Arizona weekly citizen., 1883-06-02
Pr-.nrt. nE lril.n,-


 EDITOR CrrfzEV: In one ot ycur late Is=ue- carefully read inc information ! yoI gave il answer Co me irali-ies about this Te-litgfy, it's climate, il- hlb.taats, otc, and the few products We can boast of l tl.l recalled Co my mind tla5 J had s.ea ia Sonora good strong cord OF rope, mats, and mattress SIS and oth= rasti-,a- manufactured in ,. very primitive ma-usr tr. m tle fibre. af "i the American aloe. commonly called the century plant winch -rovs iu great abundance iu tII- Territory. ! have since been ilfqrm.d ,hat iu the Neyicgn State of Jeiisc1 there exists la--e plantations of this same a.o., winch with bUt lit.le irrigation and -uIsira .ira attains Q growth far beyond is sz, iu tle wild s-ate have .iso since Iea-r.d ,Lat Che Nezt,an government hls u..l. the loil1Ws- contract with U.l| Ameriaa1.; Ll- former tl allow. t-- latter For ta- next c.l-ucI.lF. r.H years f.a t-as aIi g...-i red . -a.l.-.u oi ti .-I- ur century 1..r.- yn all E ir..a.lt lands. auJ iY refrain 1 From -ll tH-.-.H- HI tl- m .... .ac.rtr. . ta.-'D. Q. al. -l-el.-. uI ..a...iIl tI. co .a.ter cree. a. .. ia W lEI-- u-- . der lNu tic-H l'-, .s. .s work tlc laI. ]. s. t.t plant latH -u.l .-.a- g- l- .r. Ir d7c., lul ta- --lil-s .aa--er Co .e "..-.l 4i-F a pulp -Is .s- m--.i. le...rr !. 70. paper. Tho ..--I-..- 70 als- ra. ll - go 1Il each, and SO D. r.lIg ''I-s v.s..lu JHa t..r" .r U date 9f -I u- lu- r-e cHl.r.r.. The A. zcal govern llc.- Go -sill II.-e ID. s.rl ut -5It.t Hr each iae-ufl l- -Hul -s 1H-l..i la.i pg- In working ar1rr.
 have been -ali -.at tle fa.e ai the ceEturs plant 8 eliu srt.r i.tai for c1ar-r waving, and will ar1Iuce g. ---1u Hgi p.sa'e stJif much n-r-er-- n.e -' tLs Igte used for gu1uy b8e-. lt l- uo- ah acted by d4mrle-, .r a-.t- 1l-, and wrCli make ursu-u-- sable. material for o-- sacks and other article. lt .hl- -ud. After Jl, extraction %. -le flores tlp -em.iEirg parts 0r tI. slrF le5.Ig plant ore worked m-n pulp From which a superior k-i Of r.. per & ull u,1c,rr=j.
 Considering rle enormous am8uu. rf Ies- aioe{ growing aiHrn-- iu our iuu-- Hate vicinity, and Iu tar- ol the mesa ald- and nil- aGIalrlg tla mountain 'al-as O. 7le whole -ar.Le-u Te-r.t.r4. -srtrIl'y around fla p4.a--- Ja-aou and uHcatcl mountains. J . lave taEe- t-r liberty os caI ra.- won. .tte1tlcu Co -l- aa.ve matters. ari would al1 That r.ar..ri1.- hi7 aloe, which ls without s ,iYr.t .i..-- inet C. cIl- great 2 ---- som. ea, :r. i- r-.,.r --.e e---l aat-. com t 1a e--aI- shed with great facility and at co-ura-a- g ly-ly small expense almost a. any aces where small amount of I--I-s- i7l can 1e obtained. Almo-t eva-a .ian- is surrounded .y- about 6 dozen or . l1rr small ones v icl can b. dlg ou. . ud s,arsp.l1-.i wherever desired. The Joe Is ve-y hardy, needs ii-t'e care ld the Very tIpry nature of its leaves T xe-udes completely the necessity of g =ncIug. c Any parties wlf take interest in the !. bove VII, I am sure, receive all d-sfra- .' le details by allre-sIn- the governor ]. z tIa Sr-s of Jalsco. Mexico. OF tEe II Iln-=tro le Fomsut1 y Hacieudas in tbe zp-tli 0f cr- s---e- republic e
 I1urs respectfully, z.
 J. 4. SPRIyG.