Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1889-10-15
WEDNESDAY, & THURSDAY,
October 23d and cath,
ON THE PRE- MISE

| HERE is SOMETHING NEW IN WHICH
IL to invest your money that will bring YOU
| heavy returns. 1t is not something new" to
| be invited to invest in lois of a new town. but
| it is emphatically new things refreshing
event'-io be asked 10 buy property where the
| surroundings are so favorable to the Quick
| growth of a town-the sudden springing up of
| city in day-as we find in this case We
| will give you REASONS for the faith that is in
| us, and if you think those reasons sre not good
keep your money and some one else will reap
the harvest
The Klamath River Lumber and Improve
ment Company, with capital of $500, 00", COM
posed of such wel-known men as James r.
| Mclaughlin, formerly of Milwaukee. who is
| President of the Board James Steele Presi-
| dent OF the Merchants National Bank Of Port
| land, who is Secretary and Treasurer, and
| William c. Steele and N. B. Rankin both OF
| Portland, own 900 acres of the best sugar and
! Oregon yellow pine skirting both banks of the
klamath river for twenty four miles 1t is esti-
mated that there are over 1900, 600 ,0c0 feet of
| lumber on the banks of the river. Several
other owners own as much more. klamath
] City is ct the junction of the Klamath river
and the California and Oregon Railroad and
| the point to which all this huge pile of lumber
must come en- route to market.
The compsnyis NOW BUILDING A SAwMILL
/ of a capacity of 60,0o0 feet per ten hours, en-
| ploying $50 men, with a monthly payroll OF
| $4,000. Other companies will employ as many
more. Within radius of a few miles there
| mining, doing well. The washirgs show that
while two men have taken out as much as s25-
| 900 in single season, the most valuable dirt
| has not been washed. Here are 15O0 men,
! through whose hands not less than $50, 900
per month is put into circulation. and all of
| whom will come to the stores and shops of
Klamath City to buy their goods and supplies
Ninety Thousand dollars per month, over
| n million per year. ready to come to a new
| town even before the company owning the site
| have had time to put up their mills Whist will
| the town be when it is a two year-old? There
are a number of Improvements to be made by
| the company. which cannot be described in an
article OF this length, a description of which
will be sent to any one sending us his or her
| address. Among them are a hotel and bank
| building-parties with ample capital having
agreed to occupy the same when completed.
Purchasers of lots desiring tc build can do so
| at once, as the company have all the materials
at hard and will erect buildings 10 suit, giving
| liberal te. ms of payment.
N Remember the date of the kuc.
ton Sale, on the premises, October 23d
| and oath.
There is no trifing about this matter. The
company are carrying out their plans as they
started in TO do. ana they will make things
hum. Those who ca not see from the above
statement of facts that Klamath City property
and not attend the auction sale, for we can as.
sure them it is no Place for either blind men or
drones. Only wide-awake, active men will
keep up with the town.
For further particulars, catalogues, ETC., ap-
ply to
D. ]. WHEELER g. CO.,
The Real Estate Auctioneers, No. IL
Montgomery street. s. e.
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