Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1885-10-10
Prepare for Another Season !
PURCHASE YOU 4 FARM In TIME
SWEETSER & ALSIP,
Real Estate and Insurance Agents,
No 7O75 r7o,,,+h etraat Cacroran+o
No. 1915 Fourth street, Sacramento.


No. 52-For $1,000. q Splendid Fruit
Farm of 40 acres, with 1000 bearing vines
and nursery stock; 1000 trees in bearing; 40
acres in grain; acres in alfalfa: 40 acres
more produce good alfalfa; dwelling stable
and barn; few acres i'll timber; / mower and
sulky rake; light and heavy wagon; plows,
harTOws and all farming tools; incubator; II
head of cattle, horses and l colt l9 pigs, so
chickens; one-half mile from Loomis, Placer
county. The finest of vegetables and hops
| produced without irrigation. This place is a
bargain, and only reason for selling is old age.
No. $50 acres, four miles south of
| Sacramento, unimproved. Price sos per acre.
No. 55.-For $1,000, 100 acres, with good
dwelling; large stable and barn; acres in
orchard, berries and fruit; horse power pump;
fenced into four fields with good fence; six
miles from Sacramento.
| No. 56.-For 1000, one acre, all in fruit
and trees; dwelling and stable; at Guthrie's
Station, adjoining city limits.
| No. 57.-159 acres of fine fruit Vine
yard land, rear line OF Nevada Railroad, in
Nevada county; timber almost sufficient TO
pay for clearing; water running through the
place year round. Price, only So per acre.
Ne. 5S.-SS5 an acre, 80 liz acres unim-
proved land, l p miles from Sacramento; well
adapted for fruit.
No. $3.50 per acre, stock range, $500
acres, in Amador county, near CaTbondale; all
fenced and cross fenced; good dwelling of 5
rooms; 3stables and outbuildings, sheep sheds.
wool houses, etc. A never-failing creek runs
through the center Of land; also numerous
springs of good water; also a mountain range
of 500 acres, with privilege of outside range;
$500 head sheep, 40 head cattle, y horses 300
head hogs can be had if desired.
No. 51.-FOr $40 per acre. 455 acres of
land with hard-inished dwelling of rooms:
stone milk house; $50 acres tillable; 50 acres
| in grain; fenced into four fields; near lone,
| Amador county; 125 head ofcattle and 80 hogs
will be sold with place if desired
| No. 7O.-For SIP per acre, $50 acres of
| good land in Tehama county, miles from
mil loo from itch on,
line of Oregon and California Railroad; take
! one-third cash.
No. Tive have subdivided tract of
| 800 acres near Auburn into 10 and 20 acre lots
This is the finest tract Ofland in the foothills,
| and will well repay a visit The well known
reputation the location has for fruits and vine
| yards, of itself is worth all that is asked for
| the land. 1t is most all cleared and ready for
| the pillow. For health, II cannot be surpassed.
Irrigation is not required, as the land is slate
| formation. Price, from SIS to So per acre;
half cash
| No. 12-For $500, SO acres, miles from
| the city, on Stockton road 10 acres III grapes,
| all bearing; acres in strawberries; , acres in
blackberries; acres in orchard; good new
| dwelling. Z rooms ! stable; choice flowers,
| etc. This is a very cheap piece of property.
| VIII exchange in part for city property.
No. 1910 acres fins Fruit or Grape
| Land, 20 acres in vineyard; small orchard;
| large dwelling and barn; miles from Sacr2-
! mentO, on Upper Stockton road.
No. 74-FOr SI,50O-160 acres Land in FL
| Dorado county; 3 acres in fruit; 10 acres in
| grain; 3 acres in red clover; 60 acres fenced;
| 100 acres in timber: ! horse and wagon ,
cows sow and pigs: 20 cords of wood go with
| the place; house aad barn good
No. 75-For S2,OOO-9O acres in Butte
| county: p acres cleared 10 acres fenced into
! two fields; So acres in timber; ~ acres or
| chard; good house and barn.
No. $3.50 70 $50 per acre-We have
| subdiyded into 20 and 30 tracts $40 acres of
! land, on line ofTairoad, at New England Mills,
| Placer county, three miles from Coltax. The
land requires no irrigation grapes grown
| upon lands adjacent wee awarded the first
| premium at State Fair, 1888, and are in great
| demand for Eastern shipment. Every acre
| can be brought under cultivation. Located in
| warm belt; always an abundance OF rain;
| no snow. and vines are never injured by
| frost. Terms moderate
No. Ssh, 315-I0 acres on lower Stock
| ton road, two miles from Sacramento. Cal.
small barn and chicken house; 100 fruit trees;
% shade trees; fenced into two fields. This
| is a good place for anyone doing business in
| the city and desiring suburban home.
Es- SEND FOR CATALOGUES. ga
SWEETSER s. ALSIP,
| st21-Ipt Sacramento.