Arizona weekly citizen., 1886-04-03
.Inffincs by fine NYnrside
ALAWos, Sonora Mexico,
 Marrl nnfn IsSn.

vampo, l4J Ml-Cs down the coast.
 Alsmos being situated in the extreme
 southeast corner of the sthte, the only
 means of reaching it IS by making a sea
 voyage, as the Ysqai Indians have con
 trol Ct the country lyiug to tEe west, ard
 it can not be reached by land except by
 long deviBtion of 300 miles by land.
 The time passed pleasantly on board,
 owing to ;he weighing ol anchor and
 setting ot sail. The. entire crew being
 NorwIegans and Danes, orders were
 passed rapidly in that language and were
 uniuteliiEiJle 10 Gs, but finally We were
 under sail and GusymGs passed rapidly
 astern aud was lnaliy lost to view when
 the bread blue uufsthomable waters O.
 tine gulf were reached. We were now
 reminded that We were nearly Gt sec by
 rocking aud pitching Of the vessel. Mr.
 Jofd0o, who had been several years at
 sea durug tLe war, and who claimed to
 b. q sailor made bold to Gsk the caq-
 t4Ia .o allow Lia to take the wheel. Ar.
 Leske began to look blue under the
 gilis, end tle undersigned began to feel
 uncomfortable about the stomach. MT.
 JorGyD soon fouLd be had uu business
 ar the wheel, and came forward where
 was btEndlnC glu udyis ue tO gst
 amid shlp= where the motion of the ves-
 sel was the i-ast lia be to make ne sea-
 sick. He aud l tried the experiment out
 1 coon found | had no bnsinees there. co
 1 r-trsated to ine cabin where l remaln-
 cd doubled up for the LeXt 2t hour5. Sir.
 LesKe Iul In an appearance soon after
 with the moU-nful intelligence that be
 had just made g donation 90 Neptune
 and he like FIse stretched out. MT. JOr- dan our old ssilcr had prepared an au-
 tldote for Fea-siclnsss, which he soon threw over board tr-ether with hls last meal. and he likewise was sheiyed for the voyage. leaving our yCulg friend Fogel 10 enjoy the beauties of tbe voy- age alone. The captain aud steward
 We're UUremi;5Ing lu their attention to Us, and we regretted beIng unable to ! partase more substantially of the hospi- l talitiss extended 70 us, except Fogel | who was equal to the emergency during | the whole trip. At l2 ID. the sixth, the l good slip lay t0 sbout four miles out ] side of the bar at AcuivEmpo, having | nude tIe run of liU miles m about 2l | hours. We had to anchor as it was blowing 8 regular gale, and the sea so rough we could not get ashore n Q small boat. The captain had never made @ landing at this point before and concluded to Watt til the wind calmed down before attempting 10 send Us aa ..H "a In he ! being led to the slsu-dts-, aud although suxio1s to got on ia-d scain, when We looked at tDe iour miles of watery bli- lows to be trbversel I4 a small bcht, we were very submissive to -iry Ca board tall the fo.lo-Iug d y. Bright and early tue neXt morning tle ships long boat ! was DrUnEat around iu the starbCard ;iie, our traps were lowered down and -,owed aw. 2 and tEe wo-i given for u- 'o 20 down tte sides snl get B5cgrd. Be,uC the GTat 55 2c- in the ht,ie boat. Lad really t0 lCt myself drop from the ope ladder in cr!=r i1 get into her. Finally We were au GboaId, '5e mate md four sZIlers IE charge, we showed of nd bede Edl=I t1 the Lapa. icga Iiken he li5tls boat t1 hing more trItLful- ' ihun a si7 on tue water. The waves in the gulf were e1 high from recent .ales that tlevessc' V-e had iust lef. was ialf the time ont of sight. The s1ils 7ere set and there being a st.h breeze oward land Ee soon reached and pass ] Q the channel between the DerIlous la-s, on one of which lies the hulk of n 7reckei schooner. and we breatned our nvoiun.arv tEGnks D again enter mootL water. From the month of the .ar 10 Che solitary building called Agu.- { aup0 's about i've miles, up a wide Etuary or lagoon. We were four hours , D the small boat and on reaching the Eors at AguIvampo there being no dock , 2 Ian Ing. the mate hai to beach our ' tile craft ard We were landed by .riding tine back of one Of our trus;y iilors. Me arrived just in time io take a-saEe from A-uIvamrO tD AlamOs 10 iEr mule team which was returned np.y to the latter place, and m half Gn n rur from rIue of landing We mad start l: on our Journey there; leaving the low md h.l.s Oi t-e coast behind us, We
 ere soon in au agricultural country.
 ac roai tc Alsmos iss.thr1uRh richly q ogGal 6istrI-s. Many new plants. trees n lt vines ara FeeL WhIie drO-es a
 n0'sy iitlo uEroqui,es gre constantly .. eng started from the green groves on ,rl side o lHe road, tLelr bright green U ll r-i plCusTe together with the rank ; -oU'h of vegetation tells us Of cur :, .a- approach Co the tropics. Stock rai-- :, 7 o1-lt q, be good, ss crass Is plenti- " li everywhere, vet cai.ie are poorer . Ian iB AEi-1nB, The ouly reason for "a Is silia uf things is the scarcity Ot val T, ', cattle Cre kep- poor on account of II .e distance to water So the lnhablt- .. its tell you, t We clmaed one night. on ihe road [; ld slaut urder our biankesE, cur merl "A usi-tirs of home made coffee, jcrked l nrts ef and dry bread which is partaken ..
 ul,h s relish, and the Journey resum- " !, tne scenery being uuchanSrd. Eff ', en m les from AlaInH= we are Teioiced ',
 see she mark ct civilization. here our VI gd iarnl the National road through ,' @ interior along which is D telegraph Sc ir extending to Acapulco. Every few ,SS lia5 along our road we encoun.er piles iiyy v
 stones surmounted by cro=s; tra. - .ian has l. that tac-e mounds mark u l-re come one has baan killed, and 'tU ie-trau devotoes cast a stone as Si 7v Eu.7. p The summit or the last hill is reached ' i r'uIee .f iauos breaks into TT' ,w; D .st'ei in among the foothills it U
 nrl hl rBEoTama of churches lHrH -r.-e-, H... .-il-, Hud qua'ut - IlE-. Oar t-flr cr.Hits sr-a. '' .-Ilr u. .-rV4. 70 .-.. --ty is qli'. e. g.l.r fas '.r.f I'D .ha ram7n family '' -e .i.ssL .-.. Ptelur face |. ;r.'..r -a.-ri -hr rCr ~.
 H....- .l auiI -t Ie..rs Co Know '' .n l a.. r' wr.. Enr came from
 ira.' -Hf-E "....i ae A,Gucs
 .r v. ~i. t. .', % consult on ia h.ii s7 sa vie T .a had bet .ca~ia .., tEE hasul aiii'ss '" ssil lg... I.e -erurl ef war de m, -1 ib .s.o-. SD vr -..s lrl E.rgs e; .o; UasHsa ot S1n5a Ns1a Aml5a ha eyes, va'.e g. s-. v--y kiail. treat yo during -I- -tH-. for the cs-slGtT-- -- Ju n of S2.e 9as bI.-l ov, l!au0 s is one Ct ;ae rl lost md rich pIt towns i- sonora, t1s about ..G1 pop wi tIon it continues the fines, church aDi ev. za in tlr etste. X great number ot
 hUi,3il2s nave a-,L.d stone corud-
 in .Tou.. and the streets are al led wIth co1bie stones The water in
 brought n pipes from springs his au ,-5 -ceut mountain, and is the ist .st sa:erI have tasted in the conn., GUS
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