Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-11-07

4 considerable portion NJ California
10 admirably adapted hy nature Tor
comfortable homeF. There "a perhaps
no rlaoa ~ the world where family
of moderate means 10 begin with. and
Of industrious hahits, can live no
ensily, enjoying not only the comforts
but even the iu1uries Of life.
Instead VI being, az iuany suppose, "A
place where only the wealthy can en-
joy lie, u is peculiarly adapted to
homes " thrifty people who earn their
daily bread, and while ono without
means would undoubtedly lind Il very
difficult 10 get start, man with n
small capital can very soon surround
himself with Injuries that only
the wealthy can enjoy elsewhere.
A smnll tract VI land across ten OF
al most twenty, Is enough, which can
he purchased at q reasonable price, II
outside OF "bOom" district. With in
telllvenCe and indusIy used In plant
ing and cultivaiing IT, an income "a
certain. IL should bo part orchard
and part vineyard. While the trees
and vines are being brought into bear.
ing, enough 10 materially contribute
10 the maintenance Of the family eau
DO grown between the trees, aud n the
ncighoorhoOd ms been well selected,
every member Of the family able and
willing to work can ind pleasant gnd
rcmunorative labor In orchards aud
vineyards near by, and minister to the
support Of the family while acquiring
the knowledge and skill necessary to
the handling OF their own crop.
The third year considerable re.
turn may be expected from the
vineyard, and from part Of the orch
| ARD. As the work has NIL been
done within the family, this will be
nearly all net Income. The next year
anu thereafter there Will be work
enough, aud returns enough Oh the
home place.
Costly buildings are not necessary,
Tor the climate Is such that In much OF
| the state life In the open air iB entirely
! pleasant iOr three tundled days in the
year.
In the Coast range Of mountainp, DO.
/ tween san Francisco aud Monterey,
are many Hucn hOmes. At first they
| were made on the valley land on either
| side OF the range. Year after year
| thoy have crept up into the little val.
| leye between the spurs " the foothills.
| Then ON 10 the foothills, and
ia many places clear 10 the sum.
init. An through they have found ex-
cellent soil good pure water, aud
everywhere an exceedingly hoalthiul
climate. Nestled Ia thefe little valleys
aro some OF the most delightful places
In the world. SO mild Va the climate
that iuohsias and geraniums grow all
winter aud the family garden is planted
In the fall, yielding good crops Of peas,
potatoes and any semi.hHrdy yeBeia.
Olcs IN February.
There |, plenty Of land, equally pro-
ductive, now In the market anu At low
prices, anu persons looking for lOcl-
don for comfortable home should not
iail 10 visit this promising regiol.
The santa Cruz Division Of the
Southern Pacific compauy's Pacific
System taps this range Of mountains
near the southern extremity, IT,
two long tunnels passing under the
main tunnel.
For further information as to this
locality, and how II ia reached, call
upon or address the following named
officers Of the Southern Paddle com.
pany: r. II. Goodman, general
passenger agent, Pacific System, San
Francisco, CAL, or ID. X. Gray, general
agent, Salt Lake CITY, Utah.