Some Mormon families passed through…
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h E. M. Young for $1,000. The damage to
the Mountain Key store has not yet been esti-
mated. The loss which was total, will fall
heavily upon several who were not insured. No
correct estimate of the total loss can be ascer-
tained as yet, but it will approximate $100,000.
Some Mormon families passed through
town yesterday on their way to the Colonies
in Mexico. Their wagons, as it not common
with these people, contained bundles of trees
and shrubbery for their new homes. They are
thus making in Mexico, as they did in the Salt
Lake Valley, a garden of a desert. Tree plant-
ing is a part of their religion.
From the December 18, 1891, Issue of The Enterprise
Las Vegas Optic.