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TABLE OF CONTENTS.
Page.
Official letter of transmittal
New Mexico, geographical location of, peculiarities of topography, causes of aridity
Official register
5
5-7
8-9
Population, defects in the last U. S. Census
10-12
General review of existing conditions-Fiscal interests of the Territory-Regulations of insur-
ance by law-Educational and industrial development ..
13-14
The mining industry-Production of the precious and useful metals-Output of coal and coke.
Settlement of land-grant titles-Public lands for educational purposes-The proposed national
lease law..
Statehood-Reasons for admission, wealth, intelligence, treaty rights-New Mexico's war
record-Text of proposed State constitution-Legislative memorial to Congress
History of civil government in New Mexico.
23-47
48
Public instruction, report of superintendent of-Early history-Progress in public school
work-Compulsory education-Teachers' institutes-Illiteracy disappearing -Advanced
school laws-Detailed reports on city and county schools-Indian education.
University of New Mexico-The Hadley climatological laboratory
College of Agriculture and Mechanic Arts.
Normal university-Archæological expeditions-The museum-Biological station and its
publications
97-101
The Normal Training School
102-103
New Mexico finances-Report of the treasurer, receipts and disbursements, funded debt, and
disposition of public moneys
104-117
Report of the auditor-Distribution of funds from all sources-Balances June 2, 1901-Appro-
priations Charitable institutions-Insurance-Interstate express business
debt.....
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Territorial
118-130
Financial statement by counties..
131-137
Report of the secretary of the Territory-The new capitol-Election of 1900, and vote by
counties-The legislature and laws of 1901-Register of county officers for 1901-Corporations
and laws relating to formation of same-Statement of resources and liabilities of national
and Territorial banks.......
138-147
United States internal revenue
Commission on Irrigation, report of-Irrigation reservoirs-Contracts for reclaiming Territorial
lands......
Railroads Systems in operation-A year of marked progress-New mileage and its effect upon
industrial development..
148-155
156-159
159
The National Guard of New Mexico, report of the adjutant-general..
160-162
Report of Territorial law librarian
163
Judicial affairs-The U. S. Court of Private Land Claims-Report of the solicitor-general-
The supreme court, Bar Association, and district courts......
164-181
Law and order in New Mexico-Reports by district attorneys on the status of criminal prose-
cutions in each of the five judicial districts.
Report of Territorial hospitals-St. Vincent's Hospital, St. Vincent's Orphanage and Industrial
School, St. Joseph's Hospital at Silver City, Grant County Charity Hospital, Ladies' Relief
Society, Las Vegas.
198-201
Asylum for the Deaf and Dumb
202
The penitentiary
202-208
Commissioner of public lands, first annual report of-Act of Congress granting lands to New
Mexico-Territorial laws on the subject and supplementary report to June 30, 1901 ......... 209-233
The bureau of immigration.....
Report of the United States surveyor-general
234
236-248
The public domain in New Mexico-Vast areas unappropriated-Lands surveyed and unsur-
veyed in each county-Increase in land entries-Reports of the United States land offices.. 249-254
Irrigation and its products-Money in irrigation-Notable results-Community of interest in
irrigated districts-Fulfilling a prophecy-Irrigable area in New Mexico-Yields of crops
and prices of farm and orchard products...
255-264
265-269
The sugar beet in New Mexico-Successful experiments-Opening for young men-Coloniza-
tion enterprises.
Irrigation of Indian lands
270
Horticulture and viticulture-Significant exhibits-Belgian hares and poultry-Wineries
needed-The grape in the Rio Grande Valley-Methods of cultivation
Alfalfa-A wonderful forage plant.
271-274
275
The range grasses of New Mexico
279
Tobacco culture-Expert report on-Beginning of a new industry.
The climate and crop service...
The Elephant Butte Dam-Defending New Mexico's rights
Forest reserves and their uses-Report of United States forest superintendent..
Live stock industry-Report of sheep sanitary board-Sheep and wool as wealth producers-
Improved methods-Money in cattle-Cattle sanitary board-New Mexico as a home for
the stock raiser
The coal mines-Report of United States inspector-Vital statistics on the production of coal
and coke-Laws governing the working of coal mines in the Territories-Recommenda-
tions
The Indians-The Navahos-Jicarilla Apaches-Population, products, education-Progress of
the Pueblos-Indian industrial schools.
Climatology of New Mexico-Effects upon pulmonary complaints-Comparative climatic
data-Impartial tributes.
293-296
297-308
309-351
352-356
357-365
United States sanitaria in New Mexico-Report of the general hospital for the treatment of
pulmonary tuberculosis at Fort Bayard and report of the Marine-Hospital sanitorium at
Fort Stanton..
Mines and minerals-Geological associations in New Mexico camps, activity in the mining
districts, remarkable undeveloped resources-Stratigraphical work of the University survey.
Geological survey of the Territory..
Bernalillo County-Chief industries, irrigation, choice lands, agriculture, Cochiti and other
camps, the city of Albuquerque
414-424
Chaves County-Water supply, sheep, wool, and cattle, fruits and melons-"Roswell, the
pearl of the Pecos"-Some farm profits-Artesian wells....
Colfax County-Towns and mining camps-Coal and coke industry-Live stock-Farming
without irrigation-Educational
Dona Ana County-Alfalfa, wheat, grapes, and other fruits-Rich mines-Social and industrial
progress...
Eddy County-Great irrigation plants-Agriculture and horticulture-Live stock-Extensive
oil deposits-City of Carlsbad....
425-430
431-435
436-440
441-447
Grant County-The banner mining county and a great stock-raising region-Irrigation enter-
prises-Silver City's solid industries-Lordsburg and its rich environment-Assessment
values
447-454
Guadalupe County-High-grade flocks-Espejo's testimony-Santa Rosa's bright promise-
The construction of the Rock Island Road-Immigration..
455-457
Lincoln County-The stock ranges-An empire rich in the precious metals, coal, iron, timber,
and marble-The placer fields-Railroad development......
458-461
Luna County-A hustling infant-Remarkable railway activity-Mining and stock raising-
Oil lands-Deming a railroad and industrial center.............
462-465
Mora County-Where agricultural and horticultural pursuits are a constant delight-A region
well watered-Great farms and ranches-Principal towns-Splendid undeveloped
resources-Vast timber areas-Opportunities for capital-A railroad wanted..
466-471
McKinley County-Extensive coal measures-The industrial towns of Gallup, Clarkville, and
Gibson-Boring for crude oil-Copper deposits........
Otero County-A lusty young giant, full of diversified resources-A promising fruit region-
Irrigation necessities and possibilities-The lumber industry-Alamogordo and its rapid
growth-The precious metals-Coal, iron, onyx, and marble-Cattle, sheep, and angora
goats-Railroad building-Schools-Clouderoft, the beautiful...
Rio Arriba County-Soil products-The Brazos, Nurtias, and Chama valleys-Principal
towns-The lumber industry-Live stock, mining, and educational interests..
San Juan County-Vast stretches of fertile farming lands-A network of irrigating ditches-A
famous fruit belt which invites settlers-Great coal and oil deposits-Railroad prospects-
The county seat and other towns-Social conditions..
472
473-486
487-489
489-492
493-506
Santa Fe County-Historic Associations-Climatic superiority-Mineral resources-Fruit prod-
ucts-The valleys of the Rio Tesuque, Española, and Santa Fe-Possibilities for irrigation-
Coal measures-Attractions for tourists-The historic "Official Palace”.
San Miguel County-The "Empire" county of New Mexico-Cattle raising and wool grow-
ing-Great stock ranches-Agricultural resources-Wonderful crops-Educational advance-
ment-Health resorts-City of Las Vegas, the Hot Springs and their climatotherapy........ 507-521
Sierra County-Mines and mills-Mountains and valleys that abound in natural wealth-
Hillsboro gold camp-Angoras and other live stock..
522
Socorro County-An empire in extent greater than the State of Massachusetts-Wonderfully
attractive mining camps with records as producers-Cheap farming lands-Business oppor-
tunities-Live-stock industry-The resourceful Black Range country-Magdalena's riches.. 523-531
Taos County-A garden valley-Land and water-Fruits, grain, and wool-The mining
interests
532-535
536-538
Valencia County-Farming and fruit growing-The home of the "golden hoof"-Areas of
timber, coal, and copper-Educational advancement..
Union County-Products of ranch and range-Irrigation openings-Railroads and immigra-
tion-Flourishing towns......
539-541
542
Game and fish in New Mexico..
The progressive press
Conclusion.....
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