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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1900-12-15

the Book OF Mormon published at San
Francisco, During that time Apostle
Farley p Pratt and others labored as
missionaries IN California. In 1871 Elder
Rooney c. Badger and others preached
the Gospel throughout the State meet
ing with some success During the per-
lod OF the mldwlnter fair Dr. Karl G.
Maeser who was there IN charge Of the
Jlah exhibit, was called 20 open up a
mission IN California. He accomplished
that duty and established headquarters
az san Francisco. He was succeeded
IN 1885,, by Elder Henry s. Tanner OF
this city. under whose regime the mis-.
sion grew apace. Branches OF the
Church and Sunday schools were estab-
llshed at San Francisco. Sacramento.
La Trobe In El Dorado county Los
Angeles San Diego and many other
places Many Of the old "Normons"
who left Utah during the gold craze
and allowed themselves 20 drift away
from the Church, have returned 10 the
told and are once more active meme
bers Wherever the Mormon" people
nave built up a community Il has be-
come noted for us high moral plane and
the Industry and sobrety Of It's mem
bers. The people Of California are
learning TO recognize that truth. and
perhaps no where In the world are the
Elders accorded more courtesy and
Kindness than by the citizens Of the
Golden state
IL Is the mission Of the Mormon"
people 10 build up not 10 destroy Wher-
ever they go they effect a growth. ma
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1900-12-15

point of ,he Half Dome IS just visible
over the ridge of which Sentinel Rock
forms % part. and iu the iarthost dis
tame. Us seen Cloud Rest
OF Che cliffs. El Captain and the Halt
Dome are the most striking The lat
ter is the higher, but II as hard 90 say
which conveys q more decided idea OF
Wa-s.gouess and grandeur. El Caption
is am immense block of granite project
Ing sGuareIy out into the valley with
am almost vertical sharp edge, $500 feet
high. with sides or walls bare smooth
and entirely destitute Of vegetation.
This stuuaulous bulk can De seen from
the San Joaquin Plains. fifty or sixty
miles away one writer says "a sim
F'o perpendicular wall Of this height
would make this rock one NJ the wond
cps of the world but here are two such
walls hair n mile I'm length, smooth as
marble. meeting M n right angle which
makes THE Captain absolutely a
unique sight" "Sublimlty matorI1lized
I'm granite" another strong writer calls
it. ON the right Is one OF the most
beautiful objects I'm the world-the
Bridal Ven FAN whore the water
strikes ON a pile NJ debris slopIrg and
PUSHES down I'm o series Of cascades for
n total distance ~ nine hundred feet
When the body OF water is not 40 lts
strongest the wind. as Il varies I'm
pressure sways the stream now 90 one
slide. now 20 the other. sometimes ms
much as twenty feet from the pcrunn-
diUG'8r as n n We're q Noecv veil In
earnest Directly opposite this As the
VIRGINS Tears Fan two thousand feet
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1900-12-15

,..,o,, and after being drilled IN army
lHlhs, I, for about a month at that place,
laVll,oa,,od ON into Los Angeles, That
rjtv which Is now the pride ana glory
y.s' California and has been the delight
- tourists and inyalids for score Of
~ was then an old Spanish town,
va was Inhabited by vile and desper-
IVY. characters. And II shou J be EN-.
,s1e,oned I'm letters OF undy'ng lustro.
,,,, while surrounded by these charac-
,nrs moi only IN Los Angeles but In
s.,to Fe. and everywhere they went.
,ta "Normon" soldiers maintained n
,,oral and upright walk, and were never
- ,nducod TO engage I'm a dishonor-
obIs act. They respected the rights OF
,roperty even while famine was gnaw-
inr nj their vitals, and by mlndlng their
ng,r business they generally avoided
ouarrels. but when forced upon them
,bey sustained themselves like brave
Non as many a whipped Spanard can
tostifv AZ this time the dogs I'm Los
ANGELES were moro numerous than the
hrnan beings and the commanding Of
gcer ordered them all 20 be shot The
ranine massacre which followed was
srrh as 10 live long In the memories
m the soldiers The sports engaged I'm
M that time we're principally cock
Gghts and bull fights, and the unhrldled
carousels were anything but elevating
OUT OF SERVICE.
on the Fourth Of July, lSi7 the Stars
and Stripes were hoisted on the plaza.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1900-12-15

and equalled in many other parts OF
california? Ot the numerous cas-
Cades and Cataracts visited by tourists
in Europe. that Of GaNarnle, iu the
Pyrenges the highest OF all, whose
vertical descent Is LIS feet, cannot
compare with the Yosemite either IN
height or volume. The StauObach IN
switzerland Is about as high as the
Bridal Veil but the water is so meaBer
In quantity as TO be Insignificant Dy
comparison. The fall at Haudek Is not
~ imposing as either the Nernal
Falls or the Nevada, The NOrlns
FOss In Norway is generally admitted
TO be the finest waterfall in Europe,
but some authorities who have seen
both. relegate TO- II an importance in
feriur 10 the Yosemite. In fact taking
The whole region this valley, with It's
live great fails, the lowest OF iOy feet
and the highest ot 1900 feet. 10 must Dee
alioWtd-aud q majority of the cult
waited lovers %. natural scenery have so
agrcgd-that this locality Is without a
rival in the world in this Kind Of
scenery Nor are The falls themselves
all the attraction The vegetation Is
fun of interest. Alder. willow, Doug
las spruce, sugar pine, yellow pine,
cedar tr Oregon maple, black OAK,
Wauzauita, California laurel or bay, are
some OF the tree grOWths. Yellow
pond lilies the great white Sierra
lily, hosackIas, wild roses, pensioners.
azaleas, the snow plant exquisite
CganOthus or California lilac, and a
host OF other flowers, notable for bril-
nancy or fragrance are found here the
CryUtOgams or ferns are rich and yarl-
GUS. sphagnun or peat moss brakes
| po,ypOdlum adiantiuns, pellOeae aspi-
/ diums, cheilanthes. and a great num-
"r oi species OF grasses with many
| other plants fun OF interest 10 the
| student or the scientist are found
/ abundantly
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1900-12-15

dominant features. From Inspiration
Point looking east the chief points are.
El Captain on the left, Bridal Ven Falls
and the Cathedral Rocks on the right
and In the center general view OF the
valley and, beyond, the canyon OF the
Tenaya Fork Of the MERGED river. The
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1900-12-15
TRANSVERSE VALLEY.

The Transverse Valley Of the Yosem-
lie Is an almost level area. eight miles
long boy ouc-half 90 one mile wide. It's
elevation Is 1900 feet. with cliffs and
dOmes In the near neighborhoOd rising
TO an elevation OF from seven 10 nine
thousand feet over these vertical
walls tumbles the MERGED river. flowing
the whole length OF the valley and
emerging over the rapids at the lower
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1900-12-15

peculiariues and indicate the kinds Of
delight the most enterprsing tourists
may experience II he have a love for
the beautiful in nature.
For the reason that the coast range
ADULTS upon the sea, the coast generally
abounds In bold head lines and promo
tories not unlike the western coast OF
Scotland in It's ruggedness and It's sea-
ward aspect presenting high breast to
a foamIug, laundering sea, but II lacks
the quiet inets OF the Scottish coast,
and from the Bay Of Monterey TO the
northern limit OF the State, in place Of
the barren des0ation OF Scotland are
splendid virgin forests of pine and red
wood, These forest clad headlands. 80
little known TO the world, are scanuly
settled yet their charms are uusurpass-
able. The true sportsman, as well as
the sightseer Will find among them the
rarest delights which an the West
affords, for fish IN great quantities and
varieties abound In the ocean streams,
and the great silent forests are the
haunts Of the nOblest game. Here one
may find deer jaguars, and black brown
and cinnamon bears Added TO these
attractions are peculiar climatic con-
must answer here 20 say the absence
of heat and rains In the summer com
bines with the other attractions 20
make these heaiands and the noun
tains back Of them the ideal resort for
hunters.
FINE OCEAN BEACHES.
Beginning at Santa Barbara where
the general course Of the mountains
changes occur long stretches OF beauu-
ful sandy beaches. generally backed
by high table lands called mesas
These stretch almost without inter-
ruption from Santa Barbara 90 san
Diego. and. with the exception OF the
bay Of Monterey. where the supurb re-
sorts Of the Hotel del Monte, Santa
Cruz and Monterey are found, IL Is
browning these meSas OF the south that
most OF the beach resorts of California
are placed. These beaches, with refer
ence 10 climate and the temperature OF
the water, are much like those Of the
most delightful parts Of the Medlter-
ranean. Surf bathing al all times OF
the year Is pleasure. and fishing and
sailing are uninterrupted sOuces Of de-
light. Excepting certain OF these places
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1900-12-15
DEsERET EVENING NEWS, SATURDAY. DECEMBER IS, 1900

D however as for Instance, Santa Monica
and Long Beach, I'M the vicinity OF Los
/ Angeles, they are mostly winter re-
. sorts for those who wish 20 escape the
| rIgors of an eastern climate. This does
not mean To- say that their lack Of a
| large summer business means a hot
/ and disagreoahIe summer climate. on
| the contrary, the summers are far cool
er and pleasantcr than those at New
port and other popular Atlantic resorts
Wherever there is q large resident pop
uiatiOn contiguous there Is a COrre-
spending generous summer business,
supported by the inhabitants; and that
is why the Hotel del Monte. Monterey
Santa Cruz, Santa Monica and Long
Beach are both summer and winter re-
sorts,
There are certain general charms with
which the ordinary traveller Is unfa-
mlliar and which 10 he should Culu-
yate "a knowledge OF them, would afford
him fine and unique delights There IS
not space TO give the geological history
of the state. strange and wonderfully
dramatic though lt be. Much OF this
may bee inferred from what could be-
said concerning the gigantic dead vol
canoes. the geysers and boiling springs.
startling upheayals Of granite through
everything masses OF lava which yolcan-
10 crupions spread over the country
BEAUTIFUL ISLANDS.
California has many beautiful islands.
Angel. Acatra2. Goat and Mare Islands.
In the bay of San Francisco are the
property of the United states govern
mont Alcatraz being strongly fortified.
The traveller 70 Janan and China will
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1900-12-15

terial, moral and spiritual, and within
the pales of their generous faith they
wish TO embrace all mankind holding
the hearts Of men not by the force OF
might but rather by the now potent
force Of love.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1900-12-15

guoutod even n an It's water falls were
baual out of existence for It's other
attractions would still suffice 90 draw
thousands of visitors yearly. It's i'm
posing peaks seven times as high as the
talIcst of European cathedrals IT'S col
ouug. lts cloud effects. It's wealth OF
ferns and plants OF beauty and interest,
Its scope for the adventurous clamor-
all are constant invitations, aside from
the water falls.
THE HOTEL VAN NUYs.
Southern California has a worldwide
reputation for It's beautiful hotels All
along the shore from san Francisco to
san Diego these splendid tourist homes
are found al every attractive point.
the Hotel Del Monte az Monterey
the Coronado at San Diego are notable
instances. Los Angeles, and the resorts
in the vicinity are not behind In their
luxurious hotel accommodations.
The Hotel Van Mugs I'm the heart Of
the city Us the best OF them an. with
an annex a block or two away, Il has
accommodation for five hundred guests
and such as leave nothing 10 be
required. Large, airy rooms. fitted with
finest furniture porcelain baths, and
expressly made beds that are a comfort
90 De- In. The parIOrs and Railways
are COmmOiious and cheerful, and gay
with the sociable crowds that are ale
ways found in them The table and
dining room service are as nearly per-
feet as can Doe found anywhere, and
the attention paid 90 the comfort OF
the guests is constant and efficient
rrI.r. mr.. s.t.a r,f4Ir. H.faI trt.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1900-12-15
THE COAST

California has a frontage Of more
than ZOO miles on the Pacific ocean; yet,
although its variety Is remarkable, and
It's picturesqueness allurng II is one
Of the spectacular features that is
hardly ever heard OF by the traveller
by reason OF the fact that IL has been
made accessible at very few points by
regular lines OF travel a few words
will suffice to explain IT'S beauties and
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1900-12-15

co, and thence reaching the ocean
through the Golden Gate These two
rivers are perennial and are nayigable
as far AS MarsyyiIle on the north and
stockton ON the south
The rivers On the southern part OF the
state are mainly tOrrentIal not nayiga-
ble and with the exception OF the SAM
Ia Ana, which irrgates the orange
groves OF the Riverside region, are dry
I'M summer
The klamath river. IN the southern
end Of the state, Is the only stream OF
consequence besides the combined Sac
ramento and san Joaquin rivers that
breaks through the coast range and
empties into the ocean.
Many OF the most picturesque and
highly developed regions are the minor
valleys distributed through the coast
range. Principal among these are the
wine and fruit valleys OF Santa Clara,
Sonoma and Napa; and, In the southern
part Of the state, the Ojai San Gabriel
and Santa Ana.
The Coconino sun., 1900-05-19

Acker's Dyspepsia Tablets are sold on u positive guarantee. Cures heart burn, raising of the food. distress after eating or any form of dyspepsia. One little tablet gives immediate relief. ? cts and 90 cts. w. R. Edwards, druggist.
The Coconino sun., 1900-05-19
THE COCONINO SUN.

gation which made the combination of delegations which brought about adop- tion of that resolution. Had Maricopa waited for COchise and one or two more counties she would not have been tied hand and foot in combination which exacied this concession, to grant which created so much trouble at home Benson Press.
The Coconino sun., 1900-05-19
Tha, Throbbine Headache

Would quickly leave you if you used Dr. Kings New Life Pills. Thousands of sufferers have proved their match less merit for sick and nervous head aches. They make pure blood and strong nerves and build up your health. Easy to take. Try them. Only 25c. Money back if not cured. Sold at Pio- neer Drug Store.
 Maricopa county is still kicking at adoption of the forest reserve resolu- ii n by the Republican territorial con veltlon. But il was the Maricopa dele
The age-herald., 1900-11-21
WoMAeM0c e0ciRrv
Reception at the Phenix Club.

The Phoenix Clubhouse was the scene of a gay assembly last evening, the occasion being the eighteenth annual reception of the club The clubhouse at Eighth avenue and Nineteenth street is one of the most elegant clubs in the South, and the mem- bership includes many of Birminghams most prominent and influential men. The president, MT. W. V. Joseph, Is one of the most popular men in Birmingham club dom, and combines with delightful social qualities all the attributes that make a man prominent in the business world He is altogether an ideal president of one of the most prominent social clubs in the South. The clubhouse was elaborately dec- orated with palms on the occasion of the reception. A delicious hot supper was served at midnight. A delightful orchestra was stationed in the balcony.
The age-herald., 1900-11-21
A BAZAAR FOR THE HILLMAN HOSPITAL Statement from Committee of
 Women in Charge WILL BE HELD DECEMBER 10 The City is in Need of Another Great Charitable Institution, and the
 Women Gall on the Citizens
 for Assistance.
WILL BE HELD DECEMBER 10

Tn ladies of the bazaar committee of the Hillman Hospital yesterday issued the fol- lowing statement:
 For the past few years Birmingham has become a Mecca in the south for art, lit- erature, music and science. Its natural re- sources have supplied hundreds of work men; its buildings have required many skilled laborers. In short, the eyes of the north, east and west have been turned with hope of advancement towards this section of Alabama. Its census far exceeds that of any previous year, and we, the people, of Birmingham have under our protection thus vastly increased numbers of citizens for which 1t behooves us to make suitable accommodations in casees of emergency. The question of another hospital, there fare, is most imminent and to raise these necessary funds mammoth bazaar will be opened on December 10.
 At this bazaar there will be on sale Chrst- mas gifts of all kinds, lace work, em- broidery dolls toys, cusheons canned fruit an December 10.
 One of the features of the bazaar and a most notable one, Is the purchasing com mittee. Any one unable to attend to his SnOpplnB can communicate 10 tn6 cOmI1lt- tee, who will attend to all purchases-in fact, give these purchases their personal attention. The question of distance shall not be considered, and purchases from any where in the State will be attended to. This shopping for others will not be confined 10 the bazaar alone, but the committee of ex- perienced shoppers will search out the wants of their customers in the stores and shops of this market. The bazaar will re. ceive a commission on the outside shop ping, but it will cost the customers nothing additional. The committee, consisting of Mrs. J. Morgan Smith, 2155 Highlands ave- nue; Mrs. R. H. Pearson, 92O South Twen- tjeth street; Mrs. Morris Adler, 2l47 High land avenue, will begin their shopping at once, and all orders intrusted to them will be filled with care and dispatch,
 Another feature of this bazaar will be it's splendid entertainments, given daily and at night, amusements for children as well as adults. There will be a most excellent lunchroom, or restaurant, which will only serve the best and choices of foods at mod crate prices. The object of the bazaar is 50 essentially universal one that out-of-town people cannot fail to be interested. It Is especially stated that the hospital Is non the people of Alabama. Any contributions to the bazaar will be gratefully acknowl- edged.
The age-herald., 1900-11-21
Go Back to Work.

Charlotte, N. C., November 2O.-The big cotton mill operative strike in Alamance County, North Carolina, has been declared off. The strike has been in force about three months. and several thousand hands were involved.
 This is the third recent strike among cotton mill workers in this State, and the mill owners have in each case been the winners. The organization which has been aiding the unemployed operatives notified the members that further help would not be forthcoming and advised them to return to work
The age-herald., 1900-11-21
DID NOT LEAVE HIS JOB.
Could Hold Down Any Amount of Work
 When Properly Fed.

A young man clerk in A large store in Kansas City had curious experience with food, as related to his health. He says: About ten months ago a dizziness came upon me each morning, kept growing worse, and a headache would invariably come on in the afternoon, and after meals I would have vomiting spells which would leave me very weak; also there was a burning sensation in the locality of my heart, and many nights I have not slept a wink.
 "A physician whom I consulted, told me to give up my position at once, and go to some watering place for my health, for if I did not, 1t would only be a question of short time until death would claim me I did not feel able to give up my po- sition, but my condition kept getting worse, and finally my skin turned to sort of greenish color. appetite left and I was thoroughly discouraged.
 About this time our grocer, by mistake, sent up a package of Grape-Nuts instead of some other goods ordered. I thought would try 1t, having no idea that it would in any way benefit my health, but the first day after using the food I noticed de- cided change In my condition. My severe headache did not appear as usual, and began to have an appetite.
 'I thought at first 1t was the effect of medicine was taking, but one of the fam fly suggested that 1t might be Grade-Nuts, for Grape-NutS had the reputation of being a great nerve builder. In order to be sure, I quit taking any medicine whatever, but continued the use of Grape-Nu "On the eighth day the dizziness entirely disappeared and the headaches were very slight. l felt almost like a new man, and in three weeks after I begun using the food, was entirely well, and am now in bet ter health than I have ever been. My own case proves the truth of the claim that Grape-Nuts food Is great vtalizer and brain food" Wm. J. Woods, 1717 Holmes St., Kansas city, Mo.
 People are gradually learning that health depends on food, and the wiser the selec- ton of food, the more perfect the condition of health. Grape-Nuts food is the most scientifically made food in existence, and is perfectly cooked and ready for instant use.
The age-herald., 1900-11-21
FARGUHAR'S FLEET
Will Arrive at Pensacola December 30
 for Winter Cruise.

Pensacola, Fla. November 2O.-The official Atlantic squadron, of which Rear Admiral Farquhar is commander-n-chief, is that the fleet will arrive at Pensacola December 30 and remain here three weeks maneuver- ing in the harbor and taking on coal, sup plies, etc. The fleet will sail from here Jan. uary 21 for the Gulf of Florida, and after that cruise will go to Galveston, arriving there February Il, sailing thence for Pen socola February IS, remaining here until March 6. The fleet will then sail in Cuban waters until April 25
 In the feet will be the two new battle ships, Kearsarge and Alabama, also the battleships Massachusetts, two auxiliary cruisers, one training ship and seven tor pedo boats
 The Kearsarge is the flagship of the fleet.
The age-herald., 1900-11-21
WANTED.
lst avenue.


 WANTED-Everybody to smoke Texis cl- gars. Have you tried them? If not. why not? 7-2s-tf WANTED-By man and wife two rooms and board, with bath, in private family; must be first-class; South Highlands pre- ferred. ''K.," Age-Herald l1-21-4t WANTED-Boolss, books. books at Parkers' auction house, 2l1 2Oth St. Everybody to come and by all kinds of books Histories of all kinds; war books, Bibles, etc, good books for everybody to read. Come one, come all; they are selling like hot cakes n-z1-N wed&Sat WANTED-Men to learn barber trade; only two months required; can earn scholar ship, board, tools and transportation If desired; special offer for November; two years apprenticeship saved; constant practice and expert instructions; posi- tions guaranteed. Apply by mall. Moler Barber College, St. Louis, Mo. 11-20-6t WANTED-Every visitor and their frien1s to the Alabama State Fair to dress their feet with pair of D. B. Luster's Superb or Shoes. 27 18th street. u-1-u