Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1889-04-03
AUCTIONS.

In Central California.
BY ORDER OF THE
EatOma Water and Mining Company,
BOVEE, TOY g. co.
AT "A CTI q III
Saturday, April 8, 1889,
ON THE GROUNDS.
LOCO ACRES OF CULTIVATED LAND
Suitable for Fruit, Vines and Vegetables, in
subdivisions of
5, 10 and 2O-Acre Tracts.
so Business and Residence Lots in the
Town of Folsom.
The tract, offered in subdivisions, is situated
on the south side of the American river, eighteen
miles from the city of Sacramento, and on the
sacramento and Plscerville Railroad.
Orchard Lands.
Two hundred acres are now planted in fruit
in bearing The balance of the land, some 500
acres, Is now ready TO set out IN fruit vineyard
Facilities for Irrigation.
Water for irrigation will be furnished. All of
the land now offered for sale lies below the COM
pany's ditch, and can consequently be irrigated
therefrom. The irrigating bitches run directly
can be obtained at depth of fifty feet.
Transportation Facilities
The transportation facilitieS-a very impor-
tant item TO all fruit-growers-are of the very
best, the Sacramento and Placerville Railroad
running through the orchard its entire length
having receiving depot in the most central
location on the tract, so that no fruit has to be
hauled more than half mile.
Why the Land offered is Profitable In
vestment.
The soil is of the hest being sandy loan, ond
sediment and adapted to the choicest quality of
al varieties of fruits and vegetables. The prop
erty is located in that portion of the State where
ell fruits ripen early, and naturally command
the highest prices.
The property is also situated in the central
part of California, and in the center of a great
fruit producing section, and Immediately ad-
joining the principal markets of the coast-by
the quick transI ortation facilities which it en-
joys.
The company will take charge of the orchard
tracts for one year at the actual expense of the
labor, thus saving the purchaser the necessity
OF occupying his land Immediately.
The company will assist all purchasers of their
lands by giving them employment in preference
to all Others, furnish them water for irrigation
at very low rates, assist them by their knowl-
edge or the property in planting the different
varieties OF fruits and vines on the lands TO
which they are best adapted, furnish pasture
for stock, and. in fact, they will at all times be
prepared to render such assistance to all pur-
chasers that will be OF benefit to them in cult
their purchase.
The products of the lands of the NAToMA
WATER AND MINING COMPANY have al
ways commanded the highest market prices
both on the Pacific coast and in the Eastern
market The fruit is loaded in the cars on the
property and is transported intact to its desti-
nation in the East and other markets, facility
OF transportation that is of the greatest impor-
lance, and with these great advantages pros
perity is assured, and TO day there is no better
field for solid and profitable investment on
ha n dc 1,Ys1u
prices below other lands not SO adyantageously
located and not paying an immediate income.
The portion of the property set out in orchard
is all in bearing, thus purchasers will at once
receive an income, thereby enabling them TO
pay for the land from the products.
Good Soil, Abundance of Water,
Healthy climate easy of access, shipping facili-
ties, employment to purchasers, close proximity
to schools and churches, with the low prices and
easy terms, combine to make the purchase of
these lands the most profitable investment ever
offered, and being part of the lands of the Ma
IONA WATER AND MINING COMPANY, who
have invested large amount of money in i'm
proyements, consisting OF dwellings, wine
cellars packing-houses, canals, bitches, etc.
which are necessary TO handle the products of
their extensive vineyard and of 1.-THE lands
we now offer, is sure guaranty that we have
not over estimated the value of these lands as
profitable investment.
Grand Special Excursion
Will leave Market-street Ferry at A. NJ. satur-
day, April 6, 1889.
$S-ROUND-TRIP TICkETS-$3.
OAKLAND Doth s.. Depot s:l5 a. NJ,
ROUND-TRIP So 90
VALLEJO JUNCTION. 4. NJ,
RoUND-TR1P IS 90
BENICIA, $50 A. M,
ROUND-TRIP Sc 90
DAvIsvILLE. 1870 A. NJ,
ROUND-TRIP 81 80
SACRAMENTO, Ills A. NJ,
ROUND-TRIP ST Oo
Excursion Tickets from Sacramento for sale
at the depot on day of sale, April 6, 1899.
A Free COLLATION. Will be served on the
grounds.
TERMS OF SALE-One-third cash, balance in
/, and years, at per cent.
For maps, catalogues and further particulars,
apply to
BOVEE, TOY 81 CO.,
Real Estate Auctioneers, 10 Montgon cry street,
San Francisco. mr2S 80, ap1, 5, )