The herald., 1894-12-21
SUBURBAN AFFAIRS.
First Carload of aivepside Oranges Crop
NotaS.

RIvERsIDR, Dec. 90 -ihe first carload of or
anges was shipped from the city today. 1t wai
sent east. The orange crop is slow In ripeniDg
but is now fast getting into condition for the
market. The crop is only medium in quantity
this season, being cs. mated at 200 cars. The
shortage in the crop is owing TO The falling OIL
All the seedlings variety, which is estimated at
only about ha.f crop.
RIVERSIDE RAIsISs.
The Enterprise says: Z. 4. Moultou shipped
four cars OF raisins last week, about the last OF
this years pack. He has shipped from his Casa
Blanca packing house thia season 25 cars, and
he paid spot cash to the growers for every
pound OF it, He is n1w getting his packing
house ready to nack oranges for the Casa Blanca
assoc alton. and Will probably start about Jan.
uary LIST with II force OF 20 men.
GRAIN AND HAY.
From the reports received from different por.
tions OF the counly-Menifee, Wildomar, Win
chester, Tenet ula and other points. it i5 evl-
dent that fuzzy u third greater acreage ia being
anted to grain end hay this season than ever
beiore.
William Newport is putting in $500 acres TO
wheat, 1000 t. htriey and 100 TO falfa,
good ons for < AIN and hay. which is now
promised, M. Newport VIII BE- the gaiuer by II
good many thousanas. His push and enter
prise Certainly deserve nj the su scess that can
possibly come to his ifors.
A number OF thou 81 nd, OF acres are going in
Oh the Paubl ranch, o. F. smith, manager. A
etehiu PloW is III toutlnue operatlOH on TINS
ranch, ana IL will not be many days until the
whole of the tiliable portion OF this extensive
holding will he planted.
In the vicinity of XII more, Wildomsr, Muir
r!eta, Temecula, San Jacinso, Perris. Hes
ssndro every hoof obtainable is being pressed
INTO service III overturning the soil and putting
in the seed for the promised go den harvest,
the greater potion of the ground being sown 10
wheat snd barley.
AT Rincon. south Riverside, West Riverside
aud other nortions of the county south and
west the name activity Is noticeable and every
available acre is being planted to something
which promises returns to the husbandm m sn f {
his la bOrs.
The prospect is that after another harvest OF
fruit and grain such n thing as hard times will
entirely depart from Southern California, "a nd
Riverside comfy will be well up in the front
In the hallelujah column.
SANTA BARBARA OIL.
SANTA BARBARA, Dec. 90
The Press says: The first carload of p.oducts
ever shipped from Summerlsnd was sent out
yesterday by II. L. Williams IN the sh ape of rs
barrels OF oil from his large well. The import
ance OF tins Ind ustry cannot be overesti mat ted.
The fac that the Oil can be secured in this field
in vast quantity at but little expense. not only
ADDS another rich product to our re sources, but
open the way for the Introduction of many
new irIdustr es and he chea pness OF fuel cannot
fAil 10 be an lnGucment for factories TO locate
here. Ths Oil is being used here as fuel by di f.
ferent plants and Is giving perfect satisfaction.
IL VII no doubt prove lively competitor
against The Santa Paula oil that is shipped in
here, and the comparatively heavy expense
connected with shipping it from there wou ID
me,chan,s generally prefer 10 patronze home
industry especial y If the article to be secur ed
is the equal, IL not the superior of that formerly
purchased from an outside market.