Image 39 of El Paso herald (El Paso, Tex.), January 12, 1910, (SKYSCRAPER EDITION 1)
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Silver Cityplace
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revival begun late in 1908thing
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a.k.a. revival begun late in 1908
slump of 1907thing
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a.k.a. the slump of 1907
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EL PASO HERALD ANNUAL SUMMARY 01 SOUTHWESTERN PROGRESS 37 Year Of Great Progress In Silver SILVER CITY is tlio con lor of Iho largest mining interests In New Mexico nnd tlio steady dovolop irioiil of ItH tilbulury resources is mak ing II one of tlio moHl Important cities of Hint prosperous territory In common with till other milling commuiiltleH the slump of 1007 seri ously affected the mining cninpH tribu tary to Silver City but a revlvnl begun Into In 1008 find continued with In creasing vigor through 1909 and elos Ing the year with bettor prospects for the future than ever before In the his tory of that section of the territory Important Trade Center Silver City has become ono of the best business town of the southwest Its trade supplying the well established mining camps of Mogollon Plnos Altos Leopold Tyrone Santa Itlta Flerro Hanover and irnny other districts In which much activity hat boon evidenced In 1909 besides meeting iib demands of a large cattle raising and agricul tural population in the valleys of the GIlu the upper Mlmbros Frisco etc Mining Aethlty Tlio year 1009 was ono of progress for the entire section tributary to Sil