Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1904-03-15
Salt Lake Physician Delighted
With the Climate and Coun-
try Generally.
SOME EXCELLENT FISH STORIES
How Mexican Frank" Catches Hall.
but--A Visit to the Home for
Disabled Soldiers.

OttHH Il, Aul.. MATCH lV,-AA NOu
all know California yas discoyerad no
,... ~
rol'u"o Hl''el'eH' III tue year AOof' MY
SELF and family discovered 1t IN Janu-
ary 1904. We are now located AT Ocean
parL ros Arra,oa no an ho shor.
Vi 'he mighty racine ocean, ABOUT 10
miles north by west Of the busy city OF
Los Angeles soon 10 be your neIehbor
on ,ho oo,,nio,ioo 80 ,ho C,o,.L .ool
wy N'P'.''o" % WV ~'''" i''"'
our Journey hlther was very Driet
and pieasant one over the Southern Pa
cifc railway. while that nv Fortune
,,r,o,,o, - -. - 49,
nnnia W was sioM anu slolInS otSl lnS
a. ST, ivrV ~ v ina puo,,si'I ,,'
the then unsaled waters to the right
OF india was an island called Califor-
ma Immensely rlch IN gold ana pre-
clous stones fernando Colte2' one Oh
the grealest cohquerers ana explorers
the word mas ever known. sent TWO
snlps IRON the west coast OF Mexico III
1853, 10 ma lhe island OF Oallloillla'
fortune Iimenez was chlef pilot on one
OF these ships When this snip reached
as iar nofh as Jallsco, Mexico, tnls
Zimenez started mutiny, Killed the
captain and sailed on into the strange
ana mysterious waters 10 the north.
After stormy voyage, he pulled into
the harbor OF santa cruz, Lower Call
fornla. He and twenty OF his brave
comrades landed ana were very
promptly Killed by the native Ameri-
cans. Enough OF his men were lett
however TO take the snip back TO ia
sorn,a ~ no. henn Snou,1 A. ,ha modern
,so,id go, s,noa ,hon nat strange to
,,Ia,a ai.hamah ,ba cnaniards cir
,,o,,oS o,,S aop,,ro, oi,, ,,,onnod out I o,v-
ar caI,so,nia and much ~ this coast
Co,,ran,,ia - oai,aa ~, ,s,ona for oOo
,ma ' ~, " ~. ,i,,,a o'' ''''
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THE CLIMATE DELIGHTFUL.
The climate is most delightful all the
year round near the coast in this part
90 one 80 a. "" h ha s,ro hmi mos,
80 ,hn liz ~ dm,lro wbo, 10 caI,ed win.
Va VIC w ~, ',''G 80 80, 20 s,,nn,, and
~ 49, o. Ia, n our nh,ldren oven
a." go, ia "a" ~, want ,yadIrg in
~, ~ wy 49,, "a 49, dona so YEARLY
one 80 a., to- ,rha ,ao,nar, tnre a, me
e,oag, Ia' 80 eo Sooraas mo, ~ Tho
| o o,,,',, - $500 ,,. 80, "a e. ss Let
asnoda' /, ,,'as Ss today /, 90 az The
Wy ~ .,i, ,,.,,,,,,, 800, ond ,Lo
,oi m 10 oon,ine dawn inst right IN snit
| 80. , =, ~o" ga sr,,i, aro,,ers when
| w., NJ o,,,,,a - ~ countrv ,ras drv and
h.rra,, o., "a ,,'on,hs NM NOW Inc earth
| a. s,,,itnn q, hor s,,.,ns ,nhes
:" '''''"e ~ ~ 20 80,
l a SUDDEN ChANuh'
| When we left Salt Lake city month
| ago there was foot of snow and IN
| as hours we were down here where the
| flowers bloom all winter, where the
strawberry and orange abound, where
garden vegetables are in season and
where the children, bare headed and
uale ,oS'eu UnsS shn all ne ,no shor s or
wade and swim In the ocean.
| ..,
Sci LINE flShiNp'
| like California, the land OF fruits,
| flowers, folding beds and good fishing
We have had two days fishing in the
| ocean two miles from shore In small
row boat where the water Is about 200
| feet deep. Mexican Frank took us
| out to where he does what Is called
"set line fishing" A set line is a half
| mile long with a hook every six inches
baited with a three-nch sardlne. Each
| end OF this line Is attached to a small
key or air tight can, held In place by a
small iron anchor. These hooks are
left baited over night and next morn
ing the owner goes out. rows along the
line. hauls II in looks at each hook and
takes OFF whatever is on and bats n
again The Ash caught here are hall.
but, rock cod. rock bass skulpius, soles
yellow tail and sea bass. An sorts OF
curious things get on the hooks. W,
have seen sea spiders, devil fish, crabs
Holsters, abalones. star fish, sea urchins
sea cells, skates and different kinds oil
mollusks. They all like sardines.
,,oxy mo c,,ncu, ,,,,,p,,r
nv" Az chiNn iiAuipo -
The principal hsh caught here Is th'
halbut' lie weighs from. -FOUR TO FORTY
POUNDS. ana IL Is most exciting 10 Vi
Wheh inc slnall Doat begins TO rock an6
FRANK tells us there IS Dig one ON IN
me. The fsh is LED gently up to tn
SURFACE OF the wafer When FRANK take
SUCK Two leet lons WIN nook a
one ehd IA gan nook ne strikes. thl
nooN preleraoly mo the rsn splnal col
uhln .VNarus lne tali anu WIN NOOK u
laoutn anu ga,l nooh IN BACK ne Nus IN
suussnnk Hsh mo Tue pVal WIN ON
gulvN JeIh' ~ solnvt,lhes happens WIZ
ri lain 90 ulu WIN ll'e negro VINO
mn,e VsIns W laiu napoVt wa
pui'eu ,"eo tne N'tvI' alter ploWlnl
o,oi ~ ., w U, WIZ, h,s I,oush nv eN
G ~ IL. az Wvh, "nat Naat 70 NnoV
H. va ssh ",T me"i unsSSm /" nsn"l OF !
Snss "' nara,, "1 49, we suW s N,
p pov "'s"' "''' '"a' "c'sheu Il
Won ,,ul nlooso roo,o,,,,... ,,.. =,
No, a. WV o p,roSt ,Sin nn 'nat ai'
but is fiat flsh-ilat as board.-darl
ON the upper side, white on the undo
side His eyes are on the dark side
In dissecting him when got to the ap
pendix ! was surprised 20 find he ha
two instead OF one, Frank caugh
three sea cells; they are most interesting
fellows. The head looks very like tina
Of the rattle snake, body coored abou
the same, only brighter; but II Is longe
and heavier than the RATHER. Its TAI
has hard, sharp front and whei
brought to shore and given a chance N
pnn hurry hlfpqalf Ia tba aand huup,ut