New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-04-18
REAL ESTATE.
Nrw-YoaK, Monday. April II. 1871.


Mcssrs. Muller, wilkins & Co., held parti-
tcn sale of improved and uaim-royel property located
on ST. Nicholas, SIKH and Teuth-aves and Ninctcenth
Forty OEe-hundrcd arJ-nftecnth Onc-hundrcd-
and Nteenth, OlciUi Gred-aud-:wentysecond orc
ct @rd.rI, H. ens,,,dEcd onG-t wsnty-
am itsS.; uuc c. on tic northeast corner of
Tr4u'hinSoe-aEc am O."-unGced-ani-foUrteeItE- st
aud were fully up to th5sS 81 ~ I preyiay m a.
~ ne same locality Below win he fornd desert pion
vi rhe liNltrt| sold, and thc prices realised.
VIM II. Rly0or has sold Two 'o;s ,orncr Of Seventy
nut'-5 ana fiitAye and two on the rear. for t,-0y
Sso' one los on Fifth-ayc. between Nhcty-,iAh and
N.,N'oe'cntn-sts, adjoining DE above, Tor s17,JC0
H'So ieioa's me sac OF Tour lots south eide OF sixty
l'uI h-S 10 tCet east Oi Fi'h-avc FOR SIS eco each
Al anita, Ca, Ia 1882 numbered some 800 In 1901 II
ad increased to 1900 Then The COMPLETE destrio-
non 81 Ac cry uy tr iLe IN i5Ut, Tlgu 1850 houses. iu
des;roT cd and moi more I'm f,To sore 6n go e
standing To-day the population Hm0unta TO S3CDo, aud
C{ is buit NJ WITH solid ana substantial houses LIS
1hr Naa Nalla Valley coupr os tGo greater portion
considerable norton of Uiila CONT. 0roc3n o.d il
divided b. The line separating the Territory from thJt
Siie Ii h bounced on tlC north ny The rOuchct aud
its waters. on ito cas-, by the iiuo Mmntains. on thc
while from east 10 west il is l,le less TLa Wal2
Nalla RIVER. with all it, thutao- has its fountain in
the Blue Mountains, and after flowing in general west
ory direction ough the valley lcr anout 20 miles
empto inlo tho Columbia near Wania IN travelling up
me hIer ir"lh us mouth the farming land for he
tier OF farms. But lie hills on cilScr side OF
The stream Tor miles ere orc Le' OF bunch grass. and
might he Justly termed the ntoch IiseTs Paradise"
TIE soil is general thing, very FERTILE and produces
grain, vegetables aud NUT IN abundance In
some localities trees and vegetables are 10 degree.
irrigated Int IN most places hi; = unnecessary thc
rains furnish al noces ,JIy moisture. The hotter pog-
tons OF the valley FOR agricultural Is tIj l,ny
along the base OF the mountain IAtle lS from
on tie momins to the Other, belt 81 beautiful sopng
land Of perhaps average width Oi 10 miles OF r.cu,
moist Land, sOco Of which is now bearing crops IN,
Buch Of u Is nOt yet, uced 20 cu walton.
yet steamed. Im,her aNdy from tie mountains, and
consequently nearer TO the Columbia River. tie land,
Ccp along the water courses Is dryer. and IS not well
acaptcd To agricultural purposes. 4hc climate
- mid, and great deal warner in the Winter
than in any OF tho Atlantic States Of q half
Galen degrees lower latituoe. II is not oitCr
tho case that snow els more thrn few inches Deep
covers lie cIOlud Tor more than week at time, al
though this is LC always tho cdso Gut, for the Winter
Just ended snow has rOt fallen 10 exceed ard
half inches IN epth At any time, audOu8 chat deep twice.
Neither has IL remained on the ground ior twcntyoT
hours. As general rule little SLOW and Ice NAV he
pCccd but II VIII not do tn "lnye-t" TOO heavily in
sieigis OF skates. Tie natural advantages OF soil ana
cannot ne easily oteugcd. TIE greatest dsu6
vantage under which settler. have heretofore l5bOIrd Is
q vail Uf facilities ior transportation. Ties" dsadVap-
agcS are such enterprise will 20. d t9t day over
come as there IL now hut little doubt that lie harvest Of
1872 viii be borne to Uarket on the rail way.