| Show I f exas an and Mexico as q 5 SeeR Seen Q From rom Car Cat Windows Wi dows jt i v 3 i Special Sp elal Correspondence C Corr v L PASO rc jAs 5 I tl rOUt i from il Los Lbs ros Anse Ange Angeles An go golos E les los to El I jho jee i e can cin l but hut be bemm mm o oRon oien tract to b In o th r lIZ I Ian And ana an New l Much h of or tris liIs now v r L l toebe 1 w loi lel Yuma YUrt a IL I large larg E canal l Intake t e iZ u d constructed d Iw or ho Col C l lorado orado to do l the r I les lesout lies out doors A K p pos tp be bc b brought nd lual nj the u th Salton Stelton sea us as usI asit it I I moro generally known v vAnd j And nd by th n vay the th th ath ad a year ear or so i i ago ugo that the rain rainfall fall fail ful In n Utah wits increasing aln because of of tWo the waters oft f the tho Salton apoll sea ei was S found Counch to have little foundation Th t break in hi the Colorado cais l tho the immense verno has been h repaired r p lre by the tho Southern Pacific p Railway n ln y com COIn Puny pany aided ald d b bY the tie g yet yet thee amount of moisture precipitated in Utah Is greater re t r than thai when hen the tho lh Colo Colorado C po lo lorto rado areas spread but ras The Tho water dt of tho tho Colorado Col l do once olce o available for foi Irrigation lon tion purposes cs th the will wl throw open for settle Cleat a Ir tro f l l land r j joon of Arizona and voon oon Immense Immens New r vl bo b the tho I abiding abiding place i 1 of t Ib h SITE AST J JIn imIRE I In Tn i I this country iy 1 the thought th is Ig rc that tat there Jf i is lOom hero Is fora 1 vast t empire The he level Ive 1 Plains plans stretch to tho north and northeast north east cast to tho Rookies H a distance cO of f I mile mild miJ a nd jn In hi hito Int to t Mexico arid al I ln iii III the th distance I there hero Is only nl 1 hor o aC te K tan h to ur adapt ill Jt d is b t tim thu th raising l t of alfalfa and d grains C various general Cal 01 Plants und Toad can without dOit do o b eed Whether cr or o i ot abundant cn OR nd in n the th i Is I n it n to bo hp ter Colorado Col ado rIy r h i arid r r taken n I It tl t channel h n q will ibb b j ir I la in n that beauty fol or ot of pl lii The fht he country c u Is only beginning to t tta ta on Qi he a dp I ties es of t idI s Noti Nt many years ae ago ngo So it va wa s d tobo to bo u ft place ni i 1 u hj t Lct lait laitI I I II l lb realized I l that thit tJ Il rl vp p tes t lila la tip ho x o ChIld lu lly ly ya erased Ito into 10 no i where W ere n arth EIas parta t J 1 using Ig b n fed iby h Ui s dt din la riU l nd I large arg S dIT am j being ln erected ICS Hi the tl Grando that i t t twi will ee furnish water wat l V I pu tinder cultivation many m y The result resultS will S 1 U t iak El El Pas Paso Pasi PaSI k i 11 I j i a aa 1 j t ta a 1 fine residence city The Tle climate is warm and amI pleasant pIca RUnt In winter snow und and frost zero very vcr light With suf sut water a Vegetation cg and tind shade shado sh can be produced that will nill wi entitle this to place to and anc recreation edri c r side as now now claimed in a coni com commercial mercial mercal way L D S COLONISTS C AND ANDI MINES El EI Paso is Is a I city of some le in habitants and Is the for the southwestern part of tle state some parts larts of New Mexico l df Gizo a aad and ad the northern portion p rt n of or Old Mexico x co Mining and oil 01 developments are aro talked of considerably here Even thu tices Mormon Jo mon colonists col ott ot Mexico aroi aro ro rC con concerned C I Corned ce i In J 3 C Peter SOi and Taylor Sons of are re promoting pi ni big schemes which i lesur ir sac suc successful should be bo sufficient to satisfy satsy any tny half dozen men nen iren TJ TiIe c show hOW fine samples s and ll des cies rl veins voices o of FI rich h hore ores ore and as they own the ground grouch and haye hah largo Jargo bodies b des blocked d out it i seem seem ar a difficult matter matel to Interest sufficient s t capital lal to put thu th properties prop on n a r i paying paring basis Mexico Is different to what it itIs ItIs Itis Is ln In n Utah an government is very cry 1 eral In III l l its is grants but beet It tl but takes m I capital t ork ground t than sI rl in the th United Ue States Tills I being true fru syndicates have havo the thc boat best b tt shiow Shady schemes and wildcat ventures ve Imo have not hot t been lud Iq hz hen Solace parts p be of ilia ih north rind ined r lt east cast and enU the th business Is not lot looked p lh the tho same degree d gro pf suspicion Vond are r afloat concern eon er erIng ins Ing th t l s and a to toc tob be b c f d countries c and amI amIth the th f forth to tl for tor money lole for fol development purposes A 0 O GRAVE Today i I I tIe th gr hc ate Abraham q lc ibur d dIn I In in Greenlea c l 1 wi surprised that the remains so g goOd IJ IJan an a ft J ho he t tei lid J l ar cl lonely burial spot l Without 1 a monument ex cepl a a plain b sd And that too f fast iL It tore some thIn thel g Should hould Ibe be bedon done dono to i crepta erect i pta a suit sult suitable able ablO i pe Hi t tO his hIe memory tn resor i At occurred o our ii first Intro Introduction l to t our OU SIJa neigh bors They rh ury much in hf color and Jitt a d many man of nf f ithem 10 in 1 in li i nn J squalor qi Ir i ith po th Y are eol n u andar r lr Cound In Il Vp t t e p ld trust on t the IL bei rth rier Cro hc river I te s sIn in die s nera i makeup two Et ico plc IB mn o I tho town over the bridge gO l c H I thola ole ble ts ot c r BI u ue People e p Tl The o houses und Jt it aado t nt a tice r i are aro not n rl l mi as aro other CI r l s tho ft for oJ JI tC being bel J Ic c mp mp law tto o certain 1 r t If ln 1 PUbIC places In r t tI tf ii rv dt b fin I a F f are aro lO posted otei notifying ne no negroes negroes groes groes roos that th t their trade Is not nol wanted F F HINTZE E |
