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The San Francisco call., 1913-07-20
Northwest Wheat

WASHINGTON
SEATTLE; 1 July 1e;-Wheat: New crop-Blue
red Russian, 7sc. Old crop-Nominal
Yesterdays receipts-Wheat. 8 cars; corn. 9
cars; hay, % cars: -four 3 cars
TACOMA. July Observation-Disclosures old
93c; new, s2@S3c; club. DID, 90c; new, Soc
Receipts-Hay, cars.
OREGON
PORTLAND. July -Wheat-Unchanped
Receipts-Wheat cars; barley, cars: -four
cars; hay, 10 cars.
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CALIFORNIA BANK CLEARINGS

Bank clearings as reported to the
California Development board by the
several clearing house cities for the
week ending Thursday, showing the
amount of increase or decrease from
the amount of clearings for the corre-
spending week of 1912 follow:
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New York Money Market

NEW YORK, July 1e.-Money on call. nom
inal; loans
Time loans. steady; 60 days. 464h per cent:
30 days. ) per cent; six months 6G6L per cent.
Prime mercantile paper per cent.
Sterling exchange, firm. with actual business
in bankers bills at 81 1910 for 60 day bills and
at 81 $500 for demand
Commercial bills. 81 SO.
Bar silver, 59lsc.
Mexican dollars. 47c.
Government bonds, heavy; railroad bonds,
steady.
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Copdittou of Treasury

| WASHINGTON. July 19.-The condition Of the
United States treasury at the beginning of busi-
ness today
Net balance In general fund. 1925. $50, 1855.
Total receipts yesterday. S1.s34 1874.
Total payments yesterday, $2.430, ,904.
! The deficit this fiscal year is $19, 81, 4S6,
against deficit of 50, 774 $50 last year. exclusive
| of Panama canal and public debt transactions
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Boston Stocks

(From E. F. Hutton & Co.'s private wire)
BOSTON, July 19.-0ur market showed
strength at the opening. with most issues higher
than at the close on Friday. Trading was fairly
active during the first half hour. but 1T dropped
off some and the last hour a quiet one
CRANKY was strong feature, with little stock
offered The market closed steady and little
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PRICES DROP IN
WHEAT z|GZAG
Favorable Weather and Up
tinistic Report on Rust
Plague Cause Drop
Higher Prices Close Corn
Oats and Provisions
Are Active

CHICAGO. July 19.-Hope that the
spring crop would escape serious uain
age from rust took increasing a''0
ton today and lowered the price
wheat. The market closed STEADY a'
Ac to nc under last night corn M
ished &c to &c higher, oats up 7sc -
&c and provisions from sc to nc oe
cline to an advance of 121sc.
Favorable weather in the nortn-
west made the wheat pit disposed TO
accent cheerful view of field condl-
tions. The fact that cables were hrmer
seemed to count for little as against
statements that velvet chaff wheat was
already being cut IN South Dakota and
that the North Dakota harvest would
he in progress by August 1. In this
connection some heavy selling was done
on the idea that the threatened narin
from rust would be eluded in good
time.
Commission houses were moderate
buyers of wheat on the decline anu
helped the market to react niue
from the low point of the day. Late
strength of coarse grain was factoT
in checking the wheat bears toWaru
Although rain and cooler weather
west and southwest eased corn at hrst.
higher prices ruled in the END. II Was
held that the moisture was not sum
ciently general and there was but Mt
tie change in the bullish character Oh
dispatches from the districts Where
damage was alleged: A.,
In oats a special feature was t9e
active buying of December for OUTSIDE
account. The crop in, Missouri was
said to be almost a failure.
Realizing sales by longs formed the
rule in most OF the provision options;
The main reason was the prospect or
a more liberal supply of hogs next
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New York Grain Market

NEW YORK, July 19.-Flour-Ouiet
Wheat-Spot. irregular: No. 2 red 94hc. No
l northern Duluth, 81 00L. Futures were ea sier
early on favorable cable reports from the north.
west. but regained part recovering closing un-
changed to Ac net decline. July 99Kc: SEN
tember, 94Ac; December. 97Tkc ~
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PORTLAND. July 19.-Clearings, 81 $40. $50;
balances S1O6. .oN2.
SEATTLE. July 1e.-Clearings, 81 756. .342 bal
ances S233. .6O3.
TACOMA July 1e-Clearings, s3o7, ,215; bal
ances S54 994
SPOKANE. July 1e-Clearings. s567 ,6o2: bal
ances SI27.039
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New York Mining Stocks
New York Curb Stocks

lFrom p F. Hutton & Co.'s private wire.)
NEW YORK, July 19.-The curb market was
very quiet today. There only sale of
United Cigar Stores Tonopah Merger was about
the only active issue the mining list, selling
at prices slightly higher than last nights
ell
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IFS TED SECO M Els
SALES lilly 10. 1913
CLOSING QUOTATIONS

I Bid. Ask.
Nor Electric Co 5s... &c
IOakland Gas, L&H IS. = 101
IOakland Transit Co 6s.103
DO os .....--..... lu5
| Do Con IS. ...... 94
iOakland Trac Con IS. 80
Oakland Water gtd IS S91s
Omnibus Cable ky 6s. - 100
Pacific Gas Imp 4s.. 80
Pacific Gas & Elec IS. s4B S5A
Pacific Electric Ry 5s.102
Pae 1t & Pow gtd 5s. - 9l12
Pacific Tel & Tel 5s. 96%
Park & Ocean r r IS. = 100A
Peoples Water Co 5s 12& -
Sac Ell, Gas g. Ry 5s. 100 Il 102
Sac & Woodland r IS 95R =
is Joaquin 1t & P IS. 97A =
Do Cor 6s, series A.101 "A
Is + Electric Ry 5s.- 90
! ST. Napa & Calls r 6s. = 102
S F, Oak & s J Ry5s. 9SAl00
Do I'd mtge 5s. -. 81
Do Con Ry IS. -. so
Is ] & S Clara r AIS. 80
Santa BarbaraG&El6s. 971a -
SPRR of G 6 5s.105a
SPBranch r of Cal IS - 12215
Is p K r 1st ref As. SS3s
is Val Wat gen m As. 50 S9h
United Gas & Elec 5s. 100H
United r f of S r As 562 =
Val Counties Pow 5s. 99A 1001a
STOCKS
Alaska Packers Assn. S013 -
American Nat Bank. - 135
Anglo-Cal Trust Co.. 125
Anglo & Lon p Bank. = 151
Armsby Co of NY pfd - 100
Associated Oil Co.. 4OR 41H
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Chicago Produce Mnrket

CHICAGO, July -Butter-Unchanged
Creameries PPM 026c.
Eggs-Unchanged. Receipts 13 $50 cases Az
mark. cases included. s@14c: ordinary drsts.
14la @151ac; nrsts, 16g161ac; storage. tic.
13Ac; Young Americas, 14Ac; longhorns 14E aS
1411c "
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Duluth J.irseea

- DoLuIH, July 1e.-Linseed-S1 3s1k: July.
Sl.ooA; September. S1.3S%: October. II sssi
november, $l.s91s asked December, s1.37.
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Bid. Ask.
Bank of Cal, N A.. 200
California st r r. .12412
Cal Fruit Gamers. !. .113 116
Cal ms Co (par S40). II
Cal Wine Assn pfd.. S21a
Do common 30
Z | du pont de N com 135
Flreman's Fund Ins. Psi 240
First Nat Bank Of S F.215 22i =
Giant Powder Con. -. SOY S4A
Hawaiian Coml & Sug. 26ss
Hawaiian Sugar Co... 26A
Honokaa Sugar Co... 3
Hunt Bros Co pfd... 99h
Hutchinson Sug Plant. 16
Mercantile Nat Bank. 200
Mutual Savings Bank. so
n Cal Power Co Con. 24A 81
Onomea Sugar Co. -. 81
Orc Electric Corp pfd. So
Do common ...... 1212
Paauhau Sugar Plant. 1874
Pac AUX Fire Alarm 21a Az
Pac Coast Borax pfd. 90%
Do common ....... 100
Pacific Coast Casualty. so
Pacific Light Corp pfd = 70
Do common -. 1Osh
Pacific Tel & Tel pfd. %
Do common ....... %
Peoples Water Co pfd 35 47h
Philippine Tel&T Corp "a
Realty Syndicate -. so
Security Savings Bank. - $50
S F-Oak Ter Rys.A pfd - 72h
Spring Val Water Co. 511a
Sterling OIL & Dew. los
United Petroleum Co.. 30
Union Sugar Co... ..... 201a
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Cash Graf,. and Provision.

CHICAGO, july 19-Corn-No eoaeo,l.
No No white. 63h 631ac; No 2 yellow. s26
62%ci No. g. 611a @62c; No. 3 white. soM II
s1c; No. white. 6i@62T-e; No. 4 yellow 6oS
Rye-No. 2 e31ac
Bsrley-5O663c
Timothy Seed-s s.. 756475.
Clover Seed-Nominal
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Associated
the
from s4o the selling finally SAL Railroads
$4,000 Pacific
$3800O Of tocks
hat price
and Tor General Petroleum
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High Low Bid [ Ast
Sales / STOCKS
IHighI Low ! Bid / Ask
Sales | STOCKS

the New
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Hutton's Chicago Advices

WHEAT-Rather narrow wheat mar
ket again today The tendency not
pronounced in either direction, but the
range was mostly a little downward
from last nights close. YESTERDAY
advance had apparently eliminated
much of the short interest, which made
a rather weak start. There was not
much inclination to open new business
at the close of the week, and values
rallied because of insufficient pressure
and because of the considera BILE strength
shown in corn Cash interests have
been doing little either for milling or
export Country purchases only fair
in this territory. and light west and
southwest, where prices are low to
farmers All outside cash markets
were nevertheless lower today For
eign markets all fractionally higher
CORN-Corn has shown stiff ad-
vance today following a weak start.
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BOND ISSUES IN STATE

Because of a difference in opinio
to legal fees the purchase of
100000 bonds of the Sacra mento
school district by Farson & Son or
cago has been called off by the b
of supervisors.
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MIDWAY GAS PRODUCTION

The Midway Gas company, which
takes the gas from the lands OF the
Associated OIL company and distributes
it to the Los Angeles district where
it is wholesaled to the distributing
companies. has Increased It's delivery
of natural gas from 100000 cubic
feet a day to Is 600, 900 cubic feet day.
Several large wells have recently been
drilled in. producing in the aggregate
400, O0o, 900 cubic feet of gas daily.
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600 total cash S426. liz. 900: excess law
full reserve 500. .2T2 200 increase sS57. 400: trust
companies reserve with clearing house members
carrying 25 per cent cash reserve SG6 All 900
Summary of state banks and trust companies
in greater New York not included in clearing
house statement-Iaans $54s. 740. 500. decrease
81 ITO 400: specie s65. .421 500. decrease sT9 600:
legal tenders ST 593 800 decrease $3.50 500; total
deposits S6o3, GA. 800 decrease Sc, ,S75. 600.
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New York and London Metal Market
| NEW YORK, July 19-The metal markets
were dull and practically nominal.
Copper-Lake, IL. 37h @14.821ac; electrolytic
1 14.256 1437 1ac; castings, 14Q14 25c.
Iron-Unchanged.
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1000 MacNamara :. 49, 500 Ton Merger -. IS
500 Mexican i 25 $500 Ton Merger SO
1000 Mizpah Ex -. 81 5000 Umatilla OF
5000 Mon Pitts Ex. 09 400 Union Con IL
CLOSING QUOTATIONS
CALIFORNIA
RidAskI Bid. Ask.
Argonaut ...2 90 Gent Eureka. 10 -
Runker HILL / 80 $50 Eureka Mos -
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UNLISTED SECURITIES
SALES July 19. 1913

& M
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Loans. Exchange and silver.

The Japanese steamer Nippon Maru, ont for
the orient yesterday. had S61616S in silver bull
lion for Hongkong and Shanghai.
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Oil Stocks
D STOCK EXCHANGE
SAN FRANCI.

Los Angeles Oil stock.
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UNION PACIFIC EARNINGS

The Portland. Eugene and Eastern
railroad. the Southern Pacific suhsid-
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Future Grain and Provision.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1913-05-15

7 m = 4,,wAn 3n IN xXtx4~~n IA no,.r,nyx
1y ~
senlaa ei Mar1es efSla noche rue pier
ateAdida, mas Qa9za mitad dc los
miembros hall4naose p~resentes.
naan,,aa Isl NJ lset,,ra VI III 1000.
alhi''sheos hi yeancon
sl apfobacion, eofaunicaciones fue'
ron leidas. III mas importante siendo
una del Coronel Ralph d. Twitchell 4
W. &. Sargent, eH cuanto Al estableci-
El Nuevo mexicano., 1913-05-15

Tu solo, dos milo. themes sieinpre
mano u sumo podery y quien pic.
a. resistir A IA fu8rza de til brazog
El Nuevo mexicano., 1913-05-15

didas prosentarse 81 pdblico "a cier
tas horas.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1913-05-15

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los jados deI ofiente y osst6 d6 III
pisx1 d6nd0 u 6bnxrato ~ ps6|tSns
cIarfs dri e6kxdo.
Ps,so sobre IL me1s IL {peficIon paYa
avi]neuntar IL xyenida Ii sD6n Gaspar,
Ios 6onciliares d~sciarando que pn6
"trefa hsbia IDS descubierfa hacieu,
ID aue Id Acfudad psEnra liz rnItad az
lo0 fastos.
Fas6 III OYdenanxa 40. B reIatiyx i
xan6uetas en Ii Gale de Cerrillos.
pss6 " 0rdenSnxa No. 380 aboliend0'
ssurnIderos Ill 81 inter6s de / salud|
pdbuca.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1913-05-15

Mas pierde euI perder un erado III
elacia, que n 70 perdleran cIelo i
terra.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1913-05-15

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Arizona republican., 1913-12-14
FEDERALS CLAIM ROUT
Continued from Page One.)

suited by Villas troops. Similar mes sages were sent to King Alfonso of Spain.
 The situation resulted in
 ence of the rebel leaders at JuareZ at which it was explained that Villa, be ing the military commander rather than the head of the civil government, had acted without sufficient advice. It was decided that General Carranza should be asked to start immediately for Chihuahua where hereafter he might determine the future policies of the revolution after personal confer enCes with Villa. The meeting decided that Villa by his acts toward the for eigners had precipitated a serious sit uation As General CarranZa cannot go overland from Hermosillo to Chi huahua in less than ten days, mes senger in the meantime has been dis patched to Villa with important sug- gestions. These suggestions are to the effect that Villa should not further in cur the displeasurc of the foreign gov
Arizona republican., 1913-12-14
MOTORCYCLE NO. 23
 PINCHEO FIRST DAY
Being a Chronicle of III Luck Arising From an Unwise Selection of
 License Tag by New Law

Night police docket contained the words
 Motorcycle No. g. F. j. Orput. ar rested 9;30 while riding with muffler open.
 There is q bit of history back of that It started when young mo torcyclist of Phoen:x purchased the new state number 13 from Secretary Sidney Osborn. Yesterday afternoon the brother of No. 13 sought to buy No g, so as to keep the ill luck in the family Orput had just called up on the phone and bought the sl1iddoO number.
 The moral is that division of the numbers 13 and 3 between two fam flies will bring bad luck to both. No. T. has so far succeeded in keeping within both the speed laws and that regarding noise. Orput's first stunt happened last night.
 The rule of the office of the secre- tary of state permits a motorcyclist or autOist to select any number he may desire. This was designed to permit owners of motor vehicles to retain their old numbers in the new list.
 Motor Policeman Williams, who p2ade the arrest last night, thinks the new tags with their slanting white letters on 9 blue back ground art very pretty-and very visible
 Selah'
Arizona republican., 1913-12-14
SUDDEN DEATH OF
 JAY B. BUCKNER

Jay B Buckner, one of the best known young men around Phoenix Gicd suddenly in his apartments m the Frank SIocum home, 1909 North Seventh. shortly before midnight Fri day night of pneumonia after an Ili- ness that lasted less than forty eight hours. Early this week he complained of a very severe cOiG, and Thursday evening took to his bed. On Friday l4e was unable to visit his accustomed haunts By night ne was feeling little better however, but the end came suddenly Shortly before mid night, after a heavy coughing spell Ec called far d drink of water, ana then said. Everything seems to be turning black" and then fell over. dead.
 His brother Herbert B. Buckner, prominent liveryman oi Fl Paso, was immediately notified and will arrive here today. He will take the body back with him to Fl Paso, where i1.terment will be made beside his mother who died al few years ago The Elks' lodge of Fl Paso, to which organization the young man belonged, will have charge Of the funeral He was also q member of the Fl PaSo Country club.
 Jay Buckner was out thirty years of age when death took him. Of a sunny disposition he was one of the most IoVable characters in the world Although suffering himself oftentimes he always had a chcery word for cverybo He went through life with d smile. He came to Phoenix rom Fl Paso about two years ago in search or d winter climate less " igorOus than that Ct Fl Paso. He nladc his home with Mir. and Mrs. r. W. Slocum the entire time. They were friends of his bOyho0d and looked after him as they would have cared for l brother
Arizona republican., 1913-12-14
VILLA LOOPING WITHOUT
(Continued from Page One)

Holy family, Father Manuel De Fran cisco, the mother superior and six sis ters of the order of the Virgin Mary.
 Other Spaniards reported that in ad- dition 10 threatening them with death if they remained in Chihuahua longer than ten days. General Villa demanded of the merchants $500, 900 in gold as a tribute to the revolution in return for which he would pay them in so-called cOnstitutiOnalist currency.
 United States Consul Edward, at Ju- arez, attempted to send a telegram from Juarez to Chihuahua but was told the telegraph lines were not working. Finally he arranged to send a messen- ger by autobOmile.
 Before the rebels entered the city said Father Morales we thought at least the children of God would be safe" He said that as soon as the church people had given Villa all their worldly possessions they were told they would have to leave the country like other Spaniards.
 We asked" he continued, that we be allowed to take with us all of our sac Ted church vessels, but were told this was impossible as all the church prop erty belonged to the rebels.
Arizona republican., 1913-12-14

The correct and best blood purifier known to science is-Calcium Sulphide. This great cleanser is contained in proper quantities in Stuart's Calcium Waters and that is why all blood trou- bles and skin blemishes rapidly dis appear after their use.
 An unsightly and pimply face due to impure blood is one of the most disgusting sights one can see and yet all about us, upon the streets, in the theatre. when travelling, etc, We see these horrible results.
 There is no need for this condition if you will take Stuart's Calcium Wa fers daily and keep all salves. lotions, cosmetics and other harmful prepara- tions from clogging the pores.
 Every first-class druggist in this country carries Stuart's Calcium Wa fers, which are pleasant to take, harm less, and may be obtained for 50 cents a boX.-Advertisement.
Arizona republican., 1913-12-14
DRINK MORE WATER
 F KIDNEYS BOTHER
Eat Less and Take Salts for Backache
 and Bladder Trouble

Uric acid in meat eXCiteS the kidneys, they become overworked; get sluggish, ache. and feel like Jumps of lead. The urine becomes cloudy; the bladder is irritated. and you may be obliged to seek relief two or three times during the night When the kidneys clog you must help them flush off the body's urinous waste or you1l be a real sick person shortly. At first you feel a dull misery in the kidney region, you suf- fer from backache. sIck headache. dig ziness. stomach gets sour, tongue coat ed and you feel rheumatic twinges when the weather is bad.
 Eat less meat. drink lots of water: also get from any pharmacist four ounces of lad Salts; take q table spoonful in a glass of water before breakfast for few days and your kid neys will then act fine. This famous salts is made from the acid of grapes and lemon juice, combined with lithia and has been used for generations to clean clogged kidneys and stimulate them to normal activity, also to neu- traIize the acids in urine. so it no long CT is a source of irritation thus end ing bladder weakness.
 lad Salts is inexpensive, cannot in jure; makes q delightful effervescent Whitewater drink which everyone should take now and then to keep the kidneys clean and active Druggists here say they sell lots of lad Salts to folks who believe in overcoming kid ney trouble while it is only trouble Busy Drug Store Agent.-Advertise
Arizona republican., 1913-12-14
YUMA ONE IF STATES GARDENS
George Hageman Trips Through Valley of Lower Colorado and Comes Back Surprised and Delighted.
 Good Roads Fever Strong

"I was never more surprised and pleased il. my life ehar during this past week. said George Hageman NtSterday. II went to Yuma county cu business, the fitst time l have had ;~ny considerable stay IL the town. During the time vas taken down the N.uIey, on the Mesa. up to the dam at Laguna, and through the orange groves. and l can frankly say that Yura county is one of the most fertile spots on earth. And in this 1 ln not disparagins Phoenix bit in fact with the recent improvements ln rural communication by means of scOd roads Yuma is brought nearer to Phoenix, and We can realize that the good people who are down there in that southwestern county of the state are our friends and neighbors, are with us in the work of building up the greatest state in the union, and are Y ith us in the aims We have to make beautiful the deserts and waste places, and are working just as hard as We are working to bring every point in Arizona nearer to Yuma and nearer tn Phoenix.
 That county is possessed of the most energy for a small community . adopted a bond issue for $500, GOO the purpose of which is to connect with MaricOpa county and the state capital. Even while i vas there the board of supervisors worked for d day and a half figuring how to save one full day in the working of com pleting the roads when once they shall have started the construction.
 "Then there is 3 hospitality to Yunla that is appreciated by q thor ough FhOenician We are so much in he habit of turning out here to re ceive friends and eXcursiOnists and to gi"e the freedom of the town to some party or other, that we forget all to- gether how fine it feels to be made a fuss of This was one of the par ticuIars in which the Gumans touched my heart. They got together in short order after I got there, bunch from the commercial club, and it i~ :; live one even if not so awful big, and we had the best time imaginable. They were not satisfied with wning and dining me but they insisted on taking me on automobile drives up and down the valley.
 We went down through that flat level little stretch that borders the east side of the Colorado. where the land is below the bed of the river, almost and which must, Holland like, ae protected by levees from the en- Crcachments of the laden stream. The land is so level in that part of the river bottoms. that the farmers ip irreating can rpn the water from either end of their farms to the middle. Here they grow all sorts of crops similar to the farmers in the Salt River.
 Then We went to the mesa and through the orange grove. and saw the valley smiling below from Obser- Vation Point. The prospects there are untold. Water is to be pumped to the mesa by means of force pump similar to the Highline canal on the southside here, and then the finest orange land in the world will be T,aced under cultivation
 Then I went to the dam at La Guna and saw that wonderful work where dam was laid on the river