Publisher's Synopsis
Excerpt from The Fertile Lands of Colorado and Northern New Mexico: A Concise Description of the Vast Area of Agricultural, Horticulural and Grazing Lands Located on the Line of the Denver and Rio Grande Railroad in Colorado and New Mexico
The amount of capital required to take hold of a piece of land under either of these three methods is about the same. Colorado is no new state, but has been settled for more than a quarter of a century. Most of the choicer loca tions have long since been proved up on, irrigated, improved and farmed. But methods of farming have changed. Time and experience have shown that the man on the forty acre farm, or even the ten or twenty acre farm close in, often makes more money than the man with a quarter section of land in a more remote section, so that in all the most fertile valleys a diligent man can find good land, well fertilized and tilled, for sale in small tracts on easy terms.
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