Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-02-27

From then ON commenced an eta of
romance ami adventure. W,a.p'fG li
600 Jackson county, d0.i wa o.,
poet 1i American nud sauna Fe
Spanish civilization, nnl nat"'
those points thr celebrated 7hnta p
trail. which was permanently cp'ut'
iu 1922, became me siea'
urr.iur link. From that date uu'
Ui ttt. ibr f1ip Increased ulu.
ESQ mp1nui $50 Wlgnua, loaded WIN
st,I.UIl worth ui r DDS 90 ufsi cost
were tfauspJficI 90 this ~ DJfalo
western tflIr iu one caravar.
Trfsti. after tna war btiFfpn the
tTuiirI states aud Mexico had brrH
declared, General b.. w, Kuarney,wiun
email army came IlHn if1m thr
north, quietly Huu.ui Los NtEls
and ibon ry16rI ON 90 IS anita H.. lDDu.
siderable f1frs wa ssni out 20 lnsr'.
c.it rig malrl. bit uu rIuiti % AMI
arfoarr4 uIl Uvrf.n A'aE HAuiH
tsaui within gII rafIa U' Tire palace
Of tue -.auIsh FIvcfuDr-ihc sauchl.
ou which De- rIIu htrf"''l- 'Ai.
FIr Mercy. The fuWu surrendered 90
di.rrrtIln. and Guuuml kuluuy, 90
Ausu.t.g, 1880. ftisui thu "liHts aN.
srIJs" 100 tuy plaza Cor public square
OF SANTA te) ana declared NV McNl.o
toto Uau ui iuU United -Iig. AI
thIa was done without % Hhut lo.uE
IrrI If dlUr OF blood hulus spilled,
on tho 0lu 1f October following the
HrI detachment 0f tho Mormon
Battalion, consisting VI Cue siruHgcst
aud most ub'c-bJiiuI msnb-llusIuE @.
that organization marched into santa
ne, followed 1u the l2,h by thn slca
aud those 90 the women who bad not
already STARTED irr Pueblo, ihu iUl.
loving dsF (DoL 1870 Capt T.. 81
George Cook t.fumuI command OF TIE
Mormon Battalion ntSaun BE, agree.
ablu 90 0f.crs lsf by Geu. NeafueY
who before tue arrival of Hr Mormon
boys had Igl the Sew NHKCAu capital
auI continued bic match t0sarl
California, on the ISM of O'i0bCr tnr
sick detachment OF tbU Mormon Bate
tal,lUu, consisting ~ about uiurty men,
lril Santa Ftiur pl0llI, under com.
maud 8i Caut. james Brown, aud the
next day ti8.h) the miiu body of the
battalion resumed tho journey from
Santa Ne 10 California.
since tnut time Tho numu OF Santa
Fo hl1 been umliiHr % the Salute
iu tbu Rocky m1un.HIuE. Most Of thgte
bOl men hraidcB the woman who passed
through Santn Fuiu 1870, HlOu after.
wards became some of the tiui settlers
Of salt Lake CITY, Ogden anu
many other nlufIshing fot meniB
Ia tho valleys Of Utah, anu 10
is likely that what they saw In Nuw
MuHicl 10 the shape 0t primitive irfi.
CATION had something % DO with thu
Imminent success which followed the
nioutufs OF Uiah In raising grain ~
watering their folds. Aud 10 4
wonder, alter members of the BAliali n
had soon 10 Santa Fc such ndUu
buildings na the "pllacr," thuu
already nearly $50 yoafs old, that they
used their influence with thulr CO.
fcligi1uisis In the valley 10 the Great
Salt Lake, 90 initiate The ipluiarIa iu
bulldog adobe houses even TO
this DAY thoT muE anon
the moit healthy and cJmi1rtat o
DWELLING Ga Utah. Ia The cJnaituy.
ton OF rl0iI, however, our pioneers
seem 10 have been les successful than
the Mrxlcana. Tue nht roofs which
arc still IN vogue hero and which arc
used almost exclusively ~ MUNicauf,
did not prove adequate 10 keep out The
rain auu au1w waicr Ia the primitive
lhluscs erected in tho sold fort" In
/ Great Salt Lal,g valley something
/ the Pi0uem soon learned from uup.ess.
ant experience. Perhaps some o. Out
Pioneers can explain why this h so.
The Mcxioana here seldom complain
NJ iraky tolfa-though II IL said BY
some that they really DO leak some
/ times.
left Santa Fc this evening and am
now waiting for train on the Attain
&c ana Pacific railway 10 take mo O.
/ Holbfuok, la Apache county, Arizona,
where / expect 90 CONNIE mes my his'
/ tafical iab0fs ia The Suogil ike Stak1
Of Zion. ANDREW JESsOS.