, General Agent. M. W. WELDON, Commercial Agent. C. R. LENNIG, Traveling Freight & Passenger Agent. Rio Grande Bldg.-1531 Stout St.—Tabor 1162 OMAHA 2, NE13.— H. M. COX, General Agent, Passenger Department. C. A. TEUTSCHEL, Traveling Freight & Passenger Agent. C. E. SPECHT, City Ticket Agent. 313 Grain Exch. Bldg., 19th & Harney—Jackson 5100 G. A. CRONIN, City Freight Agent. B. E. GREGORY, JR., City Passenger Agent. S. L. LOCKWOOD, General Agent. J. McMILLEN, City Freight Agent. O. C. DAVIS, Traveling Passenger Agent. R. G. SCHWARTZ, Traveling Freight & Passenger Agent F. B. GOOD, City Freight Agent. C. G. McKAY, Depot Passenger Agent. O. F. WAGNER, Traveling Freight & Passenger Agent H. H. HILL, City Freight Agent. T. D. JOHNSON, Depot Passenger Agent. E. W. DeJONG, Traveling Freight & Passenger Agent. SEATTLE 1, WASH.-552 White-Henry-Stuart Bldg. E. K. WEST, General Agent, Freight Dept. 4th & University—Eliot 8482 PITTSBURGH 22, PA.-1410 Oliver Bldg. P. O. SPURGEON, Commercial Agent C. M. WILDT, City Freight Agent. 535 Smithfield St.—Atlantic 2766 A. L. BURSON, City Freight Agent. WASHINGTON 5, 0. C.-535 Shoreham Bldg. A. D. COX, City Freight Agent. U. E. LLOYD, General Agent. 15th & H Stn. N. W.—Executive 0373 H. C. McVEAN, Traffic Representative. F. E. HILL, Traveling Freight & Passenger Agent. J. L. HENNING, General Agent. D. J. IZETT, Livestock Agent. T. J. NOLAN, Travelino Freight & Passenger Agent. P. P. MAGUIRE, Traveling Freight & Passenger Agent.

F. C. HOGUE, Vice President—Traffic, Denver, Colo. O. J. GRIMES, Assistant General Traffic Manager, Denver, Colo. H. F. ENO W. M. CAREY T. K. EARLEY Passenger Traffic Manager General Freight Traffic Manager Assistant Freight Traffic Manager Denver, Colo. Denver, Colo. Denver, Colo. C. J. DOMBROW F. J. TONER Q. A. KELLOGG Assistant Passenger Traffic Manager Freight Traffic Manager Assistant Freight Traffic Manager Denver, Colo. Denver, Colo. Denver, Colo. P. K. YONGE G. C. CLEGG H. F. BURNAUGH Director of Agriculture Eastern Traffic Manager Assistant Freight Traffic Manager Denver, Colo. Chicago. Denver, Colo. E. L. BEARDSLEY C. J. HARBEKE A. A. BOLTON Director of Industrial Development Western Traffic Manager Assistant Freight Traffic Manager Denver, Colo. San Francisco, Cal. San Francisco, Cal.

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