Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1875-11-07

! dotted with handsome residences on
every ten. twenty and f0rty-scre lots. In
su area of eight miles the voting pOpu-
! IatiOn numbers five hundred and thir-
| teen, sll bsiIg fast surrounded with
I orchards and vineyards, lO0ki z In the
[ distance like seas Of shining
emerslds fringed Ia the deepest Of
venture, with the air flied with fragrance,
and the eye with floral beauty, varigsted
| flowers, diversified with a sp'endOr as
I rich ss IL a thousand com mingled rain
/ bows had dashed and spst ed them
selves 10 pieces over these fsiry-iiEe
/ flower beds.
Listen at the native hooking blId-,"
fllirg the early dawn, and overflow the
m,rlIng hours with Hoods Of BIRD melo-
! dies loaded with 81 b variations and
Embellishments SIS would dIiveIle most
gifted of human sougstressas quite to
CisDair. Every morning these urnithO.
I logical cTchestTas TeheaIse q e in
stInctive melodies in almost endless Sc
res o. literal mstiEees TO which the
only price Of a lmiEsiOn IS tie most IN
fashionable fee Of early using, which
alone admits one to the choicest parts Of
natures dress Gree. or especially 10
those more secluded nooks, her private
boxes, each furnished with its picked
choir to bighten ones e~joymeut in the
pauaes o, the grander symphonies.
THE CALIFORNIA QUAIL
is aLo her feature OF this place, which,
If your worthy townsmen DR.. Sanders
aud w. A. Wheatley could be here
among them one OF these lovely days,
under tais clear California sky, you
would be sure to lose them, for there is
enough of them on this place to last
them shooting the balance OF their hap
py lives in This spot Of perpetual spring
ard flowers. The coast branch OF the
Southern Pacific railroad has located the
depot spot here, and the road has
stopped indefiuitely,a and the immigration
to this place from the eastern States is
unprecedented. The Sa1itarian hotel
Is full to its EXTREMIST capacity, and
every public conveyance and hotel in
the country is filled with land-huaters,
but this is the pleasant part Of the year,
from November, as the spring sets in,
until March.
LEAVING los TUNAS,
we pass over the Santiago river, and
down by the Coast Range mountains to
Tustsn, a thriving little town just
spriDging up in the midst Of a rich ag
ricullursl country. Ii has two stores
and the usual number Of smaller BUSH
ness houses, and the country around it
is rapidly settling up with people from
all parts of the ca, tern States. A few
miles brings up to the San Joaquin
rancho, which Is owned by a company
in San Francisco, who, few years ago,
did their own herding. They purchased
the lanche Of forty-eight thousand
acres at fifty cents per acre ia green
backs. w. French, their agent, took US
to the corrall, where The clipping
was going on, and showed as fifty Spau-
isrds, all busy shearing or clipping the
sheep; and it is quite amusing to see
them catch sheep and set him on the
big enc, where he sets perfectly quiet
until he is diveste Of his wearing appa-
rel. The sheep ia then turned loose, and
the hand turns to the agent, who is sts-
toned in or near the center of the work.
and takes check-and so on through
the day-snd at night these checks are
redeemed in gold by the agent. The
average clipping issixty per hand. Then
there are men on the other side of the
counter these clips are handed to,
one who ties them, each to itself, and
hcl1NS AhCt4 w JuC iGAu tihChlAlS III Tic
sack. At this corral there were forty
five thousand head, but on the entire
rancho there are one hundred and forty
five thousand head They are cutting
up into twenty and foity-acrs lois
twelve thousand acres of their land,
nearest the town, which is to be put on
the market this fall. 1t Is as fine land
as can be. This country is being very
D1upb snIIUht after and Is rani1lu tilliuU
up. the lumber trade is fine business,
though it is not brought here half as fast
as it can be used. The climate is per-
feet, and if anywhere on earth the
scripture pTophesies OF eaith's budding
and blossOming as the rose" and every
mans resting in peace under his Gown
vine and fig-tree," with oranges,
lemons, lime, almonds, pomegranates,
and the whole tropical fruit family
thrown at is to be found in this To-
cality,