Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-10-19
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The coast range Of mountains run.
ming goutbwatd from jus. below San
francisco 10 Monterey, Ia California,
a distance Of about 100 miles, has ali
the requisites Of n splendid sanitgfium.
The submits OF the range vary ia
altitude from 1900 10 $500 feet, and are
from % 10 Is miles, "oa The crow Hes, "
from the ocean, o. ou the south,
Montefey Bay. A. this distance from
the coast the keen ocean winiA arc
tempered, their sharp edge taken %,
aud they become genial aud roircs hing.
Much " the range is covered ~
forests of gigantic rsdwo1ds ana fra,
with occasional opcniugs where the
oak the laurel and the picturesque ma
drouo are found. These foicis con-
tinuc. ON the western slope, almost TO
the ocean, and on the clsi run lar out
on tho foothills.
The influence OF the OCEAN. with H.
great Japan current, Toe hvo Ntr0,
gives to this region n climate uUte
uquahln than IA found iu any other part
OF tho state. The Thermometer rarely
falls below 30 in winter Aud Ia sum.
mer, even NJ midday, it seldom
reaches s5. The nights GRO alwuyf
cool aud refreshing, nnd 10 10 au ideal
place for good sleeping.
The ALI ~ free from malafia, DE-
ireighte1 with the healing ballamic
Odors u The iirs. pines aud redwood,
.ud whom freely inhaled on clcul
morning II stimulates like wine. The
ocean f0gr, while crossing tho lower
lnuds, are generally entanrled IN tho
evergreen tree tops, AMI held there,
making Tor the Observer, az "a elevA.
ton u from 1900 to 1000 lso', tho
/ picture Of great ioy Ocean,
with its ever changing pillows tollIu
along. Such a picture ouca seen, e..
/ pvclally when iiOOiei by the glorious
moonlight, will never be- l1rgoIi-u.
Attle elevation reiefrgd to the air
10 aiwnys rare and generally dry twn
/ conditions very favorable % persons
suffering nom any pulmonary disease.
! Asthma and uatarrh are at once iu.
liovud, and ia many cases entirely
disappear. while the progress OF bron.
chiiis auI consumption Is at once
arrested.
Here, too. ia enough TO keep the
MUD continually and very plea an.iy
occupied, an important consideration
| IN health resort. The scenery A.
7 &
ever changing. Here are found iu
their perfection the colossal redwood
calhcdrals that 80 impress every be.
holder. Around the former standing
place Of some forest giant, now
orumbled TO dust, have sprung up IN.
Vulnerable root shoots, futminga thick
anu sometimes alm1sl imptnetrablo
hedge, in circular form, tho en-.
closure varying from Thirty 20 sixty
feet IN diameter. The stronger sh0ous,
somewhat dwarfng the others, tower
lug aion, have hccomu themselves
great forest trees, and they iotm an
Immense cathedral, solemn md still
within, surrounded by living towers
ami minarels, slniOst as tall ana far
more graceful than any ever reared by
the hand OF man. Arc these not "rhe
groves" that were Cote HAT templcs2
These mountains have ~ abundance
OF furu, cool water, uud all through
them mineral spring. abound, whose
waters, Tor medicinal purposes, equal,
II they are not superior To-, the best
foreign mineral waters.
The Santa Cruz division OF the
Southern Pacific Company faclaC
system taps the very centto Of thi.
delightful region, and trip over II
will amply repay either the anNiou,
health.seeker or the mere casual Oh
server.
For information ns TO this locality
and how II Is reached, call upon OF
address the following named officers u
the Southern Pacific Company.
4. II. GOoDMAS, General Passenger
Agent, Ssu Francisco, Cal.
-. II. GRAY, General Agent, l,
Enei, First South Street, salt LAX,
City, Utah.