Daily Los Angeles herald., 1882-06-25
Those who Buy First Can Have Choice
of Location, in Addition to the
Benefit of the Rise in the
Value of the Land.
Ghaffey Brothers. PrOprietOrs
Post Office Address, Cuca-
mongo, California.

In presenting the Etiwanda tract OF land to the
public we desire to give simple statement oil
facts, and can do no better than by quoting the
following article from recent issue of the River
side Press and Hortcuturist written by its editor
after careful investigation of both the land and
the water system:
Etiwanda is located at the foot of the mountains
Yards, at an elevation OF from 1000 to 1900 feet
above sea level and About forty-iive miles from
the ocean in direct line.
The tract, when complete, will contist OF from
5000 to 1000 acres, and perhaps more, and will
extend from the mountains on the north to the
Southern Pacific Railroad on the south, where
Etwanda station will be established as soon a:
the settlement will warrant it.
The soil is rich sandy loan, mixed with
gravel, and is well adapted to the cultivation o.
orchards and vineyards. As evidence of this
fact, the Cucamongo vineyards and the orchard,
of San Gabriel and Pasadena are cited as being
at the foot of the same range of mountains and OF
similar soil.
The water supply comes from two CANYONS in
the mountains. The Etiwanda Water Company
absolutely own these two water privileges Nc
one else has any rights in them; the rights are
undisputed and the streams are never failing
These water rights are as good as any in Southern
California, and the title and quantity of watel
pelfg peyohu question:, DC. al res. one oi .he mos
VeNatious anu nlpor.a.i1 ques.iolis cohheetee
WIN hortlcul.,ia, pursuits IN .llis country.
Ing E.i~ , o az, oolips ma3 POI u
ed May y, lss2 as tne most convenient metno!
OF owning ana ulstrUutiilS the waters Vi tle En-
Wahaa oe.tieiiieh'. me eohpaiiy coherac.eu VIII
Snaie9 ., T.;i en- VIZ ~ 10: y. "a. =.
and ana NV, Mater at E' p ior al .neir Ma.e
iish.e. ihe a,eo v
d ~. an, az th .nu aeau
.i'e .n.'o' y, ~ *; a; .o ~
t,le TWO W ti'is anu W coiiuuc
tlie water III concre'e pipes iio inns reservoir y
,ie hishese cotier u eacil .eli,aclo .race Vi u.
ANUS 10 pe soiu III Payiilen. iol .iiese Ma.e
riShts, Ieseitoils, hues, system vi pipes ete
an oi Which oeeoug .he aosou.e PROPERTY VI .h
water oU O company eol'e. " III
onahe! pio'n.,s .i'o SUN Vi .o W W
esei,la.eu as ioiioMs' vi .ie hrs. VI eeP.eliper
1922, tie Ma.e, 10 tt e' p
ito tlie reservoir iiosii 'he uuie, anu oie siiar
oi stoch lssueu ioi eaei ohe-eisl.n ilicl y
water tile Serei, q. 'ne siiile y, sue.
neh,. inc Infancy plo'i,ers reserve .ne flsnt =
oeaeiop anu save maeei III ',ie can. ols anu II
certain clenega g anu spll,ss near .le inoush
tno cahs ohs' Anese fish'' Vi aefeiopi'eh. III
reserved tor zen Years
oh the ioth Vi ouiy Vi any year Wi.iih tlie tei
years, as .le waters Vi .lie canyons anu spring
are ueNeiopeu, new Nv. y, .iie sslel
ana STOCK Is ISSUED lor the increased sc, amount $
water Oh .lie pasis a9o,e gwen inese measure
menus are pioNiueu ior III midsummer at
te wheh .he iiiouiitaii s'reais are a' their low
est poi,it. AZ. c..a... pu..,
oii this eontrae. IN, el,o Ihancy ptothers are a,
io"ea Oh oeiialu ioov s,aies VI s.och, 70 ~ WIN
.e i'iiu nv" soN "i WV 'o W oe 'o'o uuiihs
the summer.
ohe snare vi Stock Is gwen ny tiiehl WIN eact
acre OF lana solo, SO that Wheh the ahd Is all sole
the settlers Will own ana control the water com
pany.
Inc quahtity vi water Is hNeu ana dennlte
faeh Ten acres Vi iaiiu VIII DC ehtitied 10 81
inches OF water ior - hours every month, excep
IN an extraordlhary ary season, wnen the amotin
VIII De NIUE less. Duriis .he wihter Oh COURSE
water VIII De plenty, ana during the spring, vi
10 july ISL, the amount VIII De lar III excess 0
TINS basis.
Inc price OF water VIII De regulated Dy the cos
OF taking care OF the company property and dis
tributlng the water 10 the stocknoiders IL is es
tlmated that When tne tract Is iuliy settled TIM
| cost cannot exceed fifty cents an acre per year
Inc water, IN coming down from the mouth
the canyons to the reservoir, falls about 1000 fee
In TWO miles, ana tne streams VIII FURNISH yer,
fine water power OF forty horse power every quar-
Ter OF mile down the slope. by piping the wate
TINS power can be utilized without loss OF water
and intend within year to pipe the water fa
en- III IS f,.ps,,; W la a eisc
three electric lights. These lights will be pu
upon towers, and one tower will be erected, it i
he nnt IN a the settismaut ;S artanSeJ nh Tt.
main cost of running electric lights is the power
and this costs nothing after once in operation
Potore ~ t s' srs. ~ ,aae ~ Ghaa
The price of land has been fixed as a starter al
sloo per acre. ms price lneudes land anc
acres Of land have been sold at this price and on,
t anu twen.y acres more spoken ior, 70 d
per acre at Etiwanda within year. Such com
Dinatoh OF iavorapie conditlons is rarely 1ound
done ne with choice fruit land in this valley