Willamette farmer. (Salem, Or.) 1869-1887, March 05, 1875, Page 7, Image 7

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    WILLAMETTE FARMER,
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ABE YOU GOING
10 PAIHI?
THEN USE THE BEST.
THE AVERILL CHEMICAL PAINT
Will lsst three times as long ai the best Lead and Oil,
without Chalking) Is of any desired color. Is prepared for
Immediate application, requiring no Oil, Thinner or
Drier, and does not spoil by standing any length of
time. It is equally as good for Inside as outside wort;
ever old work as well as news in fact where any paint
an be used the AVERILL CHEMICAL PAINT
will be found superior to any other. Any one can ap
ply It who can use a brush, which truly MAKES IT
THE FABMER'S FRIEND.
IT IS JUST THE PAINT FOR THE AGE.
It is BOLD BI THE GALLON ONLY.
One Gallon COVERS 20 SQUARE YARDS 2 Coals.
For further Information send for Bample card and
price list.
ItANCTACTTJBID BT
i he California Chemical Paint Company,
TILER BEACH, Prea't. M. C. JEWELL, Bec'y.
Office-Corner Fourth and Townsend streets. Ban
Francisco. apl7-ly
Superior Fruit Trees
TRUE TO NAME.
Shade and Ornamental Trees,
Cypress Seedlings,
Gum and Pine Trees,
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ALSO, A OENEBAI. VABIETT Or (O
NURSERY STOCK, "
At the Lowest Rites. H
Trees and Plants securely packed to send Jg
any Distance. (
T. CORLEY, Nurseryman,
SIS "Washington St., HAS? FRANCISCO.
5v7tf
No.
E. K. C17MUINQB.
1158.
H. n. RALSTON.
1873.
HENRY K. CUMMINGS & CO.,
Wholesale Fruit and Produce Commis
sion House,
ESTABLISHED 1858.
No. 42 Battery street, southeast corner of Washington,
an Francisco.
Onr business being exclusively Commission, we have
no interests that will conflict with those of the pro
ducer. -3
Ayer's Cherry Pectoral,
For Diseases of the Throat and Lungs, such
aa Coughs, Colds, Whooping Courti, Bron
chitis, Asthma and Consumption.
The few compositions,
which have won the confi
dence of mankind and be
come household words,
among not only one, but
many nations, must have
extraordinary virtues. Per
haps no one ever secured) o
wide a reputation, or main
tained it so long, as Ates's
Cukbbt Pkctoiul. It has
been known to the public
about forty years, by a long
continued series of marvel
lous cures, that have won
f nr It a confidence in its Vir
tues, never equalled by any other medicine. It still
makes tho most effectual cures of QovgJa, Cow, Con.
sumption, that can be made by medical skill. Indeed
the Cheiuii Pectoral has really robbed theBe danger
us diseases of their terrors, to a great extent, and given
a feeling of Immunity from their fatal effects, that is
well founded, If the remedy be taken in season. Every
family should have it in their closet for the remedy and
prompt relief of Its members. Sickness, suffering and
evsn life is saved by this timely protection. The pru
dent should not neglect it, and the wise will not. Keep
it by you for the protection It affords by its timely use
In sadden attacks.
PREPARED BT
DR. J. O. AVER & CO., Lowell, Mass.,
PRACTICAL AND ANALYTICAL CHEMISTS.
Sold by all Druggists and dealers in Medicine.
CRANE & BRIOHAM, Wbolcili Agents,
V29-ly SAN FRANC SCO, CAL.
Ayer's Hair Vigor
TOR
RESTORING GRAY HAIR
TO ITS NATURAL VITALITY AND COLOR.
Advancing years, sick
ness, care, disappoint
ment, and hereditary
predisposition, all turn
the hair gray, and either
of them Incline it to shed
prematurely,
Ann's Hath Vioob, by
long and extensive use,
has proven that It stops
the falling of the hair
immediately, often re-
aews the growth, and always surely restores Its color,
when faded or gray. It stimulates the nutritive organs
to healthy activity, and preserves both the hair and Its
beauty. Thus braaby, weak or sickly hair becomes
glossy, pliable and strengthened; lost balrregrows with
lively expression; falling hair Is checked and stablisked;
thin hair thickens; and faded or gray hair resume their
original color. Its operation U sure and harmless. It
cures dandruff, heals all humors, and keeps the scalp
cool, clean and soft under which conditions, diseases
of the scalp are impossible.
As a dressing for ladles' hair, the Tioob Is praised for
Its grateful and agreeable perfume, and rained for the
soft luster and richness of tone it Imparts.
rUTABZD BT
DR. J. C. AYKR CO., Lowell, Mass.,
PRACTICAL AND ANALYTICAL CHEHI8T8.
tr Bold by all Druggists and Dealers In Medicine.
CRANE BRIOHAM, Wholesale AgsnU,
jylS-e sax TSAXcaco.
PACIFIC OIL AND LEAD WORKS,
BAH FRANCISCO,
Manufacturers of
Xjimaeed and Oaator Oils,
OIL CAUS AND KXAL.
Big hen pries paid for Flax Seed sad Castor Beans ds
ItTsnd st our works.
OaVs,sadf Iroatsarsst ,.. . ..
Worts, Us street, kt.booBdsBd Third. fU-tev
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V fiMzsryTisW't'Sm
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THE CALIFORNIA HARROW,
IlOrOTACTVBBD BT TBI
Kimball Oar and Carriage
Manufacturing Company,
Oor. Bryant and Fourth sts.. Ean Francisco.
IN THE FIELD.
The California Harrow, Urge numbers of
which we are now making, both of wood and tubular
ron, has seven distinct and well defined improvement s
possessed by no other Harrow, each of which saves
sth time and labor:
First This Harrow has an easy 6eat and three wheels,
all attached to the, central section, on which the driver
rides and manages the Harrow and team with ease and
comfort.
Second By means of but three levers the driver in
h seat on the Harrow can raise the Harrow and him
self on the wheels, end trot to and from the field, and
without leaving his seat can let the sections down and
proceed with his work.
Third By the use of but one lever conveniently
situated at the right side, the driver in his sest, and
without stopping his team, can regulate the depth of
the Harrow teeth lu the ground, and can set them deep
or Bhallow, as the conditions of the soil require. This
meets a demand for harrowing Alfalfa or small grain,
n the spring.
Foubth This Harrow Is made In three sections, con
nected by loose hinges. The driver, as be moves along
on the field, can raise any one cf the sections, and pass
a tree or stump, or other obstacles, without interfering
with the work of the other two sections.
Fifth By the use of a brace made of a board but 3
feet long and 3x4 inches, let on the tops of the levers
of the wings, Inls can be made a stiff Harrow, and the
driver by lowering the lever at his right can throw his
weight and that of the wheels and extra fixtures on
and off at his plei sure.
Complete work csn be done up to and all around
tree3, without changing the course of the team.
We build these Harrows of wood and tubular iron,
making beautiful and very powerfulliarrows, unaffect
ed by exposure to the weather.
We have any number of letters In praise of these
Harrows from farmers who have put them to practical
use.
ON THE HO AD.
The KIMBALL CO. are the owners and Bole manu
facturers of the celebrated IMPROVED EAGLE HAY
PRESS, which hss become so popnlar tho past few
Tears. For further Information send for circulars.
THE CALIFORNIA SCRAPER,
MANUFACTURED BT TBI
Kimball Car & Carriage Man'f'g Co.
COR. FOURTH k BRYANT STS., S. F.
THE CALIFORNIA SCRAPER.
This Scraper has been long needed In many depart
ments of labor. Heretofore all classes of Scrapers have
Imposed Immense labor sud hardships on the driver,
but this one Is so constructed as to give him a place to
ride, and yet manage the team and Scraper with ease
in all classes of work.
The driver can throw his weight In front, and force
the Scraper into the soil, and when be has gathered his
load and driven to the place of deposit, he can throw
his weight on the rear part of the platform and leave
the load all in one place, or deposit it gradually, as the
case may require, leaving the ground smooth and level.
This Improvement is well adapted to leveling all
Irregularities on the surface of the soil where parties
are preparing to irrigate.
For making roads, removing dirt from ditches, clean
ing up barn yards or sheep corrals. It hss no equal.
The KIMBALL CO. are sole owners and manufac
turers of the celebrated IMPROVED EAOLE HAY
PRESS, also the California Harrow. For further Infor
mation aend for circular.
THE TREADWELL SULKY
S-KsV3Jo3-
GANC PLOW.
Improved for 1874, with BLACK HAWK Flow
Bottoms, Is the best OANO PLOW In the world.
It is Simple, Strong and Durable, and does Its work
effectually. Haa high wheels, running both on un-
Slowed land; Iron axle, wrought Iron beams, and la
ullt nearly all of Iron and kteel. No farmer should neg
lect to see It before buying. Bend for descriptive circular
and price. We hsve also the " VICTOR OANO," with
hard wood beams and heavy cast iron standards; price,
175. Also the "OOLDEN STATE OANO," with all
Iron beams; price $79. "PFIEI8 OANO," improved;
price 160; old style, 125. The largeat and best stock of
Plows, Harrows, Cultivators, Grain Drills, 8ed sow
ers, Farm Wagons, etc., in the country,
TREADWELL ok CO.,
18v8-tf San Francisco
Self-7asteslsg i DouDie-spirsi
sn PjSliU ju-0y..
W manufacture all slsesof BED and FUENITCIE
SPRINGS, from No. T to the smallest Pillow Spring;
also, the Double Spiral Spring, which Is the most dura
ble Bed Spring la use.. It Is adapted to upholstered or
s.jleton beds. We have the sole right Is this Bute to
make the celebrated Obermann fielf-rasteatnc Bed
Spring. Any man can make his own spring bed with
them. They are particularly adapted to Farmers' and
Miners use. Sead for Circulars and Pries List to
WAim sUMT,
liTtr.BB-ta MT Xsw Mositgoawry M., B. 7
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JHtuimNlietl 1853.
Stocks for Nurserymen.
Plum Seedlings, Mlrobolan, the best French
stock, does not sucker $50 per 1000
Apple Beedllngs 10 per 1000
Pear Seedlings 10 per 1000
Cherry Seedlings, Mazzard 12 per 1000
Cherry Seedlings, Mahaleb 20 per 1000
Walnuts, English, 4 to 6 feet 15 per 100
Cork Elm, best Elm. to 6 feet IS per 100
Blue Oum or Eucalyptus, in variety 5 to 10 per 100
Magnolia urancynora .
Magnolia Acuminata
Magnolia Trlpetela
Oolden ArborviUe.,
Cratagus Arboria
Swedish Juniper
Irish Junlner
LARGE STOCK
Heath-leaved Arborvitro J
ueatn, aieaitcrranean
Lauristlnus.Oto 12 In
.(2 SOperdoz.
i on per aot.
Makine the crowth of Orangea and Lemons a special'
ty, I have imported from all sonrces the best known
varieties, and now offer five thousand Orafted Trees
properly worked and twice transplanted at (18 per
dozen. Orafted oranges by the 100 or 1 ,000 at prices on
application. The amateur In want of large PALMS,
large ADRIOAllIAS, large CAMELIAS and large TREE
FERNS, a good stock on hand; also the usual large
stock of fruit and ornamental trees.
BERNARD S. FOX,
San Jose, Cal.
THOS. MEHERIN, Agent, 616 Battery Street, San
Francisco. 21v83m.
KELSEY'S NURSERIES,
OAKLAND,
CAL.
Established 1852.
More largely stocked this year than any previous
year. Embracing all and every kind of
FBUir, DECIDUOUS, ORNAMENTAL AND
FLOWERING TREES AND
PLANTS, ETC.
Send for Catalogue and Price List free on appli
cation.
W. F. KELSBT, Prop.
SEEDS.
SEEDS. '
Encourage home industry and make a
saving of at least 30 per cent.
If you want Seed that you can depend upon as to
variety and freshnesB, why not 6end your orders
direct to the grower and make a saving of at least
thirty per cent, on the prices of other seedsmen.
Send for catalogue, free, post-paid, and compare with
prices of other dealers. Just received,
Grasses, Clover, Alfalfa and Field Seeds,
Fruit and Evergreen Trees, Shrubs,
Flowering; Shrubs, and Green
house Plants. Cabbage,
Onion and Cauli
flower Plants.
Large assortment of Bulbs from Holland. Address
all orders or letters of inquiry, to
SEVIN VINCENT,
(107 Sansome street, San Francisco, Cal
22v8-3m
My annual catalogue ol Vt getable and Flower Seed
for 1875, will be ready by Jau. 1st for all who apply.
Customers of last season need not write for It. In It
will be found several valtmblo varieties of new vegeta.
bles introduced for tie first tltue this season, having
made new vegetables s specialty for many years. Grow
ing over a humlrtd and fifty varieties on my several
farms, 1 would particularly invite the patronage of
market gardeners and all others who are especially
desirous to have their seed ure and fresh, and of the
very best strain. All seed sent out from ray establish
ment are covered by tbreo warrants as given In my
catalogue. uf:
JAMES J. H. GREGORY, Marblehead, Mass
, I will lend 12 Flowering riants for One Dollar
yuurcuoicw injpi iwBuruj. or JlJtllj u liArttMNf
MY ILLUSTRATED CATALOGUE,
dKribithteu1tiir4or Flints Seedl,
to eurtorntr fri othr. 10. Addreii
PITCH, 615 Wsrren St., Bottos, Mass.
I VW t
A GOOD GARDEN
ran not be had without OOOD SEED, ami I hare en
deavored in every war to make mine THK HKHT. Mjr
OtRDEN MANUAL, besides containing the most COM-
lit- lu virinuiimuu IsT-a ts.- A, Kl,1l.kJ la VI ll.f .
rttr 1 C inbAIIObiiil llUflWiiiO'rr uuuiiauou. uuu
OKPHACTKML HINT and LABOR-SAVING METIt-
uus, learnea In mmnj rears' maruet-Karaemna'. nennor
two stamps. J. II. 1(00 T, Beed-Q rower, Itockf ord.IlL
THE ALOEN
Fruit Preserving Company
OF ClLirOBKU,
Is now prepared to sell rights and furnish the necessary
macninery lor naing me "alojjui rnuujn, ac
knowledged to be the best method known for
preserving Fruits, Vegetables, Meats, etc.
For full particulars call at the company's
Office, 420 Montgomery St., S. F,
O. W. DEITZLKB. President.
W. M. WBEKUV, Vice President.
PRANK PYLE, Bec'y and Sop't.
BANK OF CALIFORNIA, Treasurer.
I1V7-SDI
THE OELEU1IATED
H. H. H.
HORHX: MEDICINE
IB BTILL AHXAD OF ALL OTHERS.
The Wholesale Druggists of Ban Francisco, give
evidence of lu Dcrecuulon throughout the State, bv
and rapidly Increasing orders. We pledge It s cure for
SPAVINS, WIND OALL8,
SWEENY, SCRATCHES,
LAME AND STIFF JOINTS,
CAIXON8, LUMPS,
AND ALL BLEU UHE8,
SPRAINS OB BRUISES.
It Is s household blessing and no family should be
without s bottle in the house. For asle everywhere.
WILLIAMS MOOKX, Prop'.,
UrMsi Stockton, OsL
Wimm0
Wall E sBlTT
s. o. sowixy-
CREGO & BOWLEY,
Importers and ManufKotttrera
CARRIAGES and WAGONS,
No. 0 Merchant's Exohansre,
CALIFORNIA STREET SAN FRANCISCO
Keep constantly on hsnd top and open Buggies, top
and open Rockaways, Jump-seat Buggies, Track and
Road Sulkies, Bkelston Wagons, Basket Phaetons of
the very latest styles and finest workmanahlp.
We would call particular attention to eur fine atock
of light Road and Trotting Wagons, made to order by
the following celebrated makers;
Charles B. CoOrey, Camden, New Jersey;
Helfleld k Jackson, Rahway, New Jersey,
Gregg ft Bow, Wilmington, Delaware;
And the first-class makers, which we are prepared to
sell on the most reasonable terms.
Also, a large assortment of single and double Br
nest, of the most celebrated makers:
O. Oraham. New York: J. B. Hill, Concord; Plttkln
& Thomas, Philadelphia.
Also, s full assortment of Dress and Light Blankets,
Fur and Lap Robes, Whips, Halters, Surcingles, etc, at
wholesale ana reiau.
CREGO ft BOWLEY,
No. a Merchants' Exchange, California street,
2tv5-Sm San Francisco.
MATTES0N & WILLIAMSON'S
S&fggmi&&&&;:
Took the Premium over all st the great Plowing
Match In Stockton, In 1870.
This Plow Is i thoroughly made by practical men who
have been long In the business and know what Is re
quired In the construction of Gang Plows. It Is quickly
adjusted. Sufficient play is given so that the tongue will
pass over cradle knolls without changing the working
position of the shares. It Is so constructed that the
wheels themselves govern the action of the Plow cor
rectly. It has various points of superiority, and can be
reuea upon as tne nest ana aaosi uesiraDie uaug now
In the world. Bend for circular to
14v2-Sm
MATTE80N k WILLIAMSON,
Stockton. Cal.
VINE AND FRUIT GROWERS,
TO JUI8E LARGE CBOrS
MXJWT IBBIG
YOTJ
TE.
To irrigate saccessfnlly, you must have the power that
does not give out when the wind fails.
Laufkotter Bros. & Ohurohman's Horsa-Power,
IPiTKKTED FEBBUABT 13TH, 172.1
Never fails to supply more water than four or five Wind
mills, even supposing ) ou had all the wind you want. It la
also suitable for running light maohlnery, auch as Harley
Craekera. Corn Shelters. Fanning Mills, Hraln Separator!,
or. for Sawing Wood. They are never falling, cannot set
out of order, easily worked, substantial, and always give
aatisfactlon wherever thsy have been used. One horse can
easily work two A-tneh pumps, with a continuous How ol
water. Force Pumps, Irom 3,000 to 10,0011 itallons per hour.
WINDMILLS of all kinds manutaetured to order. Wells
Bored, Windmills and Horse-Powers set in any part of the
State, and repairing of all kinds done.
Manufactured and for sale by
LAUFKOTTER BEOS.,
v7-2m-3m Cor. J and 10th Sts.. Saaramento.
It
ass-Black Hawk,
Collins,
Jones,"
Peoria,
WS
Of all kinds and sizes. The largest stock ever offered
in California; all new and Just receiveu, at low prices.
Also, Cultivators, Harrows, Seed-Sowers, etc. Sold by
TREADWELL Sc CO., San Francisco.
WSend for Price List. 18v8-tf
KINGS NURSERY,
Twenty-fifth rJt., bet. Telegraph & Broadway
OAKLAND, OAL.
Fruit, Shade and Evergreen Trees, Bhrubs, Roses,
Etc. Persons laying out now grounds would do well
tn rail and examlue our stock before purchasing else
where. A large stock of EUCALYPTUS, Including
BLUE GUM Plues and CYPRESS from sir Inches to
twelve feet high. Acacias In Variety; Young Stock for
Nurserymen; Pines and Cyprtss; Three Thousand
Magnolia uranuinora irom six incuus uj live icet uisu,
Camelia Japonlcas; Gardenia Cape Ji ssainlne; Aran
cartas In Variety, at Lov,est Rates. Orders attended to.
Address, M. KINO, Nurserymsn,
3v9-3m Oakland, Cal.
BELLE VIEW NURSERY
Tele ap Avenue, Oakland.
WE OFFER FOR SALE THE PRESENT SEASON A
LAROB ASSORTMENT OF
Ornamental Trees and Shrubs
OF BEST TRIED VARIETIES.
Many fine specimens of good site csn be seen on the
grounds to select from. Choice collections (true to
name) put up for those stsrting a garden.
Street cars pass every fifteen minutes.
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8. NOLAN.
PEPPER'S NURSERIES.
(Established In 1858.)
PETALUMA, CAL.
Green Houses and Tree Depot oorner Wash
ington and Liberty streets.
4 Green Houses. 3,000 feet of Glass. Fruit Trees s
Specialty.
We offer for sale at lowest market rates a gsneral aa
sortment of Fruit and Shade trees, small Fruits, Vlnss
etc. Evarsreen tress and Shrubs In great variety. Ureeu
llonse. Coiuervatorr and Keddlnt- Plants, Roses, ate.
We aie now ready, Nov. 1st, tonllordsra for traes and
plants. Catalogue and prlee Hat f nrpishsd on application.
Addrsas,
19TS-t(
W. H. A O. B. PEPPER,
Petalums, Senoma Co., Cal,
TUOH. A. OABEtlS
Semi-Tropical Nurseries.
LOS ANOELOB, CAL.
Forty varieties of the Citrus family of semi-tropical
trees. Including many rare and beautiful, as
well ss useful sod profitable kinds.
Orafted and Budded Oranajs Trtvsa a spec
ialty. Tree packed to arrive In good orator.
Priced Catalogue sent free. Addreas me P, O, Vol,
623, Los Angeles city, Cat.
JSvS-em THOS. A. OABBT.
Pesos out the morbid humors of the blood, by s dose
or two of Ayer's Fills, and you will have clearer
beads ss wall as bodies.
ru vsr
r. Ohapln. Real Estate AaPsnt, 484
ry St., Haa Frwolsce, bsvs sad sells Reaches
of the tat. LIU sUal bus eunansad tpr
In all parts of the State, tiu fU
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CENTINELA COLONY
L03 ANG-ELES CO. CAL.
SIX MILES WEST OF LOS ANGELES, CAL.
The unparalleled success of the
LOMPOC COLONY,
SANTA BARBARA COUNTY,
Has Induced the "Centlnela Land Company of Los An
geles" to subdivide and place in market for sale and
settlement, under tho direction and management of
the "California Immigrant Union," of San Francisco,
the "Centlnela and Sausal Redondo" Ranchos, contain
ing Twenty-five Thousand Acres of Beautiful Valley
Land, located seven miles west of the city of Los An
geles, and extending to end fronting on the Pacific
Ocean. There is now on the tract an orchard of about
three hundred acres, containing Orange, Lemon, Lima,
Fig, Walnut, Almond and Olive trees, and a nursery of
young Orange and Lime Trees, Some of the Orange
and Lime trees are lu bearing. The tract will be sub
divided In twenty, forty, eighly.one hundred and sixty
acre farms, and sold upon easy terms and long credits.
Auction Sale of Town Lots
AND
5. 10, 20 and 40 ACRE FARMS,
WILL COMMINCK ON
Monday. Feb. 16, 1875, at 12 o'clock, If.
And continue Five Days. The ssle will take place on
the Rancho. Parties desiring to purchase should be on
the ground a few days prior to the sale, In order to ex
amine the property. Tltlo United States patent.
Situation,
"Centlnela," with the addition of the "Sausal Re
dondo," contains 35,000 acres. The boundary of the
Rancho commences three and a halt miles from tne
city limits of Los Angeles, and extends to the Faclfio
Ocean.
TorodBAVHT.
"Centlnela" Is made un of one broad, level, fertile
valley, of over twenty thousand acres, and beautiful
fertile rolling nuia near tne ocean.
Son..
The soil Is an exceedingly fertile loam, and Is, with
out exception, the riohest and most productive In
Southern California. Its vicinity to the ocean Insures
a crop'without Irrigation. Excellent wheat has been
raised for the last two years upon the hills adjoining
the ocean. This wheat field contains 1,000 seres, and
covers the lightest soil upon the Rancho. There is no
alkali or barren land.
1 SEMt-Tnoicr-Ai, Fauns.
There are a few bearing orange and ltrao trees upon
the Centlnela, and the fruit they produce is of the
largest and finest quality, There Is au orchard con
taining 0,000 orango trees three years old, and 1,700
almond, lime and lemon trees. The almond, lime and
lemon trees will bear fruit In 18TS. Tho orange trees
will bear In five years. There aro 7,000 throe-year-old
orange trees lu the nursery nesr the orchard. Fig,
pepper and gum trees grow without irrigation. The
entire ori hard can be taken care of by three men with
six horses. The orchard will be kept undivided by
the company, to save the expense of each shareholder
having a few trees to take care of. The almond,
lime and lemon trees will yield an immediate return.
In fle years each orange tree will produce $20 per an
num, or $300 per shsre for those now planted. There
are flowers In the garden In bloom every day in the
year.
SUEXP.
A flock of about 11,000 sheep will be kept undivided,
to save expense to the shareholders. The sheep will pro
duce In Increase and wool over $2 each, yearly, over ex
penses. They will be grazed upon outlying and un
sold lsnds of tbe company. The "No Fence" Law is in
rones in Los Amoelxs County.
Climate.
The climate of the "Centlnela" is without exception
the finest and most equable in tho world. It varies
but little throughout the year. Tho mean temperature
la about 60 degrees. The mercury falls but little below
CO in winter end rises but little abovo 60 In summer.
You sleep under one pair of blankets snd with your '
bed-room window open every nlgbt In the year.
Agriculture.
Tbe soil of the "Centlnela" Is admirably adapted for
all kinds of grain, vegetables and fruit.
Water.
Tbe Centlnela creek rims upon the Rancho and runs
through tbe northern portion of the tract. It affords
an abundance of clear spring water. The source of the
Centlnela creek consists of several natural artesian
springs, showing that artealan water can be obtained
by boring.
The Town.
A square mile Is laid off at an ellglblo point on the
tract, with lots 31x135; avenue 100 feet, snd streets 8
feet wide, A stream of water can bo brought In so aa
to supply every lot with crystal, cool, sweet water.
One of the forty-acre tractB Is set apart for s College
and Farm School, sud tk?re will bo a Ten-acre Park on
each ol the four sidts of tho town, and Four Works In
the center of tho town for Fubllo Buildings, Schools,
etc. A large lot will slso be Bet apart for each Relig
ious Denomination, and a block uiveu for tho erection
of a large hall by the different Fraternal, Orange snd
Temperance Societies.
Fane.
Parties deBlrlug to visit the Rancho can take the 8 10
A. m, train of the Southern Paclfio Railroad to Soledad,
thence by Coast Lino Stage to Los Angeles; by 4 P. M.
train to Uakersfleld, theme by stage to Los Augelos; or
by Pacifle Mall Co.'s and Goodall, Nelsou k Perkins'
steamship direct to Los Angeles, where conveyances:
can be had to go to tho Rancho frco of charge.
Railroads And Wiusr,
I ho Company Intend building s wharf to enable
Steamships from Han Francisco and other places to
land passengers on the tract. A narrow-gauge railroad
will be built from Lob Angeles to the wharf, a distance
of about 13 miles. The Main Street and Agricultural
Park Railway will soon be built to the Park, about
miles from the tract. This railway will be exteuded to
the tract as soon as the settlement will Justify It
Lithographed maps can be had at the office in San
Francisco. Apply to W. H. MARTIN,
General Agent California Immigrant Union, &1 Callfor
nia street, between Montgomery, snd Kearny streets,
San Francisco, to TEMPLE k WORKMAN, Hankers,
or Ocn. SHIELDS, Loa Angelea, or O. L. AI1110TT,
Corresponding Secretary State Orange Immigrant Aid
Assoclstlon, Santa Uarbara.
P. S. A second salo will take place on the Rancho,
commencing on Monday, the 8th of March, 1H75.
SANBORN & BYRNES,
Mechanics' Mills, Mission Street,
Bet. First snd Fremont, Ban Francisco. Orders from
tbe country promptly attended to. All kinds of Ntalr
Material furnlahed to order. Wood and Ivory Turn
ers. Millard alalia and Ten Pins, Fancy Newels snd
Saluaters. 2SvB.8m.bp
look :
ALBERT E. UUUDANK, Impor
ter snd Breeder f Fancy Fowls.
Pigeons, Rabbits, t to, Abo Eggs
for hatching from tbe finest ofTm.
ported stock. g and Fowls at
reduced prices. nd for Price
List.
ALBIlt a,'. BrjUAXC,
lvB-Im iikti Cal, Market S.F
WHITIl LXOHOsUM.
I make these fowls s speciality and have spared a
"!! "n ,f.0bl.,,,. "I '" u"k '' lbs finest strains
In the Unitad HtaLaa. aiul bm Mfr. . . ...... kilTr?
Kasters prloa from the finest fowls on the i-Telio eLS".
Thay art small eatera, non-setter asd very hardTaniroV
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sbsslope), aeaeats eeuty, CaL a.
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filler sis doits for an. Jttcurely palKd to eairy fir
distance, and dtlivtnd to the tiprtas oa retelpt of price.
Vssh to aoMupany order asd orders ukta Is retatiea.
W. J. HUNT.
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