Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1901-03-23

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r'dlle' ,' 90 NJ 4 not quite identical we
r' ', % consider therefore tina! IT. f, Dm"
ave g 'Y on We travel in the Land .
ls. y. BOOK Of Mormon . ps,h sI,s !,
~ ., Be Improbable 70 STUDY S,t T1,vt
eoatrt; as W. A. viii be noticed are
Ths nsI'th NE Pacific than thv ~ ~
rUa H;liytl ~, they run very close " "
aniA 10 i'. sbore The Sierra Madras
he s9llnsIpi n ' Two ranges from oaxaSa,
cane togn |" o,most elnkng on the
ss sIs, a Tehuantepee, G Ioh forwards sS
slhla , 4 large knot when as'r r,,nning
hsns INTO Two ranges, Doth rui ~ le,,
slaraIes NV Nv Guatemala The range
paIhsaiu , N Is the water shed, anu
resIs' M s sssrs are mostly unlmport-
an " sSl ID fact. all over lne p ra not
sisIIss s lg- y valleys. They are ny !,
ore hllle a., oars al home, but rolllns
Msl q ~ A,ylng at times low rans ~
and bfaksl ~ crossing and dividing
Y Yet there are parts Nn'. nneree
ln'n, ,.,i h and much cane, rice cViaee,
ysy !a sS NUTS are produced AS d
Cosos \ sD ara eoytred with grass espec,
rue ~ az me timber or brush Is nor
aIy sls'V and nd therefore, stock-ralslns
one u the prlhclpai INV
CENTRAL AMERICAN RIVERS
,.,o,s ,be rivers, Tehuantepec when
Auo 'l,n 'p he gulf BY the same name
I'D iSe largest and most lmp2r, a,Ia yai
,I,ss near Ocotlan, drains lSlse va sa'
,,''' ~ IVA rathsr a series Of valley peo-
~, .i,a Tn,neipsly By the zapotec lh1laila'
/ p ps ,s an AZ Ms tributaries other tfloes
Nv, Vn 'S Mar me mouth some OF rs waters
srS ,aksn ont on the level lands lor ~
rieatIon purposes But moi nearly gu
,Ss Water Is utilized, mel Ter Is a nun
Srs5,h hart Of the irrigapt land cur
vatsS or from the town Of Tehuallle,
pse thirty miles long ana az .sast
want wide Is one stretch OF rleh' leNel
hr5, covered now with nothing pu'
trees and brush. 49, H. .ho
Directly north, and rising IN the
mountains above Niitepec, is Ile Goa ,
aeosl river flowing n0rtnWafd ana
emptylng into the gulf OF Campeachy'
This Is the river Of the isthmus. RAJ,
ther east Is the river Mlscalapa' ofl
miles long, which emptles In the same
rlL one branch Of this river heads
within twenty miles Of the paciie coast
A while other branches begin IN Guate-
4 mala. Also in Guatemala rises the next
large river. the Usnmacnla, which FOR
a considerable distance forms the OF.
yIdlng line between this republic and
the state Of ChiagaS LIS course Is Dot
well known, as It has never been thor
oughly explored, but i Is known that
Il Is one Of the most winding rivers In
4 Central America.
We ought also 10 call attention 10 the
a Candelara river, ghich drains the
state Of Campeche though Il Is not 50
large as the others L Is The largest
river IN the peninsula Of Yucatan,
While the country from the isthmus on
Is broken and rOugh on the south, il Is
low and swampy on the north, and
travellers have often to take boat or
canoe 10 get along This fact decided US
TO choose the route we have followed.
Otherwise It was our intention 10 go
from Militia over the mountains to San
Juan Bautista and thence 10 Palenuue.
IhNe : no doubt now that We chose
ihs os,ier route.
HAG0THs sHlPyARD.
\ some authorities on the Book OF
n Mormon think that on the Gulf Of Te-
Lsalispec, Hagoth had his shIpyard.
h ihl' would make the Isihmus of Te.
hu4nlspee The narrow neck OF land"
efd ths lsihmus Of Panama not mem
u'lsd There Is this much in favor of |
le theory The two large laeoons ,
N0ua iuInsh well protected harburs !
sal We mountains especially those |
hvsll lepana would produce ample |
a. SAos'slI tlmbers and lumber. III. |
W. NgaAA, however. in his diction- |
4 "! pAee the yards Of this noted
.sldei % the Pacific side of he |
!, .,. pug. q Panama But the location
' y asss 'hlpyards is unlmportant as
I 'sLl1lsl with that Of some Of the
,'i', ~ lishIlohed Where was Zarahem.
lle correct answer to this cues.
W. slll answer many others IL Zor.
p ,,'ie was on the Magdalena river.
!, r's 4... pa not build ships on the Gulf
4, irsla.sn'spee. On the other hand |
. wVsuOh Of Zarahemla win approx.
!, NJ, AZ least locate Others such
~ 'u. bolntiful, and Desolatlon. |
~. I, '.lpse zarahemla was ON RI.
TN ~ " he Nagdalena, will il be DOS.
\. \" " and anything now 10 marx
y.c! Upon this question there
Y various opinions,
49, s,-' l9d that there viii be some
HI s-'a as The ruins OF the walls
n. - y. temple to mark the former
<u,'. " iafge a city. am Of thls
In. 90 ! believe. further ,hot
IA n ~ e found. and not only can
frr,s !, y y We may not find them
|fAl 49,. ,a'll seek diligently. II we
ttN m, Others after us win sue
ksv.. ! an going ahead Of our
H. DoSoT SHOOT.
ks M camp At the Indian village ot
kn.ss. W.. ss pleasant one, and a
Ha ~ s sas . our horses, as the feeo
att a, 3D. ~. 70 ourselves not SO prof
s., wv, wa great difficulty we sne
sar,,. "SSsufing food for sumner ana
p "a. r,o. me owner Of the pasture
II ,FA. .iySufed was pleased with Ms
W A, 10y w, with the money we paid
knp W.. s islt IN the evening to our
|;t,, 49, - SIMPLY to see how we wore
b -. and incidentally 10 conn,
l,rcj n, ana get his pay He also
n poqls s,. mat In the night some
az rsoS ro,ne 70 the pasture for cat
asy srs s 1871 mat We do not shoot
b SINE, ~s authorized. Several tim@Sor {
t,r ~ we have had the samo ro "a 3
~ aths e Vn'e near Salamanca the !
I 2 tat NJ "A a 'vquested two OF three :
wa y ,ns CIV Waterman as he Was sl,s'a am !
: N No, Na,oh the fields Al nlght i
d rass ibG NO neither did the watch
horSes s s,s appearance. Even when
"a ,s. ~ sol to the corn no e one VINE" men
Inc w,a ana, Of course We s,an, b
duty Rr. me Waterman was dning , q
D NJ ian we, was not content 'v Win insure ope
2, Va, as s. way to some ,o yns n msrt v
Y \. o. aqus IA a5fippy' having imblbed 7
tun With some purchased y, no I
'eysst' , ,Di. After swaker,,, , ule {.
q rs 10y pardon thous st"Id I'm, me Il
rplss se b., sis atonement I more ', cnS, 9
Bin. f u request ri tha p1i ! S,,,,s q p
.stsi that Z Mexico. when ANYTHING Ie :
~ 70 .ay !, no, wanted, II Is ' suss E
"s'ios (,hanks), which i