The San Francisco call., 1903-12-21
Great Success is
Achieved in
Few Years.

Mayor and Council. says the Gilroy
Gazette.
The Stockton Independent reports
that the wheat starch factory to be
established at Stockton will cost $45,-
900.
Sabastopol, sonoma County, so says
the Santa Rosa Democrat. is about to
have another bank.
The Colfax Sentinel says that the
lime works near Colfax are nearly COM
pleted.
The Red Bluff News reports that the
Sierra Lumber Company's fume dur
ing the last season conveyed $4,000. 900
feet of lumber to Red Bluff, an excess
of 100000 feet above any other sea
sons record.
President Fay of the California Cit
rus Union says that the decision re-
Gently rendered by Judge Trask rela-
tive to, enjoining members who Pepu-
dated their written contracts will not
interfere with the success Of the union.
Ninety-nine per cent of the members
are acting together. If injunction pro-
ceedings fail the validity of the con-
tracts with the union still remains to
be determined in the courts.
The largest dredger in the State, so
reports the Sacramento Union, will re-
claim 5000 acres of the richest land in
the State in Yolo reclamation district
No. 537.
Twenty-Five acres of white celery
have been successfully grown on Jersey
Island.
The Stockton Independent reports
that ''at no distant day Bakersfield,
Stockton and Fresno and suburban
towns will be connected with an cleo
tric car system"
The Pasadena News says on author
ity that the construction of an electric
railway between Garyanza and Pasa-
dena and Los Angeles will soon begin.
1t will be broad gauge.
The Dixon Tribune reports that the
creamery business is thriving.
According to the Selma Enterprise
cooperative winery is proposed for
Selma
Electric lighting has improved Yreka,
Siskiyou County.
Early in January, so reports the
Stockton Independent, power will be
turned on in Stockton by the American
River Electric Company.
The Chico Enterprise says that the
Sierra Lumber Company lis putting
ND a splendid factory on Humboldt
avenue, Chico" Forty machines will be
used when the factory is completed.
The Napa Register reports the forma-
ton of a Napa Women's Improvement
Club. with Mrs. G. NJ. Francis as pres
ident. Mrs. Anna s. Holden as vice
president, Miss Maude Fisher as sec
retary and Miss Claire Goodman as
treasurer.
The San Mateo County Savings Bank,
IN do business at Redwood City, has
been incorporated. The capital stock is
$50 900. The Redwood Democrat pub
fishes the following as the board Of
officers: President, DR.. ]. L. Ross; vice
president, P. p. Chamberlain; cashier,
1. P. Behrens; assistant cashier, Frank
K. Towne.
The Berkeley Gazette reports that the
Santa Fe line from Berkeley to Point
Richmond will be in operation in
March.
A citrus fair will be held at Clover
dale In February.
The Healdsburg Enterprise says that
the French-American Wine Company
will build a large winery IN Healds-
burg.
Half the bonus needed to insure the
construction of an electric railway be-
tween Cloverdale and Clear Lake, ac-
cording to the Cloverdale Reveille, has
been pledged.
A franchise for an automobile line
between Bakersfield and Paso Robles
has been granted.
The Woodland Democrat reports that
the Woodland roller mill will be re-
built, according to the vote OF the di-
rectors of the Roller Mill Company.
The Chico Enterprise urges the ad-
yertising of the Empire Valley to at
tract the attention of Eastern tourists
that are coming into the State by thou
sands.
The Chico Record reports that the
Sierra Lumber Company will at once
rebuild it's plant and that the shops
will be completed in three months