Views of California Scenery

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Pacific Press Publishing Company · Oakland, California · Jan 6, 1898

FromSigns of the Times, Vol. 24, No. 1.

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Views of California Scenery.

We shall give from time to time views of objects of striking interest in the great West. There are places and things in this immense State which show the wonderful works of God, and minister to more than mere curiosity. Next to seeing the object itself is to see a good picture of it. Our photo-engraving in this issue shows the wisdom and providence of God in opening such a harbor on this coast. In this harbor is sufficient room to float the navies of the world. Through the Golden Gate the ships of all nations come and go on their various missions. This makes the port a most important missionary station, especially for work among the sailors, and for the mission fields in Polynesia, China, and Japan.