A load of apples as fine as any that ever…
source date: 1891
availability: public-domain

Advance. A load of apples as fine as any that ever came from California was brought from Ben Gooch’s ranch on the upper Mimbres yesterday. Mr. Gooch also brought in 250 pounds of veni- son killed by himself on the Mimbres. John Stenson bought the whole load for his market. H. M. Johnson, who during a difficulty with J. B. McPherson last week, seriously cut McPherson in the left side with a pocket knife, was up for hearing before Judge J. E. Smith on Tuesday. Silas Alexander appeared for Johnson, and F. W. Parker for the Territory. Johnson waived examination and was bound over to the grand jury in bonds of $200. He se- cured the bonds and is again at liberty. From the December 11, 1891, Issue of The Enterprise LAND OF MYSTERY Nature’s Wonderful Laboratory at Last Invaded From San Francisco Examiner. The lake of ink, the streams of milk, and the mountain of sulphur, have been measured and explored. The truthful relation of careful investiga- tion is more marvelous than the strange stories of the Indians who have told tales of the won- ders of the land where one volcano becomes silent and 100 new ones send out stones, sea- weed and sulphur.