Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1897-04-03
scrESoE OF uonE.nAKINe.
Why SO succewfuIIy siudiad ant
Prncticed in California.

Prncticeu in california.
In selecting place in which to
build up country home there are
three prime considerations: The origin.
al cosl; the amount OF money and time
required to make the place productive;
anu most OF all the comforts to be
easily had when fairly esiabiished-
not hnishei, for home in its wider
sense is rarely finished.
In all of there particulars California
Justly claims pre-emiuence. Especially
Is this true when small honey homes
are considered, homes in which com.
Portable anu independent lives may tie
spent. Gardening and horticulture n
Its various branches afford the best
opportunities Tor such homes, nnd
these must In the emu be largely the
pursuits In the state.
AT the present ruling price OF lnnd
less money will procure land enough
to support family well than in any
other part Of our vast country. There
are In the state thousands OF families
earning good living, with all the
nece.sarles and many OF the Injuries
OF life, amt with something land by
each year for a "rainy day." on tracts
Of from ten to twenty acres. Man y
thousand acres OF such lanJ, still un .
occupied or poorly farmed, are now on
the market at very reasonsbie prices,
say from twenty to one hundred dol.
lars per acre according to location and
surroundings.
SO fertile Is the soil and SO genial the
climate that place becomes productive
In an almost Incredibly short space ol
time. Something may be realized
| even the htst year, while the third or
fourth year Will bring an incUm an
income 10 be increased from Sear I
year Tor many years. Tnis result, Of
course, presupposes intelligence anu
Industry, but these are necessary to
success In any Undertaking.
But 1t Is in the third considerati N
that the great advantages OF CRlllorD a
| become most apparent. A soil quick
and fertile responding generously to
good culture, a climate where cyclones
aud tornRdoes are unknown and wher.
sunstrOkts aud rAblea never occur, and
where Tor nearly tue whole year II Is a
| luxury to live in the open sif--Ibr
nltst climate in the world in which 10
rear family OF healthy CHILDREN
these are certainly great attractions.
During m 81 VI the year tho table
may b, supplied with fresh fruits anu
vegetable, all OF home raising. TnU
~, the vine, the olive, the peach, t.e
apricot am the Iectarine all bear
aDunIantly almost everywhere, while
mucA OF tho state viii produco clllus
aud utHer subtr0p cal fruits with but
llttlp care. That The uecessarlts OF HE
cal no easily produced goes without
tbo saying and 1t Ia undoubtedly true
that iamily Of only moderate means
may here easily enjoy the luzur.es
tnat only tho wealthy can have tn
other loealltlea.
Win reasonably good judgment In
selecting tue lanu, aBu the know ledge
that the experiences OF the last twenty
years has made almost con mon pro-
erty in regard TO Whist shall Dc pleugeo
anu how /. shall b. cared ioT, inuusiTy
ami economy, the elements OF tbriil,
can but secure result that must be la
the highest degree satisfactory.
a variety OF Interesting and benuti-
uiIy ilius,Thtsd literature, uescTip. i've
u CalIorniL'a resources, attractive
rssOlti AID It's many w Gers, also
naps an l0iuers showing routes, traiu
movements anu oIhsr valuable iniol.
wa on. may nc obtained 10y adIrctsinp
u. II Gay, q metal A gent, Southern
Pache O., ga DO3ley Block, Sal
Late Vi y, U.al; VIM. X. McA lister,
Il uuTI Agent, lll2 lT.h ST., Denver,
Colo, L. Al. GJOuman, General Pa :
set ger Agent, Ban FIauclsco, Gal.