Imperial press and farmer., November 02, 1901, Page 3, Image 3

About Imperial press and farmer. (Imperial, San Diego County, Cal.) 1901-1903

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11 teacher. This modorfl ScboolhoUM
Ih located on the north bank of the
main canal, aboul ten mlb n noulh of
the town of Imperial, Where the
children came from no one soetns to
know, but they are tticro, I'rofiHHor
Carr, the teacher, seems lo enjoy the
novelty. A lent clone by Ih iholter
for the books, etc., at night- Colton
N«WH.
A Bright Future.
Tho desert country, iih It i>« com*
mooly collodi Im i*«-i n»; lookod to at tho
proHcnt tl iih* iih tho coming farming
hoc l lon of Hoiulhtii California. It him
110 doubt a bright futuro before It,
water In abundance un<l cheap at that,
and a climate that Ih not nearly ho
bad an moat people Imagine. A num
ber of Corona poopio are heavily In
tereHtetl in that acction and Bbmo have
■pont the entire summer at Imperial
and are pcrioctly anilaflod with tbo
climate, which, of courto, Ih not an
cool iih on the const, but no hotter
than In many of Iho Btntcfl boat of the,
KuckleH. Many of Corona residents
who (lied on laud when the. project
wan (IrHt Blurted, have made money on
the proposition, an t!ie price of water
Htock hiiH been advanced once, and
will be again advanced Oct. 1. It now
costs a person $1.25 per acre for tho
land and $11.L'5 an acre for water in
annual payment*. After Oct. 1, the
price of water will be placed at $15
per acre, $3.00 cash* and the balance in
five annual payments. Anyone think
ing of Kui'iß down to look over the
country Hhotild make arrangements to
go before the advance taken place, as
tho difference on ICO acres will be
$600. quite a Htlff advance, but the
company feels that the demand Is
Hiich that the advance will make very
little difference in tho number of
Hales. I. \V. Gleason, the agent for
Riverside county, lakes a large party
down next Thursday, and a number
are talking of going from Corona. —
Corona Courier.
More Enthusiasm.
J. I), and ICdward I^angford are ench
tho posflfwsorH of a half section of
land at Imperial. They, like nil who
have visited that section, are enthu
siastic over lt« prospcctH.— Highland
Citrus Holt.
An . . .
EXCURSION
To . . .
OLD MEXICO
Will be run from
LOS ANGELES via the
Southern
Pacific
Company
DECEMBER 19th, 1001
Making stay in the
CITY OF MEXICO
ROUND TRiP RATE $70.00
(lood for SUt> !>■>•
In prt'sentlus thin opi>ortunity to tho
public to visit thin quaint city of the A/*
tecs n v«ry low rate has boon made, and
those who can nhould takt: advantage of it.
Tin" train will be made up of flrnt-clasa
Pullman Sleeping Cars with Dining Car
servico through to the City If desired,
and enough can do «o t<« innure tho ex-
penso, the Slee|H. i r« can ho used during
tho stay i» the city.
Wo would request that you inform tho
iM-urcHt Southern Pacific Agent, if you
desire to take advantage <if this Kxour-
«ion, so that accommodations may be
reserved for you.
CorrcsponiiiiiK l^> w Katos from all
points on the line of tho Southern Pacific
It. K. wilt be made.
All Side Trips while in Meiico are op-
tional and can be taken at nominal ex-
pense.
Uemember it in pcnonally conducted
by a competent Excursion Manager who
knows the customs and language of the
people. He will he with you on all side
trips and take enre of all detail.
Make your Reservations at Once
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I Imperial, California I
I Offers to the public I
® superior accommodations f
f Patronage of tourists and land-seekers solicited &
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I bedding TFIWIT^ |
I Camp furniture I LH^I i COVERS %
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I Rubber Goods, Rubber Boots and Clothing!
«!■ We always aim to please our Customers
2 [ We solicit a Trial Order, knowing that you will caM again
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I 138-142 S. Main St., Los Angeles {
% MAIL ORDERS PROMPTLY ATTENDED TO ¥
BUILDERS' AND SHELF HARDWARE WAGON & CARRIAGE HARDWARE
Corbins lz>cks. Starrett's (Joods, Nicholson and Diss- Iron, Steel, Shoes, Coal, Axles, Spring*, Forges,
ton Files, Disston's Saws, Shot, Loaded Shells, Hercu- Mellows, Drills, Anvils, Vices, Rims, Shafts, Single-
lcs Powder trees, Poles
Kails, Wire Cloth, Poultry Netting. Mincr't Picks, Pipe and l-'ittiiiKs, llruu Uoocls, /inc. .Metals, Wire
Harrows, Ames' Sliovels and Bimilcs, Waihin^ton Hope, ltars, Sheets and Plates, Chains, Hulls,
ami Cooley Steel lioorfs ...... Spiltea, Hope, Barbed Wire
TINWARE AND GRAN ITEW ARE HINING AND OIL WELL SUPPLIES
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