The Arizona sentinel., 1891-01-24
WHAT OTHERS sAS.

The Chino California sugar fac tory has received 1l6 car loads of material and machinery since Jan uary 1st.
 P. A. Emanuel, of Aiken, s. C., claims to have discovered process by which he can make aluminium from clay for 2.50 per ton. If this is true, good bye to iron and steel.
 Agratifying number oforange or chards are being planted this win ter. They vary in size from 10 to 40 acres. Eighty trees per acre is the general adopted rule of plant ing.
 A lot 90 by 100 feet will support 100 pineapple plants. They are set in rows two feet apart, and the rows should be three feet apart. The plants should have shades made of laths so as to protect them from the sun.
 The Tombstone Epitaph is right. It says: "Christmas day. Lem ons in bloom, and ripe fruit on the same tree. Oranres and times ripe. Figs, thc fourth crop, ripe. nice and sweet, in several gardens in Yuma"
 The Phoenix Gazette is au- thorily that, the Babacomari cat
 le company have started to drive 2,000 head of cattle to Los Angeles. This means a loss of $12,000 to the Southern Pacific, but will save the cattlemen $S,000 on this o@e ship ment.
 Sisal Hemp can be grown in the Colorado Valley below Yuma. It never yields less than 1000 pounds per acre and it is worth $200 per ton. There are 50,000 acres that can be seeded with it. This will yied 30,000,0O0 pounds worth $5- OOO,D0e.
 The American chestnut, which is the product of good cultivation, careful selection of variety, and then of nuts for seed, is now ac-I kpowledged to be superior to any produced in the world. Each year it is improving, the result of giving it careful attention.
 The Improved Soft Shell walnut bears nuts the 9th or 9th year after planting the seed. They bear every year. No insect or worm in juries the tree. The nuts will keep for years. 4 tree six years old will bear 50 pounds of nuts. At 9 years old they will produce POO pounds. The price is from 2 to 14 cents 6 pound. An acre will carry 2 trees.
 "Lucky" Baldwin's California garden contains 1900 acres of grapes, 25,0OO sheep, 5000 COWS, 1000 acres of grain, 1000 fig, 2O00 apricot, 2500 peach, 40OO pear, 5000 almond, 5000 English walnut, 2000 pomegranate and 16000 or ange and lemon trees. This sea- son he will set out 10,00Q more t9Sange trees.
 The poppy will soon become one of the products of Arizona. There are three varieties grown fer the production of opium. The black, white and yellow. The seed costs i $1 per ounce, imported from China The wild poppy. the "assuscna" of | the Spanish, groves on the hill sides from 250 to 5000 feet above the level of the sea, and where the mercury sinks to 9 degrees in the winter. One man can attend five acres of the cultivated poppy. It will yield 5000 per acre per an num.
 4?he Camphor tree can be grown here with profit. They should be l set out fifteen feet apart. At five years they can be pruned for dis tilation, at the age of twelve years they are fit for timber. It bears a very high price. From the stump of the trees cut down, new shoots start out which very soon grow to be trees. They grow luxuriantly in California, also in Florida and do well here in Arizona.
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