La terra di sole; un manuale delle risorse, dei prodotti, delle industrie e del clima del Nuovo Messico . una divisione headquartersof la Santa Fe azienda ferroviaria e qui si trovano intorno a casa e nelle officine di riparazione. Un moderno mulino flouring isconducted per la comodità di un ampio numero di farmersin ricchi Rio Grande Valley. Fruttuoso surroundit frutteti, e si tratta di una ricca agricoltura, orticoltura, live andmining stock regione. Erba medica è ampiamente coltivato e quando thereis un ampia fornitura di acqua che viene prelevata dal RioGrande attraverso fossati, quattro raccolti in una sola stagione sono ofcommon ricorrenza.

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The land of sunshine; a handbook of the resources, products, industries and climate of New Mexico . a division headquartersof the Santa Fe Railway Company and here are located around house and repair shops. A modern flouring mill isconducted for the convenience of a large number of farmersin the rich Rio Grande Valley. Fruitful orchards surroundit, and it is a rich agricultural, horticultural, live stock andmining region. Alfalfa is extensively grown, and when thereis an ample supply of water, which is taken from the RioGrande through ditches, four crops in one season are ofcommon occurrence. This finds a ready market, the priceper ton ranging from $10 to §14. There is a good publicschool building and there are several churches. The townhas a weekly newspaper, the San Marcial Bee. There is abank and there are a goodly number of business firms.Located near the center of the Territory, at an elevation of alittle over 4, 000 feet, the climate makes it a sanitarium forconsumptives. Here are to be found all the conditions for ahealthy and happy life, with the opportunities to realize the. THE LAND OF SUNSHINE, 275 maximura of profit in the lines of agriculture and horticulture.San Marcial is not devoid of historical interest. One of thefeatures of the town is a large and extensive promontoryknown as the mesa. Here occurred the battle of Valverde, fought February 20, 1862, by General Sibleys Texans andthe Union forces under General Canby. The severest part ofthe battle occurred about the present site of San Marcial.Frequently cannon balls and other relics are plowed up on theeast side of the river. Carthage is a prosperous coal camp and is being connected by railroadwith San Antonio, a lively commercial center on the Santa FeRailway. At San Acacia, a weekly newspaper, El Comercio, is pubUshed. Near the settlement are copper ore deposits.Mogollon and Cooney are famous mining camps. Taos County. Area 2, 265 square miles. Population 13, 000; census of1900, 10, 889. Assessed valua

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