California Revisited 1858 1897
California Revisited 1858 1897
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We were in the heart of the Santa Ynez mountains, a grazing, sparsely set- tled region ; the land-marks with Spanish nomenclature, which again took one back to the days of the Missions. We were in the land of ranchos, canadas and canons ; arroyes, rios and Sierras and we saw types of the original people, some in quaint attire ; but not a school-house or church. We got out of the Gaviote Pass at last, and came to the Rancho San Julian, owned by Dibble Brothers. Through canyons and over "grades" ...we followed the ranch for sixteen miles ; a holding so large that the county road passes through it only on sufferance ; to such condition has it come at last. No wonder the people remon- strate, when the carrier of the United States mail has to get out and open gates at each end of ^n obstructing ranch, as large as some counties. The road was an expensive one to build on ac- count of side-cuts and bridges and was made by the ranch- owners. Vehicles pass through free ; but not sheep or cattle. On the Rancho San Julian are lOOO horses, 10, 000 cattle and 15, 000 sheep; figures remindful of the old Missions; but of romance there was none.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
We were in the heart of the Santa Ynez mountains, a grazing, sparsely set- tled region ; the land-marks with Spanish nomenclature, which again took one back to the days of the Missions. We were in the land of ranchos, canadas and canons ; arroyes, rios and Sierras and we saw types of the original people, some in quaint attire ; but not a school-house or church. We got out of the Gaviote Pass at last, and came to the Rancho San Julian, owned by Dibble Brothers. Through canyons and over "grades" ...we followed the ranch for sixteen miles ; a holding so large that the county road passes through it only on sufferance ; to such condition has it come at last. No wonder the people remon- strate, when the carrier of the United States mail has to get out and open gates at each end of ^n obstructing ranch, as large as some counties. The road was an expensive one to build on ac- count of side-cuts and bridges and was made by the ranch- owners. Vehicles pass through free ; but not sheep or cattle. On the Rancho San Julian are lOOO horses, 10, 000 cattle and 15, 000 sheep; figures remindful of the old Missions; but of romance there was none.
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