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Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1909-02-03
GEORGlA'S CAPTAIN
IS UNDER ARREST
Relieved o. Command % Battleship
and courtmartiaied on intoxica,
ton Charge.
thy Associ;r, / prrssD

DN
GIBRALTAR, Feb = Captain I'D
ward f. Qualtrourh Of the hat;leshir
Grolg ia is under .rIc.t IN BOARD his
own vessel and will hr rr."i BY court
martial on charG" c":rrrtN BY Rear
admiral wainwright G mmandlns IN =
second division OF 'hr fleet that he
was under I'll" imlln"uc': Of imtoNl
cantS at a reCep..,H @N"r on %hor"
a few DAYS ago.
Oualtrough. who's ,,->rl j. III" di-
Visions flagship. .MIa rrhr,"d from
duty by the rear admiral Immediate
Is after the reception aud the exec.
utive officer was placed IN command
OF the vessel.
The ship was brou@h' into Gibraltar
G,v the executive officer.
Courtmartial Ordered.
Admiral Sperry. after considering
the report Of the rear adinlal. dee
cided upon a cOuItmaritAi and ap
pointed the members
The head OF the court is Rear Ad,
miral Scaton Schr. CIDER and Major
Dion Williams CT che marin" corps
is Judge advocate.
The court will meet on board of
on" OF tHt DalsFsliiiH q! ''i' Wv '7''''
tomorrow
Captain QIaltron@h denies tn"
charge. His dcfeE>. will he that N"
was under 4 heavy STRAIN during the
last run Of his vessel ON account OF
rough weather: thu: ON the da! "i
the reception he had been on III"
bridge since O'ciurk IL the morn
Ing: that he did Ecr drink anything
during the day. and partook SiarinSlV
Of the wine served at tn" dinner
which preceded the r.C"ption. Fatigue
was responsible for his appearance.
This affair has been kept quiet, but
none the less, II has created pain
full imprt sSion as il is III" llrs'
charge preferred against an Cff,ccr
sine" the beginning Of the cruise.
II is expected that the court vii!
render Il decision tomorrcw as only
a few witnesses are to be examined.
Ships Are Coaing.
The American hattlrShipS in tn"
harbor of Gibraltar continued coaling
operations TODAY under high pressure
With the exception of the flagship
Connecticut this work will be com
plet-d Thursday.
The flagship will coal last beca'is"
Of the constant stream of officials
Oh board
TIL. engineer fore" of the Kentucky.
in IA spirited two mil" rowing race,
iodav receptIred thc Drtxel cup
which the Louisiana won frcm the
Kentucky in Magdalena bay.
A selected cutter crew from the
Louisiana today retained the Batten-
burg cup defeating crews from the
Georgia. Minnesota. Illinois. Kentucky
and Vermont in very fast three
mile race from Algeciras to the break
water.
The Wisconsin crew was second
and the crew CT the Georgia was
third
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1909-02-03
ALONG THE WATERFRONT
February Begins With More Than
Ordinary Activity.
MANY VESSELS ARRIVE IN PORT
Nineteen Steamers. Schooners and
Earses fc~ Coal Cargoss Come N
Three Oays-ReguIar Lines With
Import Carsoes-Marine Notes.

If the shipping for the remainder
OF the month just BEGINNING contlh'
ues as heavy as it has begun. Fell
rrary will b" one of the best months
that this port has seen fer some time.
The tonnage in port ind Gates that
there will he heavy movement OF
coal from here in the next lew days.
4 total of nineteen vessels having ar
rived in tn" past three days 10 Load
cargoeS OF the fuel. including fly"
Schooncrs. three American steamers,
nine barges and two foreign steam.
trS
In addition 10 the above arrivals
the steamer Rotterdam arrived yes
tcrdav to FurnGSS Witty with Il cargo
of 'mrOr:S and the steamer Albanu
reached port Monday with a cargo OF
imports to the United States Shipping
Company while the Orth!a is due
from GLASGOW and the Holland Amerl-
can liner SCcStlNkp from Amsterdam,
10th with INN r. CarHrcS. are due
20 arrive here in the next few days.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1909-02-03
FAvoRS BIG SHIPS.
Newberry Sanctions 5000 Ton Fight
ers-Outlines Policy.

>SHiH'T''H. " rev.
>"cF lazy 81 -" .."H
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cent ''''u'd''
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a. ~" 90 ~. .aa 49, 4.
NOT ""H
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1909-02-03
Wreck Report.

The following wreck report was is
s"ed q. :ho custom house yesterday
afternoon:
.Ianuarr .i-I.atituGe 40 o.. iongi-
tudc =: -. passed schCOner's mast.
British steamer Inchmario. FolstCr.
Jsnuary o33-Assa'eaguc bearing
WNW Il W truel. about II miles
distant. rasscG logs about - fee.
SchLoasr Widgeon, George
January 2j-HOg Island. Va. bear
ing w 81 y (truel. about miles
distant. passed. logs and quantity
Of lumber Schooner LeCnia. Hard
ing
January c;-Bode Island tearing
w IA y. tmag.). about miles dis
tant. passed number OF long logs
and poles. Schooner Ivy, Hart.
Jan'lpry 2U-Hatteras hearing w
IA s, true,. abou: II miles distant.
passed a q''antity of logs. lumber ana
pole. Schooner Emma, Shaw.
January lS-Latitudc % %. lcngi-
tude - as. passed dismasted dere-
let floating low in the water. British
-teamship ASurcion de I.arrinaSa,
Echvarrie.
January 22-I.atitude 80 30. longi-
tu;ie 80 -. passed the d"relict schoon-
er John ". Brown. British steamship
Maryland.
January l5-Latitude ." -. long
'udc ~ 80. pasged part Of a vessel S
bottom abou; 50 feet long and showing
mar, OF stem and frames about - fe"t
ont OF water British steamer 1maum.
Wigdahi
January 1-La.itudc IS -. long!-
tud, IS G6. passed beams about ~
feet long and I foot square. Dutch
schooner Hainaut. Jacobs.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1909-02-03

li.u$ b> Mrs Cleveland and others
piN,S AS his reason for forfeitine his
taii the fact that he is without fund"
with which % retain handwriting ana
other r>p,lIS To rrfntc the expert
TESTIMONY 20 he offered by the pros
CrrtlUn
As soon AS he has obtained m u"y
enough to cover the cost OF Huch
expect testimony he declares IN his
,,ru,ut Ia, will return and face
trial.
~, I, ming comes 10 III" girl VINO
has Il r,pulaticn a. an hrirrsS.
The preaching of some women ~
better than the piano prartir" u
other,
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1909-02-03
APPROPRIATION FOR
AERONAUTiCS WITHDRAWN
House Reconsiders Action by Which
it Set Aside Half Million Tor
Army Balloons.

WASHlNGTON. ID. g.. Ian. =
The army appro. ration bill TO-DAY
entered upon the last LAP o: ITS DIS
cussion in the H~usc.
Only Two pages remained to he as
posed of when the bill was taken up
but its progress toward passage was
imueded bv spirited debate over an
amendment appropriaiing S2o",ooo iol
the purchase of automatic rlhes
which was agreed to.
An amendment by Mr.. Gaines tl@H'
LeSse") Was adopted providing LOT
the admission free of duty of war BAL
l.o.s and balloon material and ma
chinery.
When the bill wa, put on its pas
says Mr.. Tawnty demanded a sspa'
rate vote on the amendment adopted
las, week which appropriated $500,
oun for further experiments in acre
nau,ics. while Mr.. Parsons 'Nsw
York, demanded similar vote Oh
the Gaines amendment.
No Balloon Appropriation.
on a IlSluE wac iiou-' S~'
silered its former action and The
$500, 90" appropriation for balloons
and air ships was Withdrawn 9" 70
81.
Mr.. Hull was quickly on his feet
and mustered enough strength 10 get
a roll call.
Tie vote resulted: Ayes SO: noes
I6l and the appropriation was aC,
clrdingly tcniei.
Recurring then 10 tn" Gaines
amendment l. was lost 81 10 SO but
because OF The clOseness CT the vote
the roll was again called. This vote
resulted: Ayes us: noes $50: pres
ent =,
Th. ameri mcnt therefore was 'os'
aid the bill was later passed.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1909-02-03
NEW REGULATIONS
TO GOVERN BAKERIES
State Health Department Will See to
It That Sanitary Rules Shall
Pc Observed.

RICHMOND. VA Feb > Th' Nr-
rinta NrpuT mtnt OF Health sends pAt
thr following:
The .n1 Of the recent E"kt!N CON
trovrr Y has at last been reached, and
Al, cause toy tut"rr trCutle has bee"
removed II viii b" recalled that att,
,r an iaSp. ctOr Of %hor Commis%l II,
{" Nnhrrtv Tad invcs ,igattd tht Goa
dit;uH rf bakeries in certain cities re-
0vt: were circulated to the effect
that soUlp OF them We're in i most
misauitury condition. These. reports
Great, 4 much excitement and led &
an inve stieatiun by the grand jury III
Norfolk As no settlement was
reached. Governor Swanson took tn"
matter into his haads and requested
I'll" stat" n alth commissioner and
Professor W. ID. SAUNDERS. pure food
and dairy commits 'iontr. 20 tormulat"
new regulations for bakeries ami
thCr food manufactures of the state.
The governors suggestion WIS at once
acted upon and Nh" new regulation
have been formulated and were IS.
sued yesterday in the bulletin OF tn
state department. OF agriculture.
Cleanliness Main Pc, mt.
Cl"anlint s. in the bakery and IN
every place where fool is manniact'
HrCd j. the fundamental requirement
Of the new regulations. The buildings,
rs floors and walks. and furnishings
must be kept in san tar! ana
healthy cnHfiifion. ana the food during
;hc process. of munifacturr must b"
Kept projected trCm dust. dirt and
flies. WU"kmrn i'll such places ar"
required to be dressed in c,ran clCth-
ing, prcf.rahl" in clean white suits
and OvrrallS. and must be free from
any DhncNiors disease. The windows
Of every such mdnufaCtCry or bakery
must ne screened with fine wire.
SauIr
Tn" rt suI&t;onS further provide that
no person shall sleep i'll the same
room where f od is manufactuT" |. ana
that no animals. excepting cats. be
admitted in any manufactnrE. ENrerto-
ration in any manNiartorN. except IN
70 specially provided cuSpidors. is
strictly prohibited. and no smoking
will b" permitted. Toilet rooms must
+" provided separately from the work
shop
The last provision of the new reg
ulation has to do with tn" delivery
wagons OF bakeries and Ike estab-
lishm'nts Thcsr wagons must be
covered and closed at both ends. cX-
Gcpt in the cases Of meat wagons.
The latter MT be provided with taT'
pnn',nS to protect the meat.
/; is regarded as fortunate that tn"
department OF agriculture has The
power under tn. laws II the stat"
10 prCmulgafe these resolutions a|d
Ito compel Obedience t. them. Ia"
=, su,ts. It is ::ehiccd by - I'll
ci: - will =" c. Great h"nr.l' = lie
people Of ii" -.a:c cal VIII "rSnr''
st.nct clean il, -. i all foo: mn.Nfi2.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1909-02-03
TO THE TEXAS
Norwegian Steamer Texas Will be
al Yard SeyaraI Months.
FIRE BURNED IN HoLO TEN DAYS
Vessel Suc:ained Extensive damage
and Came Here to unload HeT
Cargo AID Undergo Suvey-Con'
trac, Amounts to About $4,000.

Wcrk was started yesterday AT the
shipva,d On the Norwegian steamer
Texas. " uich was brought here Sohl'
,h,r, weeks ago for examination ant.
survey and unloading OF cargo.
The Texas caught on fire while bound
from Chriy,iana Norway. for Havana
and had 10 put into Savannah. wh"F'
the fire was finally COTTON under con
frl after il had burned for ten day"
It is understood that the repairs
necessary to be don" To the NrSSi
are quite cxlensice and will rrqUlr"
about three months to complete.
rrnr contract anlu UNITS TO aDou'
500 GOO
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1909-02-03
HER ENGINES DERANGEo.
Big Tug Mary F. Seul'y Returns 70
Port With Barges.

Thr big ScuIly tug Mary F. SVUI1!
which left here Monday '""lhA ~.
loaded barg"S Felix. Chairman an"
sutton. for Providence. Will" nas-in"
Hog Island. hid an accid'nl 10 Eel
machinery. blowing on; 4 SaiiN'i II
The ccliuJpr head OF her engine an
was fore Il 20 return 10 tH'S loTt '''
;.r..av for repairs. II * "AI"'t""
that she will finish repairing he: -"
zines loda;, ana after loa'n; cal W
her hunkrrs, will proceed ""h -
tow for Providence.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1909-02-03

The most noted clairvoyant OF the
day. He has exceptional qualities
ani is infallihle in his line OF bust
ness. The world has never seen MS
equal. He tells at glance the Cd
jcct Of your visit Everybody Is as
tonishCd at his wonderful powers
gives points on all business affairs,
uri'es separated. brings back the lost
one. traces lost and stolen goods. I'M
earths hidden treasure, removes e'il
Influences, crosses spells and i'll luck.
He is the only one who will give you
a written guarantee to complete your
business or refund your money. All
letters containing 81 will be answer
ed in fail. consultation SIC, full read
ing $l06. 1o:G a. m. to ~ p. m.
Sunday. S to 6 p. nj. Phone call 2i9
> rings for orderA
240a JEFFERSON AVE
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1909-02-03
sRAKDENBURG'S WIFE's
SUBMITS EXCUSES
Saws Husband Forfeited Bond in r a.
nous Cleveland Letter Case for
Lack Of Funds.
tRv Associated Presx.)

MEM YORK. Feb. IA staIemtht,
justifying his failure to respond to
the ealing OF his name in court 70
answer the charge of grand larceny.
was given out today. by Broughton
Brandenburg, tn" writer, through AIS
wife
BrandenburC, who is wanted i'll con
ncCticn With III" selling to tn" New
York Times of an article which he
represented a. having been written
b. the late Grover Cleveland. hn'
which was subsequently declared spu-
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1909-02-03
HAS RETURNED TO THE CITY
AND IS At HIS OFFICE,
24O4 JEFFERSON AVE
HA. D. D Bruce I'D.

NW. u. u DiuI6 u.U.
The discoverer
and sole owner
Of Magic Rene
dies for all
kinds of trou.
bles. is one OF
the noted iv-
ing apostoles Of
the day science
Of the mysteri
GUS.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1909-02-03
Broke Her Winolass.

Word was received here. yesterday
that the Schooner Cox Il Green. which
left rhfS vort last week with cargo
nC coal ,,0uHd for =. TtSmvuth. y. II.
ard anC"c-"d II W">t Chop. Mass.
on Monday might; brOk" her WING lass
while ai'cHr~'iU- to get ITp anchor
md had T." u" tnwCd into Ninyar,l
Haven ~ III" rCI"nH" cutter Tag
CuShn"t
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1909-02-03
SHIPPING REPORT.
Tuesday. February ?, 1909.
Arrived,

Steamer Rotterdam. Richards. Llv'
erpccl--to Furncss WithE Company
with import cargo.
Schooner William II. Summer.
Small New York-to Chesapeake and
Ohio Coal and Cox" Company tor
CARGO.
Schooner Rehccca J. Moultnn.
Strong. NorfOlk-to Maryland Coat
ard Coke COMPANY for cargo.
Schooner Eleanor A. Percy Jew
"tt, Bcston--to White Oak Coal Com
pany for cargo.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1909-02-03
Southland in Dry Doc-.

The Norfolk and Warrington
steamer Southland. which is J"'ng
bull; HI tn" local ship va-d f.'7 - ,
~.ca mbuat COMPANY. j. ir dry "Gck
No ; having : final cca e ;'air.a I'r'
on her ~; .cui II is cXu"Cr"@ mat
>hc will 20 jr'o commission " h' !,
:hc ha.t'cshi. r.: "T-::cE '" lam
On R0ads about February -
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1909-02-03
SAINT Oyster eugeye.

NORFOLK. Va Fob The th"s'
I."aEc S'ramship Company : ba'
lir,r CCImral "a. from Bai'im"r" }.
coming un 'E" ha-b0r "aTly 10 lay
gfruCk and sank tn" nySt'r buggy
Wilton : !.anl ford
Tho crcw ~ tho I,ankf ri Vas r"s
rrr"d and brought 10 Norfolk on Tho
Columbia uEir jurcd
Tho a~ctd"u' hapT"n~d oT Crane
island
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1909-02-03
STEAMER REPORTED -FIRE.
Report Early This Morning Of Blaze
cn Sound Liner.

(Bv ASSociafet. -feSs.)
FALL RIVER. MASS. Feb. "a
report reached her" this morning
that a Fall Rive Liner steamer had
caught fir" in Long Island sound
while on her way from New York.
Los Angeles herald., 1909-05-02
FOR SALE
Country Property

FOR SALE
s5000-RANCH RIGHT CLOSE IN
7-acre nicely improved ranchi EVERY
THING VERY CHOICE; on main oiled
boulevard, right smong the orange groves.
Really town property; only eew minutes walk
to town Of $500 population, and only % min
utes from Los Angeles.
This beautiful ranch is on clean corner
has a nice 5-room house, with veranda; nice
lawn, orange trees. and most beautiful flow
ers and shrubbery; THE SOIL IS ELEGANT
and will grow anything.
A valuable pumping plant belonging to the
property furnishes an abundance of water for
irrigating, and sells a great deal Of water to
neghbors. Entire place is set to bearing wal
nuts, deciduous fruit, etc. Young valencia
orange trees to interest with the walnuts
GOOD HORSE, HARNESS, WAGON, COW,
A LOT OF THOROUGHBRED PLYMOUTH
ROCK CHICKENS, FARMING NIPPLE
NIENTS. TOOLS, ETC, complete the equip
ment for this ranch, and EVERYTHI ON
THE PLACE IS INCLUDED at this remark
able bargain price of $1,000. DO NOT MISS
THE OPPORTUNITY by WAITING, But
INVESTIGATE AT ONCE. WE Will
SHOW YOU SUCH A BARGAIN AS YOU
HAVE NOT YET SEEN. Owner does not
need the money, and will make easy terms.
ENTIRE PLACE IS IN FINE CROPS.
WILLIAMS BROS CO,
2s6 H. W. Hellman bldg. Fourth and Spring
streets. A275s; Main $3.50. 5-2-l
Los Angeles herald., 1909-05-02

FOR SALE-CLEAR, AND GOOD TITLE go
acres at 50 per acre; 100 acres at $3.50 per
acre; 50 acres at S4 per acre; 800 acres at $Io
Ter acre. 16O acres at So per acre; 100 acres
at SIG per acre; good rich soil and plenty OF
pure soft water; no alkali; good healthy ell
mate; no malaria; altitude 1850 feet; espe-
cially adapted for good favored apples ana
other fruits: can show you the finest alfalfa
in the country; also pear trees, apple trees
walnut trees, mulberry trees, eucalyptus
trees; only SIk hours ride from Los Angeles
on the S. P. r. R., not far from Rosamond,
near Willow Springs, Valley View colony ana
Los Angeles aqueduct line; also have lands IN
Imperial and Coachella valley from $40 to $40
per acre; also have about 1000 acres Of
guaranteed soldier additional land scrip, and
1000 acres Of Sioux land scrip; can furnish
you anything in land you want at the lowest
Dossible price Seeing is believing. Come
in and go out and see for yourself With 5.
J. SPENCER, 25 years land experience in
southern California Call at 70S Merchants
Trust bldg, 2O7 S. Broadway. Phones A5606:
Broadway 24S4. 5-z-l
Los Angeles herald., 1909-05-02
Suburban Property
FOR SALE

FOR SALE
A GENTLEMAN's SUBURBAN HOME.
Property on Kenneth road, consisting of 7.I5
acres on an erninence commanding enchanting
view of San Fernando valley, ten miles from
the city three blocks west of the terminus of
the Glendale electric line. Twenty minutes
by automobile. Soil decomposed granite. Gil
mate unsurpassed, cooler in summer and
warmer in winter. Water supply 81 shares
Verdugo Water company also well of pure
soft water bored in Pinch casing 265 feet
deep. Water stands at $50 feet from the sur
face With well is 60-horse power special
electric engine connected with a woodward
pump head operating a 5-inch pump Ample
supply of water for all requirements. Water
tank 20 feet high, holding 5000 gallons, under
room; also electric plant lighting dwelling
and all outside buildings. Land under sub
stantial wire fence, divided into three fields.
IMPROVEMENTS
Dwelling 50x60 earthquake proof, contain
ing ten large rooms, divided into roomy hall,
large reception room and dem two bedrooms
on first floor, bath. toilet. dining room, kitch-
en- laundry, pantry etc On second floor
two large bedrooms, eommodious closets
toilet and bath and hall room. Furnace room
in concrete cellar.
FEATURES OF DWELLING
Walls and floors paper lined. Oak floors
in hall, reception room and den; also in hall
on second floor. All walls ceiled and stained /;
effect yellow oak, golden oak, cherry and red
elm and teak Large bricked-in fireplace in
dining room Hot water Ideal heating plant,
connected with American radiators. CHM
neys earthquake proof. Foundation heavy
concrete walls Beamed ceiling and panel
effect in dining room and den. Concrete floor
in kitchen. French plate glass in front win
dows Porch 50x9. Barn, 30X62, divided into
horse, carriage house and COW stable, and
loft Also wash rack 1Sx22 Concrete founda-
ton walls
SERVANTS QUARTERS
Room 12x14. closet, bath and toilet also
coal and wood shed. Concrete floor in engine
rcom and machine shop, second floor carpen-
ter shop. Poultry yard 50x50. surrounded
by perfect wire fence enclosing three roost-
ing houses, brooding houses, duck house and
she'd All equipments to house new and
modern. Under cultivation is family citrus
and deciduous orchard, lawn and flowers,
berry patches and large vegetable garden
Best collection Of chickens turkeys and
ducks A perfect home. Must be seen to be
appreciated.
PRICE $50 900. TERMS IT NECESSARY.
Apply on premises or telephone Main 1920
or Glendale 761.
H. G. KELLER,
421 Citizens National Bank bldg. 6-2-1
Los Angeles herald., 1909-05-02
20 ACRES WALNUTs $4,000

Trees healthy. vigorous, heavy producers
and just coming into best years. Fine
home new modern, up-to-date, worth all of
$500 Good large convenient barn, tank
house. chicken corrals, etc. This is ex-
ceptional place and easily cared for. The
land and trees without improvements are
worth all that is asked for them.
These are all bargains, and If you are
looking for a ranch home you won't make
a mistake on any of these. 1 have other
bargains Ranches in all the best districts;
ranches that range in acreage and values;
walnut apricot alfalfa and large tracts of
acreage close in; inches with extensive and
expensive improvements; as small as you
like or as large as you want. 1 accept no
ranch for sale unless 1t is up to the standard
in every respect. better list of good
ranches than 1 have can't be obtained.
Los Angeles herald., 1909-05-02
Where Millions Are Being
Spent

Once in a lifetime the farmer gets
his innings. Once i'll a genera
ton the front end of progress hits
the back end of his farm and the
values rise to his advantage. The
farmer and the gardener at Lo-
mita will experience this remark
able condition. The land he buys
for garden truck today will be
wanted for mercantile, manufac-
turing, business or commercial
purposes tomorrow, and he will
make the money by advance in
value. In the meantime he Sc
cures the finest garden, fruit and
walnut land possible anywhere so
close to San Pedro and Los An
geles,
Los Angeles herald., 1909-05-02
THIS is FINE
81 ACRES (plus)-AT $3.50
PER ACRE
Near foothills-no frost.

"a acres valencias and navels. 8 acres
lemons; valencas estimated value $4,000,
lemons $50 to 200 boxes included in sale.
Improvements exceptional 7-room modern
house, tank house. rooms. windmill, els
tern gas plant, furniture, good
mules, wagons, buggy, Jersey COW, in1ple-
ments, etc. Good trees. heavy producers,
heavier every year: fine improvements fine
location, A positive snap for some one