Orange Planting Expansion Across Southern California
Col J H Fountain discusses rapid orange expansion from Riverside to San Bernardino and beyond. He notes abundant new orchards under Gage Canal and Bear Valley, with Navarro and Rialto areas growing fast. Florida Indian River seedlings are popular, and sweet stock is favored for resilience in damp soils. Riverside’s orange output rises after railroad arrival.
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Judge Witherby Recalls Escondido Ranch Sale History
Judge Witherby attended a Tuesday celebration and recounted the Escondido ranch saga. He bought a 12 800-acre property for 2000 dollars, sold to Wolfskill for 15000, then Wolfskill sold in 1882 to Stockton syndicate for 80000. The land later became Escondido and was sold to Mie Escondido Land and Town reckenarae for 139000, sparking his view that investors were cattle.
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Mineral wells discovered near La Presa and Oneonta
The San Diego Sun reports two new mineral wells near La Presa and Oneonta with iron rich waters. Prof Hilgard notes strong iron content. one well reaches 120 feet and pipes are laid to the hotel grounds. A second well contains soda and iron and will be piped for residents and visitors.
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Grant’s Home Life Revealed by Former Valet Chambliss
Santee Chambliss, once Gen. Ulysses S. Grant’s valet, describes daily routine from waking, dressing, and morning papers to meals, cigars, and office visits. He portrays Grant as plain in dress, reserved in speech, yet deeply respected and affectionate within a devoted household led by Mrs. Grant.
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Olive orchards and oil dreams in Southern California news
The report notes olive farming potential near Pomona, with extraordinary but unlikely yields and high income projections. It mentions olive culture expanding through California, oil field prospects in Sespe and Chicago brick burning tests with petroleum, bee-keeping trends in Los Angeles, and potato digging and sales in Riverside area.
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