DENVER &RIO GRANDE WESTERNRAILROAD -

ISSUED MAY 30, 1948

T I M E T A B L E S

DENVER & RIO GRANDE WESTERNRAILROAD

THRU THE ROCKIES-NOT AROUND THEM1ISSUED MAY 30, 1948

-Rio-Gra/RyeD E N V E R et R I O G R A N D E W E S T E R N R A I L R O A D

INDEX T O S TAT I O N S

WESTBOUND EASTBOUNDLv. New Yo r k C i t y 5 4 5 P M 3 : 4 5 P M (EST) Iv. San Francisco (Western Pacific) 6:00 P M ( P S T )

(Penn) ( N . Y . C . ) Ar. Salt Lake C i t y 7:30 P M ( M S T )Ar. Chicago 9-45 AM 7 : 4 0 AM (CST) Lv. Salt Lake Ci ty (Rio Grande) 8:00 P M ( M S T )I,v. Chicago (Burlington) 1:30 PM (CST) Ar. Denver 11:50 AM (MST)Ar. Denver 8:20AM (MST) Lv. Denver (Bur l ing ton) 1:00 PM (MST)Lv. Denver (R io Grande) 9:00 A M ( M S T ) At-. Chicago 9:45 A M ( C S T )At% Salt Lake Ci ty 11:45 PM (MST) Lv. Chicago 1 : 3 0 P M 1:30 P M ( C S T )Lv•Ar.

Salt Lake City (Western Pacific)San Francisco

11:59 PM (MST)9:05 P M (PST) • Ar.

(Penn)New Yo r k C i t y 7 : 2 0 A M

(N .Y.C . )7:05 AM ( E S T )T )

T A I L S NO.Acequia, Co1o. IAlamcsa, Colo. 4Allison, Colo. 4Almont, Colo 3American Fork, UtahI , 2 , 6Antonito, Colo. 4Arboles, Colo. 4Aurora, U t a h . . . . . . . . . . . 6Austin, Colo 3Avon. Colo I

Bear River, Cob o 5Belden, Colo. IBlanca, Colo. 4Bond, Colo 2Bridgeport, Colo. 2Brookston, Colo. 5Brown Canon, C o l o IBuena Vista, Colo IBurnham, Colo. IBurns, Colo 2Buttes, Colo I

Cameo, Colo 1 . 2Canon City, Colo 1 , 3Cary Ranch, COLO 5Castilla, Utah 1 , 2Castle Gate, Utah I , 2Castle Rock, Colo ICedarwood, Colo 4Chaina, N. M 4Cimarron, Coin. 3Chico, Utah I . 2Clearfield. Utah I

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TABLE N O .Clifton, Colo I 2Colorado Springs, Colo.

I , 3 ,4Colton, Utah 1 , 2Concrete, Colo ICotopaxi, Colo. 1Craig, Colo 5Creede, Colo 4Crescent, Colo 5Crested Butte, C o l o . -Cumbres, Colo 4

DeBeque, Colo. 1 , 2Dell, Colo 2Del Norte, Colo. 4Delta, Colo. 2 , 3Denver, Colo.

I , 2 , 3 , 4 , 5Dotaero, Colo. I , 2Drowsy Water, Colo... 5Duke, N. M. 4Durango, Colo k

Eagle, ColoEast Portal, ColoEden, ColoEgeria, ColoElkdale, ColoElsinore, UtahEnglewood, ColoEphraim, Utah

12,5

556

6

Fairview. UtahFarmington, -UtahFlorence, Colo 1 , 3Fort Garland, Colo.. 4

TA B L E N O .Fountain, Colo.Fraser, Colo 5Fruits, Colo L 2

Gann, Colo IGate, Colo 4Geneva, Utah 1 , 2Gilluly, Utah 1 , 2Glen, Colo 2Glenwood Springs, Colo

I , '2Gore, Coo 5Granby, Coo 2 , 5Grand Junction, Coln.

I 2, 3Grand Valley, Colo. . 1 . 2Greenland, Colo IGreen River, Utah 1 , 2Gunnison, Colo 3Gunnison, Utah 6Gypsum, Coo I

Hayden. Colo 5Haybro, Colo 5Helper, Utah 1 , 2Henkel, Colo. 1Hobson, Colo 1Hotchidss. Colo 3Hot Sulphur Springi,Colo.5Howard. Colo. IHosted, Colo. I

Ignacio. Colo 4

Jack's Cabin, Colo 3Joseph. Utah 6

TRANSCONTINENTAL P U L L M A N S E RV I C EBetween N E W Y O R K and S A N FRANCISCO

Via NEW YORK CENTRAL AND PENNSYLVANIA on Alternate Days East of ChicagoThence

CHICAGO, BURLINGTON & QUINCY, DENVER & RIO GRANDE WESTERN, WESTERN PACIFICBetween N e w Yo r k a n d Ch icago t h e wes tbound t h r o u g h c a r i shandled o n t h e Pennsy lvania " A D M I R A L " one d a y a n d o n t h eNew Yo r k Centra l " C O M M O D O R E V A N D E R B I L T " t h e nex tday; t h e eastbound t h r o u g h c a r i s hand led o n t h e Pennsy lvan ia" A D M I R A L " one day and on the New Yo r k Cent ra l " A D V A N C EC O M M O D O R E V A N D E R B I L T " t h e n e x t d a y - a l t e r n a t i n g b e -S C H E D U L E

Via New Yo r k Central , car leaves New Yo r k and San Franciscoeven dates du r i ng June a n d J u l y, o d d dates d u r i n g Augus t , a n deven dates dur ing September, 1948.

TA B L E NO.KaYeville, Utah 1Kremmling, Colo 5Kyune, Utah I , 2

Lacy, Colo. 1 , 2La Jars, Colo. 4Larkspur, Colo. ILaacar, Colo. 4La Veta, Colo 4Layton, Utah ILeadville, Colo. ILehi, Utah. . - 1 , 2 , 6Leyden Jet., Col 5Littleton, Colo. ILoma, Colo. I . 2Louviera, Colo. ILumberton, N. M 4

Mack, Colo.. . 1 , 2Malta, Colo. IManti, Utah 6MarneL Colo 4Marysvale, Utah 6McCoy, Colo 5Mesa, Utah. IMidvale, Utah . 1 , 2 , 6Milner, Colo..Minnequa, Colo. 4Minturn, Colo. IMonero, N. M. 4Monte Vista, Colo 4Montroee, Colo 2 , 3Monument, Colo IMounds, Utah I , 2Mt. Harris, Colo 5Mt. Pleasant, Utah 6

DATES OF

TABLE N O .Murray, Utah t , 2

Nash, Utah I , 2Nathrop, Colo 1New Castle, Colo 1 , 2Niche, Cob o 2North Salt Lake, U t a h 1

Oak Creek, Colo 5O a k H i l l s , C 0 1 0 5Ogden, Utah 1Olathe, Colo. 2 , 3OliVerB, Utah I , 2Orestod, Colo 2 , 5Osier, Colo 4Ouray„ Colo 3

Palisade, Colo. I 2Palmer Lake, Colo IPando, Colo IPaonia, Colo 3Parkdale, Colo IParlin, Colo 3Parshall, Colo 5Phippsburg, Colo. 5Pikeview, Colo. 1Pine Cliff, Colo 5Pinon, Colo IPlainview, Colo 5Pleasanton, Colo. IPortland. Colo IPrice, Utah I 2Provo, Utah I , 2, 6Pueblo, Colo I , 3, 4

Radium, Colo 5Ralston, Colo. 5

TA B L E N O .Range, Colo 2Red Cliff, Colo IRichfield, Utah 6Ridgeway, Colo. 3Rifle, Colo I , 2Riverside, Colo IRiverton, Utah I , 2Rockwood, Colo 4Rollinsville, Colo 5Romeo, Coto 4Roper, Utah I , 2Royal Gorge, Colo. IRoy, Utah I

Salida, Colo I 3Salina, Utah 6Salt Lake City, Utah

1 , 2 , 6Sandy, Colo 4Sapinero, Colo 3Sargent, Colo 3Scenic, Utah ISedalia, Coo ISevier, Utah 6Shoshone, Colo I 2Sidney, COIO 5Sigurd, Utah 6Silt, Colo. 1 , 2Silverton, Colo 4Soldier Summit, Utah .1 ,2Somerset, Coln 3South Fork, Colo 4Spring City, Utah 6Springville, Utah.....1, 2,6State Bridge, Colo. 5Steamboat Springs COo. 5Sterling, Utah.. f

TA B L E N OSublette, N. M 4Swallows, ColoSweetwater, Colo 2Sylvan, Colo 2

Tabernash, Colo 5Tennessee Pass, O s l o ITexas Creek, Colo. IThistle, Utah I , 2,6Thompson, Utah I 2Tolland, Colo 5Toltec, Colo 4Toponas, Colo. 5

Una, Colo 1 , 2Utah Ry Jet., Utah I , 2

Value, ColoVolcano, Colo.

Wagon Wheel Gap, Colo. 4Walsenburg, Colo. 4Wellington, Utah I , 2Westwater, Utah I 2Whitewater. Coln. 2Winter Park, Colo... 2 , 5Wolcott, Colo IWolhurst, Colo IWoods Cross, Utah IWoodside, Utah I 2

Yale, Colo. IYampa, Colo. 5

Zuni. Colo 5

tween these t w o ra i l roads. B e t w e e n Chicago a n d S a n Franc iscothe t h rough ca r moves o n t h e " E X P O S I T I O N F L Y E R " v i a t h eC. B . 86 Q. between Ch icago a n d D e n v e r, D . 86 R . G . W . v i a theMoffa t Tunne l route between Denver and Salt Lake C i t y, and W. P.between S a l t L a k e C i t y a n d San Francisco.

OPERATIONVia Pennsy lvan ia Ra i l r oad , c a r leaves N e w Y o r k a n d S a n

Francisco odd dates dur ing June and July, even dates during August ,! a n d o d d dates du r i ng September, 1948.

ST. LOUIS - KANSAS C I T Y - WICHITA - PUEBLO - DENVERSALT LAKE C I T Y S A N FRANCISCO

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TheRoyalGorge

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TheColorado

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(Central Standard Time)00 Pii 1 50PIA Lv St. Louis, Me A r 4 0055 12 01 PI05" 4 10" Lv Jefferson City, Mo L v 12 35 " 9 45 Am00" 7 30" Ar Kansas City, Mo L i , 9 00AM 7 01"10 " 8 00 " Lv Kansas City, Mo A r 8 10" 6 40"

1 1 3 " 9 10 " Lv Osawatomie, Kan L v 6 27" 5 22 ":1 3 8 9 34 " Lv Ottawa, Kan L v 5 59 " 4 53"

10 23 " Lv Osage City, Kan L v 5 14 " :4 1 5 "11 48 PM 11 1 5 " Lir Council Grove, Kan.. L v 4 11 " 3 33"12 14Am 11 4 9 " Lv Herinaton, Kan L v 3 34 " 3 07 "

1 2 30All Lv Gypsum, Ran L v 2 45 "1 2 0 " Li, Salina, Ran L v 2 18"

9 30 9 30Pil Lv Wichita, Ran A r 6 15Am 6 15 ite1 32 AN 2 58 Ai Lv Geneseo, Kan L v 12 50Ail 1 51AM2 07" 4 00 " Ar Hoisington, Ran L v 12 01" 1 1 2 "

(Mountain Standard Time)1 15(0 3 22mi Lv Hoisington, Ran. A r 10 4655 12 02Am

:4 46 " 9 07 " Lv Eads, Colo L v 6 00 " 8 31 PI:5 35 " 10 11 " Ly Sugar City, Colo. L v :7 41 "5 43" 10 22" Lir Ordway, Colo L v 4 4555 7 35"6 45" 11 3 5 " kr Pueblo, Colo. .... L v 3 50 " 6 50 "

4 2 Denver & Rio Grande Western 1 3

(Seetablelfordetalledschedules)6 55 mi 3 3055 Lv Pueblo, Colo. A r 11 45Mi 6 40 Fil7 45" 4 35" 1,v Colorado Springs, Colo Lv 10 47" 5 50 "9 25 " 6 30" kr Denver, Colo L v 8 50" .4 10 "

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1 2 0555 Li, Pueblo, Coin. A r 3 10Pm1 2 8 " Ar Royal Gorge, Colo L v 1 5 6 "

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7 30 " Ar Salt Lake City, Utah.. . L v 8 50"

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(Mountain Standard Time)8 50Am Lv Salt Lake City, Utah... A r 10 10

(Pacific Standard Time)1 0 50511 Lv Wendover, Utah L v 6 05m12 2 5 PM 1,v Elko, Nev L v 2 40 "5 3 5 " 1,v Winnemucca, Nev L v 11 55557 4 2 " Lv Gerlach, Nev L v1 0 4 5 " Lv Portola, Calif L v 6 5555

(Feather River Canon)3 05All Lv-Oroville, Calif L v 2 353 4 0 " Lv Marysville, Calif. L v 1 5 0 "4 4 0 " Lv Sacramento, Calif L v 12 55 "5 5 5 " Ly Stockton, Calif L v 11 45mi8 1 5 " Ar Oakland, Calif L v 9 10 "

(3rd & Washington Ste.)8.35All Ar Oakland Pier, Calif L v 8 5 5 5 .9 15 " Ar San Francisco, Calif.. . LA 8 25 "

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CONDENSED TRANSCONTINENTAL SCHEDULES

R O YA L G O R G E R O U T E

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.

CHICAGO - OMAHA - DENVER - SALT LAKE CITYSAN FRANCISCO

B U R L I N G T O N — R I O G R A N D E W E S T E R N P A C I F I C

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1 M O F F A T T U N N E L R O U T E

SEE PAGE 4 FOR EQUIPMENTExposition E x p o s i t i o n

Flyer F l y e r

Lv New York, N. Y A rAr Chicago, Il l L v

(See Note)

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NOTE:—New York-San Francisco sleeping car on Exposition Flyer operates betweenNew York and Chicago via Pennsylvania R. R. one day and New York Central R. R. the next.See Page 1.

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EQUIPMENT: WESTBOUNDNo. 1 - T h e Royal Gorge

"Observation-Lounge Car:'Standard Sleepers:

St. Lou is to San Francisco (153) 10Sec. 1 DR. 2 Compt., via M P 15-DALROW 1-WI ' 1.

Denver to San Francisco (D-23) 12See. 1 DR., via a k l I G N V 1 -WI ' 1.

Denver to Ogden (D-22) 10 Sec. 1DR. 2 Compt.

* To u r i s t S leeper :St. Louis to San Francisco, (MP) 16

Sec.,via M P 15-D&RGW 1-WP I .*Cha i r Cars:

St. Lou is to San Francisco, v ia M P15-D&RGW 1-WP 1.

Denver to Ogden." D i n e r (Service a l a car te a n d tab le

d'hote).No. 3 - T h e Colorado Eagle

(Streamlined-Diesel Power)" D i n e r - L o u n g e (Servicea l a carteand

table d'hote).'S tandard Sleepers:

Denver to St. Louis (31) (32) 6 See.4 D b l . Bedrooms, 6 Roomettes,via D r i l I G W 3 -MP 12.

Denver to Wichi ta (34) 8 Sec. 1 DR.3 Db l . Bedrooms, v i a D a t R O W3-1MP 12-412.

"Chair C a r s - D e n v e r t o S t . Louis,via D&R(11,V 3 -MP 12.

Train No. 15"Standard S l e e p e r - D e n v e r t o A l a -

mosa (14) 12 Sec. I DR."Chai r Car -Denver to Alatnoaa.

Coaches-Alamosa-Durango-Silverton.(See Table No. 4)Train No. 11

Coach-Marysvale to Salt, Lake City.• A i r Conditioned.

EQUIPMENT: EASTBOUNDNo. 2 - T h e Royal Gorge

"Observation-Lounge Car:"Standard Sleepers:

San Francisco t o S t . Louis (Vv'-21)10 Sec. 1 DR. 2 Compt., via W P2-D&RGW 2 - M P 16.

San Franc isco t o D e n v e r (W-22)12 Sec.! DR., via W P 2-D&RGW 2.

Ogden t o Denver ( D - 1 0 ) 1 0 Sec.1 D R . 2 Compt.

*Tour ist S l e e p e r - S a n Francisco t oSt. Louis, (WA) 10 See., via WP2-D&RGW 2-MP 16.

"Chair Cars:San Francisco to St. Louis, v ia W P

2-D&ROW 2-MP-16.Ogden t o Denver.

" D i n e r (Service a l a car te and tab led'hote).

No. 4 - T h e Colorado Eagle(Streanilined-Diesel Power)

•Diner-Lounge (Service a Is carte andtable Whore).

"Standard Sleepers:St. Louis to Denver (111) (112) 6

See. 4 Dbl . Bedrooms, 6 Room-ettes, v ia S I P 11 - D & R G W 4.

Wichita t o Denver (114) 8 Sec. 1DR. 3 D b l . Bedrooms, v i a N I P411-11-DSERGW 4.

" C h a i r C a r s - S t . Louis to Denver, viaM P 11 - D k R O W 4.

Train No. 16"Standard Sleeper-Alarnosa to Den-

vet' (14) 12 Sec. I DR.+Chair Car-Alamosa to Denver.

Coaches-Sliverton-Durango-Alamosa.(See Table No. 4)Train No. 12

C o a c h - S a l t Lalo- C i ty to Marysvale.

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E R i v e r C o nAr B:rlde en a n A rAr Minturn L vLv Mintum A rAr Avon A rAr Wolcott A rAr Eagle A tAr Gypsum A rAr DOTSERO A rAr Shoshone A r

Canon o f ( 'do. RiverAr Glenwood Sags.). L vLv Glenwood Springs ArAr New Castle A rAr Slit A rAr Rifle A rAr lacy A rAr Grand Valley A rAr Una A rAr DeBeque A tkr Cameo A rkr Palisade A rkr Clifton A rAr GRAND 11117C.t Lv

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See pate 4 for ex donation of references.

Daily bus service is available between Glenwood Springs and Aspenvia Glenwood-Aspen Stages.

PAGE 3 - - TA B L E

Table 3

READ D O W N

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* 8 50Att1 0 4 7 "1 1 4 5 "

No.15

* 7 30Pli9 45"

10 50"

Bus

1 2 05P1' 1 2 3 0 kit1 2 5 2 " • 2 1 3 "

1 1 4 " • 2 33 "3 0 0 " ' 3 5 5 "

Bus B u s

' 4 30PSA 4 05A11

' 6 35 r1A 6 05ASA 7 1 0 " 6 3 5 "

A . 6 1 5 ' i ' 8 40,saA 9 2 5 " A 8 5 0 "A 9 4 2 " ' 9 0 7 "A 1 0 0 0 " A 9 2 5 "A l l 0 5 " ' 1 0 30AS

# 7 15As81030As7 4 5 " t i t 0 5 "1 8 0 0 " t l l 2 5 "# 8 3 0 " : 1 1 5 5 "

'10 lOisAl l 0 0 "Al l 20 "

A 5 35re' 9 30015 5 1 " ' 9 4 8 "A 6 2 5 " ' 1 0 3 3 "

' 6 50" A l l 0 5 ". 1 1 5 5 "

Miles

0.074 9

119.4

119 4151 9160 0215.1

215.1257.2276,8288.6288.6314.0329.0351.5351.5362.272.824,2

288,6209.4304 7316.3

351.5377.1387.4

372 8380 8397 8405 9415 3

STATIONS

Lv DENVER A rL v C O L O R A D O S P R I N G S ATAr PUEBLO L v

Ly PUEBLO A rLv FLORENCE I ALy Canon City A rAr Salida L v

Lv SALIDALy SargentAt PerlinAr GunnisonLv GunnisonAr SapineroAr CimarronAr MONTROSELv MONTROSEAr OlatheAr DeltaA r G R A N D J U N C T I O N .

1,v GUNNISONLy MmontLy Jacks CabinAr Crested Butte

ArArLvLyArLeArLvArLvI vLy

AtLvLvLy

Lv MONTROSE A rLv Ridgway A rAr OURAY L v

Ly DELTA A rLy Austin L vAr HOTCHKISS L vAr PAONIA L vAr SOMERSET I v

No.1

D E N V E R , C O L O R A D O S P R I N G S . P U E B L O ,G U N N I S O N . M O N T R O S E AND G R A N D J U N C T I O N

+ A i r Conditioned.

PAGE 8 - T A B L E S 3 A N D 4

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705084777952768376837255690558115811536549804583

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No.16

* 7 154115 00 "3 50"

Bus

' 1 50m•12 47"Al2 27 "All 0555

Bus

'10 5555

' 8 55P11A 8 25"

.f .' 6 20PitA 6 10"' 5 52"• 5 35"A 4 30 "

t 5 05niiy 4 35"y 4 15"2 3 45"

' 8 25511A 7 33"' 7 15"

4980 A 3 155ii5070 ' 2 59 "5360 ' 2 29"5694 ' 2 05"6085 ' 1 1 5 "

READ U P

Bus

Al 2 35

A10 35MA10 25"

A 8 254s' 8 10"' 7 52"A 7 35"A 6 30As

0 9 50As1 9 20"0 9 05 "1 8 35"

A 7 305,• 7 14"A 6 44"A 6 20"

REFERENCE NOTES TABLES 3 AND 4* Daily. I Stops on flag. A Daily bus service via Rio Grande Trailways.t Daily except Sunday bus service via Rio Grande Trailways. l j Meal Station.

Heavy figures P. M. L i g h t figures A. M.0 Sunday only bus service via Rio Grande Trailways.11 Tuesday, Thursday and Saturday, effective June 22, 1948 for Summer Season.

EQUIPMENT-TABLES 3 AND 4

Train No. 1 - T h e Royal Gorge+Obse rva t i on -Lounge Car :+ S t a n d a r d Sleepers:+ C h a i r Cars:+ D i n e r :

Denver to Salida.

Tra in 15-115-2.51+ S t a n d a r d S l e e p e r - D e n v e r to Alamosa (14), 12 Sec. I DR.+ C h a i r C a r - D e n v e r to Alamosa.

Coach-Alamosa-Durango.Par lo r Car ( D i n e t t e Service) AMMOSI to Durango (Rai l road-owned).

Tra in 216-116-16+ S t a n d a r d S leeper -A lamosa to Denver (14), 12 Sec. 1 D R .+ C h a i r C a r - A l a m o s a to Denver.

Coach-Durango-Alm-nom.l ' a r l o r C a r ( D i n e t t e Serv ice) Durango t o Alamosa (Railroad-owned).

Trains 461 and 462The Silverton

(Tuesday, Thursday and Saturday during summer season)Si lver V is ta Observa t ion Car :Coach:

Between Durango and Silyerton.

LOCAL SERVICE

........

D E N V E R , C O L O R A D O S P R I N G S . P U E B L O ,W A L S E N B U R G , A L A M O S A . D U R A N G O ,

C R E E D E A N D S 1 L V E R T O NV I A L A V E T A P A S S

READ D O W N

Bus

30wi

Bus

z

' 6 40PS A 7 30AsA 7 15" A 8 05"• 7 37" • 8 27"' 8 4 7 "

• 3 3055

A 5 40PN

No.15-115-

215

* 7 30P11 0 . 09 45" 7 4 9

1050" 119.4

*11 2555 119,4f i t 3 7 " 121.4

.1340f. 1 4 2 . 7

153.8.f . 6 4 . 51 00141175.0

1 00As 175 01 40 " 1903.I 4 5 " 190.33 40" 227.73 55" 231.7

I 4 45" 251.77 00" 251,77 30" 266 27 45" 273.38 05" 280,38 05" 280 3

f 9 09" 306.19 22 " 310.59 45" 318.4

10 20 " 330.611 1 0 " 344.1I I 1 5 " 344.1

59" 363.512 18f1 369.612 27" 373.31 2 1 " 390.41 5 6 " 403.62 15" 410 82 53" 425 74 05" 451.5

A 8 00m '251 7' 8 40" 289 0A 9 25" 282 8A10 25" 298 2A10 50 " 312_1All 3 0 " 320.7

No. 461MixedTues.,

Thurs.Saturdayor Sum-

merSeason

5 9 15As10 26"

12 40Pii

.1 MO 00mI I 45 "

Miles

451 5469 I

Can496 3

A 4 40FII6 00"

STATIONS

Ly DENVER A rL v C O L O R A D O SPRINGS A rAr PUEBLO L y

Lv PUEBLO A rAr MINNEQUA L vAr Marne! L vAr Cedarwood L vAr Lascar L vAr Sandy L vAt WALSENBURG Lv

Ly WALSENBURG...ArAr LA VETA L vLv LA VETA A rkr Fort Garland L yAr Blanca L vAr ALAMOSA L vLv ALAMOSA A rLy La Jars L yAr Romeo L yAr ANTONITO L vLy ANTONITO A rAr Sublette L vAr Toltec L vAr Osier L yAr Cumbres L vAr CRANIA L vLv CRANIA A rAr Monero L vAr Lumberton L vAr Doles L vAr Gato L yAr Arboles L vAr Allison L vAr Ignacio L vkr DURANGO L v

(Rio Grande Trailways)

Lv ALAMOSA A rLv Monte Vista L vLy Del Norte... L yLy South Fork L yLy Wagon Wheel Gap LYAr CREEDE L y

D. & R. G. W. R. A .

The Silverton

(See Note)

Ly DURANGO A rAr Rockwood L A ,on of the Rio de Las AniAr SILVERTON L v

nevadon

528059894668

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No.216-

116-16

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f.

f.12 450g

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Bus

6187 1 2 45Pg7024 1 2 15"7024 1 2 10"7936 1 0 23P117751 1 0 13"7546 9 40"7546 II 8 38"7609 7 59"7736 7 42"7888 7 25"7888 7 25"9276 f 8 1 5 "9465 6 01"9837 5 35"

10015 5 02"7863 4 05"7863 4 00"7252 1 3 04"6856 2 47"6779 2 36"6271 1 4 9 "6013 1 1 3 "6222 I12 56"6437 1 2 22"6520 11 15As A 3 30511

7548 1 0 P s7665 6 40"7880 • 6 10 "8188 A 5 15"8439 A 4 45"8844 ' 4 25"

65207367

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No. 462MixedToes,

Thurs. &Saturdayor Sum-

merSeason

5 00nit3 53"

1 4055

A 8 lOre

• 8 10PsA 7 45 "' 7 13"' 6 53"

Bus

A 3 05Ps

.12 55 PI

I T a b l e 4

All 10mA10 45".10 13 "

NOTE: T h e Silverton wi l l commence operation on this schedule effective June22, 1948, for summer season.

D U R A N G O - M E S A V E R D E N A T I O N A L P A R KV I A R I O G R A N D E T R A I L W A Y S

(June 1 to September 15, 1948)

Li, Durango A I 3 0Onskr Mesa Verde Nti .Pk Lv 1 15"

Tree Lodge)

DON'T TAKE A CHANCE!A 8 3055l

6 45"

If your t ra in should be running late, do not wa lk too far a w a yat intermediate stations, as every effort consistent w i t h safetyis made t o rega in lost t ime, a n d i n such cases stat ion stopsare frequently shorter than shown in the time table folder.

Ric-Grade

23 9M i l e s STATIONS Eleva-

tion

‘ 8 20 Pli* 9 25m 0 1.v Denver A r 5280I 8 38" 1 9 3 8 " 4 Lv Zuni L v 5211f 9 4 3 " 7 1,v Ralston L v 52581 9 5 3 " 1 2 Lv Leyden Junction Lv 5617f 9 35" DO 23" 24 Lv Plainview L v 6782D O 4 0 " 31 Lv Crescent L v 744110 19" 11 0 0 " 37 LY Pine Cliff L v 796610 33" 11 1 3 " 42 Lv Rollinsville L v 8367

flO 48 " I l l 2 5 " 47 Lv Tolland L v M O10 56" 11 32 " 50 IN East Portal L v 9197

(Moffat Tunnel)11 16 PV 11 47 al 57 Lv Winter Park L v 907611 3 2 " 11 5 9 " 62 Lv Fraser L v 856111 4 0 " 12 07P11 66 Lv Tabernash L v 8318

1 1 2 1 4 " 70 Lv Elkdale L v 815612 06m 12 30" 76 Lv Granby L v 7937

112 33" 80 Lv Drowsy Wa t e r L v 779012 30m 12 42" 86 LvHotsulphurSpgs Lv 7662

112 51m 112 52" 91 Lv Parshall L v 75891 21 " 1 11 " 103 Lv Kremmling L v 7322

1 1 1 4 " 106 Lv Gore L v 7322f 2 00As 1 4 0 " 117 Lv Radium L v 6858f 2 18" 11 5 6 " 126 Lv State Bridge L v 6728

2 35" 2 04" 129 LvOrestod L v 6710f 2 53" 2 19" 134 Lv McCoy L v 7228f 2 4 2 " 143 Lv Volcano L v 7807

f 3 02" 150 Lv Egeria L v 8123I 3 51" 3 07 " 153 Lv Toponas L v 8264

4 13" 3 26" 162 Lv Yampa L v 78824 45" 3 45 " 168 Lv Phippsburg L v 74135 05" 4 00 " 171 Lv Oak Creek L v 7397

f 5 07" I 4 02" 172 Lv Oak Hills L v 73725 16" 4 09 " 175 Lv Haybro L v 7169

I 5 30" f 4 23 " 184 Lv Sidney L v 68236 01" 4 48" 191 Lv Steamboat Spga Lv 6682

f 6 11 " 14 57 " 198 Lv Brookston L v 65296 19" 5 02 " 201 Lv Milner L v 6480

f 6 29" f 5 10" 206 Lv Bear River L v 64256 38" 5 16" 208 Lv Mt. Harris L v 84136 58" 5 30" 215 Lv Hayden L v 6328

f 7 10" f 5 38" 219 Lv Cary Ranch 1 , v 62787 45m 6 15" 231 Ar Craig L v 6174

* Daily. f Flag stop.e Leaves Denver Monday, Wednesday and Friday.k Leaves Craig Tuesday, Thursday and Saturday.

Ta b l e 5 IREAD D O W N

D E N V E R , W I N T E R P A R K . G R A N B Y .S T E A M B O A T S P R I N G S A N D C R A I G

10READ U P

24

* 2 55P11 6 20 asf 2 38"I 2 32"f 2 25"11 5 3 " 4 55"11 3 4 "

1 1 8 " 4 12"1 0 5 " 3 57 "

112 M " f 3 45"12 48 " 3 35AS

12 32P1 3 15 is12 16" 2 50"12 07" 2 40et

f l l 49•1111 4 2 " 2 10 "

I I I 3 0 "11 2 5 " 1 35m

f l l 11 " 1 1 15m1 5 5 " 1 2 55"

l l 4 8 "1 2 2 " 112 20m

f l 0 5 " f l l 57Ps1 0 0 " 1 1 5 0 "

41" f l l 2 0 "f 1 9 "I 5 9 "

54" f lO 23Pa40" 1 0 00"25" 9 35"15" 9 18"

f 1 3 " 1 9 17"06" I 9 10"

1 5 3 " f 8 53"42" 8 40-

f 2 6 " f 8 18"21" f 8 12"

f 1 3 " f 8 02-10" 7 58"58" 7 43 ••

f 4 9 " f 7 34"* 3 0 As k 7 15 Ps

LOCAL SERVICE—(Cont'd)

PREPAID TICKETDELIVERYSERVICE

Any R I O GRANDE

Agent wil l he gladto explain our pre-paid order servicewhich enables youto send I ransporta-tion and a I t e damount of cash to

persons a t distantpoints in the Uni -

ted States.

worittriA, a V i d i t I N E N I N I M E N I M I N I S I M O M M A U z

READ D O W NBus

Service' 3 45Ps

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a 0 21P06 30"

' fa 7 06Pe' 7 17"' 7 17"a 7 28"a 7 39"a 8 02"a 8 10"• f .a 8 41Pea 9 05"aa 9 20Pe' 9 40"

M A R Y S V A L E B R A N C H

12s 1 30mo

1 5 4 "2 18"2 25"2 56"3 10"3 37"

* 3 42ei4 53"5 10"5 23 "5 47 "6 05 "6 05"6 17"6 32"7 04"

7 27"7 49"8 09 "8 19 "8 26"9 0 0 a

Mlles STATIONS

0.0 L v SALTLAKECIT1 A r10.6 Lv MIDVALE L v28.2 Lv Lehi L v31.5 Lv American Fork. L v44.1 Lv Provo L v49.4 Lv Springville L v65.5 Ar THISTLE L v65.5 Lv THISTLE A r97.5 Lv Fairview. A r

104.1 Lv Mount Pleasant L v109.5 Lv Spring City L v118.9 Lv Ephraim L v26,3 k r MANTI L v26.3 Lv MANTI A t31 ,8 Lv Sterling L v

138 4 Lv Gunnison L v151.9 Lv Salina L v157.1 Lv Aurora L v161.8 Lv Sigurd L v169.2 Lv Richfield L v177.2 Lv Elsinore L v182.0 Lv Joseph L v186.0 Lv Sevier L v197.7 Ar M A R Y S VA L E L v

Trains 9 and 10Dine t te -Coach between Denver and Craig.

Elevadon422443654550456345124555503350336033585756965543553055305414521551605190527053085335543555425839

Trains 11 and 12Coach between Salt Lake C i ty and Marysvale.

Scheduled for the Businessman —the PROSPECTORO V E R N I G H T — EVERY N I G H Tbetween Denver and Salt LaLe CitySame convenient schedule in both directionsLeave 5:30 p.m A r r i v e 8:15 a.m.

11* 7 15PM

6 50 "f 6 28 "

6 20 "6 0 0 "5 48"5 25 "

* 5 20eti4 08 "3 53"3 39"3 19 "3 03 "3 03 "

I 2 48 "2 34 "2 04"1 5 1 "1 4 1 "1 2 5 "1 0 5 "

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*Daily • Daily Bus Service via Rio Grande Trailways.&Stops daily except Sunday. H e a v y figures P. M. L i g h t figures A. NI.

EQUIPMENT TABLES 5 AND 6

Trains 23 and 24Coach-Sleeper (Railroad-owned) between Denver and Craig.

TABLES 5 A N D 6 - PA G E 6

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AND CONNECTIONSL E G E N D

EISFIGW R.R. Standard GougeOARGW R.R. Narrow GaugeRio Grande Motor Way—Passenger LinesRio Grande Motor Way—Freight Lines

L a r s o n TransportationCompany

-Rio-erade

Outstanding features of RioGrande's new Vista-Domecoaches are here illustrated.Above—the dome offers anunexcelled vantage pointfrom which to witness thepassing parade of mountainpeaks. Right, a gently-curv-ing stairway connects thedome with the main level.Left, individual full-recliningseats feature comfortableleg rests of new design. Seatsare widely spaced for maxi-mum comfort.

• --Rio-Grin—Je

The matchless scenery o f RioGrande's route thru the Rockiesinspired the Vista-Dome t h enewest travel sensation o f f e r -ing unsurpassed "see-ability." TwoVista-Dome cars are now operat-ing daily on the transcontinental"Exposition Flyer."

111111Win M G R ED-

VISTA-DOMEcoaches

Every Day on theEXPOSITION

FLYERChicago - San Francisco

New daylight schedulethru the Rockies:

Lv. Chicago 1 : 3 0 p . m .Lv. Denver 9 : 0 0 a.m.Lv. Salt Lake City.11:59 p.m.Ar. San Francisco .9:05 p.m.

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Cutaway sketch above shows arrange-ment of 10 roomettes and six bed-rooms. The tatter are of two types—longitudinal and transverse; dividingpartitions may be folded back tocreate a "master drawing room" asshown at extreme left of sketch andin photos below and to the right.

••••-•

On the way . .The CALIFORNIA Z E P H Y R

Luxury, stainless-steel streamliner which will go intodaily Chicago-San Francisco service later this year.

Upper berth in the longitudinalbedrooms slides completely outof the way in the daytime to al-low unrestricted headroom. Eachbedroom has enclosed toilet andwashroom, and individual con-trols for heat, air conditioningand radio.

In addition to the new travel sensation —Vista Domes —the California Zephyr will presentmany luxury innovations — at NO EXTRA FARE.

Illustrated on this page are features of oneof the new all-room sleeping cars created for theCalifornia Zephyr.

PAGE 11

BETWEENDenver and

Salt lake CitySan Francisco

Pueblo andSalt Lake CitySan Francisco

Salida andKansas CitySt. LouisSalt I,ake CitySan Francisco

Glenwood Springs and'hicago

Kansas City

In Coaches

One-way3 Months

Round-trip

COLORADO SPRINGS TOAlamosa Colo. $ 4 30 7 75Chicago 111. 25 88 46 60Denver Colo. 1 87 340Glenwood Springs Cob. 7 12 12 85Grand Junction Cob. 9 36 16 85Kansas City Mo. 15 57 28 05Los Angeles Calif. 30 03 54 40New York N. Y. 48 63 81 20Ogden Utah 14 75 26 55Omaha Nebr. 14 19 25 55Pueblo Colo. 117 2 15St. Louis Mo. 22 53 40 60Salida Colo. 3 51 6 35Salt Lake City Utah 14 75 26 55San Francisco Calif. 30 03 54 40Wichita Kans. 12 03 21 70

DENVER TOAlamosa Colo. 6 17 11 15Chicago 111. 25 88 46 60Colorado Springs Colo. 1 87 340Craig Cob. 6 28 11 35Delta Cob. • 8 65 • 1 5 60Glenwood Springs Colo. • 5 12 • 9 2 5Grand Junction Cob. • 7 36 • 1 3 25Kansas City Mo. 15 82 28 50Los A ng( les Calif. 30 03 54 40Montrose Cob.0 9 17 • 1 6 55Ogden Utah 14.75 26 55Pueblo Colo. 3.00 5 40St. Louis Mo. 22 78 41 05Salida Cob. 5 37 9 70Salt Lake City Utah 14 75 26 55San Francisco Calif. 30 03 54 40Steamboat Springs. .. Cob . 5 27 9 50Wichita Kans. 13 59 24 50

GLENWOOD SPRINGS TOChicago Ill. 31 01 55 85Colorado Springs Colo. 7 12 12 85Denver Cob. • 5 12 • 9 2 5Grand Junction Colo. 2 24 4 05Kan-vas City Mo. 20 85 37 55Los Angeles Calif. 26 22 53 45New York N. Y. 53 48 90 45Ogden Utah 10 54 19 00Omaha Nebr. • 18.57 • 3 3 45St. Louts Mo. 27 83 50 10Salida Cob 3 62 6 55Salt lake City.. . Utah 9 62 17 35

RAIL AND PULLMAN FARES-SUBJECT TO C H A N G E - F E D E R A L TA X N O T INCLUDEDRAILROAD FARES O n e - W a y Pullman R A I L R O A D FARESEffective June 1,1948 F a r e s E f f e c t i v e June1.1948

In Pullmans3 Months

One-way Round-trip

6 0236 242639 98

13 1121 7747 7868 0420 6519 84163

31 534 92

20 6547 7816 84

86436 242638 81

• 12 10• 7 18• 10 30

22 1247 78

• 12 8420 65420

31 887 53

20 6547 78738

19 01

43 429 98

• 7 183 14

29 1841 2975 2214 77

• 25 9838 95508

13 49

T O U R I S T C A R B E R T H R AT E S

$10 0560 40440

16 6521 8536 3076 45

116 7034 4533 10275

52 55820

34 4576 4528 10

14 4060 404 40

14 70• 2 0 20• 1 2 00• 1 7 20

36 9076 45

• 2 1 4034 45700

53 1512 5534 4576 4512 3031 70

72 4016 65

• 1 2 00525

48 6568 95

128 7024 65

• 4 3 3064 958 50

22 50

Lower Upper B E T W E E N L o w e r UpperGlenwood Spgs. and (cont.)

$4 40 $ 3 35 S t . Louis $ 6 95 $ 5 308 95 6 80 S a l t Lake City 2 75 2 10

San Francisco 7 10 5 404 40 3 35 G r a n d Junction and8 40 6 40 C h i c a g o 7 85 6 CO

Kansas City 5 80 4 404 80 3 65 S t . Louis 7 30 5 556 20 4 70 S a l t 1,ake City 2 35 1 n3 60 2 7 5 S i n Francisco 6 9 5 5 30800 6 1 0 S a l t Lake aty and

Chicago 8 . 4 0 6 40730 5 5 5 K a n s a s City 7 . 1 0 5 405 20 3 95 S L I A n d s 8 40 6 40

1 / ta t i e l Alata f ) aUSE THE RAIL TRAVELOAN SERVICE

Amount of loans can include "extras" such as meals, hotels,clothing, etc., as wel l a s actual transportation costs - takeup to 12 months to repay.

Ask your Rio Grande Ticket Agent for complete informationand application forms.

Standard CarLower Seat FareBerth f o r

Day Travel

3 509.25

3.50380570

13 4015 n660570

8653 50660

13 40565

3 509.25

11) 2 6 5• 3 8 0• 3 50• 3 8 0

5 7013 40

• 4 10660

8653 50660

13 40(a) 2 65

505

10 953 50• 350

7.7510 6517 254 10

• 7 7 510 403504 10

$ 8 01 452 10

Sleeping Car fares are quoted by the Pullman Company and are subject to change withoutnotice.

Rail fares are subject to chance without notice.RRailtoad owned sleeper.

8085

.80

• 1 3 5• 2 0 0

90130400

145• 1 3 5

80

105265

GLEN WOOD SPGS.-Cont dSan Francisco C a l i f .Wichita K a n s .

GRAND JUNCTION TOChicagoColorado SpringsDenverGlenwood SpringsKansas CityLos AngelesNew YorkOgdenOmahaSt. LouisSalidaSalt Lake CitySan FranciscoWichita

PUEBLO TOAlamosaChicagoColorado SpringsDenverGlenwood SpringsGrand JunctionKansas CityLou AngelesNew YorkOgdenOmahaSt. LouisSalidaSalt Lake CitySan FranciscoWichita

SALT LAKE CITY TOChicagoColorado SpringsDenverGlenwood SpringsGrand JunctionKansas CityLou AngelesNew YorkOmahaSt. LotusSalidaSan FranciscoWichita

111.Colo.Cob.Colo.Mo.

Calif.N. Y.UtahNebr.

Mo.Colo.UtahCalif.Kano.

Colo.

Colo.Colo.Colo.Colo.

Mo.Calif.N. Y.UtahNebr.

Mo.Colo.Utah

Kans.

Colo.Colo.Colo.Colo.

Mo.Calif.N. Y.Nebr.

Mo.Cob.CalifKans.

One-way

33 259 36

• 7 362 24

23 0923 9856 00832

20 8130075 867.39

24 4119 15

37 3314 7514 75962739

28 8419 50600825 793510132520 3625.66

In Coaches I n Pullmans

26 6516 91

3 1725 88

1 173006008 24

14 8527 4348 4514 n15 3521 83239

14 7530 0310 91

3 MonthsRound -trip

54 0030 45

59 8516 85

• 1 3 25405

41 6049 4594 4515 0037 5054 1510 5513 3550 0034 50

57546 60

1052 4810°514 8526 n

276539 30

4 3526 5554 4019 65

67 2026 5526 5517 3513 3551 9535 10

101 8046 4563 2023 8536 6546 20

3 MonthsOne-way Round-trip

41 9723 67

46 5413 11

1'10.303 14

32 3238 1578 3411 6329 1042 088 21

10 3538 8326 81

4 4436 241634208 40

11 5420 7843.6367 532065.21.1830.55335

20 6547 7815 27

52 2620 6520 6513 4910 3540 3327 2784 0636 1149 1118 5628 4835 92

70 0039.45

77 6021 85

• 1 7 20525

53 9063 70

133 9019 4048 5070 1513 7017 2564 7544 70

7 4060 40275700

14 0019 2534 6576 45

116 4534 4535 8050 95560

34 4576 4525 45

87 1034 4534 4522 5017 2567 2545 45

143 4060 2081 8530 9547 5059 90

One-Way PullmanFares

Standard CarLowerBerth

10 65

11 75380

• 3 8 0

86510 4017 953 508 65

10 95

35010.40

3 509.25

3503.50570

12 6015 75660570865350660

12 60505

12 606606604 103.50

10 657.75

18 8510 051260535775

10 05

FARES F O R O T H E R S TA N D A R D P U L L M A N A C C O M M O D AT I O N SBased on charge for Lower Berth as shown in above table.Applies only between points where through Pullman fares

are published -not to combination Pullman fares.Effective June 1, 1948

Seat Farefor

Day Travel

.80• 2 . 0 0

80

170220

• 8 090

1 452 10

80

400265220

Roomette Fare B e d r o o m Fare Compartment Fare Drawing Room FareWHERE U p p e r t w o or t w o orLOWER b e r t h f o r one t w o f o r one t w o f o r one m o r e f o r one m o r eBERTH f a r e p e r s o n persons person persons person persons p e r s o n personsFARE IS w i l l be w i l l be w i l l be w i l l be w i l l be w i l l be w i l l be w i l l be w i l l be$ 3 50 $ 2.60 $ 4 85 $ 5 50 $ 6 65 $ 7 70 $ 7 90 $ 9 60 $ 1 0 50 $ 1 3 30

3 80 ] 2 . 9 0 5 3 0 6 . 1 0 7 2 0 8 3 5 8 5 5 1 0 90 1 1 40 1 4 . 4 0410 3 . 1 0 5 7 5 6 6 0 7 8 0 9 . 0 0 9 2 5 1 1 55 1 2 . 3 0 1 5 605 05 3 85 7 . 1 5 8 05 9 60 1 1 . 1 0 1 1 35 1 4 15 1 5 . 1 5 1 9 20535 4 10 7 . 5 0 8 6 0 1 0 15 1 1 . 7 5 1 2 05 1 5 40 1 6 0 5 2 0 305 70 4 3 0 7 . 9 5 9 10 1 0 85 1 2 55 1 2 8 5 1 6 0 0 1 7 . 1 0 2 1 706 60 5 . 0 0 9 . 2 0 1 0 50 1 2 55 1 4 50 1 4 85 1 8 40 1 9 80 2 5 10775 5 9 0 1 0 85 1 2 45 1 4 75 1 7 05 1 7 45 2 1 90 2 3 25 2 9 508 65 6 55 1 2 10 1 3 80 1 6 45 1 9 05 1 9 45 2 4 20 2 5 95 3 2 90925 7 0 0 1 2 95 1 4 75 1 7 60 2 0 35 2 0 80 2 6 05 2 7 75 3 5 20

10 05 7 . 6 5 1 4 15 1 6 10 1 9 10 2 2 1 0 2 2 60 2 8 30 3 0 . 1 5 3 8 . 2 010 40 7 . 9 0 1 4 50 1 6 6 0 1 9 7 5 2 2 90 2 3 40 2 9 45 3 1 . 2 0 3 9 5010 65 8 , 1 0 1 4 . 8 5 1 7 00 2 0 2 5 2 3 45 2 3 95 2 9 95 3 1 , 9 5 4 0 5 010 95 8 3 0 1 5 . 3 0 1 7 45 2 0 80 2 4 10 2 4 65 3 0 50 3 2 85 4 1 6011 75 8 9 5 1 6 . 4 5 1 8 75 2 2 35 2 5 85 2 6 45 3 3 30 3 5 25 4 4 7012 60 9 5 5 1 7 60 2 0 10 2 3 95 2 7 70 2 8 35 3 5 45 3 7 80 4 7 9013 40 1 0 . 2 0 1 8 75 2 1 35 2 5 45 2 9 50 3 0 15 3 7 65 4 0 20 5 0 9015 75 1 2 00 2 2 05 2 5 25 2 9 95 3 4 65 3 5 45 4 4 55 4 7 25 5 9 9017 25 1 3 15 2 4 20 2 7 65 3 2 80 3 7 95 3 8 80 4 8 60 5 1 75 6 5 6017 95 1 3 65 2 5 10 2 8 70 3 4 10 3 9 50 4 0 40 5 0 30 5 3 85 6 8 2018 85 1 4 30 2 6 30 3 0 05 3 5 80 4 1 45 4 2 40 5 2 . 6 0 5 6 55 7 1 60

etc USIVe Space Occupancy.by One Person: One and one-fourth railroad tickets mustbe purchased for exclusive use of drawing room; one and one-tenth tickets for compartment;one as ult rail ticket for a bedroom or roomette.

• Applies vin direct route.

R A I L A N D P U L L M A N F A R E S - PA G E 12

SPECIAL NOTICE. The time shown in th,s lckler is subn,t to change without notice;is that at which trains or buses may be expected to arrive at and depart from the severalstations, bu t the i r arrival o r departure a t t he t ime stated i s no t guaranteed. T h i sCompany reserves t h e r i gh t t o discontinue trains, change schedules, a n d substituteequipment, and wi l l not be respons'ble for any delay or other deviation from conditionsoutlined i n this t ime table.

ADJUSTMENT OF FARES. Shou ld any difference arise between yourself and the con-ductor, pay the fare requested, take receipt for the amount, and refer the matter to thePassenger Traffic Manager, Denver, Colo., fo r adjustment.

CHILDREN under 5 years o f age, free, when accompanied by parent o r guardian; 5years o f age and under 12, one-half fare; 12 years o f age or over, fu l l fare.

STOPOVERS are permitted a t any point enroute where trains are scheduled t o stop,within l imi t of ticket.

FREE SIDE TRIP PUEBLO TO COLORADO SPRINGS OR DENVER AND RETURN.Side t r ip tickets wi l l be furnished upon application, westbound t o Mo. Pac, conductor oreastbound to D. & R. G. W. conductor in to Pueblo, to holders of tickets reading over theMo. Pac., sold at stations east of and including Geneseo, Kan., destined to Salt Lake City,Utah, o r points beyond, o r the reverse. The side t r ip coupons may also be included i noriginal t icket at the time of purchase or secured upon presentation of the through ticketswithin their l imits to UNION DEPOT TICKET AGENT IN PUEBLO, COLO.

FREE SIDE TRIP SALT LAKE CITY TO OGDEN AND RETURN. Ava i lab le t o holdersof all classes of tickets sold at Denver, Colorado Springs or Pueblo, Colorado, and pointseast, north or south thereof t o destinations beyond Sa l t Lake City, Utah, v ia WesternPacific Railroad and t o destinations beyond Lynndyl, Utah, v i a U . P. R . R . o r t hereverse. This side t r i p f rom Sa l t Lake Ci ty, Utah, t o Ogden, Utah, and return v iaD. & R. G. W. , may be included i n through t icket a t t ime o f sale, o r furnished byD. & R. G. W. agent at Salt Lake City, without additional charge.

FREE SIDE TRIP DENVER TO COLORADO SPRINGS AND RETURN. Arrangementsare i n effect whereby passengers may obtaie free side tr ips Denver t o Colorado Springsand return on certain tickets without additional charge. Side tr ip tickets may be includedin original t icket, o r obtained upon presentation o f through round-trip excursion ticket,within l im i t , a t Denver Union Station, or any C. B. & Q., C. R. I . & P. or U. P. t icketoffice at Denver.

CHOICE OF ROUTES. Ti cke ts reading via D. & R. G. W. between Denver, ColoradoSprings or Pueblo and Salt Lake City or Ogden wi l l be honored either via Canon City andthe Royal Gorge o r via the Moffat Tunnel Route (Dotsero Cut-off), except as otherwiseprovided by tariff.

DENVER & RIO GRANDE WESTERN RAIL TICKETS GOOD OPTIONALLY ON BUSESOF RIO GRANDE MOTOR WAY, INC. Ti cke ts good for passage over the Denver & RioGrande Western ra i l lines between any two points between which the Rio Grande MotorWay, Inc., furnishes motor bus service wi l l be honored on motor buses with some excep-tions. Consult agent.

BEFORE BOARDING TRAINS ask the ticket agent, brakeman, or conductor whether thetrain stops at the station to which you may be ticketed. There are stations at which sometrains do not stop.

STOPPING TRAINS ON SIGNAL. Where trains are scheduled to stop only on signal,passengers on trains must give advance notice t o conductor, and persons intending t oboard trains must advise agent t o that effect, i n order that necessary arrangement maybe perfected.

TICKET HONORING. A l l classes of tickets wi l l be honored on all trains. EXCEPTION:Drovers tickets w i l l be honored on a l l trains t o regular o r flag stops (not conditionalstops) except that Train No. 1 w i l l stop at any station west of Pueblo where conditionalstops are authorized, t o discharge passengers holding drovers tickets.

INFORMATIONBAGGAGE. Personal baggage consisting o f wearing apparel, t o i l e t articles (except

liquids) and personal effects i n actual use, and necessary f o r t he use, comfort andconvenience o f the passenger while on the journey, may be checked i n baggage service.Money, jewelry, silverware, negotiable papers and l i ke valuables, l iquids, f ragi le o rperishable articles, radios, household goods and any article intended fo r others o r f o rsale, must not be enclosed i n baggage t o be checked. Carriers w i l l not be responsiblefor such articles.

Passengers are urged to check al l baggage except that actually needed for use enroute.They are also urged t o check baggage i n advance so that i t may be forwarded on apreceding train. Every effort w i l l be made t o facilitate handling o f baggage bu t therailroad does not guarantee i t s forwarding on the same tra in w i th the owner nor thetime o f i t s arrival a t destination.

Passengers may check without additional charge 150 pounds o f baggage not exceeding$100 in value on each adult t icket and 75 pounds not exceeding $50 in value on eachchild's half-fare ticket. Around the World or Trans-Pacific passengers may check withoutadditional charge 350 pounds not exceeding $100 i n value on each adul t t icket and175 pounds not exceeding $50 in value on each child's half-fare ticket.

Each Passenger has the privilege o f declaring a higher value than the free allowanceon his baggage at t ime of checking. A nominal charge wi l l be made for each $100, o rfraction thereof, declared in excess of the free allowance. T h e value o f baggage checkedon one t icket i s l imited t o $2,500. N o single piece o f baggage exceeding 300 poundsin weight, 72 inches in greatest dimension, o r $2,500 in value, w i l l be accepted.

Bicycles, baby carriages, guns (not small firearms), and similar articles enumeratesin the tari ff , when used i n connection wi th the journey, may be checked and includesin weight and value o f passenger's baggage. T h e maximum l iabi l i ty on such articles i sdeemed by the carriers t o be not i n excess o f $25 unless a higher value i s separatelydeclared and paid for a t t ime o f checking, on each shipment o f such articles fo r each$100, or fraction thereof, o f additional value declared.

Each piece of baggage should be marked or tagged wi th passenger's name and addressand the passenger's name and permanent address should be placed inside o f each pieceof baggage whether i t is checked or carried on the train.

Storage charges w i l l be assessed on baggage no t claimed within 2 4 hours after i t sarrival a t destination.

Dogs and other household pets may be checked i n baggage service subject t o tar i f frules. Dogs may be checked o n leash when securely muzzled and provided w i th closefitting harness or collar, but should be in crates or other suitable containers, and claimedimmediately upon arrival a t destination. Carriers do not assume obligation t o store Orcare for dogs a t stations. Passengers must attend to feeding and watering dogs enrouteand a t stations. Passengers should inform themselves regarding quarantine regulationsbefore checking dogs or other animals. When handled on trains without t ra in baggage-men, they wi l l be moved only at owner's risk. Sma l l dogs and other animals, when inbaskets o r o ther containers m a y b e taken i n t o pr ivate room accommodations o fsleeping cars.

Baggage checked t o a station having no agent must be called for a t the baggage carby owner upon reaching such station and dupicate checks surrendered t o train baggage-man; otherwise baggage wil l be carried to first station beyond, where there i s an agent.

Parcel rooms and parcel checking lockers are maintained i n station waiting rooms a tall important points.

LOST ARTICLES. Agen ts w i l l assist i n t he recovery o f los t articles. Passengersshould no t only give f u l l description o f the property, bu t should state date o f loss,number o f train and whether le f t i n coach or Pullman car. A l l lost articles found i ncoaches on th is l ine are forwarded t o J . H . Tanner, Manager o f Mai l , Baggage andExpress Traffic, Denver, Colo., and those found i n sleeping cars are forwarded t o ThePullman Co. Address the District Superintendent, The Pullman Company, a t Denver, Colo.,or Sal t Lake City, Utah. N o responsibility i s assumed fo r unchecked articles l e f t i nstations or cars.

Looking for a New Industrial Location?Complete information on industrial needs, mineralresources and opportunities in Colorado and Utahis available through the Rio Grande's Departmentof Industrial Development t o a n y business o rindustry contemplating expansion or seeking newlocations for manufacturing plants, branches anddistribution agencies. A l l inquiries handled con-fidentially.Inquiries or wires should be addressed to—

E. L. BeardsleyDirector of Industrial DevelopmentDenver & Rio Grande Western Railroad1531 Stout Street — Denver 2, Colorado

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--Rio-GrairdeD E N V E R at R I O G R A N D E W E S T E R N R A I L R O A D

P A S S E N G E R A N D F R E I G H T R E P R E S E N T A T I V E SCal l , p h o n e o r w r i t e o u r n e a r e s t r e p r e s e n t a t i v e f o r i n f o r m a t i o n r e g a r d i n g f a r e s , s l e e p i n g c a r r e s e r v a t i o n s , c o n n e c t i o n s o r o u rl i t e r a t u r e . T h e y w i l l g l a d l y a s s i s t y o u i n e v e r y p o s s i b l e w a y w i t h y o u r t r a v e l a n d s h i p p i n g p r o b l e m s . ' •

ALAMOSA, COLO.—Rio Grande Freight Depot—Phone 210R. W. CLARK, District Freight & Passenger Agent.

ATLANTA 3 , GA. -1521 Healey Bldg.—57 Forsyth St. N. W.—Lamar 4831

R. E. KNIGHT, General Agent.BOSTON 16, MASS.-411 Li t t le Bldg.—

80 Boylston St.—Liberty 2-9891C. O. TOBIAS, General Agent.

CHICAGO 3, ILL—Suite 2307 Bankers Bui ld ing-105 West Adams St.—Randolph 7445

J. B. WILLIAMS, Assistant Traffic Manager.R. W. HANSEN, Commercial Agent.W. H. MESTER, Acting District Passenger Agent.E. J. CERNY, City Ticket Agent.J. A. BURKE, Perishable Freight Agent.B. F. GALLAGHER, Traveling Freight & Passenger Agent.C. W. CAMPBELL, Traveling Freight & Passenger Agent.E. S. MORGAN, Traveling Freight & Passenger Agent.S. E. DAVIS, City Freight Agent.D. J. LEWIS, City Freight Agent.M. L. COLBY, City Freight Agent.

CINCINNATI 2 , OH10-608 Gwynne Bldg.—6th & Main Sts.-Parkway 3212

A. C. DICK, General Agent.E. H. NELSON, Traveling Freight & Passsenger Agent.

CLEVELAND 13, OH10-509 Terminal Tower Bu i ld ing-50 Public Square—Cherry 7386

S. E. MULLIKIN, General Agent.A. S. EATON, District Freight & Passenger Agent.

COLORADO SPRINGS, COLO.—Suite 317 Exchange National Bank Bldg.—6 South Tejon St.—Main 2884

E. D. MORRISON, General Agent.H. L . JOHNSON, District Freight & Passenger Agent.

CRAIG, COLO.—Rio Grande Freight Depot—Phone 340B. F. MOORE, District Freight & Passenger Agent.

DALLAS 1, TEXAS-607 Great National Life Bu i ld ing-1604 Main St.—Phone Central 6322

J. B. LATIMER, General Agent.T. J . BACON, District Freight & Passenger Agent.

DENVER 2, COLD.—City Ticket OfficeRio Grande B ldg. -1531 Stout St.—Tabor 1162

H. M. COX, General Agent, Passenger Department.C. E. SPECHT, City Ticket Agent.B. E. GREGORY, JR., City Passenger Agent.O. C. DAVIS, Traveling Passenger Agent.C. G. McKAY, Depot Passenger Agent.T. D. JOHNSON, Depot Passenger Agent.E. K . WEST, General Agent, Freight Dept.C. M . WILDT, City Freight Agent.A. L. BURSON, City Freight Agent.A. D. COX, City Freight Agent.H. C. McVEAN, Traffic Representative.D. J . IZETT, Livestock Agent.

H. F. ENOPassenger Tra f f i c M a n a g e r

Denver, Colo.

C. J . D O M B R O WA s s i s t a n t P a s s e n g e r T r a f f i c M a n a g e r

Denver, Colo.

P. K . YONGED i r e c t o r o f A g r i c u l t u r e

D e n v e r, C o l o .

E. L . BEARDSLEYD i r e c t o r o f I n d u s t r i a l D e v e l o p m e n t

D e n v e r, C o l o .

DETROIT 2 , MICH.-8-268 General Motors Bldg.—3044 West Grand Blvd.—Trinity 5-3025

J. M. HIGGINS, General Agent.W. A. SIEBERT, Traveling Freight & Passenger AgentR. L . MOORE, Traveling Freight & Passenger Agent.

FRESNO 1, CAL. -207 T. W. Patterson Bldg.—2014 Tulare St.—Phone 4-3290

M. E. PYEATT, General Agent.GRAND JUNCTION, COLD.—

Rio Grande Freight Depot—Phone 3021W. J . MOORE, General Agent.

KANSAS CITY 6, MO. -524 Railway Exchange Bldg.705 Walnut St.—Victor 5520

W. D. FERNALD, General Agent.J. W. SAMPLE, Traveling Freight & Passenger Agent.J. D. KEY, Traveling Freight & Passenger Agent.

LOS ANGELES 14, CAL. -724 Pacific Mutual Bldg.523 West 6th St.—Trinity 0703

A. R. ANDERSON, General Agent.O. V. HOWARD, District Passenger Agent.G. L. NICOLIN, Perishable Freight Agent.H. E. HOPE, City Freight Agent.H. B. NEETZ, City Freight Agent.

MINNEAPOLIS 2, M INN. -360 Rand Tower527 Marquette Ave.—Atlantic 7888

W. M. DODDS, General Agent.NEW YORK 18, N. Y. - 5 0 0 Fif th Ave., Room 220.

Chickering 4-7515V. A . FARRELL, Assistant Traffic Manager.W. C. RUBIEN, District Passenger Agent.T. V. SIMMONS, City Passenger Agent.G. L . KENNY, Commercial Agent.C. J. DOBOL, Perishable Freight Agent.J. W. WESTLAKE, Traveling Freight & Passenger AgentJ. J. O'DONNELL, Traveling Freight & Passenger AgentE. K. YAEGER, City Freight Agent.W. B. HARAHAN, City Freight Agent.

OAKLAND 12, CAL . -514 Central Bank Bldg.—14th & Broadway—Glencourt 1-4925

R. E. DAVIS, General Agent.W. B. WAGNER, City Freight Agent.

OGDEN, UTAH—Rio Grande Freight Depot130 24th Street—Phone 4416

C. F. MOULTON, General Agent.OMAHA 2, NE13.—

313 Grain Exch. Bldg., 19th & Harney—Jackson 5100S. L . LOCKWOOD, General Agent.R. G. SCHWARTZ, Traveling Freight & Passenger AgentO. F. WAGNER, Traveling Freight & Passenger AgentE. W. DeJONG, Traveling Freight & Passenger Agent.

PITTSBURGH 22, PA . -1410 Oliver Bldg.535 Smithfield St.—Atlantic 2766

U. E. LLOYD, General Agent.F. E. HILL, Traveling Freight & Passenger Agent.T. J . NOLAN, Travelino Freight & Passenger Agent.

W. M. CAREYG e n e r a l F r e i g h t T r a f f i c M a n a g e r

D e n v e r, Co lo .

F. J. TONERF r e i g h t Tr a f f i c M a n a g e r

D e n v e r, C o l o .

G. C . CLEGGEas te rn T r a f f i c M a n a g e r

Chicago.

C. J. H A R B E K EWe s t e r n T r a f f i c M a n a g e r

San F r a n c i s c o , C a l .

F. C. HOGUE, Vice President—Traffic, Denver, Colo.O. J. GRIMES, Assistant General Traffic Manager, Denver, Colo.

d e s c r i p t i v e

PORTLAND 4, ORE.-417 Pacific Bldg.520 S. W. Yamhill St.—Beacon 6104

W. M. KIRKPATRICK, General Agent.J. T. HULL, Traveling Freight & Passenger Agent.N. W. VORPAHL, Traveling Freight & Passenger Agent.

PROVO, UTAH—Rio Grande Freight Depot6th South and 3rd West—Phone 240

S. D. BURNSIDE, District Freight & Passenger Agent.H. J . STAGG, Traffic Representative.

PUEBLO, COLO.—Suite 227 Central Bldg.—120 N. Main St.—Phones 5510, 6842

J. M. JENSEN, Assistant Traffic Manager.E. W. SANFORD, District Freight & Passenger Agent.W. M. LEWIS, Traveling Freight & Passenger Agent.

RENO, N E V. - 9 8 Sunnyside Drive—Phone 2-1373

J. B . HUNTER, General Agent.SACRAMENTO 14, CAL. -926 Fortun Bldg.

1107 Ninth Street—Phone 4-4432H. I . SCOFIELD, General AgentC. B. LOWRY, Traveling Freight & Passenger Agent.

ST. LOUIS 3, MO.—1218 Olive St., Suite 1210—Garfield 3670

H. A. ROBERTSON, Assistant Traffic Manager.F. D. LUCAS, District Freight & Passenger Agent.H. A. DEHNE, Commercial AgentJ. M. SINCLAIR, Traveling Freight & Passenger Agent.

SALT LAKE CITY 1, U TA H -24 South Main Street—Phone 4-6551

H. J . RIGGERT, Assistant Traffic Manager.D. P. HEINER, General Agent, Passenger Dept.R. S. LAWRENCE, General Agent, Freight Dept.J. M. ALDRICH, Commercial Agent.G. W. BUN NER, City Passenger Agent.F. J. MANGAN, City Ticket Agent.J. L. HILL, Traveling Freight Agent.CECIL PEARSON, City Freight Agent.B. H. OCKEY, City Freight Agent.WILLARD RICHARDS, Special Traffic Representative.

SAN FRANCISCO 5, C A L - 2 9 1 Monadnock Bldg.—681 Market St.—Garfield 1-2688

J. K. SPEIGHT, General Agent.F. L. WAGNER, District Passenger Agent.R. G. DeGU!RE, City Passenger Agent.M. E. CHASE, Commercial Agent.M. W. WELDON, Commercial Agent.C. R. LENNIG, Traveling Freight & Passenger Agent.C. A. TEUTSCHEL, Traveling Freight & Passenger Agent.G. A. CRONIN, City Freight Agent.J. McMILLEN, City Freight Agent.F. B. GOOD, City Freight Agent.H. H. HILL, City Freight Agent.

SEATTLE 1, WASH.-552 White-Henry-Stuart Bldg.4th & University—Eliot 8482

P. O. SPURGEON, Commercial AgentWASHINGTON 5, 0 . C . - 5 3 5 Shoreham Bldg.

15th & H Stn. N. W.—Executive 0373J. L. HENNING, General Agent.P. P. MAGUIRE, Traveling Freight & Passenger Agent.

T. K . E A R L E YAssistant F r e i g h t T r a f f i c M a n a g e r

Denver, Colo.

Q. A. KELLOGGAssistant F r e i g h t Tra f f i c M a n a g e r

Denver, Colo.

H. F. B U R N A U G HAssistant F r e i g h t Tra f f i c M a n a g e r

Denver, Colo.

A. A . B O LTO NA s s i s t a n t F r e i g h t Tr a f f i c M a n a g e r

San F r a n c i s c o , C a l .

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1414:me Vs/la-Dome cars

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on The Exposition F lyer

(VISTA-DOME coaches this summer on the Diesel-powered Exposition Flyerbetween Chicago, Omaha, Denver, Salt Lake City and San Francisco.

Matchless scenery of theRio Grande route inspiredinventive genius to conceivethe amazing VISTA-DOME.

Westbound SCHEDULE Eastbound1:30 P.M. Lv. Chicago A N 9:45 A.M.8:20 A.M. Ar. Denver L v . 1:00 P.M.9:00 A.M. Lv. Denver A r . 11:50 A.M.11:45 P.M. Ar. Salt Lal<e City Lv. 8:00 P.M.11:59 P.M. Lv. Salt Lal(e City Ar. 7:30 P.M.9:05 P.M. Ar. San Francisco Lv. 6:00 P.M.

NO E X T R A FA R E

"These coaches are part 01 the equipment For the CALIFORNIA ZEPHYR,\ . . . . . . . . . . . . . /

which will go into service later this year." _ . . . . . . . 0 0 1U s