. The Pacific tourist . s a t a n -yard in temperature isi:J«^. They flowfrom beneath amountain calledHot .Spring Mount-ain, wnich is aboutfive miles long andtliree wide. The■ vation of the e is 4,191 feet. 1 lie water of thespring is clear ascrystal, containinggreat ipiantities ofiion, and the sui>-ply is there are plentyof cold springsin the vicinity,there is nothingto prevent this1 rom being a noted111 a c e of r»sortlor invalids. Themedicinal qual-ities of this waterare excellent forrheumatism, skindiseases, dvs-jxpsia. and theclimate is unsur- o(; i_a>&g

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. The Pacific tourist . s a t a n -yard in temperature isi:J«^. They flowfrom beneath amountain calledHot .Spring Mount-ain, wnich is aboutfive miles long andtliree wide. The■ vation of the e is 4,191 feet. 1 lie water of thespring is clear ascrystal, containinggreat ipiantities ofiion, and the sui>-ply is there are plentyof cold springsin the vicinity,there is nothingto prevent this1 rom being a noted111 a c e of r»sortlor invalids. Themedicinal qual-ities of this waterare excellent forrheumatism, skindiseases, dvs-jxpsia. and theclimate is unsur- o(; i_a>>. passed. 77// Trrrifoiff of ( te Hidalgo, in March,1848, it was pa, over to the United Stateswith New Mexico and the whole of upper Cali-fornia. The government of the Unit«Hi Stateswas not very promj>t in extending it>s jurisdic-tion over the newly-acquired Territory, and in. 130 wmm ^^€iwm w&w^isr.

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