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Ritch, William Gillet

 
9781340700553: Illustrated New Mexico

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The PRECIOUS METALS are found more or less in every county, and more especially in the central and southern portions of the Territory. Coal is found in nearly every portion of the Territory, the larger fields being central and north. Stock ranges (governmsnfc land) are open to location at outlying points towari and alo:ig the eastern and western boundaries; as also are agricultural land-j. The eistern and western quarters of the Territory are wholly free from grants. Agricultural and horticultural lands under ditch and i)artisdly improved can be obtained along the valleys of central New Mexico, north and south, at from $10 to $25 per acre. Grape lands are in the valleys of the central and southern portions. Vegetable gardens and milk and butter ranches are needed in every county. Manufactories of every character will find encouragement. Health for the afflicted everywhere, in the pure air and water, in the equitable temperature and altitude and in the medicinal hot springs. CoM ijORT and pleasure at the many new and well appointed hotels. Scenery on natures grandest scale in all parts of the Territory. Fishing, hunting and camp-life, to satisfy the most ambitious, in the moun|t;ains and mountain parks. Antiquarians and archologists can satisfy their most fastidious tastes over pre-historic ruins and the remains of the hundreds of thousands of feidustrial and village population of the 16th century. I eesources ajd advantages mbrief. We must pronoimce the coal in question a true anthracite coal. Dr. J. L.X ieconte, onS anta Fe coals. CoaL apparently,is as good as theW estmoreland coal of Pennsylvania. Qen. W. J. talmer, Railroad Surveys inN ew Mexico. As far as its practical application for all practical purposes is concerned, its undoubtedly fully equal toP ennsylvania anthracite, and really the best fuel so far discovered in the west. Hon. R. W. Raymond. Ref
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