The herald., 1895-03-31
roR sALs-CouNrRY PROPERTY
TSoS -siai-l sxIE-RExI ESTATE; TERMS EASY.


anges; / acre to variety Of fruits, ~ acres to
bearing walnuts; acres to Bartlett pears;
sto alfalfa; 23 acres to beets and pasture; 3
room 2-story house, barn. CRIB, stable, vino,
mill and tank; water piped iu the house ana
corral; $1,000; }l cash, balance year At per
10 acres in Rivera;.1 aero to 1O-year-old
seeding oranges; 1 acre to alfalfa; 9 acres to
and lO.year-old hard and soft shell walnuts,
4.room a. 20 % house. barn, crib, stable windmill and
tank; water piped in house and horse lot'
5000; $4,000 cash; $4,000 on or years time;
Is acres; 1 to alfalfa; acres in PASTURE
or 8 in barley; $50 fine fruit trees, consisting
of apples, peaches, pears apricots. lemons.
figs and oranges 3a sha.es wat , seGck seI tho %
crop; 2 horses; ! fine Jersey COW; spring
wagon, buggy and harness; plow and har-
20 acres; to alfalfa, to soit-shell walnuts,
bearing and interset TO peaches, apricots ana
Ke.sey plums; 7la was in corn and toma oes:
stable, 2 wells, 2 water rights. 2 good horses,
now wagon and harness; family hack,
buggy and harness; new moving machine
20 acres 2 acres to seeding oranges, 1900
boxes on the trees; acres Washington navels
in bearing; / acre in Eureka lemon trees,
bearing; acres to variety OF apples, to al
falfa besides all this fruit, 240 peach trees. 70
Kelsey plpms 20 KoEa spaco1s, pS,e. . sroom
residence, 2 surface wells, chicken houses,
barn and stable; $500.
80 acres, three-quarters OF mile east OF
Artesia, Two and a half miles south of Nor.
walk; sandy soil, good for alfalfa, corn or
barley; fine artesian well, smell family
der fence. within hearing Of school bells; 20
acres in alfalfa sowed this spring, broom
house. water piped in the house; possession
given at once; $1,000, $1,000 cash, balance
20 acres. 5.room house barn, crib and stable,
all in cultivation; $1,000.
f0r 10 hnin INN nr0vpd
walnuts, oranges, grapes, figs, lemons, apples,
peaches, pears. alfalfa and all classes OF citrus
and deciduous fruits ,o
After cutting the barley off we raise so to go
bushels of corn to the acre on the same land'
besides the pumpkins. beats and citrons,,
there il no end to them, and for hogs ana
hominy this valley beats the state
This valley shipped rs carloads OF walnuts
last season it produced over 900 QUO tons OF
25O,0O0 bushels OF corn last year. Downey
will ship rs carloads OF oranges this season
many of them cannot be excelled by Riverside
Rivera, miles above, will ship zoo cars. W.
We raise everything in this valley. we
pluck ripe oranges from the trees every DAY IN
the year. 500 tons OF fruit went 10 was vase s ,as'
year for the want of cannery at this place
Los Angeles and Pasadena virtually get their
support from this valley.
tons per acre each cutting. can cut TO
times q year; barley to tons per acre; when
planted early our corn will turn out 70 to 100
II is The finest section in the state
for the dairy bu siness We have 10
creameries and 2 cheese factories within
radius of miles
"A water right of 100 miners inches goes
with every ranch l sell, and costs So cents an
hour while irr eating.
We have more water for irrigating than any
place in California.
Within a radius of miles we have II water
companies.
DIwney IL miles southeast of Los Angeles,
on tho Southern Pacific railroad, with about
1900 inhabitants, is located in one OF the
richest and most productive valleys in Cali
fornia, known as the Ranchito or Los Nietos
valley.
milder more delightful climate can not be
found in the state We have blackbe1ries,
strawbe ri-s and nearly all kinds of vegetables
the year round =,
Downey has 5 churches. Her lodges are the
Masonic Odd Fellows, Reb kah A. o. U. w.,
Good TEN pars Fores ers. Withln radius
OF miles W have z public schools.
Only 55c for roInd-trip ticket to Los An
geles-the ty which is desti"ed to be tn
lary, st west OF tqe Rocky Mountains. We have
5 da ly passenger trains n and out OF Los An
geles. number of people do business in
Los Angeles and live in Downey. Many OF the
young men and young ladies from this town
and vicinity attenl the business college daily
in the city, returning at night
b. NJ BLYTHE, Downey Cal.