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Show WHY HE LIKES MILLARD COUNTY. "1 have been traveling around for si-en mouths," said the California man to the editor yesterday, "and this U the most most desirable place I have yet found. They are asking from -!ui) to $",o per acre for raw laud In California Cali-fornia and then you must put the water on It. That's why so many California Cali-fornia men are coming to Delta to buy l:ud. 1 have never found a place w here you have us fine a domestic water supply. Then you are so close to a good market 1hat will never bu over supplied. I haven't bi-en any place where there Is a more abundant and iiHsured supply of water for irrigation irriga-tion purposes -you have witter and to spare. They can talk about California, fruits, but I never tasied finer flavored apples than those from Oak City. We can't raise any such mealy and toothsome tooth-some poiatoes as you have raised at Hinckley and can mine here. While the weather wasn't particularly inviting invit-ing when 1 first came, the weather you are having now suits me to a T, and this is the kind of weather they tell me you generally have here. While the man with a good orange grove may get a bigger profit from Ills crop than the alfalfa raiser in Millard County, see how much more work he has to put In and the years bis crop is a loss. The Millard county man need never fear the loss of his alfalfa crop and see the little expense lie Is put to. These are among the reasons why I have bought SO acres on tho west tract." |
