The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1873-07-05

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wh0 has accompanied tile rxplTcft d
this, our railroad, nv The. npiurnllsl
that they have discovered nH good
route on tho New Mexican division ~
could possibly lave been expected
The line can leave the lilo Grnndc val
ley above here, hy nn enAy grndc moi
a. exceed iifty feet 10 tho mile, aftcl
which, ly aalnglclangcI, gilmore than
iiiiy miles In lcggth, 1t passes between
the l'loridn and Cooks range of noun
tuins, to the divide OF the continent
on grades ofless than twenty feet, gen
orally II dead level. The summit II
but 1850 feet above sen level, and only
about one-half as high ~ the summit
OF the Union Pacific. Thence the grade
IL down into the ella river which,
when struck, Is 400 feet below Thu
place. Water can he had from wells
and springs, Mt not inconvenient dis
tancos.
This portion of the line IL covered
with excellent grass, and Will soon
teen with herds of cattle and sheep.
The ella valley Is broad and rich, and
Mt least eighty square miles OF the rich
est farming lands In Arizona may he
had in that potion above Mount
Irumbull, where the canon COM
mences. This land IL now open TO set
Element, and u large acequl,i has been
taken out ut the head Of the valley,
from which the land can be irrigated
for twelve or fifteen . miles below.
Other bitches may easily be taken out
to water the whole.
The line runs within forty miles Of
the immense silver lodes ofSilyer City
and Lone Mountain, and but sixty
miles from Ralstor. Fine prospects
were seen in the sides of Graham and
TrumMill, also on the north side of the
CHA. Rich veins were also passed in
thr1ower canon, in the Spier ranges.
These mines will be opened, and the
ores add hugely TO the freight of the
road. At some point near Allamsyille
or FLORENCE, Il branch road OF four
hundred miles can reach the port Of
Guaymas, by the valley OF flle Santa
Cruz and Hermosilla, thus laying all
the mines Of that region subject to this
route. 3.fa ~"
ThDre has no snow fallen on this line
this year, andit has never been known
tolic on the ground to the depth of six
inches, orremain for forty-eiglt hours
at a time. 1t can never be bIockaded;
and, when constructed, must becomes
favoritc at all seasons of the year.
This party of explorers has been In
the field continuously since last June,
except a month, commencing at Christ
mas, and have experienced no ineon-
yonienco, Indeed, in March the whole
party wcro working, Or voluntarily
bathing in the waters OF the ella, and
the tross were In full leaf
The party has now closed its lnbors
and have left the field, most of them
going by way of Marshall to their
homes in the east. Except one man
drowned in tho Ito ttrande III July,
not a man has been sick on received
any personal injury-conclusive evil
dcnce of the healthfuIness of the
climate. .,, c,efo =, ...,,,,-..sr
The Judge is Igreatlypltased 18th the
route, climate and richness of the re-
gion explored, and eXemplitied his
DaYtinlitv by purchasing land near La
Mesilla, II, M, which he purposes set
ding upon and. enEaglng'in fruit .eul-
ture. Ne wish him SUCCESS, but above
all we hope he will hasten the con-
struction and completion Of the much |
needed and anXjously looked-for Texas
Pacific Railway line.e- m y6sD sSe,.tinci.
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h;dIy nyaitad i,n,rinatinn Hn ad,,isa,
hat men women and csnerio,iv CHI
iren. shall be trained into disbelief in