The herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1893-1900, 1895-04-14
EoR SALE caiLNTpY PROPERTY

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| EOR sALE-5 ACRES FINE SANDY SOIL;
acrcsto young Washington navel or
| anees; acre to alfalfa. large walnut trees,
a a;, house. crib and stable. good water
| right; xi4UO: oue-third cash. one-tEiid q
months. one-third year
40 acres; in willows, IL in cultivation -
| ~ pasture; '-room house. barn that will hold
sov tons vi hay. good stable. well and water
right; this will make as good small dairy as
can be found in tn vale $l7nO spot cash.
,h ~ acres \ ne land IA in bearing waliiu s
100 sacks this year; acres TO latest improved
apples; variety OF other fruit for family use;
broom house barn crib and stable; $4,000;
o1e half cash, balance or = years
40 acres walnut land: no better lauJ in this
valley; 5 to 10 year-old softsheH wslnuts. !, to
1o-year-old apricots, 30 acres just SOVIET To
alfalfa: 4-room house barn. crib and stable
years.
20 acres all fenced and cross fenced: 4
acres TO apples; about 70 assorted fruit trees
and nuts 10 acres to PASTURE new 5room
house, barn, crib and stable IL hours run of
water; eau get water eyerv 10 days $1,000;
one-half cash. balance l year at per cent.
50 acres, 4tla o ~ and l4-year-old walnuts:
600 sacks last year; will get 900 sacks this
year; 80 acres TO pasture; "a acres to Or
anges, which prodl ed 5000 boxes this season
1-room house barn. crib, windmill and tank
$4r, 900; one third cash. balance on time.
2lla acres; 20 to alfslfa, ~ to young or
and tank, barn, crib and stable: mower, /
rake, cultivator. plows and harrow, ~
shares water stock; = 800 one half cash.
10 acres northeast of Downey; 81" acres to
9-yelr-old soft and hard shell wa'nuts; 2
acres to Washington navel oranges; fruits for
family use; everything in bearing. 3-room
house, barn. crib. table and corral; one of the
Lest bargains in California; 1880
have for sale choice improved farms, set in
walnuts, oranges grapes ligs. lemons, apples.
peaches, Tears. alfalfa and all classes OF citrus
and decduous fruits.
have many ranches for sale in Artesia, 5
miles South Of Downey, in a belt that requires
but little or 10 irrigation.
After cutting the barley off we raise 80 to 90
bushels Of corn TO the acre ON the same land,
besides the pumpkins. beats and citrons-,
there is no end to them, and Tor hog and
hominy this valley beats the state
This valley shipped 175 carloads OF walnus
last season; it produced over 100000 tons OF
barley and alfalfa hay: we shelled ana sacked
10000 bushels OF corn last year. Downey
will ship rs carloads OF oranges this season
many OF them cannot be eycelled by Riversi e.
Rivera miles above. will ship 700 ears.
Our alfalfa land will pi Ojuce TO tons per
acre each cutting: can cut 3 TO Q times year;
barley. 2 TO tons p acre When planted
per acre.
We raise everything in this valley. We
pluck ripe oran ;es ON he trees every day III
tile year. Five hunde tons OF fruit went to
waste last year for the want OF cannery al
this place. Los Angeles and Pasadena virtu
ally get their support from this valley
! IT is the finest section in The stete Tor the
d. Try business We have 10 creameres and
2cheese factories in radius OF miles.
a water-iight OF 100 miners iuches goes with
every ranch | SELL and costs e. &c per hour
while irrigating
We have more water Tor irrigating than any
place in California.
| Within radius of ) miles we have II water
companies.
Downey. IL miles southeast Of Los Angeles
| on the Southern Pacific Railroad, with aboul
| 700 inhabitants. is located in on of he rich
| est and most productive valleys in California,
| known MS the Runchito or Los Netos Valley.
! DOxney does more business in one year for its
| looks and size than any lace i'll California.
| mlder, more delightful climate cannot be
| found i'll the st,te We have blackberries,
| Strawberries and nearly all kinds OF vegetables
| the year md
| Downey has five churches Her lodges arc
| the Ma onic. odd Fellows, Rebekah. A. o.
| U. W, Good Tempars and roresters. Within
radius OF three miles we have seven public
| schools
| Only soc for a round-trip ticket to Los An
! geles, The city which is destined to he the
| largest west OF the Rocky MOUNTAINS. We have
| five daily passen er trains in and out of Los
| Angeles. number OF people do business III
| Los Angeles md live in Downey. Many OF the
| young men and young ladies from this town
and vicinity attend the business college daily
in the city, returning at night
Il. NJ. BLYTHE,
IA Downey, cal.