Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-11-08


A considerable portion NJ California
il Admirably adapted by nature for
comfortable homes. There IN yerhaps
no place 10 the world where family
of moderate means 20 begin with, and
OF industrious habits can live 20
easily, enjoying not only the comforts
but oven the luxufies NJ lie.
Instead Of being, ~ many suppose, q
place where only the wealthy can en-
10y life, II IL peculiarly adapted TO
homes OF Thrifty people who earn their
daily bread, and while one without
means would undoubtedly find 10 very
difficult TO get start, a man with
small capital can very soon surround
himself with luxurics that only
the wealthy can enjoy elsewhere.
a small tract OF land across ten OF
Mt most twenty, is enough, which can
be purchased Mt u reasonable price, "
outside OF "bOomv district. With In
telligenco and Industry used ia plant
ing aud cultivaiing II, an income ~
coItain. lt should be part orchard
and part vineyard. While the trees
and vines are being brought into benr-
ing, enough 10 materially contribute
10 the maintenance Of the family can
DO grown between the trees, and " the
neluhb0rhO0d has been well selected,
every member VI the family able and
willing ~ WORK can find pleasant and
remuneratlve labor in orchards and
vineyards near by, and minister TO the
support of the family while acquiring
tho knowledge and skill necessary 10
the handling Of their own crop.
The third year considerable TO-
turn may be expected from She
vineyard, and from a part Of the orch
ard. IA the work has all been
done within the family, this will he
nearly all net Income. The next year
and thereafter there will be WORK
enough, and returns enough on tho
| home place.
Costly buildings are not necessary,
| for the climate IL such that in much OF
| the state life in tue open air 10 entirely
I pleasant for three Hundred days in the
| year.
In the Conat range OF mountains, be.
tween san Francisco and Monterey,
/ are many such homes. AT ilTst they
were made on the valley land on vithUr
side Of the range. Year aztec year
they have crept up into the little val
| leys between the spurs NJ the foothills.
Then ON to tho foothills, and
In many places clear to the sum.
NIT. An through they have found tx.
collent eoil good pure water, and
everywhere an exceedingly healthiul
climate. Nestled In these little valleys
are some OF the most delightful places
In the world. So mild IL the climate
that iuohsias ami geraniums grow all
winter and the family garden Il planted
Ia the iall, yielding good crops of peas,
potatoes and any semi.hardy vegais.
ples IN February.
There ia plenty Of land, equally pro-
ductiyc, now In the market aud at low
prices, ana persons looking Tor lOca'
ton Tor comfortable home should not
fail TO visit this promising reglOl.
The Santa Cruz Division " thI
Southern Pacific company's Pacific
System taps this range Of mountains
near the southern extremity, ~
two long tunnels passing under ia,
main tunnel.
For further information ~ To Thu
locality, and how II IL reached, cal
upon or address the following NAMED
officers OF the Southern Pauiilu com
pany: r. II. Goodman, genera
passenger agent, Pacific nysten, Sar
FrauclbcO, CAL, or ID. X. Gray, general
agent, Salt Lake CITY, Utah.