Nevada County picayune., 1888-06-06
The Crystal State.

part of the Union, and they will find | here a climate suitab c, for it is de- cidclv medium climate. Ii is also l by reason of its mild winters very fa- vorahle for health, and the people are not exposed to grave diseases of the lungs. throat and kidneys so much as the states farther north. Being also protected by noun tains and forests if is not sub feet to such great extremes as most other points of the west nor to disa- grecablc winds and it is very rarely that anyone has ever heard or read of destructive cyclone within the borders of the state. The statistics show also that it is less subject to protracted drouth than any of the praric states, and the reasons for this may readily be seen in the mountain and forest surface. Where other lconditions are favorable the great in- ducements for immigration to new country is the cheapncSs of lands, and in this repccts the Crystal state is marvel.
 The home-seezer will find here an opportunity to get the best farm for
 the least money of any place on earth
 and that with all the advantages. | convcnienceS of comforts of civlllZa- ton that can be found anywhere in
 the west. In Australia, the antipo- des of the civilized parts of the globe
 the government price for wild land
 is slO per acre, while here, in aI-
 most the center of the United States much better land can be purchased for half the money. Plenty of land
 can he bought here that will pay for itself with one good crop of corn or
 cotton. and timber lands with good
 soil can be purchase l in many places
 at prices which the timber itself will
 pap for so that the land cost nothing.
 It is indeed remarkable, especially
 where that are no serious drawbacks
 to be encountered, and with an eX-
 cellent state government, good school system. low taxes fine climate and
 all the advantages that civilization
 affords there is no earthly reason
 why prices should be so low.
 But it is very evident that q
 change is now at hand, as prices
 are already advancing, and some
 places very rapidly. The rapid sales
 of her government and state lands,
 the great number of syndicatcs and
 capitalists who are investing in Ark kansas, the many new railroads that
 are being organized, the increasing
 immigration to the state, the recent
 policy of advertising her attractions
 abroad and the new spirit of enter
 prise and progress that now seems to
 embrace the whole land. from Dan ' to BeerShcba all give ample assur-
 ancc of new area of prosperity such as haS been seen in some other wCS-
 tern states with less natural advant
 ages, but which was never dreamed ! of before in Arkansas In fact, II l is a rising boom. We can see il clearly as when the tide is just rising l from its lowest chb we watch it rise and flow. and we know full well that 1 it will be q flood tide before it's pow
 CT is stayed.
 All who come soon will enjoy the l full benefits of the rise and whether they invest in the glowing cities. or in the agricultural or mineral or tim Der lands of the state. they are sure of a splendid profit. It is rare chance for speculator in which ! there is no risk, The prices of real i estate in Little Rock. for instance, are vet below the normal standard of other western cities; and as she is the center and metropolis of the state, its railroad center and it's capi- tai city. all development anywhere | in the state must stimulate the growth of this city. When we also remember that the city has great ad- vantagcs as a manufacturing center | in river and railroad transportation (and new roads coming) and in tim Der. coal. minerals, and textiles and that as distributing point she has q very great extent of territory rapid- ly being made tributary. we can re- assert with confidence that invest m mt, in real c,ts.. hore at present prices will p'oye al rNo"'tr, >prru- t n, ani tAch there k no danger whatever of loss. Gazette.
 An.lcy, of the Dispatch, waNcS wroth and tears his hair every time