, 1880-04-09
The Railway Doom-Expeeted Devel-
opment Of New Leadvillos.
Visit 10 tho ssRobbcrs' Roost "-A Side.
Slow for tic "Inforno."
Audaclous Operations oi a Small Gang oi Nod.
crn Claude Duyais.
Remarkable Phcnomenon-A Negro Turn-
ing White.

west orr floating pOpWlntlhh grows lessi
but, instead Of hundreds Of idle mon loiter-
Ing on our Streets wo how h0vo dozens Of
prospectcrs llcra to look out for favorable
fields OF Investment. Capital IL ttmt.l, atll
rntcly moves boldly TO tic front; but tho |
1ay~is upon lis when the most cautious may
safely como with capital and field Is now |
opened for skilled labor which will soon be /
needed III manufactures
THE HALLWAY 1looM
Is on la, and we Hre making rcnsonnblc pre-
dfct!ons when VIC say that III eighteen |
months from to1lny our West will hnyo n !
rni,way-ine extended to tho l,ratl-wnters Of !
the Clear Fork Of the Draz0s River, 200 miles !
west of this city; but there will be. III less |
than eighteen months Il st. 1.Otls and Gulf |
connection via this city. Denton, md Gains-
Vile, north, and Ceburna and Beloi, south;
which limo will pass through. n tier OF conn-
tics about 10 per cent ,nors wealthy now
than those through Which tho Texas Central !
Road passes. We further predict TINT IN
three years from, now, travellers can b0nrtl
slcepers at Fort Worth for San Francisco,
Galveston, Chicago, or New York, reaching
those centres without change Of cnrs. We
stil further prutlict TINT, within three years,
there will bo now Lendvilles. built between
here and Ell Pnso. Some 0f tho richest gold
bearing quartz yet nssayed has recently been
found in Lincoln County. New Mexico.
Both gold and silver ores )invo recently been
found III number Of places near Fort Dnyls,
in Presldio County, Texas. The same mill
eral range which hns made tho fortunes of
10 many men ut Iendvillc and other mining
towns In Colorado is known to extend south
through New Mexico, and into Texas through
the eastern corner Of FL Paso, the western
on,l northerf narts at 1'ecos. and almost cen
t1ni,,, .I ~ nrcs,o onI m xnuti into t1,o
'traiy thtousA titsuv, a'a. ~ w.. ~ III
huune. Thy mines that have lnn,ie 80 70
many rlch II CGinra;lo nre nov eAc!,ins ols
pSDps Of SeS X xo nns % maj aa SeGGes G
DEVELOPED IN TEXAS.
One OF our prominent citizens here re-
ceivrd yester,lay e a letter from frlentl nav
Expetlltion.s @ Mt . cxplorns tic nol,tall,s Of il
an M permitted to copy is follows: ,, =.
SsAr hl0yFgf1Ss VT Sys ts wS*as 4siae %gf r: s
n long trip, We left here the 45tll nf Feb
rliary with fourteen men anll fifteen pnck-
mules, for tho Meurot0 Mountains: thence
vest to Van lIorn nn nnss Canol; thence ,,I5 TO
Eage g nno aa 1{1iM ,{nmS hAse oM H. nr rivrr 'io ~
Iresito, ,-.lnaklnk = Trip Of hearly ~ ,iiaeS. %
mems OF silver atlt! COPPER ore: r. ~; We yiSitGu
The water y So hot tllat ono @ G9n'iot aolM liis
hand III u Tor moment. W hte teli1i''E
some very Bona s'!ver oTS tIn'1 tnv i'ats
that nre being sunk III Inc Eh1natl 1io!!!llall's'
about thirty miles north 9f i'rcsltito.n
The Only nbstnese il4W y tnnt ol I1 tHIn1hhspof' h
tatl0n, Which, VIC confidently leeI, WILL oe
OVERCOME vE1sr SOON.
When tie Texas Il Pacific Railway extends
lis wcstor,, linU through tlluse mountains
M,,,, mnlscs a connection with tho Southern
1'ncliIc FROM CnllturllM. miners from the
West mud from tho Enst Wisl tlot,.i these
tn1nntnin-fgglons ana aNcnrLn Wenith tsnaI
VIII 30 inr tneSnnid tho ca'o""'lohs ol 11e
mist sanEn!le mllifl.
"a, No port of the American StnteS ever pos-
scssed future more bright than '1HWns upon
Central, Nnrtiern,, and WESTERN Icxas 70
day, Tho |and will be filled with farmers,
stock-raisers trndesIiell, !aoofers, nila mgr,
ch1nts; every llelA q INDUSTRY. III lnct. VIII
teel ths bMoom; M ani, IN lcss @ thnn , hye ycnrsj
the 000, 600 population of Texas wlll exceed
5000 Co.,, .--,.,,
On Sun1ny Inst, your correspondent, In
COMPANY with United States Marshal anu