Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1890-09-13

are duly listed and .sr0fted b5 tis,
n such, TO the consul aud agent Of
the government az Ia Auseneicn-
Those who go as visitcrs, or wish TO
hire their passage, can engage
livery team In Deming, or employ
Elder George Barter, OF C0iouia
0iaz, who Is at Deming about the
Ist and 18th Of each month, by 1
wagon. He carries freight and
passengers, the latter for 81 each
afr. Foster, Of 81. James Hotel, can
give information when cur colony I
teams are in town. As he i ne
qualnted with most % them. Dis
lance from Dcning to COlouia Di1z,
about 50 miles; 70 La Ascension
four miles tgOOd roadl. Stop at 1
custom house and cali on Elder i.
G. Hayui-, who rrsices there, and I
who, since his appointment 10y l
APP stle T. Snow, has been Of good 4
service TO 0ur colonists. He will
aid rs interpreter in passing the !
custom house Thoss receiving I
such aid ought 10 compensate him. .
After passing the Custom House,
those going further south viii pass /
the interior guart az COrralitos,
IS miles, where they will be again I
inspected and have their Iapers at /,
tested. Thence 10 Casas GTaades, l
% miles, where several c0lonis. I
families are located on tllc eas, side /.
OF the river. Passing on through Z
the town OF Casas Grandes MexicO), /
which has population Of 900, 20 /
west by south abou. 10 miles, a. 4
Colonia Juarez, on the right fork Of I
Casas Gran9es river ami known as
the Rio Piedras Nenii, near the I
east foot OF the SieFTa Aiadre noun /
tains. Thence south southwest |
about 30 miles, Is the colony Of 1
Pacheco; passing Through what Is
known as San Diego canyon, the /
Traveller rises IN aI aitit,'d- % about I
600 feet above sen level, in q Gensely 1
timbered, ruggesi region, known e. /
Corrnlis Basin (fOrmerly a strong !
hold OF the y pachesl. where ihe /
town OF PachccO = lOcated--a LsiT 1
grazing region, With n climate /
where fruits grow. When SNOW 4
falls, which Is NOT frgqueuL Il sell
dom remains more than ore or two 1
days on the ground
Ine colOnIus Of JuareZ and Di1z /
nave d fsir, m.id, healthy climate; /
the location has hiOus I 800 feet /
above sea level. There is good gra-s
stock winterIng and doing well on I
the range. Certain knowing ones
with much pesOnal cOaceii, anu /
little regard for the truth Of what
they say, hRe published that our
Mexican Colonization and Agricul-
turaF Co." hzr- rot, or cannot, ac-
quire title 10 their lands. asich +
not the fact, for We have cur tides,
which arc on record and Ne good -
an be procured. The colonisis who
live ON the Company lands have
chosen uadiriicd title for their
benefit and security Of possession.
Some living ~ Cas,s GFanfrs and
La Auscencion acquiring fHdiriduol
utle but enjoying the benefits Of
contract, szuiS ~ coionisis on the
COmpany's lands. The iuhsi1tsnts
Of each town electins their town
nnmmittee, who in connection with
the ComFany's manager, adopt such
rules as are needful for the welfIre
II the community, agreeable with
principle Of stewardship and in har-
m1ny with the law Of the land.
In carrying money, New York
Exchange or coin j. best. and eN-4
change Tor Mexican silver can b.
hat 90 Demins. Purchases ofsto-es
or other merchandise can be made
OF Lindaur, WOrseF & Co. and other
houses in Demiug. Persons 10 lie
accepted as colonists must have zee
Ommends from the wards where
they reside, which will lie
presented 10 Bishop WIN. ID. John
on, Jr., al Colonia Diaz, or Bishop
Geo. w. Sevy, who presides at Co
lonia JuaTez. To prevent delays,
timely notice. with the name, num-
TER in family and. liFt OF effects
should be sent 10 Eldet Henry Ey- ;
ring or A. F. Macdonald, Col0nia !
Juarez, chihuahua. Mexico, that
their names may be enrolled on the I
colonist list and reported b tine gov
eminent agent, previous to their ar
rival on the frontier.
Pubic lands, also private Land
claims, in Mexico are fast passing
into the hands Of .0rci3n syn4icates
with view TO speculation, hence
our friends will do the tsst who
combine their eapitll, or unite with
the Mexicau Colonization < Agri- {
cultural Company for au extensive :
purchase on the best available (
terms. to Be subdividcd agreeably :
with the wishes - the investors. {
Persons OF limited means en- ,-ur q
farm or n few acrcs Of improved
land with water rights In towns or I
municipalities at from $3.50 10 5000
per acre and obtain title, but range 4,
and pasture lands in extensive |
tracts can he got o. low o. e5 cents 1
per acre, Mexican silver.
We would recommend persdFs Z
10 fs,.ls IN Mexico T. 1
visit tlie country and lseconte fcr1il- I
lar with its advantages and dlsad7 !
vantages. The fail and winter sea-
sou, from now on, is the most Gesir- a
able time for travel CT exploration,
and the period Of the year when
Persons are best prepared 10 leave
home interests for n trip. ! am in- :
orued that excursion trips nfs iu h
70 tho City OF Msxi- I
o, via Fl Fsso, 7-<sis. In such :
'ase a lay over for 4 few dsys as ,
'Gallegn Station, +" on the Mexican !
Jen;rai Railroad, aud taking stage a
rom there i95 miles west o. eCasas !.
irandUs" by mail stage, s9.25 fare, 4
Mexican silver, would enable !.
Ourist- 10 visit our colonies !.
mi surrounding country, and then II
eiuin or 20 out via Demi1E, y. I,
y, ~ could .se arranged. In fact, a I.
'isii 10 the City Of Mexico p not 20 =,
< exceiled 10 interest by anything :
cen cast or west. 10 shOuli b. re J.
ienbered In the matter Of rail. nd ?,
ates 10 the City OF Mexico OF Inter n
iediair points, those iLleniisis, 20 =,
lase che trip should write or apply ..
, VIM. G. Spence, Box Il, Sit .,
axe City, Utah. for the necessary :,
formation about procuring tickets. q
Very RESPECTFULLY, Z,
<. I. MkcDOSALD. =,
SAIL LAKE CITY, Sept. II, 1880. :,