Los Angeles herald., 1892-11-30
SOLID INDUSTRIAL INVESTMENT.
Anaheim Sugar Beet Land
Company, Incorporated
Under the Laws of
the State of
California.
Capital, $4,000, Divided in 1900
Shares Of $50 Each, Fully Paid
Up, of which 800 Shares are
Subscribed and 400 are
Now Offered for
Public Sub
scriptiOn.


The object OF this corporation ia to enable
the citizens OF Los Angeles, Anaheim and vi
cinity TO aid and participate in the successful
Beet Sugar factory by subscribing TO the capi-
tai stock of this corporation Each share sub
scribed Will represent one acre of land and also
tive Beet sugar company, whose capital stock
Is 100000. This corporation has secured
from the Stearns Rancho company, at 1886
per acre, lI0O acres OF sugar beet land, which
has been selected by expert beet sugar men and
will plant this land, or cause 1t to be planted,
IN sugar beets for the purpose of selling the
same to the Anaheim cooperative Beet sugar
factory at the agreed price of "a per ton Of
beets apalyzing 2per cent OF sugar to the
weight OF the beets, with purity coefiicient of
so, and an additional so cents per ton for each
and every per cent Of sugar contained above
II per cent, rs determined by daily tests made
IN tne laboratory OF the factory. Sugar bests
localities in the vicinity OF Ansheim, Garden
Grove and Westminster have analysed 1S per
| cent OF sugar, with n coetfcient of SS purity,
which would realize 81 per ton. Experts
| are agreed that no better climatic conditions
| and soil exist anywhere for the successful cul-
| tivation OF the sugar beet. and the manufac-
ture of sngsr thereirom, than in the vicinity of
Anaheim. This cor poration will subscribe for
1900 shares OF the capital stock OF the Ana
| deed to said company as payment Tor said
| stock the 1900 acres of lan6 referred to above
in like manner as the individual subscribers TO
| said beet sugar company, who have already
decided 800 acres. for the purpose of enabling
said company to obtain by bonds the amount
necessary to erect, equip and matnain the
| sugar factory, in which this corporation will
| be interested III proportion TO the nun Der of
| shares subscribed by 1t. precisely as in case of
indlvl9uai direct snoE oEcriplions to the said CO.
| operative beet sugar company
All the land decided to the Anaheim Co oper-
| ative Beet Sugar Company, whether by individ-
uals direct to the said company or by this col
pOrstion, wi re redeeded to the Hrantors hy
| The Co.epeiative Beet sugar company when the
BONDED Indebtedness which is to run for 8
years hes been paid off.
The net profit on the manufacture of granu-
| lated sugar is IL ce1ts per pound, aud the
government bounty (which by act of congress
| is to run to 19O5l OF cents per pound will give
an annual profit on 100000 pounds OF sugar,
the ordinary capacity of the factory, of $lSZ,-
| 500. his amount is to be divided as dividends
| annually after the indebtedness is paid off,
| making $i5 rer share, being the interest ut
| per cent on S;562 so, which would then be the
value OF each share OF stock in the co. cooperative
beet sus ar factory; sos 900 OF the above 1882.
| 900 will be required annually for s years to
| pay the maturing bonds and interest, and the
balance OF $4,000 will be distributed each
| year as dividends among the stockholders after
the first years campaign, making $22 90 per
| share.
The sugar factory at Chino. whose capacity is
the same as the cooperative factory at Ana
helm Will be, has made during this years
| sugar.
The Anaheim cooperative factory will be
| conducted in the same manner as the Chino
| except that the bounty and the Profit on the
SuRuT VIII ~ ulftCb 10 Tue FARMERS ana the SUD-
scribers to this corporation, of which there
are now 271, and not IN the hands of monopo-
| lists.
Three hundred and thirty of the 4Ol beet
| sugar factories In Germany, where the indstry
has been fostered and assisted by the govern
ment, are working successfully on this same
| cooperative plan, under which 1t has become
the leading industry in Germany.
The company has a trained corps Of expe-
| rienced beet sugar men, including a thorough
manager, ready to run the factory as soon as
completed, and has every reason to believe that
| on the cooperative plan will do as we'll II not
| better, than the Chino. Mr.. Richard Gird, to
whose indomitable energy, perseverance and
| sagacity belongs the credit OF establishing the
factory at Chino, IL one of the subscribers to
this corporation, and an enthusiastic suppoi ter
OF the Anaheim Cooperative Beet Sugar COM
psny, OF which Mr.. G. b. Dyer of the AlyaradO
sugar factory is also large stoekhoder.
This corporation Is not intended So land
helm Cooperative Beet Sugar company, and as
such a solid investment: for the stockholder, in
which each one will realize his profits in pro-
portion to the number of shares he may So -
scribe.
AS an investment 1t cannot fail to be a
success, as good land In the vicinity of Ana
helm can never be bought again for that price,
The Stssrns Rancho company is selling II to
this corporation so low for the purpose OF as
sisting In establishing the sugar factory, and
they themselves will deed to the Cooperative
Beet Sugar company 500 acres of good beet
land.
With the Anaheim cooperative beet sugar
factory in successful operation, this land IL
worth to the subscriber $3.50 per acre, the
same as the land In Chino, which has risen In
two years from $50 to $3.50 per acre, and finds
a ready sale at that price.
The subscription lists are now open at the
UNIVERSITY BANK,
Corner First and Broadway, Los Angeles.