anaheim-gazette 1937-10-28

PAGE EIGHT 68th Anniversary BYRON JACKSON'S PLANT IN 1880 Artist's Conception of 1872 Shop Mr. Byron Jackson (Second from left) Inspecting drawings of 1904 Model 1872 BYRON JACKSON PUMPS 1937 Plants Los Angeles Plant, above; Berkeley Plant below BYRON JACKSON SUBMERSIBLE BYRON JACKSON SUBMERSIBLE Only those persons who are well past the age of three secree and ten can remember the linking of our nation by the first transcontinental railroad — or can recall reading the headlines telling of the tragic Chicago fire .. But it was in the year 1872 that Mr. Byron Jackson (see illustrations above) undertook the manufacture of centrifugal pumps to insure irrigation of the fertile lands of California. During the 65 years which have followed, the efficiency of Byron Jackson Pumps has increased step by step with the growth of agriculture in cur Golden State. The organization, which still bears the name of its founder, has grown and prospered due to its long established policy of offering efficient products and dealing fairly with all its customers. THE PUMP THAT IS YEARS AHEAD And now, based upon the experience gained through 65 years, comes "the pump that is years ahead" — BYRON JACKSON SUBMERSIBLE — with patented features and exclusive advantages which cannot be overlooked by anyone interested in pumping water at the lowest possible cost with practically no down time or renair expense. Examine the large illustration at right, and then read the following short description. The exclusive, vital feature of the BYRON JACKSON SUBMERSIBLE is a motor submerged in water beneath the turbine type pump which it drives. The pump and motor are closely connected, thus eliminating the long drive shaft needed with deerwell turbine numps. This means that the SUBMERSIBLE will operate successfully in wells which are too crooked to permit the regular deen well pump to operate. Substantial power savings are possible with the SUBMERSIBLE because it is not necessary to rotate a long shaft rubbing in many bearings. PROVED BY SIX YEARS OF SERVICE Following the BYRON JACKSON Policy of never offering a product until it has been tested and proved in every detail, SUBMERSIBLE Pumps have been operating continuously for more than six years to demonstrate beyond question their many advantages PROVED BY SIX YEARS OF SERVICE Following the BYRON JACKSON Policy of never offering a product until it has been tested and proved in every detail, SUBMERSIBLE Pumps have been operating continuously for more than six years to demonstrate beyond question their many advantages and low maintenance cost. WHY NOT GET THE FACTS? It will pay you to know all about this revolutionary method of pumping water, even though you are not considering an installation at this time. — The nearest Byron Jackson Dealer or Representative will furnish you interesting facts as to how the SUBMERSIBLE seon rays for itself out of savings over other pumps, due to the increased efficiency of the SUBMERSIBLE and its greatly reduced cost of operating and maintenance. Authorized BYRON JACKSON Representative For Orange County L. A. CHENOWETH 2511 North Park Blvd., Santa Ana, California Telephone: Santa Ana 1230 Anniversary ANAHEIM GAZETTE Historical PIONEER San Francisco uptown Sales Office in the 90's ANAHEIM UNION BLE N BLE the age of three ation by the first ing the headlines Jackson (see illustratrifugal pumps to efficiency of Byron with the growth of which still bears due to its long and dealing fairly AHEAD through 65 years, BYRON JACKSON exclusive advantured in pumping no down time or read the followure of the BYRON in water beneath 泵 and motor are shaft needed with SUBMERSIBLE rooked to permit special power savings is not necessary to SERVICE never offering a very detail, SUBusily for more than many advantages The most recent Byron Jackson Pump installation by Anaheim Union Water Co., delivers 4572 gallons of water per min pumping from a depth of 208 ft. ANAHEIM UNION W List of persons in picture from left to right: W. B. Parrett, Head Zanjero; H. C. Burdorf, Director; J. H. Beatty, Director; Ed P. Backs, Director; Bert Ann Tuffree, Vice President; H. H. Hale, PresiSuperintendent; Louise V. Schroeder, O. Sheridan, Secretary. Another highly successful Californaaheim Union Water Co., which t back to 1857, and its incorporatJackson Co., takes justifiable pride with Anaheim Union Water Co., si first Byron Jackson Pump was insti From its earliest days the policDirectors of Anaheim Union Water present board pictured above) has ment and methods which would insi lowest ultimate costs. On such baWater Co. is today using ONLY Byhaving in service a total of 22 units Byron Jackson takes this opportuappreciation of the confidence expresby Anaheim Union Water Co., and it continued pleasant relationship with o most valued customers. LA MESA, LEMON GROV VALLEY IRRIGATION Another interesting and efficiinstallation is just being completed from Capitan Reservoir to the neeline of the La Mesa, Lemon Grove Irrigation District in San Diego Here again we hark back to pioneer concrete line will replace a wooden in 1887. Byron Jackson Pumps will play their part in delivering to Orange County, water through the Colorado River Aqueduct. Mr. E. P. Hapgood, of Anaheim is a director of The Meropelitan Water District; and Mr. S. H. Finley, of Santa Ana, is both a Director and the Secretary of the District. The drawing above visualizes the enormous size of one of the six Byron Jackson Pumps which will be placed in service. The total water pumped by these six units over a 24-hour period, would fill with five tons of water each, a solid line of trucks reaching from Los Angeles to Chicago all trucks touching bumper to bumper. BYRON JACKS Established 1870 General Offices: 2150 E. Slauson Ave VALLEY IRRIGATION Another interesting and efficient installation is just being completed from Capitan Reservoir to the new line of the La Mesa, Lemon Grove Irrigation District in San Diego. Here again we hark back to pioneer concrete line will replace a wooden in 1887: To meet a variation in demand of 12,500,000 gallons of water daily at 150 feet, presented an extremely difficult situation at right reveal how the Directors and Engineering Staff overcome all obstacles. Whatever your pumping problem depend upon Byron Jackson to be Your request for any desired information. Kindly communicate with dealer or representative, or write to BYRON JACKS. FUGAL PUMPS FOR EVERY Historical Edition Anaheim, Calif., Oct. 23, 1983 ERS ANAHEIM GAZETTE 1870 EIM UNION WATER CO. Since 1884 Since 1884 Highly successful California Pioneer is the Anaheim Water Co. which traces its beginnings and its incorporation to 1884. Byron takes justifiable pride in its relationship with Union Water Co. since 1905 when the Jackson Pump was installed. Earliest days the policy of the Boards of Anaheim Union Water Co. (including the pictured above) has been to use equip- methods which would insure water users the little costs. On such basis Anaheim Union today using ONLY Byron Jackson Pumps, twice a total of 22 units. Byron takes this opportunity to express its of the confidence expressed in its products Union Water Co., and to hope for the con- tent relationship with one of its oldest and customers. LEMON GROVE & SPRING VALLEY IRRIGATION DISTRICT Interesting and efficient Byron Jackson is just being completed for boosting water in Reservoir to the new concrete gravity in Mesa, Lemon Grove and Spring Valley District in San Diego County, California. The hark back to pioneer days, as the new will replace a wooden gravity flume built Pumping station of La Mesa, Lemon Grove and Spring Valley Irrigation District. Mr. C. Harritt is General Manager and Mr. Karl Hudson is Engineer. BY IRRIGATION DISTRICT interesting and efficient Byron Jackson is just being completed for boosting water in the Reservoir to the new concrete gravity dam on Mesa, Lemon Grove and Spring Valley District in San Diego County, California. The hark back to pioneer days, as the new will replace a wooden gravity flume built variation in demand of from 1,000,000 to millions of water daily at heads from 20 to 30 percent an extremely difficult problem, but in Pumps provided the solution. The illusory reveal how the cooperation of the Engineering Staff made it possible to obstacles. Your pumping problems may be, you can Byron Jackson to be of helpful service. For any desired information incurs no kindly communicate with any authorized representative, or write direct to . JACKSON CO. Established 1872 Address: 2150 E. Slauson Ave., Los Angeles, Calif. Pumping station of La Mesa, Lemon Grove and Spring Valley Irrigation District. Mr. C. Harritt is General Manager and Mr. Karl Hudson is Engineer. Each of these Byron Jackson Pumps (in the service described at left) is mounted between a 200 H. P. electric motor and a 100 H. P. motor. When a large volume of water must be pumped against a high head, the large motor is used; the smaller motor saves power costs when the demand and head requirements are lower. Eight Byron Jackson Pumps are included. EVERY SERVICE