The Mesilla Valley Independent, 1877-09-15

timt the latter had instructed Capí. Hall, of tiie State triiops, now operating n the Rio irjiriile to totifine himself to this bank of the liio Grande until the resultof the api.ücation for tradition of outlaw shall be known. This action on the part of the Qoveroor in every timely and proper, as te'esrrarn and letters firm C'auiarsro are to the effect that the Mexii-an- arc Tery much excited, and makins every preparation to reaist an inv inv-sioo. - sioo. inv-sioo. The announcement by Hon. J. H. .Mi Ij.ary that he might hare use for a thou thousand - sand thousand voftrnTeer at no ery distant day. taken . in conniption with the order to Capt. Hall to iro-ee.l to the Bio Grande, ha had the result of stirjnjr up a hornet nest among tlie ilexi-

We refrained frota pnbliotting the tele telegraphic - graphic telegraphic eoDimunication to theGaver.ton J'fai announcing; the death Í this Texas Chriatiaa .Kihlier. Our re.twin for mi doing were that ' either recent information we had then re received - ceived received w a at tau't. or that of the might le. 'Weti-ra T-x iadeed, erea now. iM.Mirn the waning hour of this rhivaric and heroic citizen. To him she owes much, and irithe service of the State he Las lost his health, ami with that loss he was curtly superseded in oifiee -and driven from public lite -,Vt Antoiuv II f raid. ;

On the iine of the Southern Pacific Rail Railroad - road Railroad and upon the verge ofthe Mojar desert, ha recently lieen discovered a rare au.l tamutiful marble. An Italian marble worker iu San Francisco, pronounce it pre-cÍM-iy of thtLsaiue discription as th famous 'GniHo Axtiiv" found In Italy 600 years. ago. So rare and fine is the texture of this marble that artivies'of j-welry can be made frotu it. It is of a snowej whiteness, ex ex-quMily - quMily ex-quMily threaded with amltor colored Vetna. 'The deposit of this flüe marble is said to be a targe one.