El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1911-10-14

= AIEAAL
On the farms Of pioneer todd9S crops esalsd
anywhgre Santa Rosa Is Az. 2 t5a t9e
coming more homeseekes it3as tle4and ana the WaUe
to offer them AamogordO and IularOsa areeenLers Oh
ricb rrigable areas much of 1t now producing
= rare quality. ~ >S-
= Las Cruces New 0eEeo, 43 miles north Of 81 Paso
ANNUALLY markets enough altalta hay 70 Supply a l
work ahmalsn ST. Louis and the proceed from ITS crops
9er 0niqs Aggs P Pss P Ro9 s6 Sa
IN addition TO the SURROUNDING valley and the towns on
4[esla Nesilla Park, Dona Ana andAothers-\ -
= N/\/ GREAT LUMBER REGIONS. * tEt1k
~ AIbAouerdue the metropolis the state, is the homes
ofone Of the biggest sw1l the llEeL
andhe forests from which it draws its supplyQf pine are
sufficient to last for many decades CmrnaFon
ton Gallup and other sections IN northern and (louoeoL
in south central New Mexico are equally well supplied
with timber and are Annually marketing millions of feet
1eef it, shipping tito all parts Of the UniGuA
The Dawson coal and coke fields OF Ne Mexico nave
never been explored to ascertain foil value extent
but for quarter of century they have been shipping
more than tanload day and the work IN the MINES Is
little more than development Gallup on the western
/sde Of the State and San Antonio and Crllos IN e
trail porion are giving up great qlantes q c9L aa
kupplyng much of the southwest with ITS
is yet virgin coal field. Dayton in the Peeos valley IS
SURROUNDED By several oil wells a -
N-- RICH IN MINERALS. 4A-
Grant county is the great mineral stOrehopse Of the
territory where ate operated mines that are producing
their millions Annually in gold silver copper and meer
seham--the Only neefscham mine I'm the country beng
located IN iscOunty New also contains
yanadum mine In tile country, located in Sierra county
The richest turduOis mine ziL the United States IS
operated bv Tiffany New Mexico, III Santa te county,
ia the heart of the region noted for its prehistoric treas
res Other rich tquOis mines are also located IN the
state Gold silver lead and zinc also produced in
many other counties, notably Sierra and Lincoln
III Arizona has for years held the record Tor the
richest copper production IN the country each year Jne
predctOn increasing, Arizona also. mas more big smell
tiers than any Other state the union sends more cop
per to the mars of the world than other state or eo
tfvTenthe globe The United Nerde at Jerome, the Cop
per Queen and the Calumet Arizona at Blsbee and the
Old Dominion Globe among the greatest producers
I'm the world The Copper the Shannon and the
detroit Copper at Clifton and MOrenc also rank
with the largest The smeters at Douglas Clifton Globe
and Jerome rank with the biggest IN the country
II N ARIZ0NA'S FAMOUS GOLD MINES.
VI The Vure gold mine Of Arizona eded its fortunes
I'm profits to its original whe1 the nearest market
was Mexico City and the transportation was mueraln;
until the Tombstone district flooded with water the
mines that place had few equals IN the country and
Tonbstone was twenty wears ago the metropolis of
large an area as Denver Salt Lake. The output OF sill
yer in either Arizona New Mexico surpassed only
bY that Colorado before the decline IN the price OF the
white metal
Arizona while rank ing its mining as Importance
because great production of wealth. producer OF
Agricultural and orchard products to such extent to
rival many states that boast OF these as first IN Importance
The Salt river valley of Arizona reclaimed by the great
Roosevelt DAM constructed by the United States at cost
of 8OOOOOO produces oranges dates olives almonds and
other fruits native to the semrOplcal climate that
fail to command top prices and usually bring premium
The climate mild and dry with preponderance of
Shine The ostrich industry also thrves In this valley be
cause of this and several thousand birds multiplying
each year and furnishing their pmage to ornament the
most expensive millinery of the worlds fashion centers
RICH SOIL; WONDERFUL SCENERY.
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