South Riverside Bee (Newspaper) - December 29, 1887, South Riverside, California 1. SOUTH SAN BERNARDINO 29, 1887. NUMBER 31. FOR SALE ON EASY Acres of the nqw in the market in ten acre thousands of acres LAND ANB NO be IMMEDIATELY PROFITABLE by etc. The of the enables buyers to choose tracts exactly suited to and to and to to walnuts and other all staple products with and BEARING ORCHARDS AND growing thriftily WITHOUT IRRIGATION on lands immediately adjoining the dryest part of the Chino No other lands in the State give guarantee of the LARGEST so small a realized in the growth of vegetables and ull citrus and deciduous and TO PER ACRE ARE different parts of the State from Soil is of Unequaled is mainly with sand enough to prevent baking in dry and becoming in wet Rapidly Rises to tlie whole tract is brush and ready for the uniform slope of 20 to 40feet to the for best drainage without AND 8UKPACE pure and Artesian is flowing from wells liiO to 300 feet on different of the anil abundance of unfailing surface water from C to 18 More artesian wells being Plentiful is The whole tract lies near Pomona and in Ban Bernardino which has fine public cash ahead jind enjoys the Lowest Tax TITLE IS ABSOLUTELY FACILITIES are good and will soon be Depots of the two great Lines are The Chino Valley Narrow Gauge to connect Chino with Ontario on the Southern and the broad which nearly nine miles over the Chino via Chino are under Chino will have connection with great Southern Pacific Sauta Fe overland Town of eligibly located in the centre of the with large broad alleys and reservations for Spacious It have two steam and It is certain to BUSINESS CENTER a large extent of the land in The tract now offered will SUPPORT 2000 Buildings jire going are with etc. The land is at Vicky at which can be made upon the No other equally valuable land is offered so Prices are sure to rapidly is investors and examine this before cash ami balance in one and two years at 8 per Carriages and drivers ready to show the HARNESS lew have just received the largest and finest assortment brought into San Bernardino Call and examine their Stock in A. and Retail Dealer Hardware Wagons and Agricultural Implements of all and a cheapest place in the County to byu furniture is at and FEED STABLE Rigs Furnished witli or without Bus Meets ali kg 11 the LIGHT DOMESTIC SEWINO PRICES Bank for W. - Oxide work Blue Gird has given orders for a plan and specification for a fine ' bank building to be as soon as possible at the corner of D and Seventh streets just north of the Chino land office also to procure suitable fire and burglar proof safes for the BEST A. - Boots and all Goods usually kept in prices as low as they can bo bought - AND WALL B. AT ROOMS 9 it 10 A A RT B R THE OLD STAND old MAIN Where can be found the largest and finest stock Holiday arid Gift Goods brought to San Bernardino Leather and Plush Miscellaneous and come and examine our splendid display and low K. RY San Bernardino IMPORTERS DEALERS and FANCY LADIES AND FINE GENTS FINE SHOES AND FURNISHING - - V. H. c. A. NATIONAL T. A. Vice c. BANKING PAID IN 12Tir, 1885. Loans on Real Estate and First Class Securities and ATTENTION GIVEN TO PARK New PACIFIC Siin MERCHANTS NAT'L FIRoT NAT'L IN SOUTHERN CALIFORNIA FOR AND DRIVES 1 BEAUTIFUL ORANGE GROVES MAGNIFICENT SCENERY visitor to riverside will find this one of the best and resorts in Southern Cal It is by two mid one-half acres of orange and other fruit shrubbery and a quarter of a mile of broad glazed vine sheltered open as may be for of rooms for lires and electric bell with the spring PROPERTY FOR SALE AT A A. for men and largest in an Infant Gazette When a settlor in the Northwest territory wants to get back to Ontario to be the Canadian Pacific railroad sells him a matrimonial ticket at the and on presenting the return coupon and a marriage certificate is entitled to free transportation for his New York Newton - a little squatty soap edited by a bald-headed pair of knows how to manipulate a saw and mitre on alludes to as east of hamlet 1 Little Little We'll have blood Fruit the present no fruit is attracting more attention throughout California than the The history of this ancient fruit is closely with that of the An olive branch has from time immemorial been considered an emblem of a of quiet prosperity and olive is a native of Asia Minor and flourishes along the shores of the Frequent allusions are made the tree by the earliest The ancient horticulturists believed that tlie tree would not succeed if planted more than a few leagues from the sea later experiments have the fallacy cf this It is that with especial on the limestone often form the of the olive and crags shores of the A Contemptible how do yon like your is a men are but what has he know he was n I've found out that all his love letters tome were copied verbatim from the ones he to his first wife when they were I wouldn't mind it. He never will send you any Texas Power Behind the building of line from Pomona to means a crosscut to San Diego for the Southern The road is being graded and pushed Tlie building of a line from depot to the and so on down valley to the Nail and Coita works and so on called a means an outlet for the Santa It is generally believed that being the there is likely to be music along the More developments will be given as they A. If the days tlie was found in vast herds on the Western there were Indians while riding at a could send an arrow through a as this shooting yet did not equal that reached by the archers of ancient in his history of says that the of that district were such skilful archers that could hit a man at the distance of four and even five instances the killing of a at five hundred and of two men killing several at four hundred Lest the reader should discount the distance of the the author mentions several wonderful shots made by 1794, the Turkish ambassador shot an in a field near four hundred and fifteen yards against and four hundred and with the secretary of on hearing the surprise from the gentlemen said the had shot five hundred This was the greatest of modern but a standing on a plain near recorded shots ranging up to eight hundred Robert British Ambassador to the Sublime records that in 1798 he was when the Sultan shot an arrow nine hundred and seventy-two the great orator of said to a man who wanted aim to get him official position at Washington a clerkship hero and you sink at once all I may give you a place and I can kick you out and there is another man over at the White House who can kick me and the people by and by can kick him and so we But if you own one acre of land your cabin is your You are a and you will feel it every throb of your pulse and every day of your life will assure of your thanks in having thus advised however dry and seems best to its healthy and yet it has been proved that the tree will do well where ' these conditions do not I No liner olives grow in or than in the of San Fernando cultivation in this State dates from the of the establishment of the first Jesuit on the Pacific which was founded in 1709, and since that time olive culture has gradually assumed more It is only within the last few that our fruit growers have come to a full realization of the value of the olive as an article of In the Homeric age the oil prepared from the fruit was known only as a luxury of the especially as an article of with which the warriors anointed themselves after the It did not take before the value of the tree's product as. made it intrinsically of more worth than any other tree known to Pickled olives a large part of the food of of people in There is no more wholesome America will consume many millions of gallons of such food Olive oil has for many years ranked next to as one of the main stays of Italian The yearly production in that country averages 88,000,000 In these days of excessive quality is sacrificed to exported article from Southern is often adulterated with cotton seed California olives are in every way equal to the best grown in Tlie possibilities of the industry are beyond while the profits are simply An eminent authority on olive culture that there is not an acre of hind in the State containing a bearing and healthy olive orchard be bought for less than Ellwood gets a gallon for his Estimating the wholesale per at the per the income from one acre will be Allow one-half for and you still a net profit of per Mr. Adolphe of whose on Olive is justly was brought up in among the olive trees and has devoted many years of his life to the successful cultivation of this fruit in His opinion is worth says this that the cultivation of the olive is to attract much more interest in this State than because by pickling or making it will pay three or four times as Mr. special permission we reproduce conclusions in regard ture the first place the or dry and which appear to be the most propitious for the robust constitution of the olive tree can be bought in California at prices ranging much below those necessary for the culture of other fruit trees or cost of planting on such lands and care of the trees during the first year will hardly exceed per the purchase of one year old rooted will not exceed from to per and the annual care will be Jess than per acre until the trees come to in four or five years after planting the rooted machinery and for pickling the olive and making the oil are of an extreme Both operations can be done in a very short time and they are so easy that no with ordinary cleanliness and can fail in turning out as good a product as is obtained anywhere else while this is far from being case in wine which requires special as well as long and tedious care before the product ifl in a satisfactory to be of his to olive gathel ing of the olive berries can be done gradually from November until By allowing them to dry in the weeks can elapse before extracting the oil from which will enable a farmer to attend meantime to more pressing work if he so he can do it at if he has no oil crusher and he ship his olives in sacks or boxes to any distance at a moderate rate of considering the value of the thus avoiding Uae misfortune of becoming the local How different it is with They are to be picked hastily when they must be pressed within a very short they cannot remain or travel far without damage and and if they are to be shipped to some distance to avoid the tyranny of or because there is no wine cellar near the cost of short added to the cost of picking and delivering absorbs a good part of the value of a product which sold last year at an average of per and which is most likely gell much cheaper this coming an equal and from eight to ten years the product of an olive grove will be worth several times that of a and same the oil will be times more valuable than so that it can bo delivered in a more While with a four horse team a farmer will deliver about 600 gallons of wine per representing a value of he with the same deliver olive oil to a value of over What this less will be for a acres roona for 50,000 gallons be calculated 25',000 gallons will be all that can be expected from a similar acreage of as tin tanks and are mostly it will cost oil cam be made November to and sold shortly afterward to the who will clarify it so that by spreading over the time of making a maximum of 8,000 or 10,00t) gallons of such will be And all this can be done and stored in woo Jen buildings of very moderate while a wine cellar should bo built with stones or or bo exposed to the danger of having the wine damaged spoiled during the summer if it has not been sold gathering the olive is a easy and cheap The berries that have fallen to the ground are then tho tree is shaken and the branches struck with long poles to cause the fall of the remaining The few of them that may be found a little by too long contact with the though good enough to good are set be used only the last when lower grade of oil is Let us compare this easy and rapid where nothing is picking of or the product of most fruit which necessitates a of hands at a given and requires special so as not to spoil part of while the fruit found on the ground is not if not entirely the oil is tho or are used for or feed for horses and There a worth of value in the of the olive tree that is not to some bitterness of the fruit of tha of its bark and offers by itself a certain amount of protection against the attacks of sects and when the tree is planted where it far which engender most of the diseases of fruit it has not to dread such terrible enemies as those assail the from tho to the within the last twenty ' has down the French wine from 85,000,000 2,000,000,000 to 25,t)00,000 and which crops slowly and relentlessly on our California the excessively dry which are seen in parts of when all other agricultural productions aie affected and diminished the olive this king of dry where it vegetates will to just as in the favorable to other spring so disastrous generally to valley land seem to have no effect on the The is often affected und even killed in the beet oil Europe excessive cold 8[ill8j which are absolutely unknown in our ou
