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The daily sentinel., 1908-01-09
Astounding But True

A locality IN which choice fruits
can be produced with practically un-
varying success presents irresistible
attractions for very large class of
men. Such localities are very scarce
where there is a crop every year.
The Grand Valley comes as
hear satisfying all the conditions de-
manded as any which can be found
in the United States. Here can be
found the finest quality of apples,
peaches, pears, foreign and native
grapes, plums, prunes, raspberries,
strawberries, cherries, and in fact all
kinds of fruits with the exception of
oranges, lemons and olives. There
has never been total crop failure
in the valley since fruit growing was
inaugurated. Some lines have fail
ed in some localities, but all lines
have never failed. ApNes are G,
sure crop. likewise pears, and the
small fruits. The tender peach has
never totally failed here but the
crop has in two or three years In
the past dozen been light In some
parts of the county. There are sec
tipns where they have never failed
and the planting is being mostly con
fined to those favored sections.
In seeking fruit country people
wish to know the facts and
there is ho line of production SO
easily overrated as that of fruit rails
ing. Many stories told are pre-
posterous, but in this special edition
of the Daily Sentinel We have aimed
to give the exact figures and have
limited our estimates to few in
ped during the year of 1907 is very
The daily sentinel., 1908-01-09

No. Cars l5o
Business Transacted .$153,SS0
1902
No. Cars 4o5
Business Transacted .s2S7,SS6
1908
Business Transacted $339,305
1904
no. CarS iV'
Business Transacted s557,291
1908
NO. cars 40
Business Transacted $60S,403
1906
No. Cars .......... lloz
Business Transacted sS14.27S
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The loss of the crop of 1896 and
the hard winter of 1897 killed the
peach trees in some parts of the val
ley where up to that time but little
else had been planted. From that
time the heaviest planting of trees
has been Of apples and pears with the
result that we have had no failures
and the business has grown rapidly
and steadily The shipment of pea
ches has also grown with great rap
idlty but they come from the favored
sections at the upper end OF the val
ley and on the higher lands of the
ridges where there has never been a
total failure.
In this connection we reproduce
the following interesting history of
the fruit growing industry written
in 1908 by Charles w. Steele. one OF
the pioneers of the valley. He says:
"Perhaps no section of the inter-
mountain region, which would III
clude this great sun-kissed valley. is
so signally favored by nature in eli
mate and soil for the production OF
luscious fruit as the Grand Valley.
1t is to the lusciousness of its fruit
and the prodigality with which the
The daily sentinel., 1908-01-09

A. C. Newton furnishes tho returns
from his seven and half acres
which he bought last April OF Will
liam Bomgardner, It is located on
First Fruit Ridge, one m.le from the
city limits. The total receipts from
the place were very close to 81 544.
The commissions. cost OF boxes, help
hired in picking and packing and the
spraying FIVE times for the apples
and three for the pears, was S473,
leaving a net return OF little over
$4,000. The owner did practically
There is between one and TWO acres
of pears on the place, possibly an
acre and a half and the gross returns
for the pears were $3.50. From az
erberta peach trees the receipts were
1924, and from twenty cherry trees
a little over 5000. There was light
crop of apples as many of the trees
were taking a rest from over bear
ing the previous year and there is
about two acres in two year old ell
berta peaches leaving about Ave
acres of land In bearing. II we al
low one-half off for an ordinary year
we still have $500 as the net req
ult OF the crop and this is within the
possibilities of every year.
A. L. zellers, Of Orchard Mesa,
has shown good results for several
years from his five acre pear orchard.
The past season he had only q fair
crop but from his sixty BuerIe d
(Continued on page g. cection 2l
The daily sentinel., 1908-01-09

Scores of people. from eastern
states come to Grand Junction every
season seeking better health and few
are disappointed.
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A great many letters are annually
received by residents of this city and
valley from friends in other states
or from parties wishing to change
their residence to fruit growing
country, but who are inclined to
doubt many of the newspaper state
ments or facts and figures given in
the advertising matter sent out by
real estate agents. For the benefit
of such persons We have cleaned n
few figures relative to the several IN
dustries of the Grand Valley These
figures are from the crop OF 1907 and
are in many cases al least one-third
larger than usual. owing 10 the scar
city of fruits in almost every other
fruit growing locality. but they are
absolutely reliable and can be veri-
fed by the growers whose names are
given.
The first illustration is furnished
us by Rev. James a. Becker. who last
spring purchased a portion of the
Hoyt & Caswell ordchard on North
Seventh street, one mile north of
Grand Junction, Mr.. Becker has
one acre of Jonathan apple trees
which gave a yield of ITO boxes.
These were all mark eted through the
Grand Junction Fruit Grow ers' asso-
citation and the gross receipts were
$3.50. Deducting the commission.
cost of the boxes and the picking and
packing he had left $1,000 as the
profit on a single acre Of apples
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The growth of the fruit interests
in the valley can best be shown by
the annual reports of the Grand Jun
ction Fruit Growers association,
which has handled more than rs
per cent of the fruit grown here.
The number of cars with the gross
business done by the association are
given as follows:
The daily sentinel., 1908-01-09

can be purchased for from $3.50 to
$500 per acre according to the
locality and age of the trees. A ten
scre orchard of winter, apples Is
worth $1,000 per acre and will give
ample returns on the Investment
every year. a year old orchard In
good locality is worth $500 per
acre; they can be bought for $3.50.
There is plenty Of land for every
body and there is no limit to the mar
ket for fancy fruits. We want thou
ands of men who are willing to give
their personal attention to a small
acreage of orchard; the business re-
quires education and careful study
and the returns are sure and there
is no more fascinating occupation In
all the world.
We have tried in this issue TO give
the reader fair idea of the country
and its possibilities and to those
seeking a home 'n mild climate
there is no fairer field. Every in
vestor should give the valley per-
sonal visit and study the conditions
thoroughly before investing aid we
can assure all such that under those
conditions they will not be disap-
pointed after residence of any Lum-
ber of years.
The daily sentinel., 1908-01-09
The High Line Jubilee Edition

Here Commercial Fruit Raising Has Reached the Highest Stage
Remarkable Results Achieved-Fmit That is Famous the
World Over is Harvested From these Orchards -
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Natures God and in such a commu-
nifty there is. little vice and crime.
The division of our iIrigable lands
into smaller and smaller tracts will
rapidly increase from this time.
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(continued on page s. seetioa ~.
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DISSOLUTION NOTICE.

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FORECLOSURE SALES.

SUPREME COURT County Of New Yerk'
Caroline NJ Butterfsld and others, Trus-
tees etc. Plaintiffs against Morris BrOner
and others. defendants
In pursuance OF a Judgment of foreclosure
ana sale duly made and entered in the
above entitled action and bearing 5a-e ths
l2th day OF October. 1908, /. the under
signed. the Referee IN said judgment
named, viii sell al pubic auction a % ths
ExCnange -alesroom, Nos. l+-lU Nesvy
Street in the Borough OK Manhattan. city
Of New York. on the 9Th Cay ot NUvemoer
1905. at y O'Clock noon on that day, by
Samuel Marx AuCUiCneer. the premises 1i-
rected by said judgment 10 be sold and
therein described as follows.
All that certain lot, piece or parcel Of
land. with the buildings and improvements
thereon erected, situate. lying and being IN
the Borough OF The Bronx, 0f the city OF
New York In the County and state or New
York, bounded and described as follows;
Beginning al a point On the nurtheTIy SIDE
OF 136th Street, distant lOl-tJ feet westerly
from the corner formed by the intersection
of the rortherIy side Of 18Th Street WItE
Avenue and which point Il also distant 4JO
feet westerly from the northWesterly corner
Of said I36tH Street and Home Avenue.
running thence nOrtherly parallel with
TRINITY or Cypress Avenue. 100 feet 10 the
centre line Of the block; thence westerly
parallel with l36th Street and along the
centre line OF the block 81 feet inches;
thence southerIy again parallel with Trinity
OF CYPRESS Avenue 100 feet TO said north
srly side OF l36th Street; and thence east
erly along the same 81 feet D inches % the
Doint or place of beginning. Together with
steam heat hot water supply. water closets,
baths chandeliers. shades. awnings .neces-
sarv plumbing. electric bells openers. letter
uoxes, gas ranges, &c, being the same
nrouer-v conveyed 70 Joseph A solomon
and Ettie Goldberg by TIE Harlem building
COMPANY. bv deed bearing date the 23j
day OF May 1908.
Dated New York October 18th. 1905.
SAMUEL HOFFMAN, Referee.
HERBERT q. LAKlN. Attorney for
PLAINTIFFS. Once and Post once address, 40
wall street. Borough ot Manhattan, New
York city
Tbs following is a diagram OF the prop
srtv 20 be sold: It's street Nc. Is 54l East
l36th Street.
18TH Street
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18TH street
ltll
t36fh street

f36th Street 45o 10 Home ave.
The approxirnate amount OF the lien or
charge TO satisfy which the above described
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sand nine hundred and seventy eight -a-luJ
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Tror, October i2tb 1905, together with the
srDauses Of the sale The approximate Ia
amount Of the taxes. assessments and water
rates or other liens. which are TO be al
}avss5 To the pure haser out OF the purchase
rfonev ar Maid hy the Referee. Is Twelve
hundred and eighteen 43 SEQ dollars ana
Interest.
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branch Offices at regular office 70 IS until
: oFrlrrk u m viz 1G4 s1h ave 8.
cor 23d st I53 6th ave. cor. i2th ST. lo4
East I4th ~ 25T West 4ai St. hst seen
-fb and sfh aves 263 West 125th 49, 1885
"A ave iG9a 81 ave. near Sl6t ct. 1loS
Isl ave near sgth 81. l6T East 18th 81
TsR Tremcnt ave: Rh0 Bd ave. and any
American DISTRICT Telegraph ofncs.
New-York tribune., 1908-11-09
PROF. sITUArIC.Ns WANTED.
Eenfaie.

Female
FRENCH. GERMAN, PIANO. MATTE
MATES. Teachers degree university
training. excellent methods highest refer
euces. visiting position desired by a high
= educated. refined Parisierne- Nine s.
~ West SD st
New-York tribune., 1908-11-09
II RNETTRE
MAJ HIEERE.

Pe- Ire --------------- IS
g.. GASOLINE an6 steam engines. a.
SEcss Ene sizes pumps - ~. kinds.
gs-e-a- r-aehi-er-. rev and sec1rz hand
--lc-- sold and exchanged IzIfesou CO..
80 -e1-re 81.
..--=R-rSENENTs sEd prescriptions for
The tribune received 81 their Uptown
~=-- sc 1865 tsruz-1z-- nerUe@E Ge-l
end T--r SIS. anti . oc.ock p I'd. Ad-
-a-- -earralrs received a. ths follow ing
branch cF7aes a. rzFEla- Office rates until
s --.n-E e r. VIZ ZSs S-- ave
f-- 80 - ~ Fth ave. cor L2fl s--- IO4
-z-. -s-r So e5T west 80 ST. between
- z-= s-r ayes Zg7 West 21r5 ST
New-York tribune., 1908-11-09
Female

COOK. French. first class; priva-s fam
ily or hotel; take full charge kitchen'
references NJ. 49, West 25t2 st
New-York tribune., 1908-11-09

ADVERTISEMENTS and subscriptions for
The Tribune received al their Uptown
CrHce No 1864 Broadway. between goth
and 3T1h SITS. un-3l o'clock T. m Ad-
,.e~-fsaug=rts received at the following
f.rs7r47 Offices at regular Office rates until
< o'clock o M. viz 264 Sth ave. s
cor 2s5 s.. 153 fth ave cor. 12rn st. 1oz
East lzth ST.. 2jI " est 40 81. betHee1
7Tb and Sth a~es.. 262 West 18th St. 1035
25 ave- 1926 81 ave. near 6lst 81, 1T's
Isl ave. near sgth ST.. 157 East I25th st.
Tg5 fremont ave. 500 Sc ave. ana any
American District Telegraph oftl0e
New-York tribune., 1908-11-09

HOUSEHOLDER or COMPANION Thor
oughly understands the management ot
r,rpseboI1 and servants; excellsn- refer
euces J H @. Miss smith : Employment
Bureau. % Vest 4&d St Phone 5o5S-