New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-07-06
TIE JAPANESE SETTLEMENT
RICE, BAMBOO, TEA, ETC.


Tie Graynor Ranch, now Adzu Ranch, just
bought Iy Herr schne for the Japanese colony Is on
the Georgetown stage road, Il miles from PiaeerViio'
The land ~ best adapted ns silk and tea, when they
come TO- cultivate There COO acres under renee
large orchard Of years old, oOSOo Dearps
vines not needing irrigation, plenty OF grain hes III goou
crops. good brick house wen furnished, aparh Wen
appointed wiDehouse implements Of husbandry, horses
wagons, cows pigs, fowls, &c all for SOO' ""or 10
good and abundant for irrigation.
Its the purpose OF Herr sehueT TO found village 10
be called walamsE. Every family will have cottage
and garden for full supply q vegetables and TOR orh-
rsent The Japanese apt at gardening ana nsVuFay
fond Of It, and regulations are unusual Win the 60 Gu
force order and neatnsss Mulberry frees and tea plants
will be allotted I'm divisions to each family, wheR the
plants are ripe FOR pucking Each amy will feed us
own worms, spin It's cOcOons ana receive pay ac-
cOrdDg TO its quality and quantity Ile ra" SILK Eti'
then DO put in maIset fog export or for bone
families cultivate pci the leaves, denver az the
snd receive payment Inns me |s, SnIIo a
SIMILAR judcOus division % labor, where ~ -
TsUre will be an extensive nursery for the groWth ana
sa OF Japanese trees such not iOw 81 be got III
tiisstate. tea plants, barnbOvs, wax trees; NC;
Tue bamboo beside 10 mechanical uses VIII introduce
10 oty tables much.ncs1ed eseulen The yOuag sprouts
combine the virtues OF she orttchOke anots Fparagus
They are marrowy and delicious titan ei1sr; ana
i'm sige each IL greater Than the whole bfSh onaspara
gus e surpascs vegetables IN nut1menU and l
ondy digestion. The bsnboo VIII grow kSge Aa nnu
ieelf &C home footls When we learn its lhult'
faIiOus win value lts introduction ~ our
The mulberry and the tea plant always ITednos Cer
rst results in the upands where there IS ,Oe irs, 70
ave Winter repose TO their organs OF growth ,h
psoTiA skilled In tea makng ana they nhno -, n9
ID acLnery for IL. California s going 10 DE
Of the outste woraIg an1iie s SverIand9T.
port BESIDES, China OIL that Is the cleaiess
am 1ng the os Of commerce, cones from the 9a nut ~
n imporrns part az he prom OF the tea culture IL
should be mentioned that mghy colhpetTrH y 49,
tor q medicine attach d 10 colony Tue Ies WHOM
yelI both varntsh and is perfectly adapted 20 orr
foothills. To get the WHY tne hutH sTnisb
mash ID and boiled the wax separating readily NbhS
is tho circulating nud Of phc trecjas tuIpehe 1901 Tue
The surrounding land has gced growth Of OAK trees
insurg good rainfall II Is deslgned to raise n these
woods ths }abange r, mericaI cocoons The
moth Is bright yellow, with llrge Cinauelt "ihE luS
worm domestcated ana FED ~ hand II allowed
its own way Among the VI the forest and families
camp there during the sea son o. production lheuEA
the Oakeaf IS its choice u Is OF DAINTY. III eats ana
happy with the leaves Of the 10 ot dcsiduous trees AZ Is
gris that comes 10 It's mill. We hay3eeen the SIX OF ms
1t 10 fine aud very east To- ia natural Color IS
pleasant gray. and Of all SILK Tho most otentye OF It's
9asted without binding coll that viii stand against
the fret application Of water 1hs me variety OF SIX
ccptabe doubt merchants Va III be found which viii TX
artificial coors and then oak Pal silks because OF the
healthy worms and the elasticity OF the cloth, Will come
T taste Of gpsn runs largely on fsh Tho artificial
culture OF fish So new Chrstesam has been practctd
~ japan isIn LA s t Tor fsh culture on TIER new
thtsc peupy llu V'I a 80 - Ill ,i1,,toI 80
among the undulatous o. the land Fish grow 70 great
attiins length Of not uufroqucntly ave feet! or all
troublesome 90 cultivate. and
being always fat aud succueut IN ncas ncosuTes the
meat j. exceptionally nutritious. To lsake such lakes
hold water, tho japanese form cheap ANA effective
cement by simple mixture OF shell Anle, sand ana
aches.
white walnut tree Its foliage Is less: iuuch that 10
looks rs IL IL not thriving. The varnish Ike tur-
pcuuc eNudes from similar missions made IN inc park
There - the fountain In our CITY Gadeh5 lce
Will be one ui the grains cultivated Tor home use by the
Japanese colony. All rice - not lUMland pFnduct'
There fine variety known as nh rice, HV' iISi4"A IA
uutrmont nor ~ hiyOr. . ,,. a, A.. -.
er peopes there something about the Japanese that
4, cpugcuia Europeans. HAVING spout some years lu
Jauan with opportunities OF official position To observe
tb m cher classes we pronounce them IN way our IN
ferurr. The are dguihcd wei educated, exceed
have refined drIeacy, very pretty forms and features
aud very winning address They are hcFuphlousy heIl
In their housekeeping Their accomplishments are quite
standard. They healthy, frughl ana luuN-
trlous and very afccuonate In any Of the refined
circles OF tho capitals OF Europe, We know hundred
japanese ladies That would command their own choice OF
husbands Not only 10 their personal charms that
would admired but these would. IN the eye Of matr
inony DO We'll Endorsed 10y the absence OF the expensive
habits bellies, utcTpoao 80 terrible an Oh
btacle marriage"
Madame schmen Ia japanese lady, evidently OF that
class that Inspired the eloquent description we nave
The Introduction OF new branches Of culture and in
and utilization ~ lands hitherto neglected a.
Of little value Do beneficial 10 California, We may wei
this first COLONY from Japan Ihty interfere WIN
10 existing occupations They are not an Inferior race
They are unlike other A-iacs Ia many important TO-
spects They adopt our costumes and they come
with their families 10 make permanent homes aud invest
abroad There nothing Tepeliant, but much that Is at
tractye and winning IN thcr bearing and heir manner
Of address. They have no bgOtry; and II by Christian
treatment prove the excellence OF our religion they
are Just such people will be likely to take kindly To
'"' fsAu Francisco Ala Jane IG, 1909.