Telegram-herald., 1890-04-13

You always hear q great deal q Cali
fornia before you SEE it, BECAUSE the Cali
fornian Is 50 infatuated with bis state
that he cheerfuliy gets uP IN the night 70
brag about her. and yet, somehow, when
you see the real state. you are not disap-
pointed. A great many people go TO
California, but few return. This is be-
cause the majority do so well they do
not care 20 return. and the balance do SO
poorly that they cannot get home again.
San Francisco is the American Paris,
and seemed % ne almost like getting
home again. Is is the abode OF wealth
and refinement. The newspapers OF San
FrcnciscO have done much TO bring
wealth % the coast They have done
more than thu railroads In that way. The
latter have brought good deal Of money
20 California, OF course. but have forgot
ten 70 divide after il got there.
Times are said 70 De dull in California
at the present time. must say that |
did not see any evidences of IL, though
travelling over the state for some time
constantly. Certainly there seemed TO
be very little suffering on Mob Hill. and
In fact times are good. know, among
our set. With the common people and
tradesmen Of course could not say posi-
tiyelv, but ann told that the suffering IS
greatly exaggerated by enemies of the
coast.
rode out on the BAY clear into the
open Pacific in The Examiners steam
launch. Il il beautiful and swift lit
tie craft which Nr. Hearst and his staff
use while recovering from brain fag.
When weary OF the hurry and turmoil
OF opinion molding. and the thought
Eanglia begins TO sag and the intellectual
Joints to wabble. and thought itself be
comes a burden 70 the teeming brain,
they hitch up the yacht and. allowing
the trade wind 70 meander through their
late whiskers, they smell the salt sea air
ard the seal rocks ana the wood viOlets,
and in an hour the world again looks in
vitinx: the Cdor Of printers ink and hot
machine oil and political records can
again be endured cheerfully and even
hilariously. and all il well. | wish that
the steam yacht could become more gen
eral among newspaper men. and hope 20
SEE it adopted soon throughout the coun-
try in place Of the buck saw and other
outdoor sports.
The bay Is TOO we'll known 70 my
realers to need description. AT this
season ot the year It is a CLASSY stretch
Of quiet water as the feet Of green and
vslvsty hills. Later on the grass gets
brown and so the effect Is not 40 good.
Ait ts now. there are few flies upon the
bay. For the first time I have found
desirable place 20 live IN during March
March everywhere else points 20 itself
with oardonaoie pride "a the champion IN
the bste nosrs businsss. Il is the meanest
month on she caldndsr Il Is month
shat IL r-plete with suicide and the smell
Of hoe soap The streaming winds carry
sv-rywhers the odor of burning arctics
IN the 'front.' yard and 90 searching with
dnister eye snd seeslshy tread for the
man Who has in an ungoarded moment
sa~d his winter yagsrs.
N California March has her tushes
Sr~-n hy The sofs air from gentle
o~~~nic cnrrsnt. the weather bureau
drops h<r sender lfscie jsothermai hne
cr swo. and ths robins nest again. the
cls,uds rosl By and the spring time has
came. gentle Annie.
B~for- forxrs 10 I n1ust slfude here
20 . Estle sensstion which has not yet
h-~n printed. and "a The public viii oc-
c>~scnaliy rad sensation. II truthful,
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