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Hutchings' Illustrated California Magazine (Volume 3)(April 1859) (7 pages)
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Page: of 7
sAZINE.
yok around, but what a wilg
: for a mill, that itself was built
the fire-place, hearth and chim.
itchen were all natural forma.
rock. A flume which has been
is built, or rather hung upon
yp here, & packing there, and a
>; bere, a tree cut off, formed a
a rock formed a stay; while
ished and leaped on, on, down
2ky bed of the river, as though
nothing and no one.
. we give you credit for your
verseverance. This work, with
3, shews what can be accomyatient, unswerving determinaill, If at any time @ miner
. moinent, be disposed to think
ater companies, we wish him to
per end of most of our canals,
sness the expense, labor and enied on them. At this mill was
he lumber needed in the con‘the flume; besides supplying
ands of feet of lumber, for sluice
1 other purposes, in the settle
ignificent sight to sec the stately
nerable oak, growing upon and
piles of rocks ; in some instances
rhanging tree growipg in the
tween two rocks, as though it
r placed there by nature to overas of the mountain above, add3, boldness, beauty and sublimity
tiful landscape.
oying the good things provided
rthy host, and all the pleasant
iting recreations of fun and frulic,
our way along a plank on the
srpent-like flume, until it interroad below, (as none cared to
railway again.) where our coach
:nt to mvet us, und soon we were
i,” and ov our way bomeward,
n the reminisceuces and enjoyrip had afforded us. Should avy
ers ever go upun a jaunt of this
bave our best wishes that an
wnt of pleasant and suuny gladeep them company on the wey,
e know that they willsay, “ Yes,
it,” when the journey is ended.
let us go, as it is about time all
3 were in bed.”
—theu Jhad better be off—but
: hurry on that account !
stter witbout wine and spectacles
I use both,” said Sidney Smith.
HUTCHINGS’
CALIFORNIA MAGAZINE. =
septate pete: Ute Lee me see
Vor TEL. APRIL, 1859. No. 10.
SCENES AMONG THE INDIANS OF CALIFORNIA.
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