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Miller, Jacob, 216.

Mimulus, 205.

Minerals, 142.

Minneapolis, Minnesota, Temperature of, 207.

Mint, 205, 206.

Mirror Lake, 154.

Mission Cañon, 75.

---- of San Diego, 60.

---- of San Tomas, 60.

Mississippi Valley, 38.

Modjeska, Madame, 134.

Moisture in relation to health, 201.

Mojave Desert, 2, 7.

---- Indians, 7, 169.

Montecito (Santa Barbara), 123.

Monterey, 42, 47, 49, 72, 149.

---- cypress, 82, 130.

---- description of, 161, 162.

Monte Vista, 214.

Montezuma, 164.

---- Hotel, 163.

Monticello, 75.

Mormons, 117.

Morning-glory, 205.

Moulton, M. B., 213.

Mount Whitney, 34.

---- Wilson, 130.

Murillo--pictures by, 26.

Mustard stalks, 202.

Mütterlager, 163.

Naples, 34.

Nassau, Bahama Islands, Temperature of, 207.

National City, 33, 79, 125, 144.

---- Soldiers' Home, 76.

Navajo Indians, 170, 183.

---- Mountains, 196.

Naylor, E. P., 212.

Neah Bay, 47, 76.

Nebraska, 175.

Nectarines, 19, 92.

---- prices and profits of, 215.

Nevadas, 34, 150.

New Mexico, 79, 164, 173.

---- ---- climate of, 164.

---- ---- desert of, 149.

---- ---- scenery of, 163-165.

New Orleans, Louisiana, Temperature of, 207, 210, 211.

Newport, Rhode Island, Temperature of, 210, 211.

New York, N. Y., Temperature of, 207, 210, 211.

Niagara Falls, 153, 197.

Nice, 207.

Nightshade, 206.

Norris, Benjamin, 214.

Northern Africa, 69.

---- Arizona, 177.

---- Pomona, 212.

Nuts, 18, 138.

Oats, 206.

O'Connor, P., 211, 214.

Old Baldy Mountain, 4.

Olives, 1, 18, 19, 24, 37, 115, 129, 134, 147, 162.

---- at Pomona, 125.

---- at Santa Barbara, 37.

---- Cooper on, 125.

---- cultivation of, discussed, 19, 37, 125.

---- future of, 125, 126.

---- Mission, 125, 126.

---- prices and profits of, 126.

Onions--prices and profits of, 216.

Ontario, 15, 124.

Orange City, 46.

---- ---- description of, 134.

---- County, 16, 46, 79, 111, 134.

Oranges, 10, 11, 15, 16, 18, 19, 25, 66, 79, 93, 101, 107,
108, 115, 123, 129, 138, 144.

---- as resource, 91.

---- at Redlands, 119.

---- cost of land for, 97.

---- diseases and care of, 101, 129, 137.

---- groves, 20, 118, 123, 127.

---- irrigation for, 213.

---- prices and profits of, 97, 107, 119, 120, 124, 213, 215.

---- Riverside as centre, 119.

---- varieties of, 120, 123.

Orchards, 20, 24, 41, 144, 147.

Orchids, 205.

Orthocarpus, 204.

Otay, 145.

Ottoman Amphitheatre, 195.

Oualapai Indians, 188.

Our Italy, Description of, 18.

Pacific, 2-5, 8, 16, 29, 58, 75, 142, 165, 198.

---- trade, 142.

Painted Desert, 185, 186.

Palmer, Dr. Edward, 59, 60.

Palms, 41, 42, 67, 69, 85, 123, 130, 134.

---- date, 42, 49, 69, 85.

---- fan, 49.

---- royal, 55, 85.

Paria Plateau, 178.

Pasadena, 15, 67, 94, 95, 124, 130.

---- Board of Trade, 207.

---- climate, 130.

---- description of, 130-134.

---- temperature of, 133, 207.

---- trees of, 134.

Passion-vine, 49.

Pau, France, Temperature of, 207.

Peach, 92, 101, 182, 211.

---- prices and profits of, 211, 212, 215.

Peachblow Mountain, 185.

Pea-nuts--prices and profits of, 216.

Pears--prices and profits of, 215.

Pensacola, Florida, Temperature of, 210, 211.

Penstemon, 205.

Pepper, 48, 67, 123, 134.

---- prices and profits of, 216.

Peruvians, 169.

Pineapple, 19.

Pines, 42, 72, 134, 185, 188-190.

---- spruce, 182.

---- sugar, 42, 150, 157.

Pink Cliffs, 178.

Plums, 92.

---- prices and profits of, 215.

Point Arguilles, 1.

---- Conception, 2-4, 47, 72, 137.

Point Loma, 8, 30, 33, 81.

---- Sublime, 181, 198.

---- Vincent, 76.

Pomegranate, 19, 134.

Pomona, 15, 94, 95, 124, 211-215.

---- description of, 124.

---- irrigation at, 15, 94, 95, 124, 211-215.

---- land at, 94.

---- olives at, 125.

---- temperature of, 7, 44.

Poplar, 134.

Poppy, 204-206.

Portuguese hamlet, 33.

Potatoes, 14.

---- prices and profits of, 215.

Powell, Major J. W., 181.

Profitable products discussed, 19.

Prometheus Unbound, 178.

Prunes, 18, 93, 96, 115.

---- prices and profits of, 212, 213, 215.

Pueblo Indians, 165-183.

Puenta, 124.

Puget Sound, 47.

Pumpkins--prices and profits of, 216.

Quail, 8, 140.

Rabbits, 140.

Rain, 12, 38, 47, 48, 49, 123, 138, 202, 203, 206.

---- at Julian, Los Angeles, Monterey, Neah Bay, Point Conception, Riverside,
Santa Cruz, San Diego, San Jacinto, 47, 202.

---- in relation to health, 202.

---- on deserts described, 187.

---- season for, 47.

Rainbow Fall, 154.

Raisin grape, 144.

Raisins, 18, 19, 93, 108, 136.

---- at Los Angeles, 136.

---- at Redlands, 119.

---- curing, 107.

---- Malaga, 37.

---- prices and profits of, 96, 114, 115.

Ranchito, 212.

Raspberries--prices and profits of, 214.

Raymond Hotel, 133, 149.

Red Horse Well, 186, 187.

Redlands, 15, 95-97, 124.

---- centre for oranges, 119.

---- description of, 118, 121-123.

---- history of growth of, 118.

---- irrigation of, 102-104, 118.

---- resources of, 120.

---- return on fruits, 97, 98, 124.

Redondo, 3.

---- Beach, 12.

---- description of, 76.

Red Wall limestone, 195.

Redwood, 134.

Remondino, Dr., 40, 52, 56, 59, 60.

Remondino, Dr., on health, 62.

---- on horses, 55, 61.

---- on longevity, 40, 61.

Rhorer, George, 212.

Rio Grande del Norte, 165.

Rio Puerco, 165.

Rivera, 213, 215.

Riverside, 15, 95, 124.

---- centre of orange growth, 119.

---- description of, 123-127.

---- growth in resources, 120.

---- irrigation at, 102-104.

---- price of land, 95-98.

---- return on fruits, 97, 98, 124.

Riviera, Italy, Temperature of, 7, 45, 208.

Roberts, Oliver E., 216.

Rock-rose, 204.

Rome, Italy, Temperature of, 207.

Roscoe Station, 214.

Rose, H. H., 211.

Roses, 41, 49, 66, 138, 206.

Royal palms, 85.

Sacramento, California, Temperature of, 207.

Sages, 202, 205.

Sahara, 6.

San Antonio, Texas, Temperature of, 207.

San Bernardino, 4, 15-17, 33, 34, 118.

---- ---- description of, 116, 117.

---- ---- land, prices of, 96, 117.

---- ---- Mountain, 4, 7.

---- ---- River, 11.

---- ---- temperature at, 6, 33, 44, 46, 210, 211.

San Diego, 2, 9, 15, 24, 26, 34, 42, 43, 47, 62, 72, 79, 80, 94.

---- ---- as a health resort, 50.

---- ---- Chamber of Commerce, 143.

---- ---- climate of, 49, 50.

---- ---- commercial possibilities of, 142.

---- ---- converted lands, 94.

---- ---- description of, 29-34, 79-81, 142-145.

---- ---- fruits, 37, 97.

---- ---- Land and Farm Company, 208.

---- ---- longevity at, 60.

---- ---- markets, 43.

---- ---- mission, 24, 60.

---- ---- rainfall at, 47, 202.

---- ---- recreations at, 41, 71.

---- ---- temperature of, 30, 44, 49, 50, 207, 210, 211.

---- ---- Bay, 2, 3.

---- ---- County, 4, 6, 16, 34.

---- ---- ---- description of, 140-145.

---- ---- River, 4, 6, 11, 16, 34.

San Francisco, 2, 42, 142.

---- ---- Mountain, 182, 185, 194, 200.

---- ---- River, 185.

---- ---- temperature at, 210, 211.

San Gabriel, 4, 15, 26, 72, 94, 213.

San Gabriel, description of, 124-128.

---- ---- mission, 26.

---- ---- Mountain, 4, 5.

---- ---- River, 11.

---- ---- Valley, 72, 94.

San Jacinto Range, 4, 17, 33, 46, 118.

---- ---- rain at, 48.

San Joaquin, 7, 37, 114.

San Juan, 177.

---- ---- Capristrano, 79.

---- ---- San José, 124.

San Luis Obispo, 16.

---- ---- River, 11.

San Mateo Cañon, 118.

San Miguel, 33.

San Nicolas, 2.

San Pedro, 3, 135.

San Remo, Temperature of, 208.

Santa Ana, 2, 13, 72, 94, 99, 118.

---- ---- description of, 124.

---- ---- Mountain, 134.

---- ---- River, 11, 79, 134.

---- ---- Township, 15, 127, 211.

---- ---- Valley, 2, 72, 213.

Santa Barbara, 2, 3, 9, 37, 67.

---- ---- at Montecito, 123.

---- ---- Channel, 2, 3.

---- ---- County, 16.

---- ---- description of, 72, 137, 138.

---- ---- fruits, 37, 129.

---- ---- Island, 2, 3.

---- ---- Mountain, 17.

---- ---- olives, 37, 125.

---- ---- temperature of, 29, 44, 207.

Santa Catalina, 2, 134.

Santa Clara, 43, 138.

---- ---- River, 11.

Santa Clemente, 2.

Santa Cruz, 2, 47, 157.

---- ---- Canaries, Temperature of, 207.

Santa Fé line, 117, 119, 163, 165, 182.

---- ---- New Mexico, Temperature of, 207.

Santa Margarita River, 11.

Santa Miguel, 2.

Santa Monica, 3.

---- ---- description of, 76.

---- ---- irrigation at, 134.

Santa Rosa, 2, 140.

Santa Ynes, 4, 72.

Santiago, 46.

---- ---- Cañon, 134.

San Tomas mission, 60.

Savannah, 216.

Sea-lions, 30, 161.

Seasons, 6, 10, 37, 38, 43, 65, 66, 81.

---- description of the, 65, 66.

---- Van Dyke on the, 202-206.

_Sequoia semper virens_, 157.

_Sequoias gigantea_, 157, 158.

Serra, Father Junipero, 24.

Serrano, Don Antonio, 61, 62.

Sheavwitz Plateau, 178.

Sheep, 12, 206.

Shiva's Temple, 195.

Shooting-star, 203.

Sicily, 18, 69.

Sierra Madre, 4, 15, 37, 42, 46, 71, 94, 114, 118.

---- ---- Villa, 130.

Sierra Nevada, 2, 3.

Sierras, 153, 161.

Signal Service Observer, 207.

Silene, 204.

Smith, F. D., 212-215.

---- F. M., 212.

---- T. D., 214.

Smithsonian Institution, 59.

Snap-dragon, 205.

Sorrel, 204.

Sorrento, 132.

Southern California, 2-4, 16.

---- ---- climate of, 29, 38, 45, 55, 56, 59, 62, 130.

---- ---- commerce of, 18.

---- ---- compared to Italy, 46.

---- ---- counties of, 16.

---- ---- history of, 24, 25.

---- ---- "Our Italy," 18, 46.

---- ---- pride of nations, the, 26.

---- ---- rainy seasons in. (See Rain.)

---- ---- rapid growth of fruits in, 115.

---- ---- recreations of, 69-71.

---- ---- temperature of, 43, 133. (See Temperature.)

---- Italy, 69, 147.

---- Pacific Railroad, 149.

---- Utah, 177.

South Pasadena, 213, 214.

---- Riverside, 217.

Spain, 149.

Spalding, W. A., 212, 215.

Spanish adventurers, 24, 30.

Spruce-pine, 182.

St. Augustine, Florida, Temperature of, 207.

St. Michael, Azores, Temperature of, 207.

St. Paul, Minnesota, Temperature of, 207.

State Commission, 156.

Stewart, James, 217.

Stone, 142.

Strawberries, 10.

---- prices and profits of, 214.

Stub, C. C., 216.

Sugar-pine, 150, 157.

Sumach, 205.

Sunset Mountain, 185.

Sweetbrier, 206.

Sweetwater Dam, 144.

Switzerland, 149.

Sycamore, 79, 134.

Table Mountain, 33.

Tangier, 45.

Temperature, 4, 5, 29, 37, 38.

Temperature compared to European, 45.

---- discussed, 43, 45.

---- of Coronado Beach, 87.

---- of Los Angeles, 44, 207, 210, 211.

---- of Monterey, 72.

---- of Pasadena, 13, 207.

---- of Pomona, 44.

---- of San Bernardino, 6, 33, 44, 46, 210, 211.

---- of San Diego, 30, 44, 49, 50, 210, 211.

---- of Santa Barbara, 29, 44, 207.

---- relation of, to health, 201.

---- statistics, 44, 45, 72.

---- statistics compared, 207, 208, 210, 211.

---- Van Dyke on, 50.

Temecula Cañon, 140.

Temescal Cañon, 217.

The Rockies, 10.

Thistle, 205.

Thompson, E. R., 211.

Tia Juana River, 11, 30, 145.

Tiger-lily, 206.

Tin, 217.

Tomatoes--prices and profits of, 216.

Töplitz waters, 163.

Toroweap Valley, 182.

Trees, 48, 69, 130, 134, 138, 147, 156, 198.

---- description of, 150, 156-161.

---- region of Mariposa big, 156.

Tulip, 204.

Tustin City, 134.

Ubach, Father A. D., 59, 60, 62.

Uinkaret Plateau, 178.

Umbrella-tree, 69, 184.

University Heights, 80, 81.

Utah, 177, 178, 199.

Vail, Hugh D., 209.

Van Dyke, Theodore S., 4, 140, 202.

---- on climate, 6, 78.

---- on floral procession and seasons, 202-206.

---- on growth in population, 145.

---- on irrigation, 102, 103.

---- on temperature, 50.

Van Dyke, Theodore S., on winds, 8, 203.

Vedolia cardinalis (Australian lady-bug), 129.

Vegetables, 112, 216.

Ventura, 16, 137.

Vermilion Cliffs, 178.

Vernon, 213, 215.

---- Jacob, 216.

Vesuvius, 33.

Vetch, 203.

Vines, 20, 23-25, 67, 79, 91, 107, 123, 128, 144, 147.

Violets, 203.

Visalia, California, Temperature of, 207.

Vishnu's Temple, 196.

Vulcan's Throne, 196.

Wages, "Boom," 109.

Walnut Creek Cañon, 183.

Walnuts, 14, 19, 115.

---- prices and profits of, 215.

Water, 186.

---- how measured, 98.

---- price of, 97, 98.

Watermelons--prices and profits of, 216.

Wawona, 150.

Wells, 186.

Wheat, 2, 5, 14, 25, 138.

---- affected by irrigation, 100.

White Cliffs, 178.

Wild Oats, 202.

Williams, 182.

Willow, 134.

Winder, Dr. W. A., on longevity, 56.

Winds, 4, 6, 8, 29, 30, 38, 47, 70, 78, 123, 184, 203.

---- relation of, to health, 201.

---- Van Dyke on, 8, 203.

Wine, 20, 92, 93, 107, 136, 137.

Winkler, Mrs., 215.

Wood, P. K., 216.

Yosemite, 150, 153, 154, 161, 197.

---- description of, 149-156.

Yucca, 205.

Zuñis, 165.

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