anaheim-gazette 1907-10-24

The Great Oil Fields of Utah A company has lately been formed to develop this Oil Field. This company owns 60 acres in Washington county, Utah, which has already proven to be one of the largest, if not the largest, deposits of oil in the United States and has first-class machinery on the road which will be up and in operation within 3 days. Capitalists of Goldfield, Nev., and Fresno, Cal., are the promoters and developers of this enterprise. These capitalists include such well known men as E. A. Montgomery and J. C. McCormack, and are among the best known mining men in the country, having contributed largely to the success of Goldfield and other Nevada mining centers. The company is capitalized at 1,000,000 shares, at par value of $1 per share. This stock inside of 6 months will be worth from $1 to $5 per share. The agent is now offering the first 100,000 shares at 25 Cents Per Share The undersigned will be in this city and vicinity during the next two weeks, and will be glad to furnish any further information 25 Cents Per Share The undersigned will be in this city and vicinity during the next two weeks, and will be glad to furnish any further information intending investors. This is a Gilt-Edged Investment and will surely bring returns within 6 months from date. Come and see me at Anaheim and let me explain to you. John K. Friend Fiscal Agent Anaheim, California Minutes of the water Board Anaheim, Cal., Oct. 19, 1907. Regular meeting of the Board of Directors of the A. U. W. Co. All members were present excepting Director Kramer. The minutes of the preceeding meeting of October 5 were read and approved. The pumping plant committee reported the new 90 horse power Western Gas Engine to be running in fine shape. On motion of Director Hale, seconded by Director Bradford, the president and secretary were instructed to issue a warrant for $780 in favor of the Western Gas Engine Co. as part payment on engine. The same committee reported having instructed the engineer of the plant and put things in Bank Gains All Points Continued from Page was so Mitchell agreed will be applied on part payment mortgage. The Pasadena bank the mortgage agreed, he should the bank lot from the agreement had never applied with. H. W. Chynoweth, W. H. Lagman, L. A. Evans, God and A. Nagel gave evidence plaintiff. In court, ready to if necessary, were Erwin Bar Michod, Joseph Helmsen, C. Henry Hussmann, F. C. Spothers. For defendant Mrs. Mitch Kellogg and J. W. Enfield Mitchell entered a general testimony of Chynoweth and Kellogg testified a survey the lot at the rear of the ban On motion of Director Hale, seconded by Director Bradford, the president and secretary were instructed to issue a warrant for $780 in favor of the Western Gas Engine Co. as part payment on engine. The same committee reported having instructed the engineer of close up the plant and put things in shape for winter. A communication from E. I. Ames asked that a gate be put in on his 11-acre ranch in Placentia. On motion the superintendent was instructed to put in the gate for Mr. Ames as requested, provided the said Ames does the necessary team work. On motion of Director Sherwood, authority was given to Supt. Porter to check up accounts with the Western Gas Eng. company, and if found satisfactory, to approve the bills. Forest Planting in the Ohio Valley Forest planting in the Ohio Valley offers many opportunities for profit. In eastern and Southern Ohio and southern Indiana much of the land is hilly and unfit for agricultural crops, and the native forest has been largely cut out, leaving a stand of worthless trees and brush. Land has been cleared on steep slopes, and has now become so badly washed and gullied by the rains that it no longer serves for good pasture, and is being overrun with sassafras and briers. It is on this class of land that forestry will prove most profitable. The native trees already on the ground should be pruned and thinned; and waste corners which bear no forest growth should be planted to The "Santa Ana" Wind. The duststorms of the San Gabriel valley are described by Prof. George E. Hale in the following quotation from his report in the Annual Volume for 1906, of the Carnegie Institution of Washington: I have previously alluded to the duststorms which sometimes enter the San Gabriel valley through the Cajon Pass from the Mohave desert, and those much rarer storms in which the dust is carried by the wind completely over the Sierra Madre mountains. In the more common form of duststorm (the so-called "Santa Ana") the dust enters the valley in a fairly well defined mass and proceeds westward along the canon of the Santa Ana river. In approaching the coast it spreads over a large area and diffuses itself with tolerable uniformity through the atmosphere. I have seen from Mount Wilson a duststorm in the region of Riverside which in twenty-four hours had spread itself over Los Angeles and Pasadena. When it reached this part of the valley there was almost no wind, and the dust seemed to diffuse itself through the air. Such storms sometimes completely hide the Sierra Madre mountains from observers at Pasadena. Fortunately they are almost always confined to the lower atmosphere, and do not appreciably affect the transparency of the sky above Mount Wilson, where daily observations show that the transparency of the day and night sky is very satisfactory. White Fly In Oregon White Fly In Oroville. State Horticultural Commissioner Elwood Cooper appeared before the Board of Supervisors at Oroville some days ago and made a statement to them relative to the existence of the white fly there. The most important points relative to the situation adduced were as follows: The white fly has been found infesting about thirteen blocks of the city, but has not as yet been discovered elsewhere, indications pointing to the fact that it has not been here much over a year. The parent fly is now dead, and the pest is now in the egg state. It will soon pass into the larval state, and it will be March before the winged fly will again appear. Before that time active steps must be taken to eradicate the pest, and the methods to be employed will be fumigation and defoliation. A large number of the trees at Oroville are so large and so near to the houses that it will be impracticable to fumigate these trees, and such trees must be defoliated. An edict will be issued during this month to be served on property owners, in which the necessary steps will be given in detail. In order to save the trees the period of defoliating has been fixed from February 1 to 20, as defoliation previous to this time will endanger the life of the trees—Fruit Grower. Growing Fuel in South Dakota On the original farm of Mr. O. J. Solem, some ten miles from Volin, in the southeastern corner of South Dakota, says Professor Shaw, in the American Agriculturist, a grove of cottonwood trees had been planted along a ravine some twenty-five years ago. They were not so close as to crowd each other. Some were beginning to show signs of money-saving. BECAUSE—be so unusual it. The most store service best—and you here always. We are getting and will be making this new stock IT. You want Goods, Nishings Wait and do Geo. 111 ANAHEE FOR SALE 24 Horse Power Absolutely the Largest, M and Best 2-Cylinder T of the Day. This car is NEW, has extras including $100 to sell at a great sacrifice, by YOU $200 cash on the o Pleased to demonstrate faction. If you want a fi car, see me at once before mind. See machine at John W north west Citron an KEEP your eyes open visit Hatzfeld's Drug Lots of seasonable good there. At this time we tention to a very importa Calendar Growing Fuel in South Dakota On the original farm of Mr. O. J. Solem, some ten miles from Vollin, in the southeastern corner of South Dakota, says Professor Shaw, in the American Agriculturist, a grove of cottonwood trees had been planted along a ravine some twenty-five years ago. 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