Daily Los Angeles herald., 1880-10-01
Pasa dena Improvements
NUMBER EIGHT.
(ContInued.)

Marengo avenue:
On the corner of Colorado and
Marengo avenues +. 8. Frost, from
Maine, has 5 acres and has been In
the colony three years. His ORCH
ard contains 100 Seeding and $50
budded orange trees, 25 lemon, 25
peach, 25 pear, "a apple, 2 nectar.
inc, s plum. 10 fig and % walnut
trees and 100 bearingivines.
o. S. Frambes has acres, plant.
ed last year with 450 budded Or
ange trees, so lemon, 80 peach, 80
pear, 10 apple, 10 nectarine,5 5 plum
and Is pecan nut trees.
John Lowe, from Utah, has been
in the settlement four years and
owns 10 acres finely improved, with
375 Seeding and 175 budded orange
trees, so lemon, 230 peach, SO apple.
6 pear and 20 walnut trees and 800
Muscat vines bearing.
Frank Lowe, from Utah, has 4
acres planted with 200 budded or.
ange trees and 80 peach trees, and
1000 Muscat vines set out this year.
w. +. Wore, from Iowa, has lived
here three years, and owns 10
acres. His orchard contains 125
budded orange trees. 200 peach, go
apple, 26 pear, 8 fig, 80 apricot, 10
nectarine and 2 cherry trees and
100 Muscat vines bearing.
Charlie Bell, from New York,
has Z acres, two years in the place
and has an orchard of so Seeding
and 1926 budded orange trees, $50
peach, Is apple, Is pear, Is apricot,
s fig and 5 ounce trees aud $50
Muscat vines bearing.
A. Cromwell, from Rhode Island,
has 5 acres and has been a year In
the settlement. His orchard has
200 budded orange trees, 100 lemon,
40 peach trees and 1000 Muscat
vines planted this year.
M. ii. Weight, Of Utah, owns 5
acres on which are 400 Seeding and
SO budded orange trees.
w. o. Swan, from Massachusetts,
has been here 3 years, and owns u
beautiful place of 20 acres all i'm
proved. His orchard contains $50
Seeding and 900 budded orange
trees, 800 peach, $50 apple. 10 pear,
Is apricot, G nectarine, s fig, 20
pomegranate, 10 plum, cherry,
and 3 walnut trees and $50 bearing
vines.
Mrs. r. II. Martin, from Massa-
chusetts. has 20 acress all finely
improved aud is under the man
agement of the Martin Brothers,
her two sons Their splendid Or
ange OrcE ar has 500 seeding and
500 budded orange trees. or other
trees there are 200 lemon, 1000
peach, 100 apple, 800 pomegranate
and 5 apricot and 1900 Muscat
vines planted this year. This place
has been improved four years.
John Griswold, from New York,
has Is acres and has been here
three years. His orchard contains
375 Seeding and 375 budded orange
trees, 200 lemon, 175 peach, 250
apple, Is pear, s plum, l5 apricot,
s nectarine and 20 fig trees. Also
500 Muscat vines bearing. Mr..
Griswold also owns the Lake Vine
yard hotel, where everything is
neat and comfortable and is we'll
kept.
H. II. Williams, from Rhode
Island, owns 8 acres. The orchard
contains 290 seeding aud 200
budded orange trees, $50 peach, SO
apple, II nectarlne, 10 pear, 10 fig,
6 plum, 6 ounce and 10 walnut
trees and 125 Muscat vines bearing
J. Banbury, from Ohio, has five
acres, on which are SO Seeding or
ange trees, 25 peach and Is apple
trees.
At the south end of the avenue,
G. E. Robinson, from England, has
five acres, with an orchard of s.
Seeding and 40 budded orange
trees, 36 apple, 6 pear. 40 peach, 8
plum, 8 prune, 5 apricot, 5 nectar.
inc, IL lemon, 3 walnut trees, and
800 Muscat vines bearing.
On Los Robles avenue the Mul.
Ter Bros, from New York City
have 80 acres, finely improved
Their orange grove has $50 seed
ling and $50 budded trees. OF Other
fruit trees there are 100 apple, 20(
peach, 80 pear and 10 fig trees, and
$50 Muscat bearing vines. This
splendid young orchard is fine
example of what Industrious young
men can do who had no experience
whatever in farming or cultivatine
the soil when they came to the
colony two years ago.
Adjoining this place on the north
F. II. Hendenreich, from New
York, has 10 acres, which he has
improved three years. He has
!. fine orchard of 800 Seeding and 40(
budded orange trees, los lemon, 10t
peach, 10 apple, 10 pear, s apricot
8 cherry, 5 walnut, IL fig and
plum trees, and 800 Muscat vines
bearing.
Many of the fine places which
have but briefly noticed in this
number are deserving Of q more
careful description, but l have no
had the time TO do so. Marengt
avenue is handsomely planted witt
shade trees and lined with cypress
hedges, making 1t one Of the pleas
ATTEST avenues In the settlement.
On the east side OF the Lak'
; Vineyard Tract is the largest or
, ange orchard In the valley, know
a. the Mutual Orchard Company
Tract, containing 206 acres, whicl
was planted three pears ago. Th'
: orchard il now under the care 0