Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-08-29
Mr. FROM MEXICO.
| ,,.x--ono Hundred and TWEEN
W. ~ d silver to the Ton
y. Tbs Sugar Cane
n. Natives Origin of the
.., IN 80 Paint the Town
S,ar-Tho Baths

,..,cudeooe ofthe Gazette.
..,,. ,,,y Hor SPRINGS, MEXICO,
A.. ~, have Just returned from
d ,,,nr district of Cerraloo
M, 'so smelling works of the
a. md Relueio mines. now
49, = r, B. aud c. b. Daggett
nj !. ~ Mitchell Of Fort Worth,
hu.' 'ss property formerly con-
,u,,, ,r,es Rsndle, aud by him
On, !. ,he hands of Americans,
q n .,e smelling in a very
u,s unsatisfactory manner 1t
VIII, y me. While they are
MI ant $500 to $500 worth
y ssy can with American fur
M = ont five times as much with
H. .os,. / fear they have caught
~ s'ss , endemic that seems to
VA w., hoSy that visits this land
NJ m "a sweet sleep. For fear some
~ Tnds might n stake the dis
h .'iode to i will repeat (maualal
Ind ~ While mt Cerraloo | visited
MI y, me mines of DR.. r Har.
Il mo has been a resident Of that
y ~ fifteen years, and he
IL sstn asleep for all this time,
d awnpr If four of the richest
,syer saw in my life. have
% IN Colorado, Montana. Idaho
az plsces where raining Is car
y AZ grand scale, but ] have
IN ss much metal In all my
ssw in the mines of Dr.. Har.
ID ne veins running from three
d Ishteen feet wide and
d, from eighty to
~ Kindred and twenty ounces
II ,,o the ton. l was astonished
! "a few Americans in this dis.
1, lam sure II it were known
/, mid be a thousand prospt ctors
NJ ,tventy days. This will be y
N ,nericsn miring center in the
!, i months. There is wood and
tn sme little grass for cattle. and
u ais, they seem to be a part Of
II nry. like the thorn bushes and
III was pricked or stuck
a by rything that i came in
d \ with, that was almost afraid
ke hands with the natives (not
II ,sor,,tnl senorjtas with thu ii
q black eyes, / mean the men
q taken two Of these penetrating
T. baihs TO take the soreness out o
!. IN was never cut out for noun
> er unless l could max,
le my mind to wear these
hairy oyeralls that / see tn,
y heros use. They might ke' p nu
~ s!ickers. Our American black
~ briar patch is a bed of dowr
~ pared to the jaggeIs / had pokeC
= me. With all these drawbacks
bne can afford to be bruised to sc,
a have on this trip-mines
", mahogony timber, fields o
cane that has no
u replanted for eighteen years anc
growing as luxuriantly as though
bad their second crop. If thi
y Eiy could have the rain we have il
!, klsna and Texas, it would be tn
y ksugar country on earth. l an
!. med by reliable Mexican gentle
!, hst the cut corn from his farm
,ar that bad mature,
h and half feet, anC
he twenty-second crol
4, n as large as his wrist. ex
4, Saator Jonas of Louisina kLey
y Edng Of this country when hi
!, 1.-THE sugar business on the Mex
4 tariff question so hard. If tn
Esn people had the same energ'
enterprise their pale brother
They could accomplish much
have as much or more placed a
disposition by the good Lor
We have, or any people on earth
see noreason why their countr
"a not lie as ilour,shing rs our.
nave not quit their siesta habi
s'ofts close from IL to 8 O'cloc
one would presume the inhabi
VI the city of Monterey were a
iI on picnic. The "yaller doig
- die before he woul
ro the repose of b
toeliDg master. If you want
ae greatest curiosity you ever say
me,e ana see these hot spring
WI make you remember thing
uiu when you were q baby, I
81 mad done for you. This
III e.ne expression grew ont, pain
1 p red'' You will feel a lit
out glorious at the same tim'