The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1901-08-18

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ScorrspALH. Arix.. Aug. 1.-THE ex-
IRENE aridity Of Arizona. which has caused
the downfall OF many n well-Aid agri-
-, -. - -. a.. 90. L--ua
.u'u'ai 'e"'"'s' - ee ~
ierfi,ory notorious IN oi w kree' ine'''S
as a health resort. IL II q generally ac-
cepted theory nowadays. that the white
plague /. TO be stamped out only by the
segrega,Ion of i,s victims. and an absolutely
out-of-door lie Tor them HE hrst con-
dition " manlfestly impossible In the
crowded oitv. and the sacond IA feasible
orIv xh.rs mo,her na,ur. IA mos, benes-
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och'' "he'e inc sun h''e' so"" ' "'oihs
for months at n time. where the breeses
ara not too wanton and where the night
air 4. n. dry and free from yapors n. the
uAy.
All these conditions Tor the absolute cure
or the amelioration OF consumption are
20 he found NJ their best in the Southwest,
..sIu,I.L- a. az. CT, pi.ar y.Ilay Irx
pa.suA'p 49, -.
Within It's area Oh Soo9"o acrer' i'u''-
full az the Garden OF the Gods. 80 soon
as irrigation IL applied. there are miles
q, d...,, whsra ihs climatic conditions
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iof VI" 'ehei VI ~" PuA"'"a'' "Ne
are perhaps unexcelied IN this country
or abroad. Hero the transition Of the
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nn ~ s"s "a r.Ju The
plretu 80 hL,a ia nj, a. .w.et
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that u car aiino-. pe .aeea, y uSsbi
sso huiniuIIy - to~.aSt ~ IL caa.i
W INV ~ Wv 49, 49,
ahI IAne reslonS. - no
tVL peoember ano yahuu !, no,sJ
lhg-pl,u Wa.oies A. a.
epi.hAiAInium 70 nv "owh % -
. ~. S-y..L.irI. aa,ioss ,ha lad of
wlhgrI nlackbirus iohoNs 'no
its rapie p,eceh.or WIZ si,S w
ooush anu ~ nuuct- hlS lohore 'yJs"
q Sho'us W "esnc',a - $1,000, 80
wa.st kni s~,nss ~ liz. "a a..
Ior.Ho,y AZ va an 49," ~" IL tnrro ny
shiah ooy nA.s ,he riu~ OF ~. ou,.oo
Inuish pony WIN os,- INV" w. n.s
are IN" o.uef OF ,he nay repnuay
the siinoi'o oichsIus "hicn I"h.n1 s.
northefn cage, ourst INT q mas ~ Ihhs
wh,te bloom, the Poneershs'es ar ouuued
enu tnr oio~Soihihe of"hkr kIo'- se"u
forth Their fragrance iof miles sf0uhu,
In IN" coidef AMOS, the ihVaitu ~ouiu
U shlNerins IN n.ateu IOoths'
fearful OF every hete Nc epenoS
ms Gays ana oi,eh nv hlsn,s ING oPrn,
throughout me winter are COOL SOME
times cold thete was one week lar, January
~heh Nv io'tn"u W .He WsW' ou.A.'
In the tent and a not sion" Tor the ieet'
hikht CAPS hhu pru rochs NcIe iho,e 'ha,i
welcorn" Blankets are a necessity al
the winter iet WIN tle RISING OF tne
sun genlsl spring again as-fVs nSeu
ms dinerence Oh temp-'a'ure pr'Neen
nish' anu my y IorSlo'' w "ne eioep'oh
u p"rfect ciifiatic condi'i1hs, foie-
"srheu' hpNeNvI' " Ip'.aiuHh ~ WIN
plenty OF sliding ehd VAIN hlsht gar
ments there II no dahset OF tsking cold
u ~ n strange thihg htOut 'hir u"-et'
life, thai II has a charm whlch grows WITH
acquaintance ana one "h" mas spent
some time In IA" desert " SAN 10 ~ never
quite happy lim -utiin"rs are
hot. There need IT, no RESERVATIONS about
that statement. For days last july the
Thermometer registered from
" degrees 10 u, desr.es rlsni along but
the absence OF hunldity made me heat
much easier 10 bear h the close. muggy
de-Vitaliz~d air OF New York and BROOKLYN.
There were no sunstroke- no hea, Pros-
trat Ions fanchef- weht apou' the" Work
suffering no inconvenirncr
Although ,he hnalorry OF h.arhs"h~r
turh 'heI 'ao.s v n =, spu'nrI"
California or the pines 1i Prescott for mid
suinmer days th's, VINO brave 'he hea,
ana remain AZ" Salu 70 heriN" w" ei"s'e-,
frnent az thi- season IN" intense neat
sc"n- Va n"al in' hhk.nNu' nhi uerlioNT
the germs sufferers from sidney trnn-
bic OF rheumatism aisp make tieir greatest
gain IN summer.
While nearly. every ranch IN The valley
stands ready. Tor a consldeIation To open
lie doom Ia the Invalid The hest resui'-
ar. to fe attained from teniing on me
desert itself. The ranches must be irrigated
al stated intervals The desert no mans
land, II dryness ITSELF.
Although the camper assured ot squat
ter sovercignty may set up his canvas
where he viii The question
OF a convenient water supply lesd- MN
TO select a site near a ranCh. \ quarter
will pay for a barrelful OF wash water hauled
each week ON a stone boat from the ir-
rigation ditch. while two hitH more viii
keep the swinging ola. or Mexican water
jar. filled n provide water Tor cooking
from some adjacent well Other supplies
are also readily obtained. III" Indians
bring In from the res"rvstions wasonloads
Of mesquite and iron wood which they
retail for 81 rs or " a load, Will" The same
amount will buy dry almond NJ and apricot
wood from the orchards which have died
for lack Of water fasgoting parties
are also popular ana ne VINO wiz can ss'n",,
for himself the notsam and Jeisam OF
the desert.
Fruits may br obtained At the orange
groves and adjacent orchards al a rea-
sonable price and Of delicious quality. The
.an,.n Of pafixa frIitS Includes OrQnRes