The Hawaiian gazette., 1883-08-08

WOODLAND YoLo Co. July 9Th.
EuUuB GAzETEEs-Ihis Is the day OF small boys
and ire crackers audl should say this place had its
full share by the noise they are making. have
only boon be-. o few DAYS. bat have been much
impressed with the hnd bG!laIngg we'll laid out
streets and iu fact with the general beauty oi the
place. Nu1Jawu is situated about y miles north
west from Sacramento city, 1t has population of
three thousand, and the country for miles Is as
level as PUughuu plains. / have travelled in the
last two gClrs as ilras Sacramento 10 Los Angeles
and b1rk but think Iue,tr saw pretteTplaCe. The
only drawback le the heat, but thgy say that don't
last long the thermometer has been running from
30 up 90 no Iu the shade So If did feel little
hDmesick sometimes. and long for puff Of your
NE. trade. you won't wonder nj IT.
went out the other day 30 look at some land
about three miles west from here. 1t consists of
over 200 acres that Is being cut up into ., TO- -
and 50 arTu.Iuts, the idea Is to encourage actual
sgttcr--a good idea, and it ought to be the rr1,.
instead of the sr@rUftnH on this State.
They ask $40 per acre, with trees standing, or
they will sell for $40 and take the trees them
selves the wood ] am satisfied will pay for the
land. A man sold one tree the other day for 500
the timber Is large, say from two TO three feet m
diameter and as u Is the nearest wood 10 this
market % will always sell. The timber Is mostly
oak and no man will cut It unless he wants money,
for the trees stand SO far apart that person can
plant large pieces without the trees interfering.
There Is fine crop of wheat growing on the land
now, iu fact 1T has been rented for farming pur
poses.
Mr. ". %. C3Uards the real estate agent here.
would De pleased 10 answer any questions that
may Boz addressed 90 him, concerning real estate.
laltursards went 90 visit the Blowers Vineyard.
iu thg suburbs Of Woodland. He has so acres IN
vines mostly Tine Sultlna uisIn grape. He com
meuCgd planting o years ago AMI on the third
year. the crop five tons TO the acre. tho fourth
year % was 10 tons; tine fifth, - tons: and last
year, the sixth, the crop was Il tons per acre.
went all around It, and u did look splendid
While walking over the Sacramento bridge. not
long ago. I heard some one sing out .II1L1 10 Blr,
and uu looking over the bridge, ! saw fishing
huIt, with two HHwauIus IN H. they were fishing
for salmon, and the way ] aired my Hawaiian
tongue for % few minutes, was a caution to all
pls-,rH hy.
] have seen good many Hawauaus there since.
and they gUp.BT cuntgnted, some Of them have
been there Tor years. and have desire to return
home. They were also much better posted ON the
Hawaiian topics than expected 10 fud them; they
ssIII it thay were Chimes they would go back as
thov thought tha Chinese would soon outuumber
the natives and then the natives would have 10
take % back seat. They are right, and II you don't
an have to take a back seat 10y and BY, miss my
guess. I Tdmcmb r. while was with you. we used
90 wonder when we would have enough Cinnamon,
then We only got 600 or lOl2 once in a few months
hut uUv Won get COCO IN the space Of three or four
months. HAoLE-EITIF.