Notes On Panama
Notes On Panama
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Exceptionallj'^ healthy. One hundred huts; 500 native. River supplies good drinking water.
Bridle path to Cruces (up Chagres) and Panama. River cur- rent very strong.
Lower Obispo.
" Obispo {lower and upper). — Thirtj^-one and one- fourth and 32 miles from Colon. Sanitary conditions unfavorable.
Lower Obispo, 90 frame houses, 25 huts; 40 whites, 50 natives.
Upper Obispo, 45 houses, 80 huts; 25 whites, 300 natives.
Lower Obispo Hill commands river toward Gamboa, path from Gamboa to Lower Obispo,... and railroad toward Empire.
Railroad bridge over Obispo River at Upper Obispo. Upper Obispo Hill best site from which to guard bridge. Water tank for locomotives. Obispo River supplies fair drinking water.
^^ Emperador {or Empire). — Thirty-six miles from Colon, 11^ from Panama. Eight hundred and fifty frame houses; capacity, 4,000. Eighty whites, 3,300 natives, etc. Fuel abundant. Water brought from Camacho Creek. Best site for camp or resistance on hill. Machine shops. Telegraph.
'' Culebra.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Exceptionallj'^ healthy. One hundred huts; 500 native. River supplies good drinking water.
Bridle path to Cruces (up Chagres) and Panama. River cur- rent very strong.
Lower Obispo.
" Obispo {lower and upper). — Thirtj^-one and one- fourth and 32 miles from Colon. Sanitary conditions unfavorable.
Lower Obispo, 90 frame houses, 25 huts; 40 whites, 50 natives.
Upper Obispo, 45 houses, 80 huts; 25 whites, 300 natives.
Lower Obispo Hill commands river toward Gamboa, path from Gamboa to Lower Obispo,... and railroad toward Empire.
Railroad bridge over Obispo River at Upper Obispo. Upper Obispo Hill best site from which to guard bridge. Water tank for locomotives. Obispo River supplies fair drinking water.
^^ Emperador {or Empire). — Thirty-six miles from Colon, 11^ from Panama. Eight hundred and fifty frame houses; capacity, 4,000. Eighty whites, 3,300 natives, etc. Fuel abundant. Water brought from Camacho Creek. Best site for camp or resistance on hill. Machine shops. Telegraph.
'' Culebra.
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You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Harry C. Hale to read onlineMoreLess
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