, 1881-09-03

~UJ Ut ifUu ntttIiIr. IjN
irst tl6or u 'crl,ples! by oces OF ti'e cun,l,,-
my, ttlcErnt,!l-,tlice. bnre,R,-rnn,lss, etc, a.
tl'is potnt tho Southern l'aciflc load con.
hects' Which runs to California.
siLvEH CITY
LEY at 9n altitude pf 6,'lI feet nbpvo the sea,
4hu lltty-llvn miles nnrth Ut west frOu;
n,e;n,,R I'LL. S ,n, t. renelS % by tlaIy I1nc q
ts,s Ml1x1 i; &C. n9r,ss Amts'ops rl4! whicl *
trnysretl WITH nttritIons Rrnss, knrn.llecl,.
Ihrre nrH 0nly twn ralcltes nloMg thls rnnti.
UnG ,i,,s, y kmnwl, I M Hudson SprinIs which ts
p!aiy 1Mltts eseonf @ "!sa for y i; ;n ,nsnp! ed, M
iSo degrees Fal'renl,elt. ,,rllu spring rIsuy in
tho cct!trc q n lnrgu rock, on tha TOP III q
n1sll llll. The compliment parts of Tue winter
ato ro,art,,. fG1 so.l ai, l'lngesfa, Will, nther
\ 1ew lmynlkls sucking to be restored 10
lIrllti: Thus far The wnter llas 6ccn c0il-
shluretl sIec'tfc tor kslMuy ind rlle.lnlntisnl
tro,io'es. Along the valley Of tic bfelnbrrH
corn, pptntnes. tomatoes, and other yeKe-
tables ut splendid growtl, and quality.
Silver City Inns population at 1000 md is
THE HEST IMPROVED TOWN
l.. II, New Mrxleo. 'rl'e buildings are chiefly
It l,as a ling, large ,two.story briek sci,ooi.
building, Will Erattetl scIliuls. Tlcru nre
tw0 largo s'1ielters mud one stnllptlllt. Tho
toWn ~ cntt'lacliy h'l'lt. a'ld shows bot, OIL.
ra't Hrn,tsg nma WeaItn H. y Tue c3ltty-seat Of
@ @.e9Vy stocks of Eo1tls sllltablu to b0lli retafl
anl jobbilg tratte. Tile jtrn OF Meredith.
Amman ~ %. carry st0ck Of 500, ,00O iii
src " s axtenx II fs efFe Fl ree ne rst. ssH 'nnE vT
ltty miles, i IL reported TINT the bM,ltolt-
ka9s1et II no9 e. Of this county last year wos over
s,t,a Msaf tts s clty farmer from Michigan has
planting gGeI from tho STATES, with great
SUCCESS. Ills corn fields will Yield not less
tla,l seyenty,ave bushels to tho acre, and other
q,Ht caphH mno.t IN re % same proporto Ills ex-
tliat nsou Tor the last zoo years by tic Mexl-s
e'ai cafis y necessary 10 lnsuro gnod crops. The
CnlMaiGnli Is here. with large glrdcns of
.,e, seectanios, WHICH show luxuriant growth Of
THE rnir FROM THIS TO THE MoooL1ov
,.o NouSfAlSs'
distance OF lao miles. was taken by private
gonvoyal'Ge, anu extended through the Guy
eminent Keserva tl9n. a!lsta considerable dis
Ml'ce thn a!onE ule Gila !layor, which heals tn
fsesi,, West aug cutters tho snn francisco OH tho
{,; r,nciilo Slope. Here md, Tiers n!ong the
j!!a arg ranches 4f collstderable size: 0no
tsaS Si9o rn.l9o o. forty miles. owned by ila.lsun
head 9f cattle The grass Is Liack Erauln,a,
Efo,'sneleM 4, Mn tefy nutritious: Tho cAttl9 arc
II t'no condition for market, mud nre snlt to
ina 4g.au. surrounding tllItng cu'nps for beef.
As men, which utilities lis milk % oi HeEs ioS eo%s
aa,ly: - Ing n cheese Is very ilHe md tlnds n
fieaay safe on tha ra1lcli at l5 GENTS pound.
liz ~ she hear Hlstnnce ,lre the Blrro Mount
aai,ns, a,n, ~h's'l alylde tho Atlantic and racttc
in,i,ntes' i,,nt,e ~ LONE Intervals along, the liila
aIvor nre corhnelas; nll 1f wh!G! show
y splendid growtt. and large yield. The larRe
tavs ont,,,s tho,,, t'u ,r Uts ana Lne vai-
TrnsssMrn,gt .hS, Sni,, NY fnly proaactive-tile
Tho soij T. cnn,nosnii nS1,asarot,i III nsL.
SyH, ~ syo[s Of ysEsaSIs " a o wsh % i fSSwe
focs rha ~ Gnnioofoni H. Ic ny msttotipnsatom o.
cunssI bv M utin;is wi,r I'LL on nas oeen
early perlo of fhn EnrIi'a fopmatmn %o ~ ~ J., ~
later epoch, OF tho Tin" OF WHICH SGfcnco fur. III
tinna ink nina a' ~ % e'e"' @''' t1eso efl1p-
T.r nryorn ,,,e,o,,1.- ,
,,,,, ,.shas,!ss raN nEaoSn . HlsIoHlcAL TIMES
@ atiop mneer ,,o n. from cart9pake or ynlcanic
LaluS potasl, pllospliOriG ncid, and other In |
grGultMts which mnke the most productive |
sf 1iwnta s Ist.;[ Grops ol gratn nn fTt!t pow cn
Iaysasn sees.s neyon dlspute tnat New Mex
ttlons. elnl VII afford profitable homes for the
farmer ana frulFgrower:
!, file rIa ollly towi' IN tue Moso]lon Mountains
Is y GH!earnoilt, Hcne which essles lna slal canon
ail ehkuRel IN mining: The discoveries.
maae ~ OF eOld, silver all1 copper Within a
LatMS Ok Eel'niles frona this town are w0il..
!eTial: " Inc lodges arc large and rich, and
Ilis eainp, ~ tho question Of possession has
oGe,a w ,stgoIlg'y contested by tha Indian untlt
tne Inst fey mouths, and tle road
alLner y has been during that time the theatre
!ot pleasant road to travel, a.ld NIL who uil-,
1ertnko 1t go heavily nrlncd, and kcepn
'nAnr OUTLOOK FOR THE uNFn1EvDLY xAy--