Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1888-02-26
IMMIGRATION.
A Well Worried Circular From
tIac state Board.

A Well Worsfed Circular Froi
tl,c state Board.
From the circular issued by tn
State Board OF immigration tn
following extracts are made: Ii
each county of Nevada, chiefly by
means OF ir l2ation, the agricultur
al products common totne temperate
zone are produced in abundance
the soil and climate being we'll adj
apted to general farming. Album
dant crops Of grain, alfalfa, potatoes
and garden vegetables are raised
by proper irrigation and proper till
age. Three crops Of alfalfa are cut
each season. Stock Dtes.oing, in
Guiding cattle. horses and sheep. is
extensively carried on, owing 70 the
extensive grazing lands OF these
! counties. All fruits ldap,es. 10 4
temperate climate thrive with pro-
! per care, their yield be-
| ing bountifui aud OF very superior
| quality. Nevada took the first and
second prizes for apples, potatoes
and wheat at the exposition at New
Orleans.
The Central Pacific Railroad runs
through Truckes and Humboldt
valleys, a distance of four hundred
miles. The Virginia and Truckee,
connecting with the Central Pacific
at Reno, runs through Truckee
Meadows, Washoa and Eagle val
legs. The Carson & Colorado con-
meets with the Virginia and Truckee
at Mound House and runs through
Carson, Mason and Walker Lake
valleys. TIE Nevada &. California
connects with the Central Pacific at
Reno, running through Spanish
Springs and Long valleys. The Ne
vaJa Central connects with the
Central Pacific at Battle Mountain,
and runs through Reese river val
ley. The Eureka and Paiisade con-
meets with the Central Pacific at
Palisade, running through Pine,
Garden and Diamond valleys.
CLIMATE.
The climate OF Nevada is the
most delightful and salubrious
in the known world Neither the
prostrating heats and destructive
cyclones, nor the Arctic frosts and
deadly billiards. of the Western
States are known here. The con-
sumption-breeding fngs, and count
less insect pests that swarm in other
lands, arc also strangers in Nevada.
The war NEST days OF Summer are
modified by some Southwest winds. |
laden with the sweet odor of wild
flowers, and the lnvisOrating arena
of the ingenious sage, while the
nights ara seasons Of transcendent |
rendered so by the gem
tie breezes that wait health and
vigor to the sleeper. In June and
July occasional thunder storms cool
the air and freshen the face OF ma
ture. The Winters with the excep-
ton of few cold days, are Spring
like, the snow remaining only a
short time, except st great alti-
.udes. Malarious fever and pulmon-
ary consumption are exceedingly |
rare, and are usually imported cases,
while SMALLPOX, measels and kin
1red diseases are short OF their
errors by the dryness and purity
i the atmosphere. Scrofula, salt
heum and similar inherited taints
II blood, are, in few years, almost
entirely eradicated from the system |
~ the wonderful healing properties
If Nevada's matchless climate. Ne
ada may be justly styled "The
Worlds Great Sanitarium. For
urther information address:
STATE BUREAU OF IMMIGRATION,
)r State Land Office, Carson, Ne
ada.
NoTE-Tow nship plats OF these
tnds can be- found in the Offices OF
he several County Assessors.