The herald., 1897-06-27
4 List of the Exchanges and
Associations
PRODUCERS GREAT COMBINE
VERY COMPLETE THOUGH NOT
PERFECT MACHINE
Freedom Of Personal Action Com.
bined With Unity Of Purpose.
Opinions Of Leading Fruit
Growers From All
Sections

SSSSASA~S
The Southern California fruit ex
change, with its system of local ex'
changes and it's still more local system
Of associations, has become the larges
cooperative organization of fruit grow.
ers in the world.
The fruit growers of a locality OF
neighborhood first form the association
This is usually Incorporated, has its
board of directors, president, vice presi-
dent, secretary, treasurer and manager
There are thirty-seven of these associa-
tions scattered throughout Southern
California.
A number of these associations To-
Gated near together unite and form a
local exchange that markets the fruit
for all the associations under its man.
agement. Each local exchange has its
set of officers and its board of directors.
There are eleven of these local ex-
changes, four are in Los Angeles county,
two in San Bernardino county, two in
Riverside county, one in Santa Barbara
county, one in Orange county and one
in San Diego county.
The Southern California fruit ex-
change is the central organiza ton
through which all the local exchanges
act in order to work together in har-
mony and judiciously distribute the
fruit so as not to glut the market at any
given point.
This central exchange is Incorporated,
has its board of directors and officers.
All local exchanges are represented on
the board of directors of this central or
ganization except one.
The eleven local exchanges are as fol-
lows:
San Bernardino County Fruit Ex-
change.
Riverside Fruit Exchange.
Ontario Fruit Exchange.
San Antonio Fruit Exchange.
Azusa-C -Covina- -Glendora Fruit Ex-
change.
Duarte Monrovia Fruit Exchange.
Santa Barbara Fruit Exchange.
Orange County Fruit Exchange.
San Diego Fruit Exchange.
Queen Colony Fruit Exchange.
The officers of the Southern California
= H0lt EACHdLSc are DIS lOllOWS.
President-A. H. Naftzger, of River
side.
-president-W. H. Young, of
Duarte.
Secretary-J. E. Packard, of Pomona.
Treasurer-Los Angeles National
bank
Directors-A. H. Naftzger and A. P.
johnson of Riverside, G. F. Kernaghan
of Pasadena, w. H. Young of Duarte,
w. S. Derby of Orange, A P. Howard
of North Ontario, E. F. Van Leuven of
Cotton, Frank ScoviMe of South River
side, P. j. Dreher of Pomona, r. H.
Young of San Diego and w. r. Powell of
Azusa
The main office of the Central exchange
is rooms 403 and 4O4, Currie building,
Los Angeles.
SAN BERNARDINO CO. EXCHANGE
lowing associations:
Cotton Fruit exchange (association),
Rialto Fruit association.
East Highlands Exchange associa-
ton.
There are also associations a Redlands
and Highland, both of which were or
ganized under the exchange plan Of
work, and both of which affiliated with
the main exchange work but for the past
year they worked Independently.
The officers of the San Bernardino
County exchange are:
Preside ent-James Barnhill of Cotton.
-president-W. S. Bulls of Col
ton.
Secretary-Earl F. Van Leuven of
Cotton.
DirectorsJames Barnhill, w. S. Bul-
lis, and Earl F. Van Leuven of Cotton,
j. S. Edwards of East Highlands, G.. N.
Turner of Rialto, L. NJ. Winston of Red
land, and there is one vacancy on the
board.
The officers of the Cotton Fruit ex-
change (association) are:
President-James Barnhill of Cotton.
-presldent-Dr. G.. L. Hutchinson
of Cotton.
secretary-Earl F. Van Leuven of
Cotton.
Treasurer-First National bank of
Cotton.
Directors-James Barnhill, Dr. G. S.
Hutchinson, Earl F. Van Leuven, w. S.
Bulls, c. B. Hamilton, G. L. Slaughter,
G. NJ. Hubbard and E. D. Roberts of
Cotton and c. l.. Heartwell of East
Riverside,
The officers of the Rialto Fruit asso-
citation are:
President-Jame Moffatt of Rialto.
e-president-George n. Turner OF
Rlalto.
Secretary-A. L. Wright of Rialto.
Direetors-James Moffatt, George N.
Turner. C. E. Tibbott. Thomas Moffatt
and \. L. Wright, all of Rialto.
The officers of the East Highland Ex-
change association are:
President--L. +. Cram of East High
lands.
Secretary-S. H. Barrett of East
RIVERSIDE FRUIT EXCHANGE
This exchange is the largest one in
the list as regards the amount of fruit
controlled. 1t consists of the following
seven associations: