The west shore., February 01, 1890, Page 132, Image 4

IS.' WF.ST SHORK.
Tb death of fm. Mariano . Vallejo removes from ciU nd the line of that road from Seattle to the inter-
rth man boe nam is prominent in the history national boundary, to connect with a branch line from
f California, lie was Urn in Mont rry,in that taU the Canadian IVific, with branches to Rellingham
aving rame to the province in 1 774 bay and other points on the east shore of the sound.
lib th nplormg npidition of C'apt. Kivera lie An immediate purvey wan ordered, and the linen
was of Spanish lirag" and of a family of soldiers, which will aggregate nearly 2(K) miles, are to be built
II rtitrrr.1 ih Mnir.n army in h.'5. and from h the coming (tummer. The importance of this to the
in iH.li commandant (.f the presidio at Han Fran- country through which the lines will paca, and to the
cism I laving rmeirrd a land grant in S.lano county sound rt that will thus be made common terminal
in I Ml and lnig made director of colonization on joints of that great system, is evident, while no less
Ibe northern frontier, he found! the town of &no- apparent is the advantage that will be gained by the
ft. a and lramr f..r many years tin Irading figure in company by thus grasping the traflic of that region in
th protifM- From Ih'UJ t Ih2 ,,. M Command- advance of other tranwontincnt.il lines.
ant fJffral of California, befog succeed,.! by (lov-
rttmr Micbrrrna prior to the American conquest Minn Willard has outraged the sense of propriety
In-.Irr!ariiirntiiiu,ih.ri,itutrs as against and hospitality of the pople of the United States by
th projitiun to establish Frem h or Knglish pro- issuing an address to the Tan-American delegates on
IMorat Whm the P- .r Flag war broke out Vallejo the subject of their intemperate habits and the brauties
was apturr-d and imprisoned fuf a month at Sutter's of prohibition. Miss Willard's crankiness -is rapidly
f..rt by ,rd r of l.feut Fremont, but wa rdea,! by disrupting the great organization over which she pre-
oim,,.!.r. M,.H.n After the conquest he Uame sides, and it will soon have to stand aside to make
a nfifrr. of the I'nM States and U many years took room for the younger, more vigorous and more sensible
an t,ve .ml bl-ral part in th, affairs of state. He National Crusaders" just organized by the senders
'''7,' f ihp vmtin and of frm the older society. There will soon be nothing
. flrM M.U senat, The t,w of Y.llrj., ... naml left of ,1, older organization but the cranks pure and
in bit hn,r, IJn.lri. reiving bis wife's name. (Jen- simple.
ftal Vallrj i dio at his hme in S.m.ma on the Mb
of January. c . . , . . ,
' S'lneone has said it is letter not to speak ill of
it I, ... . . the devil, for fear of HHsible consequences. The HVw-
iii' tire I:, ":L;;::f:;;;5 "
ding Ibe making or a nntributin In cami,.tiffn fri(s T - . .
by an rmpb, of ,! gernmcnt.if, ind J Zl J T U f
law wrr tv.titutinnal-it n.uld r..,r rVad! V , f w. . ' rn',,arC Uiwik m the Bubiwt of 1
a - fned - of ,1, , l,rk could ci.trihui, and the h, , f J n V7 '' ,hm rfprl"1 lhat 1 W
rick nndl U - ,rialT - i, mili ,u fr , . f '! a:ul ,w P1 in that region would
1 .itb hi. Hnanc ial .p It,! mrxr aar ! that uJT K I1:,"1- h fl"
lb- wont frtturr of the whole U,!m
U that UrfJ l,U " ,"7 i . TI"'W fi8"rf" 'h"" "ht
a mining
tnmrj grnerally tirk. to the finfers of the blarktiuil 7' .7 i" Ka,U hM ,KC0,ne' nJ proplxfV
m, jn.tead of rn into the ratupaign fund f.rth ! k W,H'n ,ml,,I,n,(,nt have reachel a
Unrfa f wal.irh it is r,.minally levied Iu, Twrl', ' 'U! nun,crou tributary districts.
oriel.,.! juriion, What are y. r-nit al.,i ,)f ftX .
it!N still Mi d an an.wrr h ,ll,t tnteresting sights at New York's
l-i s.te of the pro,,osed world', fair is the site of
At a mating f ib, rirrctir cniUr of th V'Tgni Inonicnt, which the citizen's of
U..r4 W of the Northern lW,c held , f ! ,.'",M,,,""to Mr- irant-to erect, but have
Nr. Yo,kot, lb, :u 4 J.nUarr) it m, .jV, , tm T great sight, or any other of the sites,
rrai or tfitd.l