New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-10-10

When tins gold nsa,s ssssss 70 riga hdivfdss's
w sbsndoa The mipss. md tAsn there wtn - good
opperrniiy for compsniss with Asavy capita ~ sssp
10 there viii 10 enough Of probable voTk fer Than
and Il 10 thsn hat the country VII snssf ssrssr Of
real prosrsss and not Ill thea essA eoapsnisa viii
,upsrfor mechanical facilities 70 Do mech Iates. N .
sAsrs spsse win b ssssis1 70 90 ever - wAs.s nh
srI sed sisush srssdy tsg sysr By is6vi!salA. ~
r,sp ret rich reward of thss sdorsa AID vAsn sAsrs
viii b ne more gold waking 70 b Soee, Ne nsv
err in the nizins Of the eoosoy w ceoosece-vs
nss. rsausr syssem Of naming ey SINKING shan1 isss
the very towels Of the roeks WI b sassrsa spos--
spots for this systsn Of mining are - - 'essa v me
aurferols region
II ws had voice i. the Legislative haus q ~
genera, and tie mineral reSioa b particular. ~ Asvs
seeking 70 crafty 10 man. nor go Of nse-ws
would ssy divide TIE whos elevated peroee o. u
land incosed BY The saersnenso end ssn Joaquin be
st' Of lots 10 be cold 70 minlnS eewpeniee ~ vefy
moderate price. The low lands. the plsinA Of -
region should b divided into . separsss - -
loss to be sold to ihose only whs wisA = sstshs.
themselves as farmera Tc avoid al dinssly snd
confusion In giving boundaries 70 thess oss would
adopt the following plan. In the mining dsiet proper,
sae elevated portion OF the land every lot shoaA hsvs
for ts center toe whole exteot Of one Of tAs srea
that fall either into The Sacramento % Gan yssqvb
the lateral boundaries OF tacse lc we1id b ~ dges
on both the north and sosth ds, that turn he minor
streams and rsvnss into the principal sass ssssssd -
eenters Of the lots.
rhsss lots unless they are - large a. tbs siv!Aea
would make ,hcni would not 30 worth the having u
sra worthless for any other purpose sxesps enag
and " this even should fat, then he oaly means
en- ior the unfortunate buyers 70 save tssnseivs
wound De to turn their stextlon 70 the making OF tar
genune' Tor winch they would md N extenGvs nead
iae over set Of ota comprising the leSssds shosh
nave Tor ,hr ossss the bsnks 81 the hat run
through the PLANE There shoud be but two ioss b.
tween tvs nesheortps suesms 90 tkas hey would
nave the same Inc Tor their common boundary, whis
tneir respective bases would on th,,r respective
stTsaus The resson for such davssoa IA thst DE
central portion OF tho plain lying between i've srsaus
generally 70 destitute OF timber and wH,sr Il expoe>d
to te ecnstsn, burning sun and scorchlAs wiaS ssa
consequently Offering no spo, tor afsrnhesss. Por
the same rssson this portion Of the country sdmss
ouly OF sparse population whose principal ossupssion
must be raising OF livestock, thsre 10 psay Of ARA.
ing ground, each isrner, however, nuss nave bsaA
OF a river to put his residence upon.
In view OF these circumstances, thee lots shsad be
made sufficiently large TO enable the farmer b devote
his attention particularly to the raising Of the live.
stock BY this cement the whole eeaatry viii b.
benefited tor the rsisns OF livestock will ~ daily
less attended to in the country south Of sAa Franeseo
Bay the land there admits OF smaller sahdivtssas
for agricultural purposes. Frw