The DeLamar nugget. [volume] (DeLamar, Idaho) 1891-1900, 1894-09-01
4 Fine Opportunity
To Secure
A Nice Home and Make q
Profitable Investment.

MI. R. +. Bogardus, Of the t1rm b
1 Bogardus & Riggs, nurserymen, Of Bois'
City, is owner Of = tract Of land fiiv,
miles east Of Nampa and about half ,
mile north Of the Short Line Railroad
This land Is beautifully located, under
tho Redenbangh canal and was among
| the first tracts in that vicinity, taken
IMP when the canal was projected. Every
acre Of 1t is til1able and easily watersd
Last Spring the owners cleaned up and
fenced forty acres with the very best
character OF woven wire, rabbit proof
fencing and planted it all out in fruit,
principally prunes, ami the trees are
all growing nicely. The owner fs now
t'saning and fencing more ground and
will set out another forty acres ia fruit
this fall, proposing to continue this
work until The entire tract is put Ia or
Echards.
Mr.. Begar dos 10 now in DeEamar, Of
fering to sell ten acre tracts OF this land
on time, with contract that he will
clear, fence cultivate, maintAin aud.
turn oyer TO purchasers at the end Of
three years, The tracts with the orr
chards thereon, at $3.50 per acre. His
specifications are very EXPLICIT as to the
manner 10 which the lauds will be
fenced, planted and titled, giving as
surances that st the end of The three
years the ten acres will be in fine con-
dition 10 afford the owner . pleasant
home, which will begin TO bring 10 q q
income the first year thereafter.
1t has been demonstrated that these
are ~ fine fruit lands for growing APP
pies, pears, peaches and small fruits as
any ID America, and that they excel
he world for the production Of plunes.
! hey are 30 located that they have The
,feat mining states OF the Rocky mount- |
inns for q permanent market, always At
,tices mors favorable for he producers
ban California fruit growers can COM
mand. Orchards Of prunes, as q rule,
rave nelied 10 owners in Boise valley
I.50 per tree the fourth year afier
,lanting, and 40 $50 trees per acre il
be nun Der planted, this promises q
q. y handsome income from ten acis
arm st the end OF four years, which
ill increase, annually, thereafter. Cot
De estImate down one third and it
louid still mean 800 the fouf.n year.
Wish the ste for 2 PLEASANT bomens,on
small tract OF land wilh The income it
ould being; we DOM ses, whore miners
ow wotHIng in the mosntsins could
90 safer or more inviting oppoltuni-
I 70 in vest heir earnings.
Some of The misess.. here are putting i
leir savings in Orange groves 10 Cal
ofna; otheB are purchasing building
10 in Boise or oiher towns. Many
ere are saving money, proposing soI
it it in home somesh here. Hall of
ese will thoroughly investigate the i
opoftunitief offered in the proposition
AIDE lby M. Bogardus, mentioned in
is article and will study The pioba-
lilies OF what be country will be four
FIVE years from now, Which is coy4 =
ed by the great irrigation enterprises
tween Boise and Nampa, they will
3 that here is chance 10 build
me- in eounliy which will become
famous as any potion of Soul hern Y
lifornia for fruit production. Com
ssion men from Denver, Omaha and s
IN the prinrpal towns in Montana
!, already soliciting consignmenis of {
iis from Boise valley and could tax 9
ny times more than the country can
'ply. What is now comparatively s
all business with the ranchefs then
1 ia few years become an enormous s
ustey. The country will be fIled 5
h thrifty population, and those
0 invest nov will find themselves
ng in famous county few years :
ice. s.
ne proposition made bv Mr.. Bo- &
dus gives people chance TO have 5 9
II home ooliding begun now, so that
ill be ready for them when thew q
ready 10 refine from The mines and 3
IN aims. t