Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1882-08-17

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we take from the Kingston New York.
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Thoa- n Rrsot. In Concr.ca Wsahino
snn TsrritC.,v r. iik>iv 80 20 heoone
the nv 0taf1 al Eashincton. The
hiIl fayorinc her admission haa ben
reoorted unsnjmouslv 10 The HOME.
Tia aroumenfs brouoh. forward "a this
bill ara Of - sfronceet. and the facts
Gfa4ed Of r. mof 1nr1iainp and com
yincino lind. 10 thos n0e scousiptsd
NTH fhe advaneeA made IN this TerYf-
torv vithin ~ Iast Tn yeara. thu ssate-
ments az ~ rsnort Viii be 4 complete
vonder. We sra indebfed 20 the CONT
eous centlsnan above mentionsd for
Conoreeaional documsnta. maaaziues
and Territorial pspers enabling us 70
sneak inteIlipeniiv and correctly on this
subject. But before dwelling on WASH
inafon Territory In particular, We
would Ike 20 cali the attention of your
readers 10 the Pacific coast IN general.
We do this the more readily since 50
mapv of ouy own people have moved
ont there and are nos In every city
almost from San Diego 20 Port Town
end. The lafs impefus riveu 70 trans
continental raiIroads and the up,,-
suai and EXTRAORDINARY activity
GOING On nov In that direction. together
With the glowing ncc0unts OF progress
and peosneritv on the Pacific coast.
have avaksnsd 20 mnch inferest AMONG
onr neonIs fiat thev cannot hear too
,nnch ainnt that sect;on We rad of
1aw;Iv af,.r S.m;iv 0o;nu ont thare and
~ farmer in sd;o;n;nn count;as offer.
in, their fsrns ~ saSe that thev NAV
49, -, W.sL;rotooTsr, ;.o,r 70 th1s. i'm.
sa,ss,s6 will follow ms for a abort time.
a.. ho,,.. 90 g;va sh.,n so,ns rsiiabie in,
fo,,nat;on
In ionL,ro NJ ooa NJ the nhvsical mans
NJ the United stats Il viii i,e Observed
that rssrlr ali the rno,,nts;r ran0sa run
n,r.iisl r.. thu Pacific ocaan N wnnId
10. ha in Mace hsr, IN enter into : die.
cnss;nn 81 TIN r.o,o,;caI camsss tina.
accnnnt r., This q, for The aoccas.ive
dan,es.;ons and slsvat;ons M the hed al
ths Petite oco,r Snf};c;snt tn saw thai
the Tact ysnsina and thai he, wecn tue
~ these na,aji.I RANGES the sierra Ne.
v.da ana the CI,asA rsnoa in California
and The Cascadss and the ocaan in Ore
ION and Wash;noton the most fsrtiie
lands IN the Pscif,c coast and nerha M
;rJead ~ The wor,S arc to ha fo,,rd
H. low, va,,av -. danr.sa;on thns
forned and ;nts,cantsd oniv in fev
ni,c.s Ia ova, Is0n r,;ieS tone nth nav.
hans an AVERAGE breadth NJ IaO miles
rhe rrsuctivs divisions ri these de.
n re- s.ts shs;r nsmss from N.
rivers that run thronob them and KNOW
"a the san Joaaoin and the Sacrameto
in California. the Wiilametfe in (Iro
DON. and the Cbehalia and Puoet Sourd
region In Washinoton Territorv. Now
be- il remarked that these vast fertile
regions. ombracin0 millions of acres of
the m ost prodnctive lands in the world.
have onIv tbraa 0rsat onti.ts hy water
That IL 70 sav there are oniv three GOOD
barfors IN The Pacific coast reachino n
distance ~ nearly 15N0 r,,las These
ars San D;eoo In The sorfh San Fan.
CISCO i'm fhs centar and Pnoat Sornd IN
the north Throngh thaas natn,oI oatas
must fiow the in,msnss commarce IF
these valleys and the oreat REGIONS h,ct
of them. We will start from San
Diego and pass through this wonderful
region nOrthward. In San Diego we
find An excellent harbor, most delight
ful climate and growing city, having an
and cultivated people for
her citizens. The Californis Southern
railroad Is now being constructed and
running northeastward to meet the
Southern Pacific; and everything looks
bright for these most deserving people.
want OF the great refreshing rairs that
gladden. Mother Earth, and Tighten the
!abors OF the husbandmen. Everywhere
irrigation has to DO resorted to. In Los
Angeles, the largest place in Southern
the orange groves, the or
chards, the waving meadows. and the
balmy air. make one ideal Of paradise,
and wish for residence there: bat We
are on our journey northward. We
next visit Santa Barbara, snugly settled
on the sunny slope Of spur Of the
Toast Range mountains. Those who
love sunshine, ease, and the most de.
lightfui OF climates, without the i'm
mense activity Of more progressive Sec
tons, will settle here.
We GROSS the mountains And nov find
ourselves In the craat and FERTILE San
Joauuin valley. Who ahaII dascr;ha Tire
immense extanf NJ vheat fieIds anna.
rcntly Iimitlees enouoh. one vonId th;rI
10 feed the world? Int even here. irr;ca'
ton. the bane of the husbandman hss
70 be rosorted To in maisv, nlscsa Cais
fornia NAV vol be Drord of th;a oreat
fertile racion in her bosom. Wiz th;s
and the cister valley. Escrsmsnto Oh, shs
holds the balance a. tina vc,Id H..
great oity. San Franc;aco. ard h.r rast
we nov paae thrOuoh. crest ,nt;i |:
greater than she appears. The location
of tho city was always considered faulty;
but circumstances controlled her desfi-
ny. She must now content herself.
'eatcd like queen upon her sand lots,
and s0metimes chilled by tho cold
winds that blow in through her Golden
gate. Her harbor Of course viii gather
70 tts shcres tho commerce Of an inn
nense and marvellous area. Passing
aorthward No now GROSS the Cascades
md enter the glorious regions Of Orc.
lOn-the fertile and blooming valley of
he Willnm0tfA Hopa tina p~;na 20