Adventures in the Apache country : a tour through Arizona and Sonora : with notes on the silver regions of Nevada (1869)
Browne, J. Ross (John Ross), 1821-1875 · New York : Harper & Brothers Publishers · leaf 112
NTURES IN THE APACHE COUNTRY. no 2 5 tli of June, by which time the wheat harvest is over, and corn is then planted in the same ground ; also pump¬ kins, melons, and other vegetable products requiring great heat and moisture. Considering the rude system of agriculture pursued by these people, and… … PIMO WOMAN GRINDING WHEAT. separate inclosures, 1000 ; total population, 6000. In 1858, the first year of the Overland Mail Line, the sur¬ plus crop of wheat was 100,000 pounds, which was pur¬ chased by the Company ; also a large quantity of beans called taperis , and a vast quantity of pumpkins,…
Silver mines and mining -- Nevada · Southwest, New -- Description and travel · Arizona -- Description and travel · Sonora (Mexico : State) -- Description and travel
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