anaheim-gazette 1888-07-05

The Weekly Gazette, ISSUED EVERY THURSDAY Henry Kuchel, Charles Kuchel, EDITOR AND PROVINCE THURSDAY JULY 15, 1890 The communication, from an irrigator, which appears elsewhere will be timely reading to everybody who believes in irrigation and who recognizes the fact that our present irrigating facilities are barely capable of supplying the present demand. Water bus takes into consideration the fact that new irrigators are constantly adding their demands for water; the prospect is not very pleasant, looking three or four years into the future. A careful survey of the field consensus our correspondent and this conclusion is reached by an overwhelming majority of our people, that to organize the district under the Wright bill is the only way out of our interminable water situations. There is a disposition among some irrigators to look with disdain upon the matter, but the reason why is not plain. A low dealightly in the premises many are too busy at this season to take the initiative and the rest of our irrigators seem disposed to persistent with letting matters alone. Let a mess meeting be called to discuss this important question. If there be any interest in the bill let them be known up. Everybody seemed in favor of the bill at the water election. The measure was defended because of the annual endeavor to build Carion within the district where was established without reason to detract the position. Let another may be believed and the matter presented to the Board of Experimenters in proper form. That will put our irrigation water questions and problems for a section where water may be abnormally low and be ignored to all. After following several days of one at large commercial business man will conclude through the month of every plumbing attaining the prosperity of Arizona. They will be paid with impending interest. Almost certainly only a lovely but weak water plant. The county seat was chosen than its group, then the great portion of the town for railroad, and now here it has been time it will become part of municipality, and learned a lesson from this factory and that the pending imposition of the lauquer before the ceremony was half completed. The clergyman stopped and looked rather severe. The groom, two, was troubled, and saw that an explanation was necessary. He looked at her hands helplessly a moment and said: "She understan, not a word do English or what you say." She portaged. But I think she for me, all the same. The ceremony was completed. A dispatch from Fresno last week gave an amount of a very important brandy seizure. At one time and the Government detectives found 25,000 gallons of brandy concealed, besides other liquors. Great excitement prevails among the wine makers and it is predicted that an investigation will reveal the existence of a large and corrupt ring there. THE COST OF ZARING A HEAT. A will know wheat dealer, in an article recently contributed to the Oregon Monthly figures out the profits on 4,000 acres of wheat land, which he promises a Missouri farm will buy in California at $25 an acre, paying the round sum of $100. Adhering to the plan of summer allowing one half the land, there would be 2,000 acres in crop each year. He figures on the product of a fair yield at 1,000 tons, which with interest on the original investment in the stock of seed cultivation and harvesting, allows the expenditure up to $30 per acre. He estimates that his farming is low average of 21.40 per cent; he would get for the product $200,000 has no profit for the year over 13 percent on the average income. In this way of putting these numbers is allowed for contingencies for instance as the failure of a crop in nine months. This annually happens even more frequently districts for wheat harvesting. The journal article of one year in this area would be a loss which, adjusted with weekly production, would diminish annual profits. The farmers grown cannot count with as much milk as a corn and a fruit tree. Five years in the great San Juan basin have large areas as a failure in agriculture. The farmer putting results in this area has no profit. If this wheat is grown on confinement every year as a good item in the promotion of wheat on a large scale would be a satisfactory business. Whenever all the profits of wheat growing on larger ranches, the same amount of time in other wheat growing waters. The same authority makes this estimate of wool growing in California quite accurate according to the size of the farm. News in Brick. Cincinnati's centennial celebration yesterday with much splendor. Citizens of El Paso have sent letters to the sufferers by the floods in Texas. The reunion veterans of Gettysburg is being very largely developed. A contract has been let for three of an Old Pellows hall at Yale cost $69,699. San Diego is again in a farmment over reported risk discovered in Lower California. One of the largest flouring mary born on Tuesday, 1,000,000 bags of flour. Nearly two hundred miles off the Southern Pacific Railroad it were opened to regular traffic. The reduction of the public A month of June was nearly $15 million for year ending June 30th. The vote taken on the question (99) tax for public water works was carried by an overwhelming only two votes being cast against. The Fish Commission steamers now at San Francisco has been sail this week to explore Alaska and northwest coasts of seal fisheries. Tablegrams from the Cape near fought between the Zalas regulars. The Zalus chief roasted after six hours lighting severe losses on both sides. Tuesday while the usual customs begging the Bank of Lyons, an entered and took 246,000 francs cashier's counter in miles, and cheques. There is no blue to try. Charles A Ashburner, of the U.S. Geological Survey, stationed in has received an offer from the S.C. to take charge of the Governning Corps, now being organized country. Joseph Flayer, a young man native of Iowa, was accidentally head and instantly killed by his Charles Haskell, in the Verdujge Saturday evening, while on a politicalition. The French section of the National Association will organise for the relief of Stanley Athetic. The necessary funds will be The following news items are extracted from the newspaper page: 1. A follow-up report on a farm business in California has been published by the Southern Farm Journal. 2. The county seat of the state is now being reopened after a long period of closure. 3. The French section of the American Association will organize a relief fund for the relief of Stanley and August M., the Czarina's fete. 4. Joseph Flerer, a young man native of Iowa, was accidentally killed by his head and instantly killed by his brother Charles Haskell, in the Verdaju Saturday evening, while on a patrol. 5. The French section of the American Association will organize a relief fund for the relief of Stanley and August M., the Czarina's fete. These are the estimates of a wheat buyer rate at home for our predecessors. It is extremely hoped that individual consumers will not divert this important step forward. This affects one and all Washington and security, and makes Anatomy the shock and best favored shipping point in California, and will serve real estate values everywhere. It is believed that after a deal standing with Russia has been reached with Emperor William will propel European powers reduce their The Emperor will arrive at St. August M., the Czarina's fete. F Perez agreed to make a suit for George Goodlyn at Modesto to buy the cloth. He was free for amblezing the monkey to Modesto on Wednesday, guilty and was let out on $100. There is a farmer living at "Panorama Point," near Redding, out a sign with the words "Cattle large letters." This place is said improved and attracts considerable seven acres of it is in Olive. Marysville and the Yuba co-are highly slated over the United States Government have the prosecution of hydraulic pressure of which has heretofore most instances by the Anti-Denion. A wheel of a west bound Cessna brought train broke at Cisco Thing, throwing several cars from Trains were delayed for several accidents, and later in the day a east-bound express train broke you, causing another delay. Soligman, May & Ch., New York dealers in boy's clothing, made up on Monday. Their liabilities are due from $3,000,000 to $5,000,000 sets large. Soligman Bros. closes failed on Tuesday for $2 second failure was caused by the by a strict party vote, the committee on Elections on Monday California contested election results Felton, in favor of the contender van, and will report a resolution Felton. The Republican will notify which will probably Rowell of Illinois favorable claims. The steamer Marquisa left Sunday for Honolulu. A Soligman, May & Ch., New York dealers in boy's clothing, made up on Monday. Their liabilities are due from $3,000,000 to $5,000,000 sets large. Soligman Bros. closes failed on Tuesday for $2 second failure was caused by the by a strict party vote, the committee on Elections on Monday California contested election results Felton, in favor of the contender van, and will report a resolution Felton. The Republican will notify which will probably Rowell of Illinois favorable claims. The completion of the short San Diego and Los Angeles is a step in the commercial development city. The Santa Fe system will position to compete successful shipping trade of Los Angeles and country adjacent, thus adding the importance of San Diego harbor entry. While the new line Descenso by the present track of the The orange groves at Anaheim, says the Los Angeles Herald, are well cared for and easy to maintain as ever. There is a net profit of good an acre in orange culture under the best conditions, and that profit can be relied upon one year with another far more confidently than the Western farmer can trust to get $10 an acre out of wheat growing. A late dispatch from Berlin says: It the present arrangements looking to an interview between Emperor William II and the Caar come to a satisfactory conclusion, the meeting will take place at Kronstadt on the 14th of July. Prince Bismarck, according to official opinion, will not accompany the Emperor. The promise of the visit of the Emperor to the Caar is a personal matter, and gives proof of his desire to maintain the friendship which has existed between the two reigning families for over one hundred years, and which is cemented by ties of kinship. Doubless the Emperors will not meet without exchanging views on the political situation. A Newport clergyman tells thus of a recent marriage which he performed: The parties were foreigners, both good looking and well dressed and appearing. The groom presented his license, and, this being correct in all particulars, the clergyman began to read the service. The groom was bedittingly solemn for the occasion, but on the face of she bride was a smile, which broke into Yesterday morning at 9 o'clock, in the wheat field of Robert Barton, lying south of his vineyard, a team of twenty two horses attached to a combined harvester and the shear became tightened, and in the confusion which followed the lines were in some way pulled from the driver's hands, leaving the team full freedom for a go-as-you please race, taking with them the immense machine to which they were attached. G.W. and J.A. Beall were on the machine, and seeing that the only hope to stop the runaway before a total wreck had occurred, both jumped from the machine, and in a race of about 100 yards succeeded in reaching the horses, and catching each one by their bridles succeeded finally in stopping them. The great speed at which the machine moved damaged it considerably. The machine belonged to Meara. Beall, who at once brought it to the city and left it at Portoous agricultural works for repairs. It is impossible as this time to estimate the damage sustained, but they will be considerable. Bad as it is the owners are delighted that the runaway ended no worse. With eleven span of horses running and kicking at the top of their bent and dragging an immense, unwieldy machine behind them it is surprising both that some of the horses were not injured and the machine a total wreck. The completion of the short San Diego and Los Angeles is a step in the commercial development city. The Santa Fe system will position to compete successfully shipping trade of Los Angeles as country adjacent, thus adding to the importance of San Diego harbor of entry. While the new line Diego by the present track of the Southern California goes brave Diego Union. The United States steamer Schooner Sirianan on board, arrives breakwater at 10 o'clock morning. The following bulletin: The General's condition wasAssociated Press: General Sirianan though he is somewhat fatigued ship's motion, there having been ground swell. It is proposed to for a few hours, and if the favorable, to sail to New York to The General's pulse has continued his respiration and appetite are less favorable. The Chico Cannery, owned by John Badwell, has now in its entire than 300 white employees. Tons of crops have already been filled a New York owner. Full cans will be put up this season. Nearly weighed with orders fill one half of them, orderers have file since early spring from London Paris, France; New York, Chicago large Eastern cities. Tons of firing to waste in the orchards of Chico, owing to the fact that none cannot be secured to handle it, labor being employed. Throughout the surrounding countryside, but much is going to waist cannery will be established in a Arriving by the Pacific The decision by the Supremes firming the constitutionality of Irrigation Act farmals formia with a general and definite which they can combine to bring mountain water to the and plain this system useful it must be economically administered. A irrigation that burdens the under debts which the increased soil scarcely raises will deflect The cost of bringing water upon locality will vary first, with advantages of the district, and as the business ability engaged in Contrasts must be made for doing and boa issued to provide pay competition of contractors will News in Brief. Cincinnati's centennial celebration began yesterday with much splendor. Citizens of El Paso have contributed $1,200 to the suffers by the floods in Mexico. The reunion of veterans of the war at Gettysburg is being very largely attended. The fellow who robbed the Calistoga stage last week near the Bradford mine got $2,000. General Harrison was formally notified of his nomination yesterday, as was also Mr. Morton. It is said that valuable silver deposits on Mount Tamalpais, Marin county, are to be developed. A contract has been let for the construction of an Old Pellows hall at Yaba City, to cost $6,690. San Diego is again in a ferment of excitement over reported rich discoveries of metal in Lower California. One of the largest flouring mills in Hungary burned on Tuesday. It contained 1,000,000 bags of flour. Nearly two hundred miles of extensions of the Southern Pacific Railroad in California were opened to regular traffic July 1st. The reduction of the public debt for the month of June was nearly $15,000,000; reduction for year ending June 30th, $114,000,000. The vote taken on the question of a $60,000 tax for public water works at Colton, was carried by an overwhelming majority, only two votes being cast against it. The Fish Commission steamer Albatross now at San Francisco has been ordered to sail this week to explore the waters of Alaska and the northwest coast in the interests of seal fisheries. Tablegrams from the Cape report a battle between the Zulua and English regulars. The Zulua chief Ishigana was routed after six hours fighting. There were severe losses on both sides. Tuesday while the usual customers were besieging the Bank of Lyons, a sneak-thief entered and took 246,000 francs from the cashier's counter in Moles, and 158,000 in cheques. There is no blue to the caliprata. Charles A. Ashburner, of the United States Geological Survey, stationed in Pittaburg, has received an offer from the Shah of Persia to take charge of the Government Engineering Corps, now being organized in that country. Joseph Flower, a young man of 25 and a native of Iowa, was accidentally shot in the head and instantly killed by his companion, Charles Haskell, in the Verdujo canyon, late Saturday evening, while on a hunting expedition. The French section of the African International Association will organize an expedition for the relief of Stanley and Emin Bey. The necessary funds will be subscribed estimates if bids are called for, and the main problem will be to get the bonds taken on favorable terms and at low rates of interest. That will vary, with the security offered. Which is the value of the land to be irrigated. With a well-digested scheme which insures an unfailing water supply at a moderate cost, such security should be the best in the money market. The experience of those portions of California where irrigation has been tried shows that the greatest increase in the value of land which immediately results, is justified by its increased products, but that will not justify irrigation districts in basing a loan upon the maximum prospective value of the land. That would be to mortgage their future profits at a high rate of interest which would surely be charged on such a loan. On the other hand, bonds proportioned to the present or minimum prospective value of the land would be secured ten-fold by its rise in value and productivity, and ought to command the lowest rate of interest. United States bonds offer no better security than such an investment would afford, and an approximate rate of interest should be obtained. It is not expecting too much that a district with a well-matured scheme of irrigation might raise money at 4 per cent on bonds bearing a small proportion to the prospective value of the property. At that rate settlers on the and lands of the State could bring their farms to a high state of productiveness at a cost which they could well afford to pay; but debt and embarrassment will follow-extravagant and ill planned schemes. Regimental Appointments. The following appointments upon the staff of the Colonial of the Seventh Regiment are announced: Ann M. Green, Los Angeles, Captain and Adjutant; Thomas M. Plotts, Los Angeles, First Lieutenant and Ordnance Officer; James E. Mack, San Bernardino, First Lieutenant and Quartermaster; Christopher N. Wilson, Los Angeles, First Lieutenant and Commuary; John M. Van Sandt, San Diego, First Lieutenant and Paymaster; Everett R. Smith, Los Angeles, Major and Surgeon; James D. Gilchrist, Pasadena, First Lieutenant and Inspector of Rifle Practice; Theodore Lrieze, Los Angeles, First Lieutenant and Signal Officer; Will A. Knighten, Los Angeles, Captain and Chaplain; James D. McPherson, Los Angeles, Sergeant-Major; Charles D. Champion, Los Angeles, Quartermaster-Sergeant; William H. Baraby, Los Angeles, principal musician. Whittier Cannery. Highest prices paid for apricots, peaches and French prunes. Address at once. Go to A. T. Wallop for best Mocha and Java coffee. NEW ADVERTISEMENTS. STATEMENT OF THE CONDITION OF THE BANK OF ANAHEIM At the Opening of Business on MCNDAY, July 2, 1888: ASSETS Cash on hand Bills presented Real estate takes for debt Bank lot, valuation and premium Due from other banks LIABILITIES Date depositions Capital stock paid in coin Marriage Reserve Fund STATE OF CALIFORNIA County of Los Angeles Plez James, President GEO. V. HORR. Subscribed and sworn to before me this 21 day of July, 1888. Justice of the Peace STATEMENT OF THE BANK OF ANAHEIM Of the Amount of Capital paid up in Gold Coin. Capital paid up in Gold Coin STATE OF CALIFORNIA County of Los Angeles Plez James, President, GEO. V. HORR. Subscribed and sworn to before me this 21 day of July, 1888. Justice of the Peace Joseph Flayer, a young man of 25 and a native of Iowa, was accidentally shot in the head and instantly killed by his companion, Charles Haskell, in the Varduja canyon, late Saturday evening, while on a hunting expedition. The French section of the African International Association will organize an expedition for the relief of Stanley and Emin Bey. The necessary funds will be subscribed immediately. The expedition will be commanded by Charles Soll. Saturday evening it was ascertained that Louis Isaac, editor and proprietor of the Lanesater News, had levied, leaving nothing but debts behind him. He had been collecting for three days past. His creditors will try to have him found. It is believed that after a definite understanding with Russia has been established, Emperor William will propose that the European powers reduce their armaments. The Emperor will arrive at St. Petersburg August 31, the Czarina's 17th day. F. Perez agreed to make a suit of clothes for George Goodlyn at Moiesta and got money to buy the cloth. He was arrested at Fresno for amblezing the money, taken back to Moiesta on Wednesday, pleaded not guilty and was let out on $100 bail. There is a farmer living at a place called "Panorama Point," near Redding, who hangs out a sign with the words "Can't buy it" in large letters. This place is said to be well improved and attracts considerable attention. Seven acres of it is in oives. Marysville and the Yuba county farmers are highly elated over the fact that the United States Government has undertaken the prosecution of hydraulic miners, the expense of which has herebefore been borne in most matances by the Anti-Dabria Association. A wheel of a west-bound Central Pacific freight train broke at Cisco Thursday morning, throwing several cars from the track. Trains were delayed for several hours by the accident, and later in the day a wheel of an east-bound express train broke at Blue canyon, causing another delay. Soligman, May & Ch., New York wholesale dealers in boy's clothing, made an assignment on Monday. Their liabilities are reported to be from $3,000,000 to $5,000,000 and the assets large. Soligman Bros. cloak manufactures failed on Tuesday for $240,000. The second failure was caused by the first. By a strict party vote, the House Committee on Elections on Monday decided the California contested election case of Sullivan vs. Felton, in favor of the contestant, Sullivan, and will report a resolution unseating Felton. The Republican census will prepare a minority report, which will probably be drawn by Rowell of Illinois favorable to Palton's claims. The steamer Mariquasa left San Francisco on Sunday for Honolulu, Auckland and Sydney. A large crowd was present at the wharf to see the steamer off. Besides having a full passenger list, the steamer took away with her Frank McCoppin, Commissioning of the United States to the Melbourne exhibition, and his assistant, Mr. Campbell, whose statutes were massed with flowers of all colors. The completion of this short line between San Diego and Los Angeles is an important step in the commercial development of this city. The Santa Fe system will now be in a position to compete successfully for the shipping trade of Los Angeles and the rich country adjacent, thus adding materially to the importance of San Diego harbor as a port of entry. While the new line enters San Diego by the present track of the California... Sunday for Houlhulu, Auckland and Sydney: A large crowd was present at the wharf to see the steamer off. Besides having a full passenger list, the steamer took away with her Frank McLennan, Commissioner of the United States to the Melbourne exhibition, and his assistant, Mr. Campbell, whose stature was measured with flowers of all colors. The completion of the short line between San Diego and Los Angeles is an important step in the commercial development of this city. The Santa Fe system will now be in a position to compete successfully for the shipping trade of Los Angeles and the rich country adjacent, thus adding materially to the importance of San Diego harbor as a port of entry. While the new line enters San Diego by the present track of the California Southern, it is to all intents and purposes an additional road. The work of building unSouthern California goes bravely on—Sun Diego Union. The United States steamers Swatara, with General Sheridan on board, arrived off Delaware breakwater at 10 o'clock Tuesday morning. The following bullion respecting the General's condition was furnished the Associated Press: "General Sheridan stood the run from Hampton Roals very well, though he is somewhat fatigued by the ship's motion, there having been considerable ground and swell. It is proposed to remain here for a few hours, and if the conditions are favorable, to sail to New York this evening. The general's pulse has continued good, but his respiration and appetite are somewhat less favorable. The Chico Cannery, owned by General John Badwell, has now in its employ more than 300 white employees. Ten thousand cans of apricots have already been shipped to fill a New York order. Fully 1,500,000 cans will be put up this season. The cannery is overwhelmed with orders and cannot fill one-half of them; orders having been on file since early spring from London, England; Paris, France; New York, Chicago and all large Eastern cities. Tons of fruit are going to waste in the orchards of the Rancho Chico, owing to the fact that enough laborers cannot be secured to handle it, only white labor being employed. The fruit crop throughout the surrounding country is very large, but much is going to waste. Another cannery will be established in a few days. Arranging by the People's Bureau. The decision by the Supreme Court confirming the constitutionality of the Wright Irrigation Act furnishes the farmers of California with a general and definite system by which they can combine to bring the surplus mountain water to the arid plains. To render this system useful it must be effectively and economically administered. A scheme of irrigation that barrens the participants under debts which the increased products of the soil scarply raise will defeat its object. 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