Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1901-01-05
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sTe'l'i territory Of Tepie Meai' o.,
Tspls' Law, Nov 29th' we i,n,
Nlrali'n oo '.S Of Prof Wolfe anu .nioi =
win me .s y couple Of boxes OF s .,,'ao
mems 20 .. ', me afternoon We are ,a ."
o'clock u ' che city Of Mexico, ana WV, y,
our way .S.o NJ Teplc and Buadala' D IT,
pass '0I ',0e very important towns ,,, -
way. wv o'.ll permit ] viii ask nun
the Feaoy, ,,n us to Teplc for il ne ne, 70
10 come WV, y. more familiar and 'neh'
n'ar } 'S ,a. ne will be interested :"
100. p,'" .omethIng of our camp me- l,,,
No no. ,s.rs Marauan by the east G s,ay'
We cav ~ hat spans a stream now
cross O' ,Ss bay. and are soon out %
Ing ln'o ,.' peol. Did you notice any
The c1 a1sola @'a about the stream The ne
'0Irs p :. gor.ng landward' You -,' see
Ha'', n, }, =. coming in and the river we,
" ,"' are crowded back OY '"'
In the bay poors,
,n.e here and take last look
is ", We town. 1t is beautiful, s s,,,'nS
at .' e. ' ,be side Of Hill and reaching ing
mere W. ,.a IN, TO the waters edge Du "
there Is d" ar6 ave to the fact that all
OUT .'" 's'. nave fiat roofs, and al are
~, one story except the great 'nu, ~"
ou, orc ,,y' which loom up, bold ana
10 ,'", pond the town Is the promon-
~.' with rs solid buttresses wnlu .l
l0E ' aro,srtng bulvark for the town
'o'," t.r west when the sea becomes
anl l. 0'' hiring storm. Beyond sun
w., 80 a hleh rock, broken on IRON,
~ WV, .,.or,ory at least two hundred
's s,sh covered with a thick grown
hr,.b and trees. a zIgzag PAIN
I'm the waters edge up Jus
,''o ,'5s TO the top, where is eu'lt d
's, horss Across the bay Is another
si' .,,ruor TO this and forming win
,, w" a narrow entrance to the haroor'
- the low beach are oeau'iiw
60 -, ,-sss whose leaves ike os-
rich feathers wave In the VIM "
aro coco,put trees, and there are thou
- NJ them. Look now on the ocean
between the two high rocks mere ., alg
,,., Ing 10 sea. How beautiful
,ha, Ealing vessel iswlth all her canvas
,nread, and In the light breeze sue
fro,s ike A monstrous bird upon the
,o,er, But see that little steamer
ME- is not half 50 beautiful not nan
pretentious, but she makes tline'
,d that too. right against the wind'
n a few minutes she leaves the beau
mi sail ship far behind. one is Typ
cal Of the last generation, the o'her Oh
thIs. rn
.rorrNTRY is DRY AND PARCHED'
n But we must be on our way. ne
tountry. you see. is very dry Ihey
az that the past season has been the
Ifryest known for years. even the
,ctus and mesquite. the two principal
ices In the forest are somewhat WIZ
ID. That cactus is forty feet high;
ome are higher even. They are called
eho hy the natives The other tree
kdth spreading branches is called
Ailaha7a. When dry II burns ike
itch pine. In fact there Is a gum In
n that somewhat resembles pitch. Both
Blinds bear fruit in their season. much
teushed by the natives.
Here Is a little village. Shall we stop
5or lunch? 1t will be late when We
reach camp. and the chances are there
win be no supper, and breakfast which
<hlgays consists Of bean soup, Will not
&c ready Along this Camins Real al
Inosi every house has something 10 sell
IN the way Of edlbles. and many serve
uncheons A plate Of beans, chill and
Rom, and five tortilas with a glass OF
4inlR or a cup Of coffee costs cents
3or cents In American money.
q This large town that We now APP
4rOach Is Union. noted for its extern
:2tYe corn fields, and large stock inter-
tslS. Il Is nine o'clock. The moon
thines bright, but with a soft mellow
lght unseen In our higher mountain
<tolntry Everybody in Union seems
4io be On the streets Some walking,
come sitting on the benches In the
ala' others on mats or stools in front
tti their houses A light is on the plaza
land soon the brass band begins to play.
We must hear that music so we walt.
A NATION OF NIGHT LARKs.
On The road We meet many people
travelling The Mexcans are regular
llght larks. They travel at all hours
lrVm sun down 70 sun up. dark as well
AZ moonlight nights. In Mazatlan we
we're out on the streets long before sun
S and the streets were crowded with
eople an busy. some going TO and
WIS returning from market. Even
"e ryan grinders were busy, and for
'ehtaVo were grinding out their tunes.
.u Wls country the midday Is quiet.
,.OI then many sleep. At ~ o'clock
onsNaat tired from our long ride we
sa'h Aguacaliente. and in the yard Of
.ue OF the principal houses we see our
ehS II Is our custom when we have
" camp near village and buy pastur-
|ese, 70 apply TO the president or 10 the
|.1pelln'endent We accept his invita-
ir,, ~ camp IN his yard. an invitation
|i,a'laoiy given and thus make our
49, ms guests We have ALWAYS
.veh wen treated and our property has
invariably been safe.
Az daylight In the morning Ca,4air
|Tbo" yves the call and we all arise.
H. ouNs nave bean soup ready. for
.nlSh, 0eans have been cooking all
I'M" ana each one with his
|Sos, ah1 spoon helps himself.
mi, we morse rangers bring the ami
br.'n ana Tor half hour everybody Is
bss{. lacHlng, saddling and getting
.a., lot The days march. We start
.sSu' seven o'clock. Mr.. FaIrbanks
,o,as ogl on his gray horse. a present
he Well-remembered owner ~
san Francisco Haclnda. others foi.
h, re e,l Brother Magleby brings up
BEAUTIFUL MOUNTAINS.
|pow are are approaching tho mountains
.ipe ~, sssauuiul they look In the morn.
fors n I" NO that high mountain be.
|bisto." not so far away as IL looks
strsn.'e," mere are as deceitful 10
|,bs rs, us they are at home. but IN
|trlnr NY 80 way, Twenty miles win