BUILD IRRIGATION DAM
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n average corn crop, Nebraska will
require 100,000 feeding steers this year in ex-
cess of what she now has within her borders.
This will mean good prices for all the steer
cattle of Wyoming, Colorado and Utah without
sending them to the market centers.
BUILD IRRIGATION DAM
The farmers surrounding St. Johns, Ari-
zona, have built a dam about fifteen miles south
of St. Johns, that will insure them all the
water they want after this year. The reservoir
which is created by this dam will be twenty-five
feet deep on 640 acres and from three to six
feet deep on about 3,000 acres more.
TELEGRAPH OPERATOR
Geo. A. Elsworth, an old time friend of
Billy Sanguinette, arrived in Albuquerque last
Thursday. Mr. Elsworth will locate at Laguna,
New Mexico, as telegraph operator for the
Western Union Telegraph Company. In 1863
he served as telegrapher for John Morgan when
he made his raid through the northern states.
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That Indian Hoax
Tucson Citizen.
A few days since the following telegram
to the Associated Press went over the country,
regarding the San Carlos Indians:
Santa Fe, April 11. โ The New Mexican
is in receipt of news from southwestern Arizona
that the White Mountain Apaches are very
uneasy, and it is feared they will go on the war
path. They are having much trouble among
themselves.