Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1884-09-27

and Tehama in numbers as follows:
Delegates. Delegates.
81 20
OlO....... II
LASER. lSOlauO.
ShaSta................. 3iSItter............
FL Dorado. 81 una II
Buttc.--.-......l ID lehama.....- 10
COluSa ...-.-........ II
Nevada. ~ Total $50
This was large representation for four
teen counties But the representatives were
among the Oldest, ablest, richest and best
known citizens of their respective counties.
Probably One-LaiI OF them have resided in
this State ever since 1880 and some of
them were here before the golden age = .
Every interest was represented; but the
main business of the Convention was TO in
itiate measures for the settlement, cultiva-
ton and irrigation OF the nOrther4 part OF
the State. 1t seems to be the prevailing
idea to raise a fund each county its proper
share for the dissemination of knowledge
as to the climate, the soils, the health the
existing means Of irrigation and the avail
able quantition Of water that can be OBJ
tanned the amount Of arabic and cultivable
land, the crops best adapted 10 each subdi-
vision, facilities for transportation. prices OF
land and value Of the crops per acre; in
short, everything relating TO agriculture,
Vlticuiture and horticulture, and TO GlS-
tribute the knowledge 50 to be obtained free
of charge To tn" counties for the intOrma.
ton of the citizen class o. immigrants in
other States and in all countries from which
immigration is desirable.
Log ago there was an organized plan of
this kind put aioot in Los Angeles, San
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liIS uol" '7aH JOAQUIN 10 Los Al
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sIt'Iei III tlt essential! eicIh'HtS 70 sui
CcS9 III NIucltiiuIe' il"ii4tU,tuIc' ana even
dS'.CuIi.I re- IMAM llic very pcSl oi IouiiucS
south u l uI$'Ie' VIe o! tHfSe e.e'hGll's Is
""ei' At 'ie N?'''II il = HIiIl'tl' III t"e
central ana northern couiiItS Il Is mex
hauSInie. Enough snow an' ram iirl III
me mis- ana sierra lli4t lecd me luoi-
u'lliie, SIdiliSllu.' N0keiutl!e, CaiaIGiaS,
Gosu!iilitS. -hI!lcIlCali' upa, talh'i' beif'
TRINITY, mt Klamath ana foSue rivers 10
lfflaa'c wan WistCiu GOlH2uSilccS ilyG
uilleS as huch Ianu a. thc Whoie loolhlil
ana valley area Oh thcSc couhues. more
thln 9le-hai OF ms snow ana rainfall
couId be saved Tor summer ana autumn use
by means OF inexpensive cams III me
mountain region, ior lhc creation 81 afu-
Acial lakes Aorc water Is wasted Tor the
want OF such aEulleial means III week
Gu'lii6 Jai'uI VI l,Gcelilorl vi NH'!Gn
ui'IH ai Nit H'vS supply 4o' HIoil'i'S III 'he
autumn;
~ - I,lIe ." '%'N 'youl s,'ce''':.u! h1i Il
culture III IiIG lo',Nj'iS "ihout irrigation
IN = Ie" small ana favored lo2a'i'leS trees
ana vines grass ana gram may DC pro
duced without IT, h''' these are Us one acre
10 zen 'li"''sdi'i "l"t must ne iIiSI'eu 10
PIo,''c1 any 'HiHs; Il IS 'DI'lr 'lia'; even
a. 'i'l = 80 ii''i - lli't i'i 80 -
'lG looll'i''>' la e ne PIoiI,a |e'i ue 10
e''I'. '''. "'i NV, - ~" I'''i ~
vaIIcy lands PLANTED in rain and dcDcad-
mo ON tbn ram for the yiclJ II i E,und
too Thar fh.. nearest soil. of these foot
hills with IN abundance If water pro-
diIcp, c,orinn,Is crct,s of The hest olI4Iify- of
cranes and aIl oil.r f.uit. and tI,r l,,stern
n,art..f i 1ayor ,rIu,t..d Lr tben, m rrDup-
er,.tiy,. r,ri..rs Wl,t is wanted i ,yafar
,y,trr NOR, and moro water iii a parf.gf
and rLocuuch system Of IRRIGATION shall
MAKE, all the land available for cultivation.
II is nm object worthy of The hes. or.afiz.d
effort ,f tie nco3lc For when thai uoiuf
Shall have been reached sr,rh cornfir, as
Fl Dorado C.Iayer..s Amador Nevada
Place. and TuaIp,nne viii be the NEST
dels,lv peonIe,l best cultivated ar,, richest
i'm fha St.ta
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IN f,,iif,r1,;o IN II ali tho ro~,Lnrn a.,i
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uon doubling IN nearly lou, years and II
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