The Honolulu republican. [volume] (Honolulu, T.H.) 1900-1902, 1900-08-21


zee company ALA Tue taceosy contract
orS Defween lneAn eIn piOslas unofe InA1
I,-uv pvOpis, Anu mose are wanled- Ils
IOioraoo Sugar MaauIacIuEIns Conn
l5SAny sSaSe IL . D01tSsIH tnae lusy nave
uevn Circulating mat me pesS sland CT
oeeSs LAS Lhsaiiau.y Resulted tro.n
Janus Arlsalea U~lo1e pIAnIIng. Inc
DenFer LINES TepoTIs TIE cIOp IN lie
vicinity of LAS <AALu.as as how PFC
81 essiAE nlcea! sIaSe the peeIS nave
Occn Iced IOaa lue SAnau wvIuas, Auo
enaI lue IainueIS anticipate a bag nAf-
vest
CALIFORNIA-The beets n San Joa-
gum vUun.y nave peeu aneo,eu py q
otiSnl auu WILL OHiy yIeIo nalI crop.
odiinaS AID hIhs LAY dAe diSo lrouO.-1
~ tiiiS SAME u.4ons, auu Al idcl u -
I. opOi tru lnal tuc UvcI growing lis
.Ticts IN lne s.a.e, WIN the exception
4cCteQ- II as eoti..ia.cu mat Tue Eac-
.orleS via oHiy I'm lUin Uue-tnlfu 10
one-uS,,I tleiT Usua4 tI...e ON accoduI UI
lie snOi tase vi USSlS. III San Joaquin
-Ouhty JnIS Is Tie SECOND Year ne
.aiI meas nave Experienced IniS trouble,
-nQ tney VIII ptUOdoiy De too dlScour-
-oSu ~ cOus.nNc ~ oScl CULTURE dc
alter part of august VIII PROBABLY see
NE CdiiioIhia iaS.oii,S III Operation.
ne Cnino crop VIA Dc handled a. ga
laid. IL is proposed 10 Import -U,vv.
-,ussians TON -,ianlloOa INTO ooutnei Il
OaiIIoi MA, Inc i.uss,aAs being consld-
red Oy Tie C,.Ito- n-ans as M. e ca. eiGl
and thorough pret culuvatOrS. IDe
otUch.ou ihuelenuent or the list uit.
.epUrleu that tAe harvest or the beet
OIop would coinAaence at Lodi and New
.iope the follOwing week, anv that a
'cSy short yieio wouiC De had, Cue TO
ne busnt. Less than haIf crop 10
:Arectea. The Ananeim Gazette says
-..it IL is four Yeas since good oect
5.op Las betn ,ndCe IN orange cOanty.
NE factory at Los AIamIlos has Ia !
Dat ole prontdpie iun IN It's hve yeats
sAiStence, the season OF loSo-S6, which
,aS tne Llne Oh the largest Deet yield Ia
-ne country. Twelve thousand acres OF
JoetS were expected IN the early part
II the scaSoE Dat the estimate mas now
Leen gieatiy Reduced owing to :ue
.rougnC The factory at Cnino has haa
siAiliar luck Tor the past three years.
ne beet fields that have been irrl-
lated present wonderful contrast 10
ne unirrigated ones, and it is thought
nat the plan Will become generany
.Sed. Wells are used for irrigatins
nose beets in the nelghborhood of Los
Alanitos that have been fortunate
-nough to get water.
NEBkASKA-1he beets in the vicin
~ OF Omaha have been iaId by. Inc
,.Op near Hastings Is reported as ap-
caring badly cultivated, although tn5
Land was good and the culture wouiU
ave been prouiaDie. IL he factory IL
.mes has 4,UOJ acres of beets under
ontract and full run is expected.
ne pup will be disposed OF 10 stock
aisers in the vicinity. The beet crop
i the neignbornuou vi the No Ioik IA
Jiy is reported as IN excellent con-
..lion, and in many sections laid by.
ne Norfolk News urges farmers u
axe a more active interest in beet cut
are, as there are not enough beets
Used in the state to keep the sever.ii
-,ctorles busy, and the News iears tina
,ebraska Will lose its standing as G
.eet sugar STATE unless carry action Is
4ken to increase the acreage. The tao
Sry at Grand Island will pot run this
sar, owing to lie shortage IL beers.
ne factory at Norfolk has been i'm
loved and is now thoroughly itseu
18th fine modern machinery, and Is Ca
able of handling more beels than l.e
{ present in sight. The News says
lat il is ALREADY noticeable that 1he
j.npany seems to be paying less at
.nton to the Norfolk factory, and the
en- are being placed in other sections,
ad il is feared that the Norfolk fac-
Try will eventually be shut down IL
lie farmers do not pestir themselves
he farmers lack of interest is partly
-uibuted TO feeling among them that
ae sugar company has not treated
lem fairly.
MINNESOTA-The beet crop in
outhern Minnesota is reported by Mr..
heden, vice-president Of the Mime
ia Sugar Company, as having been
onderfully helped by the late rains,
I'D that a good crop is now assured.
WASHINGTON - The acreage. N
-e,s for the Waverly factory is larger
IAN last year. and it is estimated that
&c yield per acre for this season will
.obably be double last years. The
Gather conditions for the last month
I've been reported as being ideal iov
owing and cultivating, and an agree
o.e lack Of weeds is noted. which ap-
4nce is attributed to the good cuiti-
alton of the pas; year. The Tacoma
sdger says that there are grounds .or.
oping for the erection Of a sugar
.ctory in Tacoma by eastern capital
sts. II is said that one of the advan-
ages of the factory there would be that
aen not engaged in manufacturing
set sugar IL could be employed in re-
ling raw sugars from Hawaii and tae
rent
oREGON-The prospects for a large
rop in the Grand Ronde valley are
lis year very fine. and a three months
IN is predicted for the factory there.
he farmers three years experience
/ beet culture has given them increas-
/ knowledge and proportionately ~
-sased their interest in the work. The
-st year the La Grande factory ran IL
andled 5000 tons Of beets. Twelve
thousand tons were worked last year.
nd this year 1o.00o tons q tie esd
safe. Ths YamAil1 County Reportsr q
dyisiug IN Who intend gang into tie
ulture OF sugar hests In southern Ore
an for the new factory It Nevherg 10
md their boys 20 IA Grande this sum
er for employment there, so that thes
:ay gain practical experience In The
Get fields The beet contractors ri
-ewberx are making contracts With tas
.rrs-s On 4 small scale. sir acres b.
sg the average. with but one contract
,srgT ~ 100 acres and two for fifts