, 1873-02-24

Elero III u b1Hanl III she atnoA1hofo "Hte,n
moat rofreal,lng, nrd tloubly 10 to m invalid IN
.earcl, Of hoalt Dosdes tllIH, there Ia Sigh
ng among tito leaves, which, lhougl,, T, Nolan
,lloly, 10 not unpleasant to hoar, and !nlla tno
a san 20 Sa'0 eSd a. sa to 0' same Ii tie se sooh
hs 1en aeoping si aos1 Sraneea e Of 0 tho " poos
Tho moonlight nights, 1t eoo!ns moro dear Than
lilo dark depths Of tho forest will ito woira |
spirits Of tho mir, and sanding glamour oyor
rock, aud troo, md doll 1t IL no wonder Tho
minors love this FREQ and l,ealthy lilo; and many
q ono who Inns 1nado ls fortune, and removed @ TO-
little cabin by tho ,nourtai1l-nidc md tho hold
liro lo lived thereii,, devoid OF conyontionaltlcs
aud the pitifal follies Of fashion. >,
After rnssnE tho ne haa oS TS 9omo s9so to
lhe pleasant
vIhI,AaE OF suHANylLE,E, |
nnmcd nftor Susan, daugltor OF Governor ,Roop. |
The stream Which runs through tho village Is
Luke. Governor lsoop waa eloctoa frat Gov
ernor Of Nevada by tho peoplo,-Honoy l Lako
1t waA, III fact, In California. Tho eitizons ald
long ilintanco to SaN Lake clty, tho Capital !
this Is tho main roason why tho Territory Of
Noynda was formed from Utal,, mud, fow
montls Afterwards, Mr.. Jatnea W. Nyo, Of New
York, was appointed dovern9r. ,, ..,,
timing fow, II any ilsl. Cranes, wild goono,
ducks, and pelicanB tiepoit thonlsclycn therein.
seeming to enjoy tlleir lives atnd tho sodSy
oautern sido Of tho lake, thoro aro somo remark-
ablo springs OF .....-.
tho steam from Which, in tho chilly air Of morn-
ing, Looks strange enough; It 10 enay to ;so traco
springs to tho lako. by tho lnos Of white vapor
winding it's way slowly through Tho valley.
somo Of tho springs nro very large. boing 10 Or
60 foot ncross, mud Of great aopth: Tho water is
vi ~e:o i Il las I aciontly cooled o il as good as
nuy TINT ever flowed.
SasanS1lo ia quiet place, as near like IN
old-fashioned settlement III Indiana and Illinois
Ia considerable body Of good agricultural land
near by, md n rcady market ia found for
everything at Virginia City, Nevada, ald tioro-
about. Au excellent road loadA down from
tho Central Pacific Railroad, aud another rai1-
road carries tho products up tho mountain to
Virginia City.
oecasiona1ly an Indian stragg!es into Honey
Lake Valley, but does this at his peril. Il In
Long Wiley, gront many Of thona work Oh tho
| FARMS, ,-thoy having loft their resorSation on
tho Truckoo River for this purpose. Not much
| can bo said for tho beauty OF
THE ri UTE WOMEN,
| especially when thoy arc In mourning and h2yo
! daubed their facoR oyor with black pitch which
! tlloy lonvo On until 1t wears OF. Ono young
Indy Of 5nsanvillo averrcd they woro thu hotnoly
III a baskeifni Of Bpiaors."'.. Another aaia cor
ray--baby.' Upon this evidence, they certainly
on the far1ns and aro infinitely better OF there
than whom hunting crckota and bugs upon their
natiyo heathe. { saw ono old bootlo-headcd
warrior, whose face looked like Bun-driea liyor.
He appeared to 10 taking life oasily, nnd saw nc
roaaon why ho Bl!ould envy tho whites wlat thoy
arc pleaaed to call thoir improvements. Ae was
| confronted ,vhenever ho had enough to cat.
Tho settlement Of this section Of tho country
has had it's ups and downs, iko every other, and
quarrel as to the boundary limo between Cali
fornia and Novada several ycara ago, camo neas
ending in bloodshcd. Tho people Of HuBan
yillo like most other hardy mountaincerp, have
q rooted antipatAy toward the rcd mon, and or
several occnsiona hayc treated thom in sun
mary manner.
filed with healthy and vigorous population
I ablo; i and tho lumbcr-businoas will always Ii
one which will engage tho attention Of gooo?t
class Of ctizene, Gold, too, VII be found ii
| IT IL ALMOST INCREDIBLE
how much coarse gold is found along tho lst1'
creeks which wcnd their way down tue noun
Houses and 9hRnties ~ ,s are ionnt m
gorgcs, and it IL an iuyigorating sight to Ec'
Tho miners pull out huge buclsshin puraos, hold
ing pound or two i'll weight Of tho virgin
metal.
Minors aro worry fond Of telling Of tho goo'
tin,os they had ''n tile full OF ~ aud spring 0
/ '5D;" but very much question whether the
were ever rs we'll OF
AS THEY ARE TO-DAY.
There is no such dreadful gola-feyer prevail
ing now aa thoro WAS then. nor is thero any anc
undue excitomont. Moreover, rich mon all
mon woll-to-do. 30 far NJ tue goods Of tlli
world are concerned, arc plentiful enough; ,allt
no individual considers ho hah right to put Of
Ioiiars. When the miners. or rather Tho people
we,it to California. several ycara aso, tho major
itv Of them were very moor indcod Mos
~ than Ind never owi,od a thousand dollar
,.ar1so1 ~ is.u1 harS o,a roithfniIv. and in 4 fo,
oa1,s - ~ s aovo nI ,r;ze woa ti'cro, snm
~ io,,, cm,iI acarcn}y bnlieya iho nviionco
ti,cr o,1 aanscs. hit tl!ero tho rold was. sur