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Title: First report of game and fish warden for New Mexico. 1909-1910-1911
Year: 1912 (1910s)
Authors: New Mexico (Ter.) Game and fish warden's dept. (from old catalog) Gable, Thomas P. (from old catalog)
Subjects: Game laws Fishery law and legislation Game and game birds Fishes
Publisher: Santa Fe, N.M., New Mexican printing company
Contributing Library: The Library of Congress
Digitizing Sponsor: Sloan Foundation

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autiful, the inspiring attributes which can only be found in alife in the broad and health giving open. It is not exaggeration to say that here in \e\v ^fexico. are found attraction?:to the sportsman, the tourist, the healtlisceker. the lover a\ the ))icturesque, thesublime, the uplifting, that are unsurpassed in all the woild. Nowhere are morerugged mountains, lifting their snow-capped peaks up into the very clouds,mountains where big game aboinid in tlieii natural surroundings, where they wan-der at will, thiough the \ast tracts of unbroken foi-csi. living the life that is theirsby nature, and iindi^uilicd oidy when the huidsiuan cntcis that land of heartsdesire, to find his wildest dreams fidlilled and his most ardent ho;)es gratified. Xoone who ha%not seen it. can fully ap;)reciate the beauty, the grandeur, the marvelousattractiveness of thi-; ))articidar spot in Incle Sams big domain. Here Xaturehas fairly outdone herself; here she louclu^d the landscape with her most brilliant n
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REPORT OF GAME AND FISH WARDEN FOR NEW MEXICO. 11 coloiiniis: horo slio iniirktd tlic cliaiiiicN lor the most inTfcct. the ))iiivst. ckarcstmountain streams: licic she l)uil(l((; licr iioMcsi mountains and clothed tliem witha varied and Ixautifnl verdure; heie she spread hroad. Iertih. prodiu-live valleys,fre^-hened hy ii;i;»linL;- waleis, ami slocked liicm witli uanic hiids. at once the mostheauriful, tiie nuist attractive, the most sought Ity the true siiortsnum and the ex-jiericnced ej)icure. It is a veritahle paradise lor the huntsman and for ail tliosewho truly h)ve tlie hest life of all.—the life out of doors, with its puie air. itswoodsy odors, its hrejidth, its heauty and its ))ower to hestow health. To our neiahhors in other states. New Mexico extends a cordial invitation tocom< among ns and onjoy with us the hounties which Xaluie has )ioure(l out herewith sucli Sjilendid ahundaiice. Tt is only within very Iccent years that the position of ixaiiu and iisli wardenhas l)e

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