Imperial Valley press., 1927-04-14

right is reserved 10 reject any and
MI bids
The land viii be sold in tracts
ranging from the smallest suhdivis-
ion mp to Gao acres, there being no
limit to the number of acres one
person can purchase. The surface
alone may be purchased or the pur
chase may include all mineral ani
oil rights, without reservation. The
clear titlc to the land offered is eEi-
denccd nv Certifications Of Pur-
chase issued under the seal Of the
State Land Office Of the State #
California. which are prima facie
evidence Of title. When the fall
purchase has been completed, pat
ant is issued. All couVevancoS Will
be made through escrow.
Following are descriptions Of the
Imperial VALLEY tracts: $40 acres
Sec. 36-TSS-SRM RllE-Iics at an
elevation Of 2J0 feet below sea level
in northern Impcrial county. close
tc Bertram 4 station on the main
line of the s. F. Partly covered hv
the water Cf &dlt0n Sea which is
Slowly rcceding The fact that ii
commands the beach Al this l0ca-
ton mates il desirable as 4 winter
resort site, and rs Il is the fact that
the Government has withdrawn all
land bordering on the Salton Sea.
leaves this practically without com
netit'on fer resort purposes in 4
locality that is claimed to have
Springs. 1t lies below the present
canal system. as we'll rs being below
the all-Amcr:can Canal survey.
Four hundred and eighty acres
Sec. l6 texccn; the SN IL T9S-
RllE.SBN--thrce miles to the
northwest OF above, with similar
conditions.
Six lu"'rcd and forty acres-Sec.
ld-Tl3S-Rl7E SBM. Located on the
Fast Mesa of the Imperial Valley.
About 100 feet above sea level. ard
abov" the present canal system. 1t
Is INST below the line Of the survey
of the proposed allAmerican canal,
the stakes Of which survey are
plainly visible and the course Of
which is shown on all late maps.
Its value uudor irrigation should be
permanent. for as il has perfect
drainage there would be no danger
of the development of alkali which
might endanger low lands. 1t kes
in n locality where land is prac-
ticaily unoDtaiuable in any wav and
at any cost.
Three hundred and twenty acres
w IL See. l6-Tl5S-RlSE-S -SBM.
Located about II miles southeast of
the last described tract. Condi-
tons similar. Altitude about the
same.
Three hundred ana twenty acres
W II Sec. 36-T15S- R20E- SBN.
IocatCo at Ogiibv, IN the main line
Of the s. p. in eastern Imperial
county. Corners on the railroad.
Level. Growth of mesquite and
ether trees. which indicate ground
saittd to growing pecans and all
other kinds of trees that can be
grown at that elevation fabOut 80
fcet}. 1t is above the all. American
canal survey, but should have ample
water from underground. 1t is said
to have great prospective value rs
townsito location as il is about
the only land now subicct 10 pa
ent 80 faVorably located IN that vi
einitv. aaa townsitc there will be
llerdcd as soon as the ull-American
canal construction is started.
In addition to the foregoing there
will he offered the following i'm
proved ranch which is not state
land. 100 acres-SW 1-2 See. a
Tl1S-Rl4ESRM. Located about
miles southeast Of INLAND in the
Imperial Valley. Splendid soil. no
harmful alkali, will grow practical
Is amy crop grown in the valley.
Across the road is a grcpfruit orch
ard which demonstrates the suit
ability Of the soil, etc. Small house.
About Sc acres has been under cult
walton. All under water service
from Imperial Water Co. No. 3.