Through Texas a Series of Interesting Letters
Through Texas a Series of Interesting Letters
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Here 'a small smelter has been built in the woods. Web Flanagan says the prospectors have found ore which assays $16 of silver to the ton. But so far no bonanzas have been found. If the Spaniards got out great wealth, they either exhausted the deposits or left no pointers for future generations. That they roamed over Western Texas there is abundant evidence. The trail of Coronado has been dis- covered upon the Staked Plain. In the Yel- low Horse Canyon of the Upper Panhandle there was uncovered... a complete suit of Span- ish armor. The Big Spring, in Howard Coun- ty, was a camping place for white men long before the day of the oldest settler. A few years ago a cloud burst just above the spring and washed it out. In the debris, when the -68 waters subsided, were picked up many old flint-lock musket barrels and some patterns of firearms wholly unknown in later days.
The Indian population of Texas must have been very large at some remote period. Around the water holes and springs of the timbered portions of the State the traces of Indian settlements are general.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Here 'a small smelter has been built in the woods. Web Flanagan says the prospectors have found ore which assays $16 of silver to the ton. But so far no bonanzas have been found. If the Spaniards got out great wealth, they either exhausted the deposits or left no pointers for future generations. That they roamed over Western Texas there is abundant evidence. The trail of Coronado has been dis- covered upon the Staked Plain. In the Yel- low Horse Canyon of the Upper Panhandle there was uncovered... a complete suit of Span- ish armor. The Big Spring, in Howard Coun- ty, was a camping place for white men long before the day of the oldest settler. A few years ago a cloud burst just above the spring and washed it out. In the debris, when the -68 waters subsided, were picked up many old flint-lock musket barrels and some patterns of firearms wholly unknown in later days.
The Indian population of Texas must have been very large at some remote period. Around the water holes and springs of the timbered portions of the State the traces of Indian settlements are general.
What to read after Through Texas a Series of Interesting Letters?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Walter B Walter Barlow Stevens to read onlineMoreLess
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