To California by James White

California Conference of Seventh-day Adventists · Oakland, Cal. · Apr 15, 1875

To California.

By James White

A correspondent of a San Francisco paper, writing from Sacramento, April 12, says: "Twenty-three cars, containing 725 immigrants, arrived from the East at three o'clock to-day, and the majority were transferred to the steamer Julia, which had waited for them. This evening a special train of thirty-five cars, having on board over one thousand people, will leave Ogden and arrive here Wednesday, running through on special time."

The cold winter will doubtless cause an unusual emigration to California this season. Many will learn, perhaps to their regret, that they cannot come to California in April in time for "Spring work," according to eastern ideas. There is room for all who may come, but discretion should be exercised in moving to this State, as everything has to be learned anew in coming to this climate.

J. H. W.