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Comanche Spring .......... 20.
Leon " ........ 91/2.
1st Crossing of Rio Limpia.. 37.
Spring ......... ........ 6.
Wild Rose Pass in Limpia
Canson .. ........... 5.
Up to head Limpia......... 12.
Senaso Piedro .............13.
Rock Creek ............... 8.
Small " (dry) ........... 4.
Smith's River .............15.
Muerto ................... 7.
Van Horn's Wells ..........36.
Eagle Springs .............22.
Rio Grande ...............34.
Up same .................55.
San Elizario .............. 6.
ISocorro .................... 41/2.
Isoletta ................. 2.
El Paso ..................14.
White's Rancho ........... 6.
Cotton Woods .............15.
Fort Filmore .............17.
Las Crusus ................ 8.
Doia Ana ................ 5.
San Diago Crossing.........15.
Santa Barbara ............20.
Little Pocatcho ..........12.
Cook's Springs .............46.
Rio Mimbris ..............20.
Ojo La Vacca.............18.
Camping Place ............25.
" " ............10.
Natural Wells ............35.
Small Stream ............ 18.
Natural Wells .............15.
Small Streams ............ 8.
Guadalupe Pass (entrance). 5.
" (Middle) ... 8.
San Bernardino ...........15.Historical Quarterly
Camping Place ............18.
. " ...........16.
San Pedra (Head Water) ...18.
San Pedra (Ancient Ruins) .18.
Santa Cruz Town...........23.
Camping Place............. 5.
.Santa Cruz River .......... 15.
" " " ..........17.
Tabac Town ..............18.
Camping Place ........... 18.
San Goutel (Indian Town) . .23.
Teuson (Mexican " ).. 9.
Laguna .................10.
Great Pocatcho ............25.
Gila Lagoons ..............22.
Rio Gila ................. 8.
Pimos Villages ............11.
Camping Place ............18.
Camp Monument (Rio Gila).25.
Rio Gila (camping place) ... 25.
" " ..................20.
"c ". (Bottom)..........18.
Camping Place ............15.
Rio Gila .................14.
Fort Yuma ...............18.
Rio Colorado ..............10.
Cook's Wells ..............18.
Alamo Mucho ............... 29.
Sackets Wells .............43.
Tracy Creek ..............18.
Ballicita ...............16.
San Felipe (Indian town). .18.
Warner's Rancho .........18.
San Issibella (Indian town) .10.
Camping place .... ....... 13.
San Pasqual (Indian town). 7.
'Spanish Rancho ...........18.
San Diago (old town) ......15.This list of watering places is taken from one furnished James
at Fort Filmore and is p[r]obably the government list; the dis-
tances are, I think taken by instruments* from point to point,
and consequently are not correct, considering the unevenness of
the ground.
24th Left camp at six o'clock this morning, travelled untill
half past ten, making about ten miles. Grass good, road through
a series of low mountains covered with grass and occasionally a
stunted cedar is to be found.
We are nooning it in a small plain, where we have water in
*Viaometer, an instrument that runs on wheels, and each revolution
is recorded. [Author's note.]
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