The herald., 1895-03-24
FOR SALE-COUNTRY PROPERTY
TSOR SALE REAL ESTATE; TERMS EASY.

angos, acre g to vsrietyo 0 fruits; ~ acres to
bearing walnuts, 4 acres to Bartlett pears. TO
alfalfa, 33 acres to eets and pasture; room
2 story house, barn, crib. stable, windmill and
tank water piped in the house and corral;
$500; n cash; balance l year at 9 per cent.
10 acres In Rivera; l acre to 10 year old seed
ling oranges; acre to alfalfa. acres TO and
10 year old hard and soft shell walnuts. ell in
, airing; variety or fruits ioc family use; 4
ROOM house. barn. crib, stable, windmill and
tank water piped house and horse lot;
$5OUO; $4,000 cash; $1,000 on l or years
time.
I6 acres; l to alfalfa, s acres in pasture; 7
OF in barley. $50 fine frnit trees, cons stiug Of
apples. peaches. pears, apricots, lemons, igs
and oranges, 49, ehares water stock, room
house, barn and stable; will sell the crop; 2
horses fine Jersey COW, spring wagon. buggy
aud harness; plow and harrow; give pos
20 acres; 5 to alfalfa 8 to soft shell walnuts.
bearing and intcrset to peaches, aprcots ana
s fl .fal}s I ian room os n house. @ barn erio and
stable; Q W, lis, 2 wa er rights. good horses,
new wagon and harness. family hack, buggy
and harness; new moving machine and rake;
ssRsSS sIsSS Ss' harrow 'd'''va''F' all ''s''A'I, a
20 acres; =. acres to seeding oranges. 1900
boxe, on he trees; q acres Washington navels
i'll bearing acre in Eureka lemon trees, bear
ing; acres to variety of apples. to Alfalfa;
besides all this fruit, 240 peach trees p kei-
sey plums, 15 Royal Rpricots, 10 french
prunes, 100 stones Eurekt apples; Groom
residence. = surfecc wells, chicken houses,
0aru ana staDIt. f4OUU.
80 acres, three quarters OF mile east OF
Artesia, 2is miles south of Norwalk; sandy
soil good for Italia, corn o. barley; fine ares-
ian well; small family orchard. gum trees ana
cypress hedge: ali under fence; within hear
ing OF i schoo. bels : acres in alfalfa. sowed
this spring; broom house, water piped in the
house; poss sion given at once. S3oOo;
5000 cash, balance per cent net.
have for sale choice impi owed farms, set in
walnuts, oranges, grapes. fig, lemons, APPLES,
peaches. pear. al alta, and all classes OF citrus
and deciduous fruits
have many ranches for sale in Aresii FIVE
miles south Of Downey, in belt that requires
but little or no irrigation.
After cutting the barley off we raise 90 TO 90
bushels o corn To the a. re ON the anne lana
there is no end 10 them ma for hogs and
hominy this valley teats the state:
This vale shipped ~ carloads of walnuts
last season; il produced over 6oo.OoV tons OF
bnrle and alfalfa hay; we shelled aad sacked
2,r',O0C bushels of corn last year. wney
will sh p 75 carloads OF oranges this season
many of I EN- cannot be exc lied by Riverside.
Rivera, = lies above, will shin zoo cars.
Our alfalfa land viii produce one 10 two
tona per acre esch cutting. can cut . TO y
times year; barley 10 ton per acre; when
planted early our corn will turn cut 20 To 100
bushels per Bcrr.
This is he fines place in the state for
cannery It is also the finest section in the
state for the dairy business. We have 10
creameres and two cheese factories in ii fadius
OF eight miles,
water right OF 100 miners inr hes goes with
every ranch sell. and costs Ia cents an hour
while irriga ing
20 acres broom house, barn, crib and stable,
all in cu.tivat on; SO o.
We have III re wa.er for irrigating than any
place in Calforiis
Within Il radius OF miles have II water
conpan es
Downey 1. miles southeast of Los Angeles,
on the southern Pacific railroad, with about
200 inhabitants, is loca ell in one OF the
richest and most productive valleys in Cali
forniA; known as the kanchito or Los Nietos
valley.
A milder more delightful climate can no. be
found in the state. we have hlackbe rries,
straw berries and nerry all kinds OF vegetables
the year round
Downey has churches Her lodges are the
Masonic, odd Fellows. Rebekah, A. o. L. W,
Good Templars and i, rosters. Within radius
OF miles we have public schools.
Only 55c for a round trip ticset to Los Apge-
les-the city whi Ii is destined to he the largest
west OF the Rocky mountains. We have five
daily passenger trains III ami ont I Los Ange-
les A number of people do business in Los
Angeles and live in Downey Many of the
young men and young ladies from the town
and vicinity attend the business collrg daily
in the city, returning At night
B. NJ BLYTHE, Downey, Cal.