The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1883-07-18

this sale there are two Thousand
acres of fine agricultural and mes--
dow land, ABOUT seven miles north.
east of the rInch buildings, upon
which there are one hundred and
twenty sores in alfalfa finely grow.
ing. This lsa fine grain ranch, and
WIllpr0duce forty to fifty bushels OF
barley per acre per annum. There
lis good orchard in bearing, and
Tive stream Of water af5ording
abundance of trout. About four
hundred acres of this small ranch is
under fence. The vendors of these
ranches own and control the water
right indispensable to the use Of two
hundred and fifty thousand acres of
land for grazing. There is sufficient
water to irrlgate twenty-fOur hun.
dred acres in the lower ranch, and
one thousand in the upper, making
total OF thirty-fOur hundred
acres.
The sale will include eigLty-four
head of good American horses, fifty
of which are large fine brood mares,
the remainder being saddle horses,
n ell trained for herding cattle, and
we'll broken work horses o,ther9
will be included in this sale grain
headers, eight moving machines,
harrOws, and eli farming imple-
ments necessary to run this ranch.
Six years ago this ranch main
tanned throughout the year about
forty thousand head of cattle. The
range was injured by being over
stocked, and the stock was sold, the
owner of this ranch selling twelve
I Thousand head. After a rest OF six
years the range has recuperated, and
is now as good as when in it's prim-
tive CONDITION. The four thousand
head of cattle now offered for sale
are the progeny of well-seleoted
COWS from the best dairy herds In
California and Nevada. They have
increased to their present numbers
very rapidly; eight hundred calves
will be branded In 1888, and estimat-
ing upon the basis Of the past ex-
perience of increase, the brand of
1884 will exceed that number by
One-half. The range is capable of
supporting, without being over
stocked. twenty-five thousand head,
and the present herd may be in
creased to that number without
seeking over range than that now
proposed to be sold.
The Clover Valley ranches en-
brace: Township 81 north, ranges
Al, 1913 A east: township SO north,
ranges AZ, 43, A east: township IS
north, ranges 43, Al east: township
50 north, range 43 east-Mount Dr.
ablo meridian,
Title based upon patents from the
United sta! es will be given to one
hundred and six thousand acres Of
land, commanding about one hun
dred and Fifty thousand additional
acres, to which the ownership of
Jhe land now offered for sale Is a
| perfect key. The present value of
the property is estimated at four hun
| dred and twenty. eight thousand dol
| lars. The whole is offered for three
| hundred thousand dollars, of which
one hundred and seventy-five
Thousand dollars must be paid in
cash, one hundred and twenty-five
thousand dollars in five years
] Deferred payments to bear sever
t per cent interest per anum.
| The cattle and horses will be SOLD
by actual count. If the herd falls
, short Of Jour Thousand head Of cattle
or eighty-four head Of horses, q Orc
: rata amount for the shortage viii
/ be deducted from the total purchase
Price.
Reference is had to ALVARC
EVANS, capitalist, of Reno, and r
! L. FULTON, Reno Gazette, Reno
} for veTihcation Of the representa-
= tiOns set forth above. Inspection OIL
l the stock, land and ether property
is solicited.
Apply to or address,
f WIZ. 81. MILLS,
1 Land Agent G. P. RR., San Fran
: eisee, or N. K. PARS0H9
A Box 766, Salt Lake CITY