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Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1888-11-29

Or. u. &ira Fat gnoe leber ISOLDE
cine 8eiie mad Wep gorf ai1setreten,
iuo er fid laut i6riftli6er Wittbeifuns
einise Belt auibalteu uno ipaterbin feline
8rar,s in ct. gloub iuieoer beginner
pirb.
= Snbem mir auf bic an5eise bea
6errn Soiepb S. Goelbrof pertpetie1.
fsnrtsn mir ben juNgen germ als eirer
suten, su~uerldiiisen uno 5uportommen'
BEN @eiddftsmann empfeblen. @dbrent
ieines Beilena in ct. Glouo mar CT In
peridiebeHen bieiisen @eiddftsbGuierr
tbdtis, unb iiberan CAB &c in ieoer 8e'
siebnns Die bette 8nfrieoenbeit. @it
fir has Snterefie Gnoerer, 70 wirb el
aemiB tiir bas Seinise eintreten bnrd
reele unb prompte 8eoienuns, ueldt
@eidaftsmsiie inn cine CUTE 8utanfl
bnbnen tpiro.
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sszEfSett TIT ote 3ett!

!, @er Sausmobiliar ~einfaufen min,
Der benube bic iebt sebotene siiniise
@elesenbeit. Sn bieier @ode perfau'
fe i'd einen polien Gorratb on M6beln,
als Mobiliar fir Sdlaf5immer, Balm.
rieos uub RobrsM obiliar, Grmhihle,
8atentsS daufelitible. seflo6tcne &obr.
ftible unb S1aufelftible, Sopbas, Sea,
troaen. Sprinsbette, Barlor.9 ii1e, &i.
6ensW obiliar ieoer Grt, iiberbaupt VI
les bonn S96niten mas in ben Barto,
oes @eiden, Bis sum @erinsten mas in
bic &iide bes Nrmen seb6rt. Gue Sc.
genftdnbe tueroen uerfauft su einem Gb.
Su9 BON 10 unb 20 8roSent.
u. s. Daniel,
st. GermainftraBe. e,ne 9bire tueit
lid bonn Mcgprmid 8lod. 49-
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1888-11-29
Befammtmammmg.

pa Die undergraduate Sirma iid nit
Dem 10. 9e5ember 1888 auHDien wiro.
10 lehen mir uns beranlaBi, ole uniere
annoeH, Die uus, iei es se3en Soften
ooer Sanpt 8udred)Huug idntoen,
freunolidit nno brinseao su eriuden.
Dor bem Dbisen Sirma : Gufl6ian9stase
bel uns opr5uipreden, unb ibre &ed)e
hung nit nns auseleiden 81 molten,
w~ioriaenfnils mir uns in Die unannebm>
ttdteit perieBt fcheH uiroen. nnfoten
MAIDEN 81 miiien.
G6d mmef
AZ afbanp, Winn.
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@ltsptrte garnt az perfamfem.

Cine 16o ader sroBe, feds Meilen
BON ct. glouo in Sberburne County
Qelesene Sarm, 40 older inter @ultur,
Der @eIt SolS. uno @ieienlanb, beinabe
alles nenss 2anb. nebf Saus unb Stals
lunaen iinb biais gu %faufen. Guf elm
Grittel Der &auHumme uirb 8eit &c.
geber. Wan frase na9 lit Sas, Big.
aer1taff's @elddftslofal obsr uenbe iid
an 6. q. @arIinatoR,
a. ct. glono, Mtnn.
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Cine cute @elesenbeit.

90 i9 mid bonn @eiddfte surid3u.
Sieben seOeufe. 10 btete i6 bas BON mir
b~etriebege nno inter benz 0amen r&it'
temaun Sotef@ befannte @aitbaus sum
8erfauf an. 8eim Sotel StalIuns fir
"a 8feroe, @aid6aus unb SolSi1up.
pen. lotuie sates 8afier, aaes in sutem
3utanbe. @eseu Ndberem tuenbe man
lid an ben @iseutbimer
: Saepb &ittemann.
G @panspiue. Minn,
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1888-11-29
Neue Nnaeiaea.
"a gerTi9ert BEL pub. Samfen.

Bgr gerii9ert BEL Sub. Samfen
30 Die beiten Mt9iaan : Btnter
Gepfel at ben nieorisiten 8reiien BEL SO
Garter, ct. gfoup, Mtinn. 49,
Bar @etb Su perleiben sesen Sppp.
tbefen aui beiuesfi6es gisentbum. SEQ.
ten uno S~ppOtbefen sefauft. s. g. 9bo.
mas, SEER 8lod, ct. gloab. 80 ba
| Bsr 8ersislider Marblebeabsaali
Gum gertuuf bel .. Som & Co., Met.
roie. 47-4t
81 Gmer.Bicou lift Elm ausse5eid.
netes, importirtes Masenbitters. gu
baben i'm California einbaus.
"a 8ommt uit6 iebt, ipas .. som
& So. gu ~uerfaufen baben in ibrer
@iienipaarens Sanoluns, glarf's Blod,
MselrpIe, Minn. 47-4t
10 SGe Sprten einbeimii1e unb
importirte 9iqu6re i'm CALIFORNIA; ein.
bans.
Rag% MiIer's feinite Cabinets otbp.
,9rapbten 81 $2.00 oaS Oubeno. Gin
8reis fir a0e arten. 32s
B1F 5iiralle Irten BON Del, Sarbe,
|Sirten, @lastitt, Sapeten, uip. ,Eiprede
man Dor bel 90 m. 5iems 8, Mtelrple,
Miitll. 81
1sJ Ser lebte Monat bon MiGer's
@eilen in ct. glouo. @er bic BON
lbm sebotenen 8ortbeile nod niht Be-
nuBt fat, ioqte itd beeifen, bies sn
tbun. 80
B9F Bette Qusnabl BON Sefert, bic
ie in Melroie. in oer aeuen @ilenmaa.
ret 6anoluns, Gtarf's 8lof. AVA
TO- Calf in Der tteien giienipaaren.
6anclun9 bon .. 6Om & Co., Mel.
role. 47-4t
H1F 9as California einsSaus aas
%rantitt, baB Die @eine, ole es p~erfauit,
mOerfalIbt uno H~nscwdfiert iinb, uuo
iir meotjinii6en uno Samitien Sc.
BRAND ii6 gang belonoers eisncn.
1[1E OoaI;La 0I,,2n.otI ~ (C:S.....
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eGy- Nebrere uniererabonaenten ga
Sea uas bas 8eripre6en, i6r Qbonne.
ment nit Soft 81 %be5ahlen. ga iebi
bic faltcn Gage boz Der Sbfre fteben,
10 tudre es uns iebr uiini1enstpertb,
tuenn jene Gbonennten ii9 hires Ser.
lpredens %eriniern uno basielbe einl5.
fen iuoqteH.
s&FSelo 81 z 8ro5. bel s g 2oturt
"a Cine friidneffense aub IN fau.
fen seiuht. 9adwirasefl bel Sobt
g d n, Commercial 9otel, ct. glcuo
Minn. -5l
Ia gerlihert Gner @isentbum be
Cont & gohn. 8err 8lod, ct. Glcno.g
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100000 3 3ToO osrls ~; r. Ma rIs
ct. Glouo, WfinneiGta. A
Sur gefantgem Sea@tmms.

Denieniaen Gltern, pelde hire Tod.
ter in Der Mniit ausbilben laiien mollsn,
tuiro cine fd6ne @elegenbeit geboten.
inoem bic S6tpeitern bes bl. 8enebictns
eben cine alaiie IN bieiem 5nde erDf-
men. @s miro ndmlid lluterridt auI
benz &laoier, Der Srael, Der Siiber unh
Der @uitare sesebeu. I'm Gdberes ,pens
be nor fid 9efdnisii OIL
Sdwefer superior.
ct. MarD's gOnuert,
st. @lpub, Minneioto. Al
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IeEihouert Gmer Settt!

Die e%fesauten s BEL 10 sroBen 8ors
traits gum ginrabmen, bic frei perseben
iperbel nit jebem 9usenogabinet.Sbc
tosrnpbien gu $500 bas Dusenb, Sies
ben unsemsin ait, @er nod feines be'
fist, lolte bic leste @elesenbeit iuabrs
nehmen. MiGer, 8butoarapb. 80
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9esslei9en tperben mebrere anbere srbs Bargains in nnierm
Atammotb' Store seidloheu. 8eridumt resbalb nibt sic Geleeen=
be,t. funamt ipfort, DO Die 8reisberabiebuns Dem fuarren gEetter
su3nf9reiben tit. 9teie lit eine solbere G%elesenbeit, INN gSiuter
uaaren e,u5ufaufen su rs BITS 80 Hro;ent 0e.pinn. gebA
fet, oaB unier gorratb nu unb ~5eitsemdB it. gstr oferireu feline
~abgelese Waaren
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8n serfanfsu aaer 40 perpadte u

9as in Wselroie nabe benz 8abnbofe
selesene 8aciFceS otel, biz iebt BON Yet.
@ilbelm i~nnesebabi. einaeridtet fhr
Sotel uno @irtbldaft. eiuer Der beiteu
8fdbe in Gtearns gouutg, unter sitn'
Itiaen Geoingunsen 5u faufen poer 81
Ipa6ten. geaberes bel 8raier q 9as'
lamp Melrsie, Minn. ~
PEERLESS DYES .. ssss II Is sr sss:s;
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Tar TAubGs

Cine iebr intersHante, 1872 Seiten
Iauae ianarirte 2fb6amblune iiber 3oub'
belt unb D5renserduiMe nnb beren per-
lung ptne 4erufsf5runo parienbet fiir 5
Gents, Franco, S. 5. q idoIio =,
1T, MacDpusal Str. steu gori. Al
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ADem Subltfum CUR aefdlisen 8enntniB-
nabme, RAP t9 bic Union Sdderet bes Sui.
Sud i%bernpmmen unb bdsGei6dft auf met.
men Nanten peiter betreiben unb barnaG
tradten werbs, bur9 9rpmptbeit unb reefs
Sepienun9 mir bic !3xfrtthenbett meiner
8unben ;u fiderr. Gin pp1er @orratt an
Gigarren, GOnottpreimaaret unb Groceries
uno s%efannten Sriidten te.S an 9anp. SIN
irsenb etnen Stabttbeit werbt i'd frtfHea
Srpb unp iOniises Sddwerf ieben Worsfr
liefern unb tb sebe Die gertderun9, tae i'd
ieren sufriebentele. Sebt Gu6 uni mad
meinem i6bnex unb 9rpben Sprratt ar
@etend6tsWaaren. Sc
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gJ unsefdbr Der rai1eite Mann,
BET bent Der Sarmer @elb leiben fam,
1T 6. y. Cooper i'm Central Sotel 8lod.
Wtit 10 ntebrisen Sntereiien uno 70 nes
mig Ntiibe fiir Den @eloleiber fans er
Seoen sufriebenltelen, Der Ge!b leiben
mlf. A.
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Sctcrta9s Waaren.

asS@ @roBe Bargains in Carpet uno
S1aufeltiibleu uno lOaltiaen nibli9en
unO uertbuollen Sa6en bel
80 q. &. Daniel.
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store at u%erfanfen.

Cine CUTE @elesenbeit. einen Store
biaig, NIT ober pbue @aaren gu faufeu,
I'm Qusfunft iuenbe man ii9 oil
5. g d II nj a n n,
st. Soiepb, Stearns 60, Mtnn. So
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Enaben Aeberr0fke.

gu $3.50, $500, $2.50, So. so unb
$500 tpertb rs Yrosent r1ebr.
80 9usenb Seriep &aapen Is Gents
tpertb 80 Gents.
100 Dubenb gan; iuoIIene Soden au
rs Gents, ionitAS pertauft 8us6 Gents.
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0anfia9mng.

aaen, bic iid an Dem gesrdbnifie un<
Ieres unuerseBliden Sobnes unb 8rus
bers, 6rant Sid, an 9ienitas bstbeis
li9ten unb 10 ibre Spmpatbie nit Der
Samilie betunbeten, lei biermit better
9ant 9elaSt. SOs. Gid uub Satin
nebIt @eI6piitern.
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10 Se9li9e Iuswabl in @iienluaa.
rem ftnoet man bel 8. 6ow & 80. in
NelroIe, Winn. 47-4i
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e in immtnitr Sorratb
" wirb jebt su srpbei
Bargains pfesirt, I'm, ben
san3en gOrrat9 Der Sat
ipnwaaren aussnperfaufen.
|Desbalb 1T Sebermann
berslt9 einselaben, nit ppl~
lem 8ertraue1 aufS 6ltez
buns zines suten Bargains
NIT benz auoerld6isen 6lets
|berbdnbler
8. 3ronosinsei,
SO. 9O5. ct. eermaiuarabe, ct. gtouo
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6emoe nnb 9anOiduDe.

100 9nbeno fueiBe unsebiseltr Stms
ve 81 rs Gents wertb IS gsnts.
100 9ubeps ftarfs ppltne ssouf.
banof6ube 81 Is Gents pertb bas Cop.
petite.
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gu perfanfen pser an perpadten.

ct. @foub, Minneiota.
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UCL w WV SfttbS IVY oukV wv ~ot1i
fir ooer aeaet1 Sncorporatipn au ents
ideioen ba6en. Wir b5ren, baB, fails
Die Siabt incorporirt tpitb, baielbft elm
8anfseiddft etablirt perbeu ioa. Cobb
|Sprins 1T auf sutem Wese, fem Sn.
~tereiie su tuabrer, unb boffentli1 brin.
gen bic 8iirser ibr Yroieft sur @eruirfs
liduns.
= &m Sreitas Ibenb sesen Z tlbr
ert5nte bic 5euersI farmslode uno balb
bemerfte man, bab Steuenlon's @iienz
lgieBerei unb bic MaIhinentuerftdlte
BON Seuer bebrobt feien. Die Seuer.
pebr mar prompt our Stelle unb ben
S1laudcompagnien selars es ani9eis
neno bas 5euer urtter Gontroge ag brins
gen. 9ob bas 5eusr brad BON feuem
unterm Dad burd unb es itabm BIS se'
gen 8 llbr, Bis bab man bic @epiBbeit
bate, bic @efabr iei beieiti9t. @llens
aieBsrei ipie Maidinentperffdtte tno
tbeiltpeiIe aerit6rt. Die ID ben Werfs
5tdtten oafbewabrten Muiter fpnrbeu
bonn Serer serit5rt unb Die Mai6inerie
fart beIddbist. Gie bod iid Der 9erluf
bet6uft, fonnte 6err GtenenIpn biz begte
nod nidts behinmf atsebeu. 9is
Wuiter tparea sa $500. bic Maidinerie
5u $1700, bas @ehdube 5n $500 uni
lionitises Materiaf 81 $400 uerii6ert
Der an benz @ebdtoe aiaeri1tete G9a'
ben ipirb iofort Der n5tbisen Gusbefe
rnns unterSpsen, nit tpelder Grbeit
Shreinermeifter Wath. MoB betrani
i1t, tpShrenb @anmeiiter 6. 81. @eme,
bas @etduoe NIT einert Giesba1e Der
iehen ipirb. Snnerbalb stuei @oden
10 tnirb nnsenon1u1er, fam Die slrbei
IN ben Merfltdtten tuie6rr aufsenumnlei
werbeu. Das sarse Gebduoe tuiro nod
ties dribiabr nit Gaditeinea umlest.
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built roads through large grants,
legacies of the bad landed sys-
TEN of Mexico, in the hope that these
large holdings would be subdivided, but
has found that it did not have that
effect, but on the contrary seemed to con-
solidate them. Numerous instances of this
could be cited If the company had
purchased these large holdings before the
roads were projected, and subdivided them
and given them away, it would have been
better than the system that did prevail.
In the case of Capay valley, in Yolo
county, it found valley In all respects
equal to the now famous Vaca valley, ca
pable of sustaining dense population.
As now existing, there was no inducement
to build road There was no expectation
of present profit in its construction. 1t
was only in the hope of subdividing the
land and inducing settlement that the road
promised to be profitable AS long as
1t is used for wheat growing, the entire
tonnage of the valley could be carried in a
month. The primary object of the COM
pany, therefore, is not the profit that will
ensue from the increase in value of the
real estate, but it expects its highest profit
from the density OF population and in
creased production, which will result
from the subdivision of the lands.
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orchards. Grapes, apncots, figs, pears, cherries,
| almonds, peaches and all the other fruits to be
| found in the most favored localities reach here
| the greatest perfection. The very earliest
fruits end vegetables appearing in San Fran
| cisco and other markets are grown in this val
ley. In respect to early production, Capay val
ley ranks fully with, if not superior to- the cell
ebrated Vaca and Pleasant valleys. This fact
alone confers very high premium upon the
lands to be offered The orchardist vineyard
ist and gardener of Capay valley can place ripe
fruits and vegetables in the San Francisco and
Chicago markets at the high rate usually OBJ
tainable for early fruis, and from four to six
weeks in advance of nearly every other portion
of the Stale of California. Under completely
analogous conditions in vaca valley, lands have
reached a valuation of $500 an acre, and have
proven highly profitable investments at that
price The lands to be offered by the Capay
Valley Land Company are in all respects equal
in fertility, and lie under equal climatic ad-
vantages with the most favored orchard and
garden lands of the State
One of the leading objects of the purchase of
this land by a syndicate of persons interested in
the success of the railroad to be constructed was
to secure the subdivision of the LAND into small
holdings. aud to promote the density of settle
ment Keeping this object steadily in view,
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tion OF the Woodland, Capay and Clear Lake
Railroad is being pushed with energy and will
reach very early completion. The line of this
road passes Immediately through the lands
owned by the Capay Valley Land Company
which lands will be Immediately subdivided
into small tracts, several town-sites established,
and the lands and the town property placed on
the market.
Capay valley is located on the western side of
Yolo county, and is one of the most fertile and
picturesque valleys on the Pacific coast. The
lands in this valley have heretofore been owned
in large holdings; the growing of wheat mas
been the chief agricultural industry, which,
owing to the great fertility of the SOIL the
warmth and salubrity of the climate, the heavy
annual precipitation of rain, and the perfect
protection which the configuration of the valley
affords against north winds, has proven highly
profitable. At intervals, however, throughout
the valley, orchards may be seen, and these eX-
periments in the line of horticulture have dem.
onstrated the full capabilities of the valley for
the growth of all citrus, semi-tropical and TEN
perate fruits. Orange and lemon trees of most
thrifty growth may be seen in the gardens and
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some of the largest and most fertile tracts will
be subdivided into ten and twenty-acre lots, and
individuals will be strictly limited to the owner
ship of single lot. Town sites will be located as
near to the center of the tracts as may be found
convenient or judieious. and the purchasers
of orchard or garden land in small tracts wlll be
permitted to purchase not TO exceed five lots in
the townsite plats. In this way it is designed 10
establish populous and thriving communities,
whose growth and prosperity shall be based
upon small holdings of very fertile and highly
profitable lands. Ten acres of this fertile land
lying under climatic conditions so favorable to
orchard and garden culture may be made as
profitable and responsive to intelligent industry
as 160 or $40 acres of land devoted to the growth
of cereals. The very early maturity of fruits
and vegetables already alluded to will secure to
the cultivator the highest market price, while
the road to be constructed being under the
management and control of the owners of the
land to be offered, will afford every facility for
the shipment of fruits and vegetable, and in
every respect promote the success OF these enter
prises.
Geographically, Capay valley lies immediate
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greater and broader undertaking to be
done with the right. They can scarcely
conceive great commonwealth founded
upon the culture OF fruit, because such
commonwealths have not heretofore been
founded. In California, however, horti-
culture with yiticulture combines the two
great departments of fruit-raising. The
great leading industry of France is
wine-making; one of the great
leading industries of Spain is
raisin-making, and among the great indus
tries of Italy is olive-growing. California
combines all these. The products of the
vine, in all the varieties, will contribute to
the wealth and employ the industry of this
State, while the orchards will furnish all
the varieties of citrus and deciduous fruits.
There has been hesitating, doubling ac-
ceptsnce of the fact that great common
wealth can be based upon fruit culture,
but all doubt is rapidly passing away.
INTIMATE COMMERCIAL RELATIONS.
Fruit will do for California what wheat
never could have DONE In the first place,
the demand for fruit throughout the
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world cau be supplied from a single locality
In the we:ld just exactly as well as the de-
mand for wine has heretofore been sup
piled from France, Spain and Italy, the
demand FOR raisins from Malaga,
or figs from Smyrna The economic
and fiscal conditions which from the earli-
est times made it practicable to carry the
products of one country to another for the
purpose Of exchange for the products OF
the country to which they we're carried.
are greatly intensified in modern times
and are constantly being intensified. The
Intimacy of relation of any given portion
of the world with any other given
portion is more than one hundred times
greater now than at the beginning of this
century, and that intimacy of relation and
its great leading significance goes t. the
question of producing everything in the
climate and soil best adapted to its growth.
The density of population in any ooun-
try is dependent upon the profitable en-
ployment Of the inhabitants of that coan-
try. The greatest density of population is
based upon manufactures and art; next is
tie growing fruits and the cultivation of
the vine; then the ordinary agriculture of
the country, and last the occupation of the
herdsman.
In this connection and as Illustrating
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ly west OF the beautiful and thriving city of
Woodland, the county seat of Yolo county. It's
trend is northwest and southeast. having a
length of 26 miles, and an average width of
three miles. Cache creek is very considerable
stream OF water, even at its lowest stages, and
every piece of land offered is either intersected
or washed upon one of its boundaries by this
stream of clear, pure water. Gardens and orch
ards may be brought to the highest stage of per-
fection without irrigation. The annual rainfall
is abundant for all horticultural purposes, but
should irrigation be desired for the purpose of
producing more than one crop of vegetables in
single season, or for the purpose of producing
perennial crops, abundant water facilities are at
hand for that purpose.
The line of the Woodland, Capay and Clear
Lake Railroad Company is being graded from
Madison, the present terminus of the Vaea
Valley and Clear Lake Railroad, westward
through the valley, and the road will be
equipped and in running order at an early day
through its entire length. It is the design TO
offer these lands at rates and upon terms of pay
ment which will afford the highest encourage
ment to their actual occupation by large and
industrious class OF people. Surveys for town
sites and subdivisions Of these large tracts of
land are in progress, and maps of such SURVEYS
are in preparation Owing to the large number
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For this reason, as will be seen
by the preliminary announcement of the
Capay Valley Land Company, no person
can buy more than one piece of this land.
They will not allow it to fall into the
hands of spectators, but will sell it to
actual settlers for less than half its practi-
cal development on the basis of lands as
sold in the Vaca valley. Some
of the land will be sold at
cost, not because it is not as
good land, but because there will be no
town-site established upon it. The prices
fixed by the company range from S25 to
$3.50 an acre. The latter figure applies to
the land Immediately surrounding town.
sites, and which may hereafter be subdi-
vided into town lots. A large portion
of the land is offered at from $50 to
$50 per acre, which is intrinsically
as good as any land owned by the COM
pany.
COMPARISON.
As already stated, this land is as good
as the best found in the Vaca valley, and
in this connection we present a list of pur-
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the wonderful capabilities of Capay valley
to sustain dense population, reference
will be made in this article to various pro-
ducts which are specially adapted to its
soil and climate, and which will plainly
show that twenty acres of land devoted to
fruit culture will employ the industry of
more men than six hundred and forty
acres devoted to wheat-growing.
sUBDIvIDING LARGE TRACTS.
For the first time in the history of rail
roads in California, railroad company
has attempted to do something more than
merely enter country for the purpose of
doing its carrying trade. Ordinarily rail
roads are built into and through country
and some locations for townsites are pur-
chased, because there is some profit in
making subdivisions OF townsites, but
this is the first time in California where
the leading persons connected with rail-
road have purchased large quantities of
first-class lands in order to secure its sub
division into small holdings. The South
ern Pacific Company has had very bitter
experience in this matter. It has
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A CENTRAL COLONY.
Plan of Colonization in the Very Heart of
the State.


The Capay Land Company purchased
some 10000 acres of the very best lands in
this beautiful valley and are practically
making colonization effort in the very
heart of the State. Colonization schemes
in California have usually chosen as their
sites wild and unoccupied territory. re-
mote from the centers of social and COM
mercial Influences, while this land lies
within three and half hours of San
Francisco, in one of the most populous
districts of the State On the 1st of Sep
tember last the company issued the fol-
lowing preliminary announcement:
Prior to the location of the line of the Wood
land, Capay and Clear Lake Railroad, the Ca
pay Valley Land Company, a corporation COM
posed chiefly of the Directors and officers of the
Southern Pacific Company, purchased on the
line of the proposed road, and chiefly in Capay
valley itself-through which the road is beir
from Madison in Yolo county-seveIal
arge bodies of the choicest lands to be found in
hat beautiful and fertile valley. The construc-