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Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-09-04

are described as follows In the silver
City independent:
While there has been more or less
work done on these mines for years
by individuals and a considerable
amount of money spent. the work has
been for the most part In the hands
OF Inexperienced miners, and the gen
eral shaping up Of the ground, as 80
often happens, WIS neglected. The
result of this method WAS that much
ore would he available at one time
and scarcely any az another time. In
other words. there was faulty explor-
ing and lack OF system. and the great
change for the better IN the camp
within the last year. even by the
small force employed is due To tho
systematic ana careful way IN which
the property as whole has been
handled The general character ~
the mlneralizcd ground Is remarkably
cll adapted for cheap and ensy min
Ing. lnasmuch as the ground Is not
heavy and stands well, yet the lrreg-
ular appearance of the ore and tho
peculiar shape Of the ore lenses re-
quircs the constant attention Of tho
NNAAtiA NAhANfMA 10 NNNAN ~ AHNkN MNlnMWA
81 unnecessary expense The knowi-
edge required can only be obtained nv
practical mining experience. and tho
policy now being followed BY the
present company viii in a short timo
leave the property IN shape for
continuous large production OF ore.
overcoming the uncertainty % ore
production as experienced previously.
The result will be "a add another pro-
fitnble enterprise 10 the many already
IN operation IN this district, ana that
from source not heretofore thought
of by mining mer and 10 which rom
parntlvely little attention has been
paid With the general Ignorance con-
oernlng meersohaum, II r. little WON
der that the importance ~ this min
eral should have been overlooked or
for LONE time lightly considered
MT J. W, nlhle who has assisted
tho various prespectors and oompan-
ioF In the development of this district
hecame Interested ana assumed the
management at a reDrEanl1ed COM
pany about wear ago 20 work these
properties. His knowledge ~ the
formations throughout New Mexico.
the northern states and old Mexico
has been OF very great value TO him,
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-09-04
RECENT CATTLE DEALS
IN MORA COUNTY

Roy, y. NJ, Sept. Bob Martin. of
the II. T. ranch over In Union county,
was In Roy since last sunday on a
cattle deal. He took over the entire
held OF the Upton Brothers IN La
Cinta Canyon, about f60 head.
MIR. Martin Is successful stock
man and an old timer In this coun-
try. His judgment IN cattle deal Is
60 be relied on and he will make good
on this buy lie has the feed already
in sight 10 feed all the stock ne pro-
poses to carry all winter II necessary
SO the risk he carries Is negligible IN
comparison 10 that Of the average
New Mexico stockman.
Frank Sholtron has purchased 80
head or mllch cows and calves from
Fred Brown and will range them near
his homo ana break them In for dairy
cows. lie has ordered at schmidt u
horse power air-cooled gas engine and
pump jack to add Ia his wind mill as
at water supply and viii be well
equipped 10 care for them this winter
AS he has a good feed crop.
A Biograph drama. Airdomo.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-09-04


Ration. N. H.. sept i.--what COM
munlty and state aid has accomplish
ed between Ration and the coast dur.
ing the present summer has been the
subject Of much favorable comment
by touring parties who have hoon
over the route. Secretary n. A..
Whcriock. OF the santa Fe-Ornnd
Canon-Noodlos Highway association,
which embraces Mckinley and valen-
ella counties In New Mexico. the five
northern counties Of Arizona, and
San Bernardlno county. Cal. writes
81 the following good work being done
on the western end "San Bernardlno
county has spent about $4,000 80
far this year between San Bernnrdino
and Needles. M0havc county has yot-
ed si00. 0O0 In bonds and at present
n building between Topoc and Yuc-
ca. Yavapai county has built a new
road between scligman 10 Ash Fork.
Coconlno county ~ building between
Williams and Flagstaff. and Navajo
county has built two new large
bridges. The road Is open and passa.
BILE all the way through, the worst
place az present being the crossing OF
the Colorado river a. TopOc. When
our road Is completed 20 that. point.
we have the assurance that thu rail.
road VIII put on a low car for carry
Ing machines across the bridge at n
nominal charge. our local aesocia-
ton is az present engaged In signing
the highway across this county"
MIR George Weiss. OF Iaguna, VAL
encia county writes: This county
now has an engineer going over the
line OF the main highway from Las
Lunas, the county seat, inspecting the
route for a good road from Las Lunaa
to Gallup In Mckinley county. This
county, as wen as Mckinley, has APP
propriated S5,Vp0 towards good roads
between the two pieces mentioned"
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-09-04

fspreisi Correspondence ~ the nleraia /
Artosla n. ~, Sept. 3.-The most
important denomination Of what a
live stock farm Will do under scien-
tliic management IN the pccos valley
ever attempted viii be that Of John
G.. Keys who has announced his plans
for raising COWS and pigs together on
his experimental farms southwest Of
this place. The manager OF the farm
Is Robert Peas, a man well fitted By
knowledge and practical experience to
make the experiment complete sue
cess.
a modern, hyEonic barn win be
erected, capable OF housing nrty COWS.
The floors and managers viii be OF con-
crete. and the wallis OF corrugated
iron. The stalls will be of steel Ven
tlnatlon will be secured By tho proper
construction 81 the building, and
everywhere about the dairy the latest
appliances will be used. The highest
grade separators obtainable will draw
OF tho cream In a short time. A mo-
chanical mixer, capable OF milking
six COWS at once. VIII be installed.
with this mlker one man can milk
the entire fifty COWS ~ two and onc-
half hours. A large sll0. OF concrete,
viii be built on each side Of the build
ing and loft large enough TO store
plenty OF hay for winter use VIII ba
over head. a large cistern viii also
be built near the barn.
Mr.. Keys VIII purchase nifty head
~ pure bred Jerseys 20 start the dairy.
lie prefers Jerseys 10 any other breed.
because of the richness OF their milk
in butter fat. Holsteins make better
cheese cows. but the Jerseys are con-
sidorcd best for butter making. and
for the present az least, ali milk sold
from Artesia viii go TO the butter
makers. For each COW he has in his
dairy he will keep two pigs, feeding
them on skinned milk and alfalfa. a
tract OF alfalfa large enough to feed
one hundred hogs viii be set aside
This tract will be divided into four
sections, on one OF which the hogs
will feed while the other three crops
are growing.
Mr.. Keys will prove 10 the valley In
"A material way what experts have
claimed for "A long time; that the
combination OF cows hogs, alfalfal
and slsos viii make this the richest
country IN the world. Another thing
he will prove rs that scientific man
agemeut and electric power are world
heaters for getting dividends out Of
farm.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-09-04
Mothers Friend
In Every Home
Comfort and Safety Assured Before
the Arrival of che Stork.

ihe old sayinR--what Is home without
a mother-shouid add Mothers Friend
In thousands Of American homes thers
u hottie of this splendid aud famous REM
edy that has aided many a woman through
the trying ordeal, saved her from suffering
and pain. kept her in health OF mind aud
body In advance ~ baby's coming and had
a most wonderful influence IN developing a
healthy, lovely disposition IN the child.
There Is no other remedy 80 truly a helm
% nature NJ Mothers Friend II relieves
the pain and discomfort caused b, the
strain on the lgamcnts. makes plant those
nbres ana muscles which nature Is expand;
Ing and soothes the Inflammation OF breast
glands
Mothers Friend IL an external remedy,
acts quickly nnd not only hnnshes al dis
trcas IN advance, but assures a speedy and
complete recovery for the mother. Thus
she becomes a healthy woman vith an her
strength preserved TO thoroughly enlOy she
rearing Of her child Mothers Friend can
be had az any drug store al 800 bottle,
and Il really one of the greatest blessings
ever discovered for cxpectant mothers.
Write 20 Bradheld Regulator Co, i2s
Iamaf Hldg., Atlanta. Ga, for thsir free
book Write to-day Il u meat instructive.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-09-04
SAN RAFAEL men
INDICTED FOR
MURDER
ToribiO Griego and Leonidas
de Griego Accused of Chok-
ing Mrs. TOribiO GriegO to
Death in 1911.

The Valencia county grand jury In
session at Los Lunas, yesterday re-
turned indictments for murder against
Toribio GiiegO and Loonidas de G;i.
ego. The Griegos are alleged 20
have choked Mrs. Toribio Griogo To
death In san Rafael Ia 1911. The
trial of the men will likely begin to-
morrow az the conclusion OF a civil
oHsc, Peterson versus Beardsley, which
has occupied the attention OF the
court since Tuesday morning.
The grand jury has returned also
AN indictment for rape against Anna
do Ancheta. Of Cubero. The alleged
offcnse was against six-year-o
girl and u the stories told by witnesses
are not exaggerated the state has an
open ana shut case against tho in
dictcd man.
Lucario Candolaria, charged with
the larceny Of cattle, was arraigned
before the court yesterday and plead
ed guilty lie was sentenced TO serve
three years In the penitentiary. com
mltment being suspended
Jesus Gomez. indicted for assault
with a deadly weapon on the person
OF Santa Re brakeman at Grants In
1919. pleaded guilty when arraigned.
Sentence was deferred.
Because of the illness of District
Attorney John 49, Griffith, Assistant
District Attorney Harry =. owen u
acting as district attorney during the
session. II, A. Woolford assistant
district attorney with jurisdiction IN
Sierra county viii assist MIR. owen.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-09-04
ROAD WORK DELAYED
IN TORnaNCE f,orfN'

Estancia. n. NJ. sent. John w.
.Corbett. secretary Of the road hoard,
was here from MountainRir and re-
ports that the board will suspend op-
erations until the supreme court de-
cides upon the status OF the board.
II IL possible that by an understand
Ing with the board Of county COM
mlEsioners he and Surveyor Hawkins
will proceed with the preliminary
work OF locating roads but nothing
more than this will be dono until
the court speaks
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-09-04
CREAM BUSINESS WE'LL
ESrABlAsuFD IN ATTEST

Artcsia. n. NJ, Sept. 3.--The dairy
business has been finally placed on a
permanent footing here and some 20
farmers so far have agreed TO ship
cream TO Roswell.
Mr. Traylor. acting for Larsh
Brothers. Of the Artesia Alfalfa Mill
Ing company, left Wednesday for MIS-
souri, points TO purchase one or two
cars OF high grade milk stock, 10 be
used by the company and balance
sold to local people on good terms.
y. n. Hansen, OF the big "Piney
Valley" from across the Pecos Is IN
Kansas City and may bring back with
him herd of nrst class milk stock
20 place on the i,0OO-acre alfalfa
neld.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-09-04
MINING NEWS
Grant County MeerSchGum Mines Now
Form Worlds Chief Supply of Product
Important Developments in Southern Mineral District;
Coal Found Near Silver Cty $4,000 in Bullion Is
Shipped from MOgOllOn; Real Oil Excitement Reported
at Yeso; Ore Strike in COlfax County.

silver City, n. NJ. Sept. THE
worlds supply OF moerschaum has
come for centuries from one small lo-
cality la Asia Ninor. rho crude
methods in use there have been thor
ough. and for years the supply has
been gradually decreasing and the
price In consequence increasing. This
viii give some Indication Of the im-
pOFtanco OF the moerschaum mines
located northeast OF silver City on
tho Sapelio. which are tho only mines
OF this kind In America, and which
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-09-04

land since taking over enc coaffhi 90
the company he has m0dn extensive
Investigations of similar formations IA
the northern part ~ the state. result.
ms In the l0cnllon Of q large Nicer.
schoum deposit which ne later ac-
|qulrud. fic has also had samples
eent him from Montana. but these
proved 70 bo Of worry inferior quail
W, which goes ID show that New
Mexico s. the only state IN the union
where this mineral OCCURS
while enc development 81 thlB
property has been going on IN q very
qulet way u n being shaped up vary
rapidly, and shipments In carload l0ta
are being made "a the c0mpanF's fac
tory AZ OEdonsbnrE. n. ". Thln ~
another proof 81 what can BE done
with the numerous undevol0pod ro-
sources In Grant county
Lack Of capital and mining expert
ence coupled with the worldwide Idea
% the novice Of quick profits have
ruined many good proposition. IL
seems reasonable 10 assume that UNI
dor tho present policy 81 this cofn
paHy. should 4 be CONTINUED. Grant
county win become tho largest pro-
Queer 81 mecrschaum IN the world.
The present mill on the eapello.
though being worked 20 the very best
advantage. ~ scarcely adequate for
the proper and economical conccn-
tration ~ the mineral. and It IL cx-
pected that within the near future
the company win Install machinery
especially applicable 10 the conccn-
tration % this ore.
f1eFr0.
News has been received hers shhe
while driving DRIFT Isl the Emma
mine a few days ago IN tho direction
% the Hanover mountain. great
mass Of thin mud was encountered
which flowed through the tunnel and
ruse over one hundred feet IN the
shaft. II was too thick 20 handle with
pumps and had 10 be haicd out II "a
said TO be the first time such n thinR
has happened IN the history Of min
INK nc ficrro. Some time ano vasl
quantity OF water was struck on the
400 foot level and large pumps had
to be ordered 10 empty the mine. ore
In the mine continues TO carry big
values.
nuFr0e.
Eleven miles Of the grading have
been completed on the whitewater
Tyrone railroad by Messra Chadwick
and Deyo. the contractors. Mr.. Deyo
stated on n recent visit 10 silver city
that the grading would be completed
and track laying begun by October I.
Immediately following the completion
OF the railroad material for the htr
mill which n 90 be erected IN the Bur-
ros will be rushed in. and by the tlmo
construction has reached the right
point the two $4,000 power plants
which are now under construction la
the east will be ready for shipment.
Work on the big tunnel, which Is 70
connect all the Phelps-Dodge proper
tcs IN tine Burros and which "a now
considerably over half done, IL beinn
pushed as rapidly 40 ~ possible In
view OF the fact that the work has
now 10 be done from one heading. II
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-09-04
BRIDGE TO me BUIIT
ACROSS MIDDLE pFRCUA

liillsboro. n. NJ. Sept. "A bridge
will soon be b an across Middle Per
cha creek below Kingston This
bridge viii avoid the bad rocky cue
which has been dangerous IN winter
time. The forest scrvice win build
the bridge AZ governm ent expense and
the citizens OF this place VIII build
tho new leading To the bridge. II n
hoped that the county commissioners
viii add their mite towards this con-
siruction
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-09-04

Fort Sumner. ~ w.. napa. ~. FOR
She past week Or ten days 4 nanlte-
man. who has drilled oli sclls n OK
ianoma and IN the lower pecos valley
has been NJ Ycso securing leases on
al thu lands he csn SECURE TO date
he has secured leases on which the
filing fees a. the county recorders Of.
flee ariount % more than 500.
Material lumber and comouf has
hecn ordered from Albuquerque 10
erect bank lullding Just across me
street from The Atwood Store whlch
goes 10 show that there h somethins
doing.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-09-04

and Milling company whose proper
tisa arc on Badly mounfain. nae ~
the city Taosdny On hin return from
a business visit 10 Denver
Mr. nlddle reports 4 new strike %
rich free milling ofa and i naY IS
confidently looked fey that the Qua
rilla compnuy viii spen b. = neaes
producer Several Hslonlle1 ara Ia
tcrcsgcd IN this company.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-09-04

win b. chmplaftd N plenty on Nma
Io4 thn STREAM ~ ore Iu ~ 0Iafiod
Que when the mills ARC ready ~ ham
Ole a. Speculation AZ 10 mo nfobobla
ei4o Of The new town vary considers
ABBY. bui q ~ expected thHi lhoft viii
be d population of from 1900 30 .0o1
poople % Tyrone within The next u|N
months
Pines Altos.
The faneion mine. situated on me
south side ~ rlnoe Altos mounia|n
and upon Whlon itoslnn work nna honn
done f0r some years. b likely b enter
upon Z period 81 activity which Wili
DO more toward developing ihm
richness Of this section than anything
which has occurred fsF some years
Tho mino has bhcn taNbn over ~ b
eroup 81 capitnllsia. and q connany g.
now IN process o. Incorporation Tor
tho purpose ~ ihor0uanlv opening un
the properly. a. d Fischer. d mlninG
engineer from Colorado. u rs chafao
81 tho work, and already comprnnaor
machinery has been Installed Roth
SIR. Fischer and ar. OaiesiyY. when
seen Recently. were raticent concern
iua the plans ~ the new company and
would ulnte nothing further than that
work would 81 done % properly slEa
up shc possibilities ~ the mine. and
that should this come up 10 Oxpecia-
tlons q mill or whatever Improve
monts are necessary viii be added.
Those familiar with this property are
confident that II careful work - done
the rcsult VIII be the adding % thu
list of camps near silver City 81 an
ether steady dividend producer
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-09-04
FORTY ACRES on CORN
no FEED no HEAD OF HOGS

Pennington, ~ NJ, sort. II. A..
and T.. L. stallings of the Jewott val
ley have 40 acres OF corn that will 20
from forty TO sixty bushels 20 the
acre. They have purchased 40 head
Of hogs from parties on the Ia Plata,
and will finish Thorn up for the mar
ket on corn. They expect To market
tho dressed product az Gallup.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-09-04

my q a u Rh ter OF
weakness. She was
troubled almost a
year with Il and
complained of back
ache, so that l
thought she would
be an invalid. She
was entirely run
down, pale, nervous
and without appe-
tite. l was very
much discouraged
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-09-04
si7.O0 MORE BuLIIOw
FROM NgOGOIN,oN MINES

Silver City. Sept shipments %
bullion from the MoRollon district tho
last week aEgregated $4,000 -Four
bars weighing $50 pounds. value s5.-
o0o, passed through the city Saturday
from tho pcadwood mill ana eight
bars weighing T6o pouhcs, value an
proxlmatcly $4,000, from another
operating company IN the district
passed through the city Monday.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-09-04
SEAN or COAL FOUND
Nran arf.VFrl flgs1,N


Siivor City. Ncrt. Z. while sinking
well on his rahch stout six miles
cast of silver City James Campbell
struck seam Of coal which q ~ sur
ficlont size and quality - indicate
that there may DC larger veins IN the
vicinity and preparations are beina
made 90 prospect the ground with
churn drifts Snail veins of coal
have been found IN tho vicinity 81
silver city on many different occa
sloHa, and though no large bodiea have
heen opened ~ yet, Il u quito ponsi-
BILE that the main body. n there "a
any such thing around here. ~ To-
Gated cast ~ town. coal mine IN
this section Of tho country would be-
little less valuable than a rich gold
mine.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-09-04

They used 10 cali me "Brlcktop"
A name | didn't like.
Years came along
An endless thrOng,
And did their coaseloss hike.
ia like that name Of "Brloktop"
These days ! must avoW
'Twould flatter me
For. hully geel--
They call me "Baldy" now.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-09-04
SAVES pAglNIER



Ready. Kg~A'fl mas n8t .'t 4 al
4nyin.ng l0l neafsY aIN moslh WN|1s
Mrs. IenIa bfHrtaf, olII's rIate. snf
was down ~ Bet ipI three months
caanol tea ycu huw aa'ItIaa win
ny head, and win Nervousness ara
womanlg sfonbloG
Our iaB'lly doctor iola ny husband ~
tonlQ nos % me any good. and ts l1
% give 4 W. We iNta another doctor.
cns be old not help ne.
"a lssa my mother ef4iscd n'e IS fake
AafuN, inc WrU1U'n f1rIr, I ffnHIt
4 WIS no us9 Tor was noafIg dead arc
nu'hlHQ Seemed 10 90 ne anF good. IIi
took eleven bottles. and n0N anI aria
g 60 AZ 81 ny work md ny oNh
washing.
I think caf1ui Il ne best medic|ne n
ne world. Ny weight has larfentf.
ana ! iook lHe piriaft u l4ails. 2
~ foN suffer ITuHi any III the TffErniF
peculiar 70 wo1ien, Get hottie 81 CaYdu|
l0diH. Delay Is aah4eIoEs We kaoH
I win help you. lpf b has helped 30
many llqsnaHde q olt4f weak nom1n
~ llie past 80 years.
"A Ell DRUGGISTS.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-09-04
HEAVY SHOWERS DO MUCH
GOOD IN ESrANCIA VALLEY

Moriarty, y. NJ, sept 3.-The heavy
local showers OF last week have
changed the looks Of crops and grass
in this vicinity. Green corn and Jeans,
new POTATOES, summer squash, etc.
are very plentiful 50 the long con-
tinucd dry weather did not do tho
damage 10 crops which was at first
supposed. oats, hay and millet crops
viii be- short, but corn Is looking fine
ALFALFA AND PEACHES
UNDER CARLSBAD PROJECT
CARLSBAD, y. NJ, Sept. i.-The
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-09-04

but heard Of Lydia y. Pinkham g Vege.
table Compound through friendn and
now praise II because Il has cured my
daughter - Mrs. +. M. ELsToN, II. ID.
No. 3, Burlington. Iowa.
Case Of Another Girl
Scanlon, MINI. -" used 10 be both
cred with nervous spells, and would cry
II anyone was cross 20 me. got aw-
ful weak spells especially In the morn
ing, and my appetite was poor. / also
had a tender place In my right sid.
which panied when l did any hard
work. | took Lydia y. Pinkham's Veg
etable Compound and my symptoms al
changed, and l am certainly feeling
fine. / recommend Il 70 every suffering
woman OF girl You may use this let
ter for the good Of others. Miss ELL
OLSON, III 9th ST., Virginia, MINI.
Young Girls, Heed This Advice.
Girls who are troubled with painful oi
irregular periods, backaehe. headache
dragglng-dOwn sensations. faintinl
spells or Indigestion, should immediatel!
seek restoration 30 health by taking Ly
dia z. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-09-04

Corn and Hog Join Cow and Silo
TO Make Livestock Feeding in New
Mexico More Important Industry

Model Stock Farm to be Established Artesa San Juan
County Men, With 40, Acres Of 6O,Rushel Corn, Buy
140 Head Of Pork to Feed it to- Good Showers in Es-
tancia Valley IT'S Carloads of Alfalfa Shipped by Crow
ers Under Carlsbad Project
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-09-04
GIRLS Who ARE
PALE, NERVOUS
May Find Help in Mrs. Ell
stOn's Letter About
Her Daughter.

burlington, Iowa. 90" Lydia r. Pink.
hams Vegetable Compound has cured
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-09-04

You can keep your n9e q secret for
awhile. hut eventually Il wan begin
10 toll on YOU
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-09-04

Organization Made at Clayton 10
Push New Mexico Texas Highway

Denver to Galveston ThOrOughfare Object Of Endeavo
Eddy County to Complete Thirty Miles Of Road; Com
munity ana State Cooperation Accomplishing Much on
Route to Sunset.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-09-04
NIa'H ORR DTsCovrnrD

wv " WTEI1 IIT777 w T7FTT7IF
IN COLFAx COUNTY
Ration. n. NJ, Sent. 4.---f.e0poid ria
Ole. manager Of The Guerilla Mining