Gila Wilderness Described In New Mexico Magazine
Clyde Ely, editor of the Silver City Daily Press, describes the Gila Wilderness in the December New Mexico Magazine. The area remains motor free with rugged trails, hot springs, cliff-dweller ruins as a National Monument, and a yearly Trail Riders horseback trip highlighting its isolation and beauty.
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New Mexico
Gila Wilderness
New Mexico Magazine
Clyde Ely
Silver City
Ely
Gila Hot Springs
Santa Fe
Notice of water permit change location in New Mexico
State Engineer's Office announces Hugh Harvey Hatch of Lordsburg Hidalgo County filed to abandon old well and drill a new 120 foot well to irrigate 165 acres in Section 34 Township 25 South Range 20 West. Protest window closes when last publication is Dec 17 1948. Proceeding date around Jan 5 1949. John H. Bliss is State Engineer.
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Santa Fe
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Hugh Harvey Hatch
Lordsburg
Hidalgo
State of New Mexico
State Engineer of
New Mexico
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United States of America
John H. Bliss
State Engineer
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Greyhound Ticket Office
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