| Show burled cities of new mexico new mexico and arizona offer as great a S ld for archaeologists as do the landa where the empires of indent days flourished said W P me calf of al N M an expedition left only a few days ago to seek for treasure which traditions say is to be found at gran miles 1 from that city before the pilgrims landed at plymouth there were flourishing settlements of white men alons the bio brande coronado in his history of the explorations mad as early as 1840 wrote of the seven s of cahola describing them as of i us wealth and magnificent beauty the anina at gran are believed to be the enins of one of those cities coronado told of abundant gold and treasures in all of these cities and many expeditions have explored about Qu ivera tho ruins indicate that a large city stood there the limestone walla mark out the of palaces monasteries and churches A curious thins is that no water can be found for fifty miles around the searchers have honeycombed the land trying to secure a supply of water no treasure has ever been found there but the belief that it is located there antedates any traditions of the mexicans or indiana just what prospects induced the last expedition to start out I 1 du not know chicago tribune |
