Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-07-29

Tho Mexican state 90 Chlhuahu1,
once looked up'n nH almost worthless
for settlement and certainly inulapi-
able for towns and cities ~ consider
able alzc. while 10 was regarded uH Huii-
able Tor q grazing country o. c'm'nf
60 tho front RAPIDLY nn % home f1r
thriving settlers This To- due, 60 q very
large extent tu the industry and gn.r-
~ VI people who have gone there from
Utah. and hence There BE- O. special TO-
tortst here in tho Developments going
on Tho MHfm0na who have made
settlements there have brought oui
canals. applying ri1h methods o. Ono
cultivation Nc the coil. and have made
vafiiiLic gardens 0ut of what was be-
forn soml-dosort. This has not been
acc1mpli sh,i without much toll. prlvp-
ton. ana patient hopeful effort; AMI
the application Hf these has achieved
success IN the same connection u
may DO remarked th1t McMco's lead
Ing government officials. noting by the
results attained the dosirabnity "
Mormon oolonlsts, have treated thea'
with due kindness and consideration.
There De- therefore a perfect harmony
VI operation between the Anglican cole
onisu who have gore Into chIhuihua
from the Mormon settlements in utnh
Arizona. or other parts in these noun
talnr
That there IL more "push' and cu-
orsy about those American cnlnnlri7
than In the native toWn-hullderr VI
MoNlcp ~ readily conceded by tho McN.
leans Themselves. and 90 quickly noted
by ali Observer Upon ihIf point, the
Enterprise. newspaper publlahod 90
tha state capital ChIhuahua, rcmnth'
in ita ISSUE fur July -. that thousands
Ut dollars have been expended In build
lns canals and Irrigation bitches. 'le-
can't homes have been erected, ana ht
the present time there are several
towns ln the state that are unique Tor
their platurcsqucnrFH and American
chnractsrlatlcs compared with other
towns ln the republic Tue
Hemld. " ~ Paao. Texas, also
refers 90 these features In q late Issue.
commencing nn article with the rr-
marki "'t.ook harr.' said - man in
Juarsz yesterday 40 ho pointed 90 o
number ~ baskets % fruit These
cnmr from the Mormon colonies N
Mexico. Very little BE- said rcgarllng
that country. but the fruit speaks Tor
nrfJa Eygy day che Sierra Madre
brings ln dozens ut baskets % thls
fruit"
Referring further 90 the progress W
che Mormon colonies ia the state of
chihuahua. tho i3n,arprlrc Uivrs tho
following Interesting lntormit.ou
"pu Hllrnt A. W. iylnp. ~ the oolonl-
r,tIin company 10 cllunin luhtrH. VINO
Uaa in Chihuahua thiH week, phld ihln
HHIaH 70 pleasant calf nnl stated lnAi
th.fs UuH ryety prospect Tor on'Alh-
Ing a municipal F'Ng tumrnl W lh'
principal colony town 10y NOV, N.pL. u
itr no went 90 Guerrero 60 pfrfeot
tiles iu the land office ana n tNlUrl'u
d. return today, u u unltr1lunl TINT
tra nntUrprlsInK ana broad minded oHl-
rl,ta nf mo state are In every way
r,tItusd with the udNlHlhllliN ui Hrlnl.
inr Those settlers the full privileges ni
muncipll government 10 no hllf'l IL
hy thamHolyC1, nud the hiN.H Al'
naturally Dmtgd ut the prospects mus
ynuchaafad There ARE no moro orr. q.
is. thrifty and prosperous coWmunii. p
In Mo state or nation than those Hrt-
tlemsnta VI Americans, und thty ave
lncr,aalnE IN members anu lmuurl-
anes ns thn months gl 10y. THO Rocky
Mountain HtHtrs have Furnished inc
majority uf thrse rlllnIHu, and 9th b
colony rItra have been secured Cor moro
Immigrants"