, 1869-04-26

eue OulF InlnG IN tho Ier11to1y WHICH mas |
been worked with steady SUCCESS Is in Vnl- !
ture, situated in 1nnge Of mountains north |
Of the Gila. With o twenty stamp mill, as
sisted by quartz-crushers and two grinders
and nn,algamating pans, the oto from this
mine yields IN average Of about forty dollars
per ton, and, in gross, about fifteen hundred
dollars every twenty-four honrH. For some
reason best known to themselves, the In
dians have not 1nolested The employees OF
the Tulture Company.
Now Mexico is supposed to be pro-eml-
nently TN agricultural and pastoral country.
Notwithstanding the dcpredhtiona OF tho
hostile Apaches and tho friendly Savajoca,
large numbers Of sheep OF an inferior breed
nro still bred in that Territory; nlso some
goats and donkeys, afewscrubby horses and
still scrnbl,ier neat cattle The domestic
bensts Of New Mexico partaAe Of the de-
moralizatiun Of the inhabitants, and that IS
something fearful to contemplate. Agricul-
ture in New Mexico is carried on after
most primitive fashion. The extent Of tho
land cultivated is limited to strips varying
in width from, hnlf milo TO mile and n
half along the water couT8Sat which is NIL
that can be reached By thefMpcrfect System
Of irrigation Ill practice. Inns lnnd Ii da-
yiled into small tracts Of from two to twen-
! ty acres each, tho smaller tracts belonging
tothe poorer and the larger to the more
wealthy clnsacs Of the natives. Ihe plo"
used in breaking this land is Il stick abont
four teet long andfour lhcnes squire, point
cd and tipped win iron, ana drawn os o
PAIR oi stunted bnllocks yokcd ~ the hofns.
Inc hhsrf" Ii SILL moro Pll1nh1So, he'ns
simply bnshy saplng 1Aefe arc no
iences-boJs and does Helns enplogea 70
Keep aonkeys and goats Oh tho nelus. 1et
'he nc" heAicanS in'ni"ese ~ 'a''e, IL "o"i-
''ol' 10 ''e'i ''l'ae'tiu ~. h"pln5 u 1nli. pup
i"f'' 'e11i." Dn1 l'' t'''' ",'n'' u c'a''',c'A-
''e ?"ahtlls Oh eo1h 'i'u "neat' 'os sa'o u
'iH ,'l't"rs posi- ii'ne's' e.c' i,.' lll';'l
" 'uo o'e"ae'"Aa y ''ssu .ao 14t4A' -, -
NJ" -'4ea'c' ne e"'''.'' 't','n'4 '4o'' A.' !.
'o'''Ns, "ou az ."e "se' e'.'e ''e ~
ifoni iea"'' ~" '1'A4eo - NV ~ laen'
"se'y tn''aet4'e eo.l'' - "Ns 'o.
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WHICH c''.'n'l 'o "''l'''''e'' e'7e"Ae'e' ;. ta'
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14'''n ~ .no w. ne'' o''''Ai@A 4',''S'
m1 1',,''' '."s ',.; ] e" " ~ ~
,''''oa' 'n'''''e14 t''os "e,o .'''''s'4oI '''''
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~" 'e" ,l' ,,'''''.,;. ~ ~, 'o ~ ~
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'":'''a' '.'1",''o "A'et ''t'.' "l' "A'"A -
eAl''' na''nH ''ccn "oFhe.i II. iosu'o6 years
,''l' "A acc"''hl u Luz ,f''"ns no n1's''l'
l,''S .,een 'naao ~ "o'A tne'n fecsn.'S' -
tns Stati;1c'lA alo''ntnns' "est "' oocot1"
faho efeel'ens eos" an'' h'l'et-ooafll'
iedHcs ~eEo tllscoS'Fcu E'st st'''''IHr. a
tue lie" TIC ~'ah il'nelsc'' "e"ee'
M''a'lh'rl"e @'>a sah't te' .aeFe "re t1c
placer 1'1'!le'' an.a quartz ie''sos elaa'
Tue nest IN Calt''tnia u"'t Ne'"'s' =
tno A>esa oe boiofcs' n'ue i'''c' ao''te1
; Santa ie III tue same f'"1' there Is nlnaft
n'la IN operation on ore from tne of''
hi'se, hnt a. nsst aas1e.'s Inc concotn va
: ohly pa1'1"ls s,'cec'S' ~, ""'hs l" sne Ill
! perfection OF Inc 1hAenihefy. Near oah'