, 1870-03-24

SeNN| 1
Or silk, must retet yon 70 the s.tne 2 antho!', s
ies fof tho ASSURANCE that its prodasutoh l
his 6txto Is N esta91sneo success: eanio1anA
ranges, lemons, almonds, English wAnn1s'
Igs, sweet potatoes, &c, mare; loF aoas .lme.
nth them and their peculiar quahd:ationa.
Kdd aud iof many years
l. uta12ea e1teneisesl Ae
III being nsnd LOT Anmtaa'ns,
'A1kd. cooking aud tapie pntI'oses' tae ast
pfrparattous EAfonsly lsoemea Anu *uu!.e'A @
ting other OILS. The seed selis st one 70 th.ee
cents per pound, tne ne ess,uaLsa aaa conSnm{t,gn
being ECO, ,00 to 6ee'ooo poanas. !Ton3oly
l5o, eco pounds were SEM 70 nG~ losk ,as'
yeH: 3he on = SOU y - ~ ~ - .t pst euuu ~.
For s1s oge oGe e - t i % ssset
fresh. .-..-.,
Peanuts in California grow 70 very hsBe
size, and afe quotaase AZ aous ~ ~. csna F'Gi,
pound but lor tae calooa u!s, i,esuat "
probably would hnse nesoAe ~ aslse.naAs ~ n,. ~
tcle OF commerce N this uafket Tor Aluna'na-
ting put pores. ,u....-.. --
As in grape cultl.res 10 10 vegetation genef-
Ally, California IL IN is infancy.
STOCK AID p4'H1Es'
Gnr climate. ahoYe alluded 10; u e'nhcnt'y
lifted 70 tho raising. Of stock It il claimed
that horres aud cat1ae which have just attained
full growth cast Of the Rocky Mountains, T1ll |
and DO grow materially Il drought heEo. Fer
haps such is the case, but the demonstration /
is not easy. Certainly it u no7e than ptonar
Bile. Az before stated, stock, - rule: ~ th1a
country, is never sheltered- Butter and cheese
are necessarily easily produced he1e, and
yet Ne hare always imported both
largely. VIC must and Hhal, ere long, turn the
tide and become exporters o. enese articles,
as we arc Of wool. While fAmiss are uslls
rayiug ten cents per quart foT nIk, thlrty 10
eixty centa per pound for table butter, aud
! thirty to saTentJ-hTe cents Per daEen Tor
eggs, Industrious and prudent mon. wlih snal
means, certainly csn make money u nCal!iozna0-
! Our dairymen arc all very thrifty people
TOO MANY aAx FRANcrscAss.
Oregon. not having been subjected
| to tie deuozaIzinE Influences ot gotd
p1acers, has had . most healthy
growth, and has attracted the class OF poPnlA-
tlon California now stands most in need OF, to-
| wit: 1illers of the soil. We have too many
who " can't get work -" because they are unw1ll-
ing to le2ve the city. We have, IN San Frah-
cisco. too large . proportion Of the Statea
population. The remedy is IN the lmt4lefa-
tion, which comes overland md ends homo
shcrt Of San Francisco. Many Of oaz young
men werc spoiled By being hero introduced to
attractions ,noral and immoral In one sense,
mural attractions may spoll yonng men. Tho3
.ro rendered. unfit for country lie 1nd large
city, which they viii mot loave for tho broad
acrea, where they would be 30 use1ol 70 tnea'-
selves and the Stste.
coTtCS1T1Es~ r...,
Small communities OF people Hltn nina!eo
means. artinG III accord, can aocompAah I'M.
measurably more than twice CT tlres times
their nuuber could on the same lanua. l"enIs
to forty families affoEu nuc!euH 1oE . town oi
city in this country. but for farming purposes
mutually aiding in developing = hsttlss
although small. they can accomplish thuGu ~.
either holding in eumtnon or Separately ~
land. Our homeste I'd plan can 10 sehoeteoan u
\ valuable to cs,1onitts. A large tsact 1ol n
stance. can b. secured on easy terms, m1u
crato SUN cash down and inst ailments co1ei.t' !
interest and ta1eH for tie balance, 20 M,
, be paid. 4 corporation IL formed, nnaIes eaAe1
, sccorliDg to the means Of the snbscnpefS' - ~
prsetical ss7ncrs who are 70 ~ 1ns nou ~
: part may be otherwise employed. regniataon
Q equitable basis) when The utilization Of II
n sod il commenced. all working foz ne Soum?
c good. Assessments are ulade on tue stAfes
d advance of their issue, 80 that each man 1sot
1 the start knows how much money and :! 20
d often he has to pay On his aseeEtasned una!s
j has been paid, the parties agroe upon tho MAJ
h ner Of cutting the property into sna
n farna, which are nut. ur At suction anon
n themselves, eacl, bidding premium rs nc mi
, being common property and divided among II
IL ehareholders, according to their number
"a SHARES each. or being otherwise appropriate
iii TO tie common good, ~ the parties may dnte
n mine. Al this our laws provide for; Al
the sA'on, eas can aesG.e he nnqnw se .bs bs
h. est premium, Is above stated, or By lot in 4
~ atsence Ct premium for want of bNidt
~ Tho division usually takes place about u
h. time OF Lalf the installtuent being paid q
For instance, NC have been onenne usst
%, about tive Thousand acres. "ath n5IAuean.e1
l. for adding two thousand more, il wanted,
ia ia fenced, having three thousand bearing fr