As Robby mentioned there are sulphur springs above where the stations sat at Las Cruces. the trailhead to the sulphur springs is still there today and if you know how to find it you can still hike up there and go swimming.
And here is a bit of irony, on the other side of the highway where the town of Las Cruces once sat is a school called Vista de Las Cruces which was bought and paid for by Chevron Oil Company because they built an onshore processing plant next door to the old school building and were required to relocate it for safety reasons.
So the Chevron station is gone, but they bought a school for the ghost town years later.
Hope you enjoyed hearing about Las Cruces.