Los Angeles daily herald., 1888-01-17

California, no town has been laid out
| on more substantial scale with view to
future growth and prosperity than
County, Cal.
Its location is one of the most charming
| in the
GREAT CUCAMONGA VALLEY,
Situated on the gently sloping plain, at an
| altitude OF 952 feet above sea level, and
within full view of the grandly towering
peaks of the magnificent Sierra Madre
| range. Old Badly, with his superb height
| of 5000 feet and hoary, snow rowned tops,
and CucamOnga, with It's grand height of
5000 feet, together look down in majesty on
| the lovely valley at their feet where, in
| most charming contrast, may be seen, far as
the eye can roam, orchards of oranges,
| lemon, lime and o i've, and viney ards laden
| with semi tropical fruits, and fields clad
with verdure and laden with perfume.
About three miles to the west may be
| seen the fiourishing town and colony of On
| tarlo: to the northwest, about the same
| distance, the old, world-renowned Cuca-
monga vineyard; to the north, the fine new
town OF North Cucamonga; to the northeast
| is the village of Etiwanda, and to the south
east Riverside, Cotton and San Bernardino,
and Immediately to the southwest is the
| rich and prolific Chino ranch, South Cuca-
mouRd DeluS Une great central p0lnt,
The climate In any section being depend
ent largely in distance from the sea-coast
altitude of surface, relation to mountains
and general topography and contour, these
conditions areperhaps as nearly perfect in
CucamOnga as can be found anywhere in
the world. The distance from the sea-coast
assures freedom from fog.laden sea breezes.
while the atmosphere is SO pure, dry and
exh!leratlng that those suffering from asth-
matte and pulmonary troubles find it most
IQvlnOratlnr and haQlth rpcfnrit,n
The water supply is inexhaustible, and,
being from never-failing mountain springs
is absolutely pure. 1t is conducted in iron
pipes. which are already laid throughout
the streets of the town.
The soil is superior and rich sedimentary
deposits, of extraordinary depth, is loose
and easily worked, and retains moisture for
q great length of time, requiring very little
irrigation: t /, Those who are thoroughly com
,o,. 1T to judge have pronounced Cucamon-
ye ter,,, soil and climate together, to be
"a g .aklnss arsor =. the famous Duarte and Xiv
erside orange belt or raising ;ral oranges lem
The The Company con- %ns also II g9tRd the
40-acre tracts, with water, -.
town site of South Cucamonga.
No new town in Southern California has
brighter prospects for becoming railroad
center than South Cucamonga. Already it
has two great continental lines, the Southern
Pacific forming the boundary line to the
South, the Atchison, Topeka and Santa Fe q
short distance to the North, with two pro-
to Salt Lake City.
A fine new passenger and freight depot,
Just completed by the Southern Pacific
Railway, adds greatly to the comfort of
travellers ana general attractions. over
thirty trains pass through Cucamonga daily.
To secure the comfort of visitors, the fine
new hotel belonging to the company has
been opened under the management of a
thoroughly competent hotel man.. No ex-
pense has been spared in the appointments
and furnishing to make it frst-class in
every respect while the rates will always
be reasonable.
The grounds surrounding the hotel and in
the park adjoining have been tastefully laid
out with all kinds of tropical shrub berry,
ever-playing fountains ETC., by an expert
enced landscape gardener, and over 10000
trees have been planted in the streets of the
town.
A sojourn at this pleasant hotel, where
within easy reach are the picturesque
mountain trails, the grandly beautiful
ca1lon and irresistibly charming scenery of
mountain, glen and valley, will be found
vastly conducive to health and happiness.
SOUTH CUCAMONGA
Is no new town in the midst of an unpopu-
lated district, but is right in the centre of
the finest improved portion of the Great
Cucamonga Valley, and is bound to become
business centre.
Owing to its great richness the soil pro-
duces the finest oranges and lemons grown
in the State, peaches, apples, pears, figs
almonds and walnuts, and the finest of wine
fertility of this section the old CucamOnga
vineyard Zone of the Oldest and finest in the
State) adjoining Cucamonga, may be men
toned, the wines produced there having a
world-renOwned celebrity.
Freight received at South Cucamonga de.
pot, for the year 1887, amounts to the enOr-
meus sum of 5,322,375 pounds; shipments
from said depot for the same period, 2,O39,-
O25 pounds; thus showing the Importance
OF this rapidly growing locality as a ship
ping point for the surrounding country.
A first-class livery stable will be opened
Immediately.
Telegraph, postoffice and express Offices
are already established, and the company
intends shortly to erect a number of fine
stores, private residences, and also contem-
plate the erection of a fine bank building.
Lots have been set aside for school and
church purposes, park and hotel grounds
nave been tastefully laid out, and over 90
600 trees planted on the streets of the town.
The lots are all good and perfectly level,
market at the lowest possible price, in order
10 enable those buying to realize hand
some profit within a short space of time
Compared with surrounding towns, there
are no prices as low. In Ontario. the nearest
town on the west, sim iarly situated lots
are now selling at from $1,000 to $4,000.
A town backed by the extensive influence
of prominent railroad officials, and such
representative men as II. NJ. Hellman, W.
Il. Goucher, G. +. Smurr, I. B. Henry, John
K. Jackson, A. A. Staunton, III. M. Russell,
etc., whose determination it is to make it
one OF the most prosperous towns in South
ern california, is assured
The Cucamorga Land and Improvement
Company, during the last few months, have
been spariDg no expense in improving and
beautifying this splendid property and
getting 1t ready for sale and being now
assured of its great success as the coming
town between Los Angeles and San Bernar-
dino, have formally announced it on the
market.
AS the date of sale commences at O'Clock
A. M on and after
TUESDAY, JANUARY 10, 1888,
At the Company's Office, 1907 West First
street, Los Angeles, as well as through the
agency OF all reliable real estate firms in the
city and throughout Los Angeles and san
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