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33o acres rented 10 Mr. Fitzpstrick' .
sons for this year. the older foiks
having bought hosss u Cimsrron.
Adjoining this place 10 the ranch
owned by Sam FloAr lie has l6O
scres recently taken up. Water 10
difficult TO get 40 that 40 yet only
part Of the land is under cultivation.
Mr.. Flohr raises hay - his princi-
pal crop. and has garden. lie
spends his Summers ON the ranch
together with his wife and SIX chill
dren. Winters are spent in Mont
rose.
The next place north is the ranch
of John and Lu Miller. This is a
beautiful place, situated in the valley
near the Little Cimarron river.
Icy have 40 acTes Of fine land
I'll plenty d water for Irrigation.
h 10 all under cultivation, mostly in
hAy, timothy and alfalfa predominant
nag. Mr. Miller and son also have
about 200 head of cattle aud a
number of horses. Mrs. Miller
makes a good deal Of fine butter
which finds ready market, and
raises chickens. \ very neat log
house with six rooms occupies the
east side of the ranch
One OF the new ranches TO be
spoken OF is that Of Albert Neo. He
has l6O acres under water and is
fast improvins the place. This
spring being his first season, he has
found Improvements slow and hard
40 sage brush is thick and rocks
nsmerous in places. With abun-
dance of water, Mr.. Neo will un-
doubtedly have in time one OF the
best ranches on the creek.
Geo. Spaulding also has good
ranch situated about mile from the
river on the mesa. He has good
ditch and has his l60 acres well
under cultivation. He has quite a
bunch of cattle and raises garden
truck for sale. as well as hay.
Frank kensgen also has 100 acres
adjoining Mr.. Spauldings place.
1t is situated on the river bottom
With pretty location. He makes a
speciality of gardening and raises
some fine vegetables. Some vege-
tables sent by him to the World 5
Fair at st Louis last year brought
him second prize. Mr.. kensgen has
material all ready to start new
house as soon as the having season
il over.
The old Bill Boot ranch is now
owned by Graham and Stevenson.
This is beautiful place, with fine
water. 1t is seven miles from the
town of Cimarron on the Blue river
in Gunnison county. There are 800
acres Of fine farming land found on
this place. Fine springs are abun-
ant and hundreds OF head of cattle
find pasturage in the winter. Hay
is cut in abundance and large am
cunt of garden truck is raised. A
well built residence adds to the
place, making it, all in all, one Of
the most desirable ranches to be
found in some distance.
Andrew Freeman also has go
acres of good hay land and has err
ected a neat two story SIX room
house. Mr.. Freeman is planning on
running a dairy on in extensive
scale as he owns a fine herd of
mich cows
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