The Arkansaw traveler., 1889-04-27

tho resources of .Denvers' It is the best climates of the world. Tkere are the possf lest air that U ever eSisted'" He little drsamed then that the engineer was already commenc- ing work that would soon realize all of his sagacious ideal vision. Denver is surrounded by dry barren plains Then what can be hoped for here2 Great land syndicAtes are already putting the land in shape for the occu. patton of the settler, who must arab quick if he would purchase at a reasonable price. The next year will see the greatest land boom here ever witnessed in this country, which never presented such held for speculation before. One may guess at the possibilities of it's agricultural features, and value, when we say that settler near Trinidaf with the help or two mules and boy. raised e6. too worth of alfalfa last season. The market for this for age Ia unlimited. It needs to he sown like grass seed, once in eight years. Tho nucleus ulation. one bank. and another is construct. ing 75xlO0 feet in size; four hotels; thirty -four stores and business houses; court house. and railroad depot, while streets are laying out over 3j0 acres. and city water is being put ln. The future prospects have caused house lots In the center to bound up 10 from slso to saO0. and sl. .0o0 each. Every other lot in the annex will be sold at from s25 to SliO. We have every reason to believe these lots will double in value every year. When VIC take into consideration the fact that common farm tng lands m the territories and new states have doubled in value every two years, and house lots in the small towns have kept a steady increase. doubling in value every four years, what can he hoped for in this rich dis covery in the Maxwell, whose lands have doubled Tn value since last July Indeed. with these facts in view. many thousands of investors in savings banks are now changing their investments into rapidly populating sec tons .eH m the west. where they earn nearly lOo thieves nor Ire can imperil their value. Large iron and steel manufacturing and mi ming com now surveying for extension into these rich mining regions. We are going to give these facts to the country at once and sell every other lot for one fifth of it's value, to get . rapid development. When the boom starts 1t will be the largest ever seen in this country. and tho enormous resources In the Maxwell will not allow a halt. The first buyers will realize enormous profits To prove that we are not trihtng with the public in the usual land boom style, VIC refer you to the follow circular states. Chief Justice F.. F. Long santa Fe. M; Judge C c. Strawn. Pontiac Ill Judge Corydon Beckwith, Chi. attorney. Springer N. M.; II. M Porter. presi. dent Denver National Bank, Denver, Col. ]; Nj Thnron. tho great Philadelphia banker Chase Higginson. bankers. New York city; MT Charles Fairchid. firm of Lee X Higgin son, state street. Boston. largest bankers In New England; IT. & Flames. vice e.president Com merclal National Bank. Chicago.
 Rich lands are offered near the railways for from ~ to ts5 per acre, that will be worth double that within year Arrangements are now mAklng with the great lmmi grant agen. cIes to throw 10000 settlers into the agricul. tural precincts in the quickest possible time
 Three immense canals are being con structed across this vast plain. forty to sixty miles m length leading from the mountain rivers. and great reservoirs being con instructed there, from winch thou sands 0f gates will distrib- ute water over million acres of the richest land in America This Is destined to be the garden of the continent. The character of our references render thought of swindle or pcculatton absurd. Go and see for yourselves. Purchasers of land have water for irrigation, perpctually. free of charge
 Information as to business opportunities, prices of lots and lands. may be obtained by addressing Springer Land cnmp pany, Springer. New Mexico. or the Springer Land association. r. Lakeside building. Chicago. ILL