Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-11-19

ward should bring n recommend from
the ward where they last resided 10 be
banded to the Bishop where they
choose to locate.
Those who may prefer coming In on
The Demingroute, and any desiring 10
locate at Colonia Diaz, Will 1pd
Milton :. Ray Mt DemiDg prepared 10
make out papers and assist colonlsts,
who may employ him or choose such
other help as they deem best.
General good health now prevails
among the people. Recently we have
hnd excellent rains anu hope for more,
NJ needful for the support OF cattle on
the range, many having died for lack
OF feed during the long dry spell we
have had. The season 80 Tar IN mild,
little frost, the leaves hang on the
cottonwood trees, yellow tinged; the
peach and other fruit trees hold their
foliage yet.
The result OF our Indian trouble Ia u
preparation by drilling anu target
practice once monlh-also securinga
supply Of arms anu ammunition. We re-
gently had a visit from Ex-Governor
Don Luis Farrazzes. He offers to aid
us In having fort aud soldiers posted
for our protection in the mountains.
Heretofore We have been providentially
preserved, and now, as Ia our past
experience In Utah, the counsel Is good
To be armed aud ready, II we never
need To use them, for re are then In.
sured, as obedience In better than
sacrifice"
Brother Thompson's hoy, who was
shot by Apaches at Gill Rancho, has
recovered, and Ii here with us, alao
his sister; DR.. X. q. Maeser IA expect.
ed here tomorrow. Elder IL. Eyrlng IL
teaching "A class In Spanish, aud our
free school by Prot ID. L.. Harris Is
quite prosperous. Respectfully,
A, +. MACDONALD.
Following 10 the llot above referrei
10, with other matters Of interest In
the franchise granted to the Mormon
cOlonlsts by the Mexican government.
The statement In furnished Brother
Macdonald by Messfs. Ketelsen &
Degetau:
Extract of the decree for the franchises
given the colonisIs coming ~ settle
In this republic:
AIT. !. According to the fraction III.
OF sTi OF the ordinance Issued on the
iVhN W DNN'ihbtit io1N1 ehA
~. OF art. 25 OF the same ordinance,
the following goods for tho use OF the
colonists and recognized companies are
Tree Of duties:
Eatables = OIL, garlics, chickliag.
vetchts, oats, common or refined
sugar, rice, coffee, raltod or smoked
cured meats, including ham; barley,
onions, beans, frosh fruits anu greens,
common crachers, chick-peas, -four OF
wheat and other cereals, condensed
milk, lentils, corn, lard, butter, pow.
dered mustard, potatoes, maccaroni,
vermlcelll and other kinds OF ppsles,
pepper, table salt, tea tall kuds), win.
egHr In barrels or bottles.
STONE aud rarthenware--Clay pipe,
bricks Except fireprooi), stone or slate
In slabs for flooring to be dressed on
only one side) OF all kinds and diuen.
sions (excepting those OF marble or ala.
baster) grindslonet; lights for windows
or doors; chalk.
Wagons beelbarrows lone or two
wheeled, wagons and carts OF all sizes,
steel or IRON wagon nxles, wheels for
wagons, all sizes.
Leather goods Common harness Tor
wagon.
Chemical products-Starch.
Iron, steel and other metals--WOveu
fence wire, hooks aud latch keys, mar.
row butts Cron or brass, oil kinds),