Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1885-10-16
FOR SALE, ETC.

! No. 52.-For $1,000, a 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; a few acres in timber: mower and
| sulky rake; light and heavy wagon; plows
harrows and all farming tools; / incubator; II
head of cattle, horses and | cols, 10 pigs, 50
| chickens; oDe-haf mi.e 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, $50 per acre.
! No. 55.-For 5000, 100 acres, with good
! dwelling; large stable and barn; 3 acres in
| orchard, berries and fruit; horse power pump;
| fenced into four fields with good fence; six
/ miles from Sacramento.
/ No. 56.-For 81 LOCO, one acre, all in fruit
I and trees; dwelling and stable; at Guthrie's
| Station, adjoining city limits.
/ No. 57.-159 acres of fine fruit vine
yard land, near line OF Nevada Railroad in
/ Nevada county; timber almost sufficient to
/ pay for clearing; water running through the
! place year round. Price, only s. per acre.
! Ne. 5S.-SS5 an acre, 80 LIE acres unim-
| proved land, II miles from Sacramento; well
| adaIted for fruit.
: No. 97-S1O per acre, stock range, $500
! acres, in Amador county, nesr Carbondale: all
! fenced and cross-fenced; good dwelling of 5
) rooms; 3 3stables and outbuildings, sheep sheds.
! wool houses, etc. neyer-failing creek runs
! through the center of land; also numerous
/ springs of good water; also mountain range
| of 500 acres. with privilege of outside range;
! $500 head sheep, 40 head cattle, Il horses, 200
! head hogs can be had if desired.
No. 51.-For SI0 per acre. 455 acres of
; land, with hard finished dwelling Off rooms;
stone milk house; $50 acres tillable; 35 acres
| in grain; fenced into four fields; near lone,
Amador county: l25 head ofcattle and 80 hogs
will be sold with place if desired.
! No. 7O.-For sic per acre, I6O acres of
] good land in Tehama county, miles from
| Corning miles from Kirkwood Switch, on
line of oregon and California Railroad; take
Z one third cash.
No. five have subdivided a tract of
$50 acres near Auburn. into 10 and % acre lots
This Is the finest tract of land 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 plow. For health, it cannot be surpassed
irrigation Is not required, as the land is slate
! formation. Price, from elS to S35 per acre;
/ half cash
/ No. 72-F0r So, 800, 80 acres s. 3 miles from
! the city, on stockton road; 10 acres in grapes
al hearing; acres in strawberries; . acres in
( plackoerrleS; acres in orchard: good new
dwelling. rooms; l stable; choice flowers
I etc This is very cheap piece of property
! VIA exchange IN part for city property.
No. 13-i1O acres fine Fruit or Crane
| Land ~ acres in vineyard; small orchard;
J large dwelling and barn; miles from Sacra-
/ mento, on Upper stockton road.
No. 7i-For 81 ,50O-I6O acres Land in EI
7 Dorado county: acres in fruit; 10 acres in
gram; ) acres in red clover; 60 acres fenced:
100 acres in timber: / horse and wagon: p
COWS; sow and pigs: 20 cords of wood 20 with
! the place; house and barn good.
. No. 'o-For S2,000-90 acres in Butte
county: p acres cleared; 45 acres fenced into
two neids; g acres in timber; IL acres or
chard; good house and barn.
No. $3.50 to $50 per acre-Ve have
subdivided into 30 and 40 tracts $40 seres of
land, on line ofrairosd. at New England Mills
Placer county, three miles from Colfax The
land requires no irrigation; grapes grown
upon lands adjacent were awarded the first
premium at state Fair, 1855. 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. S1.-&l, ,315-10 acres on lower Stock
ton road, two miles from Sacramento. Cal;
small barn and chicken house loo fruit trees;
50 shade trees; fenced into two fields This
IS good ace for anyone doing business in
the city and desiring a suburban home