South Riverside Bee (Newspaper) - March 1, 1888, South Riverside, California - is on the Aba und Los a branch of the great Santa Fe fifteen miles Riverside and twenty-six miles from Santa the heart of the finest orange belt in the South Riverside lands have no superior In the State for or raisin culture and prices are much less older If Vou want a home iii California come to South potter's and many other u through line to San another nearly built and a motor rond building from Sun Bern one of water systems in and newly developed a brick yard and lime a porphyry quarre and the of a factory to make Come and claims for 1. SOUTH SAN 1888. NUMBER 40. . EOK SALE ON EASY Acres of the CHINO NOW IN THE MARKET IN TEN ACRE THOUSANDS OF ACRES LAND AND NO may be made IMMEDIATELY PROFITABLE by cultivating etc. The size of the ranch enables buyers to choose tracts suited to vegetables and to and to walnuts and other all staple products with steady and BEARING ORCHARDS AND growing WITHOUT on lands immediately adjoining the dryest part of the Chino No other lands in the State give surer guarantee of the LARGEST PROFITS so a realized in the growth of vegetables and all citrus and deciduous and TO FER ACRE ARE different parts of the State from many Soil is of Unequaled iB mainly decomposed vegetable with sand enough to prevent baking in dry and becoming muddy in wet Rapidly Rises to the whole without brush and ready for the without gulches With a uniform slope of 20 to 40 feet to the jus t right for best drainage without AND 8UBFACE pure and Artesian is flowing from wells 150 to 300 feet on different parts of the and an abundance of surface water from 6 to 18 More artesian wells are being Plentiful supply is The whole tract lies near Pomona and in San Bernardino which has fine public cash ahead and 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 and the broad guage Pomona Elsinore which passes nearly nine miles over the Chino via China are under actual Chino will have close connection with the great Southern Pacific and Santa Fe overland Town of eligibly located in the centre of the with large broad alleys and for It will have two steam railroads and It is certain to BUSINESS a large extent of the richest land in The tract now offered will SUPPORT 2000 Buildings are going Many are decided with etc. The land is offered at Veby Low at which High can be made upon the cost Nq other equally valuable land is offered so Prices are sure to rapidly inspection is INVESTORS AND examine this property before One-third and balance in one and two years at i per cent and drivers always ready to show the RUE CO. FOR THE running domestic sewing W. - - Oxide work PRICES HALF am now prepared to furnish Orange Trees for the season of 1888, at the following 100 June 2-year-old 100 75 Sour Stock 4 years 30 River 50 of 2-yearTold smaller 50 other varieties Send for Riverside Banking H. 1888. A. Retail Dealer Wagons and Agricultural Implements of all Boots all Goods usually kept in prices as low as they can be bought - AND WALL S. Attorney Counsellor at ROOMS 9 10 CASTLEMAN P. K. and Saddle i Rigs Furnished on Short and Drivers Supplied when Horses Boarded by the Week or Month on Reasonable Public Hack in waiting on the Street at all G. A. and a T. E. C. A. VICE H. BANKING PAID IN FEB. 1885. Loans Beal Estate anil First Class Securities and ATTENTION GIVEN TO PARK PACIFIC San MERCHANTS NAT'L Los FEED STABLE 1 1 Rigs Furnished with or without Bus Meets alJ New and Elegant Hotel in the Queen Colony of Southern California and Gem City of the Citrus Belt is Elegantly supplied with PURE MOUNTAIN SUNNY ROOMS with FOR ELECTRIC and every modern improvement for the comfort and convenience of guests and the visitor to this new and enterprising Town will this well appointed a and healthful place surrounded by beautiful lofty fine hunting and fishing within easy and the famous BLACK AND WHITE SULPHUR SPRINGS BOTH HOT AND COLD California Central R. a part of Ahe Santa Fe system passes through South Riverside and within full view of the and the South Riverside Elsinore Railroad will soon be making the new Town accessible from all The Hotel is now open for the accommodation of guests ' it will be conducted in first-class style at moderate TO PER essay of great to orange H. A. is probably no authority on citrus fruit culture George of this Some time ago a Tribune representative asked Mr. Rice to give a condensed statement of his ideas on the and the result is herewith To the prospective as well as the experienced grower the paper will prove of great if attention is paid to the hints contained in it is a ijn name of orange and to the new arrival it is dream of his fondest The with a ridden orchard of lemons or is a nightmare to the writer takes it for granted that the nursery stock has been grown under the most favorable circumstances that the trees are clean and grown on the home place or near and do not cost to exceed 1 ready to transplant in the location of an orchard of citrus trees is one of the greatest and should be as nearly free from frost as but where the circulation of air is free without danger of soil should be rich and no nor any water within ten or fifteen feet of the with a natural drainage a sandy or rich light-colored soil is gravelly soil is in most localities very providing extra water and fertilizers are great desideratum is sufficient not for forcing the young which should bo grown with as little water as but for the more mature and fruiting trees an ample supply of water is a One inch to ten acres is an abundance in some while in others one inch to five acres is not a point toat must be decided by the of an for if treated more at length it would require a volume on the irrigation may be done in two practical i. by the basin system or by the water to run slowly in small furrows the whole length of the The latter method is not allowing the water to stand or drain against the trunk of a and immediately after cultivation is necessary to thoroughly loosen and pulverize the soil around the time between irrigation must be governed by the appearance of the never the trees to At the same time care should be taken not to irrigate too much so as to make the ground soggy or Washington Navel should be the tree with a good many small St. next in value to the Navels a few of the Mediterranean and a lenser number of Maltese excelsior and sour to lemon buds on orange 23x23 to 30x30I would recommend the Eureka as it has so far proven to be the in every at fairs or by analysis or in the are so tender that only a few localities can be relied upon to produce them deep I deep I deep 1 after thorough so that irrigation can be easily done the deep plowing breaks up all the old gopher runs and prepares the soil for the young and tender roots to a good Besides it allows the rains to sink deep into the storing up moisture fpr feeding growing trees without resort to deep plowing but onoe each at the commencement of the rainy and avoid plowing up any roots of the trees and use great ' precaution in not breaking the bark on the trees nor to tear away the surface citrus trees send their roots down deep after food and moisture with a mass of surface roots near the body of the These deep ' roots have many lateral roots the ends of which are like a bunch of fringe reaching in every direction in search of with but frequent living the top of the ground finely and never hard or holding the thus attracting from atmosphere and from the depths the the very life of the citrus It has been and as clear as a problem in that shallow thorough and frequent pulverizing of the surface the best mode and needs no argument in these few to give the trees avoiding and always with a Remove decayed or useless to admit air and sunshine all through the grow the limbs Prune early in the and never in very hot Make all cuts clean and so the bark can easily close over the Visit orchards that are well pruned and take or employ a practical man who has a good reputation to prune for call more attention to the subject of fertilizing in my essay than all in the hope that our will take this as a warning and commence to apply any and all kinds of waste matter about tlie farm to the trees that are See the small oranges on many large trees that would be salable fruit if judicious fertilizing was resorted It is better to keep the soil up to its original fruitful beginning at the very start while the trees are The vigorous orange or lemon properly pruned to admit of air and will be but little troubled and slightly injured by insect detest above all other persons an I do not wish to scare any but the language cannot be uttered too strongly warning the grower of citrus fruits against the many injurious insects that infest the lemon and and especially the cottony cushion this terrible inSect has gained a place in your orchard it means a ceaseless war to keep it in as extermination is The orchard that has been most treated killing every insect in sight or to be will in a few weeks show quite a good representation of lively insects bent on the destruction of the spray the scale if you avoid it as you would yellow fever or For remedies and best plan of fighting the bugs see bulletin No. 2, issued by the Horticultural Commission of this greatest oven after you have and even for black and you can raise a fair sized a medium sized arid they are both clean and you need not go to After all this work is done the fatal mistake is in The I mean growers no of Southern California should have an with capable men at the to Each section or locality should have a of the central the boxes should be bought by the train load or ship load and delivered to the fruitgrower at the minimum Cooperate with some honest commission or establish agencies so that the central association could direct the shipment to such markets as needed the where the demand was in where the most be realized for the Thus no markets would be could distribute at net grade and shipping carload as directed by the central is only a hint on the the important and the one that we leave with your citrus fruit growers to solve and carry into successful if you intend to make a profit from growing citrus 2,000 or less If I have said one word that will do some good I am Valley Water annual meeting of the Palm Valley Water Co. was held in Los Angles The following board of were elected L. M. A. J. Twogood and H. A. Puis of H. W. Bordwell of and J. McCollum of Los board organized by electing tho following L. M. A. J. F. Hudson of Riverside Banking principal place of business of the company was moved from Los Angeles to and the company's office will now be in the Press business half a pound of flour to half ounce of add yolk of two eggs and milk enough to make a batter that will drop from the Boat thoroughly and add a half of salt and the whites Peal and cut oranges in round using a very sharp Dip in the batter and building boom in San Bernardino continues Bernardino has hopes of being made a terminal point by the Santa East Side Champion has changed from a weekly to a Sales of land in Palm Valley for the last six weeks have amounted to thousand orange trees have been purchased at Rialto to be set out there this Vandever has introduced a to establish a harbor of refuge in San Bernardino failed to carry the question of with a larger first shipment of sewer from tho works a1 Terra Cotta has been It was of excellent company with a million capital has incorporated with the purpose of mining gold in the San Gabriel Courier says that Col. A. B. Hotchkiss raised 35,000 boxes of raisins on 200 acres of land at this amount of local freight received at Los Angeles in excess of that received at San Francisco last year was 50,000 celebrated Tin Mine case now before the Supreme Court has been argued and submitted and a decision is soon Senate committee on publie buildings has decided to increase the appropriation for the publie building at Los Angeles to and Barrett were to play one night in San but on account of previous they could not accept tile Delia Bashor has taken the place of Mr. J. S. Eckles in the firm of and proprietors and publishers of Uie Gladstone Pugh was defeated at Lo's Angeles on the 22nd in the 3y mile race by It was a very close contest from start to The time was one hour and eight Los San Pedro and Utah Railroad has filed a to secure bonds for the construction of 75 miles of It will take in the tho week ended February 10th, there arrived at the port of San Pedro discharging 3,475,000 feet 691 tons general merchandise and 1204 tons During the same twelve vessels cleared for other J. B. of will spend the winter in this He is the man to whom Grocly gave the young and grow up with the more than a quarter of a century The advice was heeded and to-day Mr. Grinnell is one of the leading men of his He never fails to give Mr. Greeley full credit for what he has profited by owns the Seventh street the question agitating the public of It was built by J. A. Studabecker a franchise obtained from the city in consideration of to be paid when the road was completed or at the end of two To secure the payment of the tho city took a lien on the rolling none of Mr. Studabecker then had except the Now a of people to whom Mr. is indebted for labor and materials furnished sue the city and Mr. Studabecker jointly for It appears that the road has been built without the expenditure of a dollar by the builder and it seems to be a question who owns the of an the this country meet your Secretary Ragan of the American Horticultural replied to a Riverside Press reporter as follows truth is that before coming here I had but a faint conception of the wealth and prosperity of your valley and this end of the No man sit in the East and convey a correct idea of this country to a person who never saw it. Language I had no idea you could get together a collection of citrus The beauty and grandeur of the exhibit to and those who with nie appear to have all same Our the State has been ooe of
