The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1888-02-17

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N beauty Of landscape gardening snu semI-
tropical plants By any capital grounds y
$500 - vsilerx co.fsnr over four hum
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ngAiAsx COHESION y e-v sss-~ $500. 80, s-,a
pain .inxs. IN which . IN active operation
An Art school Tnis gallery, second 70 none
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1870. ,-ho r,~xr x-,s,t II
49,. -. ~..,x other hne hrildiucs.
800 80 - -. 80 cafbolsc cathe.
among which are me now ~ees e-.
drA. Masonic and Ouo rciiows thF4eS.
4. f<eronx churchoA school bnildingS ana
TWO elegant theaterk numerous hotels and
busaness sructrreS The city contains
rhonr a. CO0 nonuIation. and has large
wl"4ss~s 49,, on .- ..-,s ,s..h,sS ~ 80
r.oye< INC city 49, ''kn. T..s
electric light ana one gas company INC
state fzirs are held here In September each
vrar the STATE Agricultural Soc;e having
: l.rve expos,rson building and mile race
UxcN -, s.~.-. Ia,
h A expoesuon oul'ulAk .1j''.-ns ~ -
road oepoS y being erec-co' "ne1e o -,
unuons exhibit q me proapc.s q ~ 81 49,.
\ California viii be shown ana printed mior-
Z NATION relative % same distributed Ine
4 sxsa or Sacrarrento County W wv
n<Hck The land II OF three CHAR <cteTs. 1oct-
Lii pia rs and river bottom Inc foo--niii
land y peculiarly adapted @ ne pfcaa .e-
\ zion Of fruits and Ernre< ms plano Ianas
. axe manly devoted 70 era y rzislng. and no
: failure or crops since the Amer can occupa-
ton OF rnfs country In some portions Of
the county fruits. berries and grapes arc
rxts1Eveiy prolonged on this cas- q .-na,
acres considerable incomes are derived
The best lands are those on the I'M
I mediate banks OF the Rivera. and are de-
( voted 70 the production of fruits anu
v vegetables The income per acre : TAD
nious enabling the owners OF tie river,
hank orchards 70 own and manage llne o.
I steamers on hich their produces Is trans
rcrted TO S.n Francisco markets or q
Sacramento CITY for shipment East frc-
vsous 70 the inss two years many q THESE
owners .re snbrivid.ng them and offering
hem Tor rsle TO actual settlers
For mann years California WIS regarded
q vxireiess save Tor III mineral wealth
IuI American enterprise A@< ArstA@l'~'
that ite richness in tne line o. agricuitur
and fruit raising Is inferior 10 none IN To-
word From the cultivation OF cereals tn
step was taken successfully IN the line 2
fruit and vine raising. and lastly IN N
growing OF oranges and lemons. consequent
II the fruit-crcwer hero his no waste time
INT can. II he will. utilize every day In -
year He NAV actually g.tner NUT 9
some kind from his orchard every montl
Of the year. a. the winter fruits eInbr~c
, oranges. lemons. pomegr mates olives An
. persmmons. winch ripen during "a
/. I months ar November December and JAnl
.. rrv. The spring fruits embrace strawberrie
( raspbcrr.ee blnckberrics and cherries an
are marketed in April. Nag and June AZ
j sumn,cr fruits are apricoE. Ilu rs. peach>
|, 4 rcx n>nre and nect6rines and are markets
, from June - October. The fall fruits a
! nppIea pesra grapes. uuincea punes AZ
nesches 10 watch my be added almond
walnuts and peanutx HoIe. broom IN
4 .rs 81 crown with profit We who ha'
/, -r.enf ox,r lives eat OF the Rocky Mountain
4 can have no reasonable conception Of
country that apparently has but two ec
sorr 81, aufnmn and spring. - it n here
= the eecramenro valley The rainfall col
q --~-c~~ slonf Soxa1nber 4 and ends
4 Nav. but only It interv Il turing that tim
~ That with few exceptions there 4
.~sose Far srspeneion IRON outdoor labs
p1c~r,n~ hpUIne here ~ soon q the raj
: rommente-n fact many farmers vi