The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1882-04-18

ing 80 feet above the beautliulg gardens ti,as
lie stretched along narrow valley ior i1iie'
below, il would no doubt lend addltlohal ~,
terest to what we may say; herlliosa ~ 20
the Spanish word ior Deaulliui, he iI' ~
name OF the pretty Mexican Town, ny ,i ,,.
sillo, which lies spread IKE iiiaP ~ 4, ooo
feet. 1t has population o, PERHAPS 80, r;,
or 10000, is located on the aias.a' ,hrongh
err, mere brook, courslnS us way tnIou6m
flat sand bed whose bright winding WY
may be traced from the lofty cras on Wiz, Win
we sit for many miles, threading us cIHIse
through deep canyons anu siltiirs .an nn }
Until it is lost in the labyrinth oi ii.ouI,
3 lins, on its way to the sea oh eilneI s i't
ITS limpid waters are lead III iriis"tsin n,
bitches as far up The valley TOWARDS VIZ III.
hills as possible, forming an emeralu 9eI'
chcquered in every possible shape, III uiiei
ent lines of green, brown ana grey, acc tha,
| ing to the varied crops .has
cover the many ahs'eu p atond
aud the freshly ploWeu 9i oads
condition OF the earth. winning roaus,
lined with lemon trees, threau .hea Wy
through orange groves, vegetaple saiu ,ho
aud fields. Here and there Is seen Wy
plimmer of the liie'givlng wa'er, "s ~
glides through the bitches, serving W a Ia
gate this paradise OF gardens; whole iieius
aud orange groves, whose perfume lauehs
the air, while the songs Oh many p'Ius'
minge with the noise OF uomes'ic am
mails and fowls, ana the BUSY mum ~ ,ne
city corners iloat Up from tne INihs
panorama below. The towering, cI1gs,
around, above and beneath the 9esolate
and barren portion oil the valley Wl'cn mes
too high to be irrigated, forming stIonS
contrast 10 the living me VI green .nnH pe
gins ON the DIVER SIDE OF lhe last ulttn'
while all beyond IS NAKED, barren WASTE
The quaint ancient iooKlng Guy 'ho liat
row, ,grt'n beit OF gardens hnd BIonus
stretching Tor mics UP anu uomh
the valley, viewed from this p.ru
eye elevation, forms scene Truly
enchanting, and yet much Oh us
apparent beauty comes by contrast WIN
the rocky hills and sterile plans thnt exist
everywhere, save IN narrow strips
whose mountain streams rehuer nrl
gation possible Inc neau'y', even
OF TINS spot, IKE inc peauty
of the women OF THIS lana, appear only py
contrast with their surroundings me
Sonora railroad when began DullalilS IW r
years ago NJ diaymas; mas gwen new me
to both these places Inc r9an u now com,
pleted TO point seventy nlies beyond anu
within about hity mues OF Maguaieha; ~
mas recently passed mo inc hanus vi Wy
topeka " santa fo railroau anu - eAPeSte',
to form junction with me west brancn OF
the latter road, now building from ANU
querque, New Mexico; thls way, ana when
y completed some thirty niiies h3rth "
Benson, on the southern racine where ~
crosses the latter road, ms Junction VII
be effected about October next, wheh the
Topeka 4 Santa Fe will have an outlet 70
the Pacific at Guaymas, winch is an old
Mexican town OF OO0 or ooVV populalion'
located at the head oil small put ocautl,
full land-locked mountain glrted oase' alu
apparently in the crater OF an extinct vol,
cano. The whole country, mountain ana
valley for miles around scent to be pure
lava formation, and as barren OF vegetation
as n granite rock. Several large wholesale
and commission houses here do lar busi'
ness with the interior. Most of their go'd,
| nrn unmarried from GERMANY unU
| p,,.Ia,1 nnn ,,nrnhant tnlJ ma that tho