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THE C. AND O. COAST OVERLAND
Run a splendid line of Concord coaches from Redding to Roseburg, a distance of 275 miles. The attractions along the route are
Interesting Resorts Accessible by Central Pacific and other Railroads and their Connections.
THE CHIEF,
And most widely known of California's attractive features is the wonderful Yosemite valley, whose remarkable chasm, towering cliffs, clothed in eternal snow and ice, rugged peaks reaching far into the lovely sky, and its picturesque plane, bordered by meandering streams of sparkling water, form a picture that is eulo- gistic even of Nature's handiwork. By taking the Southern Pacific Railroad to Merced, the valley can be reached after a ride of 86 miles vix Coulterville, or 91 miles by the way of Mariposa. The trip is made by taking one route and return- ing by the other. Either one will afford a view of those wonders of California's natural curiosities, the "Big Trees." No visitor to the Golden State should fail to see these mammoth "offshoots of Nature's virgin soil." The next in impor- tance is the grove of
BIG TREES,
Of Calaveras county, which are reached by stages from Milton, the present terminus of the Copperopolis Division of the .Central Pacific Railroad. The largest of this grove is the "Mother of the Forest," measuring 321 feet in height and SO feet in circumference at the base. The "Father of the Forest" lies pros-
TRY MURRAY'S MAGIC OIL L. Blumauer & Co., Fortiand. Orr- gon. have it.
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Noted for its waters, which is visited by t. villages built of accommodation immediate vicin follow the trail from Truckee, c
There are many ject matter suf months, which companies.
The U. S. Fis) point to attract visit this place c points of interes Springs and Stre or Lowe's Soda S ing and hunting, one of Nature's an impression th 5 miles from Bai on the Sacramen ing and .ishing, that a reasonable times the free se Dick," who is al wily trout, or pi is a clear, cold 8 son's, at Strawb ding, is the head Mount Shasta, V Soda Springs, an Sisaon makes it cend Mount Sh perienced and c crosses the beau at Major Bannor the Klamath La the paradise of t Lava Beds, the
From the Sisk many objects of
H. PALMER
PACIFIC BUSINESS COLLEGE,
No. 800 Post Street. Educates thoroughly for Business.
California-Resorts .. ALPHABETICALLY.
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trate '.pon the ground, from whose mammoth sides pieces of bark, 30 inches in thickness, and chips have been cut as souvenirs by tourists. It is 435 feet in length and 110 feet in circumference. By the annual lines, indicating its age, it shows that it had stood fully 3,000 years before Time conquered.
THE NEXT IN ORDER
Is the petrified forest, which is near Calistoga, Napa county. The trees were evidently brought to this condition by the action of volcanic influence. It is reached by the Napa Branch of the California Pacific Railroad. It is a freak of Nature that would excits the wonder of the geologist or the curiosity hunter.
LAKE TAHOE,
Noted for its great depth and altitude, as well as the want of buoyancy in its waters, which are as clear as crystal. It is a very pleasant summer resort, and is visited by thousands of persons annually. There have been several small villages built on its shores, clothed with forests of evergreens, where the best of accommodation can be obtained. There are quite a number of attractions in the immediate vicinity, besides those offered to the Nimroda or Izaak Waltons, who' follow the trail for black tailed deer, or troll for trout. It is reached by stage from Truckee, on the Central Pacific Railroad, 12 miles distant.
BESIDES THOSE ENUMERATED,
There are many other places where the lover of Nature's beauties can find sub- ject matter sufficient to keep him in employment at their study for many months, which he can hear of on application to any employee of the railroad companies.
The U. S. Fishery on the McCloud river, 17 miles from Redding, is the first point to attract the travelers attention, Accommodations for tourists wishing to visit this place can be had at Allin's Station. Next in the route come various points of interest on the Sacramento river, notably Southern's, Bailey's, Soda Springs and Strawberry Valley, all of which have numerous attractions. Bailey's or Lowe's Soda Springs, is attractive for its five springs of soda water, good fish- ing and hunting, and for affording the best opportunities for views of Castle Rock, one of Nature's master-pieces. This magnifient scene, viewed at sunrise, leaves an impression that will always be remembered with pleasure, Upper Soda Springs, 5 miles from Bailey's and 69 miles from Redding, is the principal place of resort on the Sacramento river. Hero the pleasure seeker finds not only the best of hunt- ing and .ishing, but he finds the Soda Springs House supplied with every comfort that a reasonable man should desire; an accommodating host, and at any and all times the free services of that genial old pioneer fisherman and hunter, "Uncle Dick," who is always ready to point out to the angler the favorite resorts of the wily trout, or pilot the ambitious Nimrod to the haunts of the noble buck. There is a clear, cold spring of delicious soda water at the very door of the house. Sis- son's, at Strawberry Valley, 8 miles from Soda Springs and 77 miles from Red- ding, is the headquarters of parties wishing to visit the Upper McCloud or ascend Mount Shasta, which is 14,440 feet in altitude. This place is the only rival to Soda Springs, and the unprejudiced writer hesitates to give the palm to either. Sisson makes it his business to fit out camping parties, or parties wishing to as- cend Mount Shasta, and furnishes guides, of which he is himself the most ex- perienced and capable. Further northward, just on the Oregon line, the route crosses the beautiful Siskiyou Mountains, and at their foot on the northern side, at Major Bannon's, is a convenient stopping place for partica wishing to explore the Klamath Lake region, which abounds in objects of interest. This region is the paradise of the hunter and fisherman, Clevato Lake, Pyvenial Lake and the Lava Beda, the scene of the Modoc war, are located in this region.
From the Siskiyou Mountains to the terminus of the line at Roseburg, there are many objects of interest, and many good places for rest.
H. PALMER & CO., Frontignan Wine, 302 Davis St., S, F.
SECOND-HAND PIANOS.
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W. W. MONTAGUE & CO.,
ven and Ranges, too different class, styles and patterns, 110. 112. 114, 116 and 118 Battery B., 8. P.
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California-Acampo-Alameda. ALPHABETICALLY.
Acampo, SAN JOAQUIN COUNTY.
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A postoffice and small town on the Western Division of the Central Pacific Railroad, 16 miles north of Stockton,
Denehy Dennis, blacksmith Denehy & Mullen, gen mdse Gilman John, liquors
KIRKLAND WM, postmaster, gen mdse, wood and coal Morris G W, blacksmith
Aidin, MODOC COUNTY,
Is situated in a good farming and mining district, and takes its name from Aidiu McDowell, Esq. It is a postoffice, and has a population of 400
"AIDIN HAWKEYE," Lafayette Barnes propr BARNES LAFAYETTE, propr
"Aidin Hawkeye"
Beecher James H, gen mdse Blaske A, gen mdse Bofinger & Bedford, brewery Cutter J C, justice of peace
Fiock & Morse, butchers
Frank A J, propr Franks Hotel Groves & Wilson, planing mill Hall C F, physician Henderson Geo, saloon Hendricks L, gen mdse Ingram & Harper, livery atable
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Ingram & Wilson, blacksmiths wagonmakers Magnus H, saloon McCash C A, physician and druggist Miller & Ross, boots and shoes
McDowell Aidin, flour mills
Mitchell -, varieties .
Mooers S C, hotel Parker J W, atty Parkers & Cutter, ins
ROSEBERRY & KNIGHT, gen mdse and postoffice
Schminck H, stoves and hardware
Striplin A J, blacksmith and wagon- maker
Alameda. ALAMEDA COUNTY.
A pretty place of 3,000 inhabitants, lying across the bay, opposite San Fran- cisco, from which it is eight miles dis- tant. It is occupied by a large number
of San Francisco business men as a place of residence.
Ackley & Harter, carriage factory "ALAMEDA ARGUS," T G Daniela propr, Park bet Webb and Santa Clara . aves
ALAMEDA BREWERY, V Rudhardt propr, cor Santa Clara and Third ave "ALAMEDA ENCINAL," Fredk K Krauth propr and pub, e = Park, bet Lincoln and Webb aves .
Alameda Free Library, G H Stipp li- brarian, cor Park and Eagle ave
ALAMEDA GARDENS, Conrad Stolze propr, Prospect near Railroad ave Alameda Musical Institute, Mme E Pattiani prin
Alameda Nursery, Wm Meyer propr BARBER A S, grocer and gen store, cor Santa Clara ave and Park
BARLOW MRS SUSAN, propres Loyal Oak Hotel Beretta Win, restaurant Berry J A, liquors, NE cor Central ave and McPherson
BIRD GEO, liquors, Birds Point BOEHMER F, grocer, Park
BOYD JOHN, liquors, Central bet Webster and Third
BREMER H, Schutzen Park, Central ave bet Prospect and McPherson BROWN JAS B, liquors, cor Webster and Santa Clara ave
BYLER W P, justice of peace, Web- ster 3 doors from R R ave Cabral Alexandre, bootmaker
COADY R E, Encinal Livery Stable, Encinal ave bet Oak and Park
Connelly F J, liquors Corbett J J, restaurant Cox R S, architect
DAVIDSON AUGUST, liquors, Cen- tral ave bet Webster and Third aves DE CHESNE HENRY.A M, druggist and physician, cor Webster and Santa Clara
Edwards John, liquors Ellsworth John, atty at law
ENCINAL LUMBER YARD, Ren- ton, Holmes & Co proprs, E B Ren- shaw manager
Encinal Park House, Wm Horst propr Fassking's Park and Hotel, Louis Fass- king propr
FIRST NATIONAL BANK, J E Baker cashier
Frank Andrew, liquors Gallagher E, boots and shoes Gilbert & Brown, real estate and ins Gochnauer P .L, butcher Green Arbor Baths, Jno T Gilman propr GREEN A J, druggist, Park
Fino Watches. Weiry, biam 315 J St., Sau
W. A. & C. S. HOUGHTON carry Largest Stock of Wholesale Stationery in the State, 615 J St., Sacramento. COUNTRY DEALERS can be supplied by F. Bickel, Wholesale Confectioner, 84 1st St., Portland, Oregon.
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California-Alameda-Alamo. ALPHABETICALLY.
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GRIPP HENRY, cigars and tobacco, Webster near Santa Clara ave GUILLETTE T, saloon, Central ave next to Schutzen Park
HALEY & EDSON, Terrace Baths, Central ave cor Third
Hartwick A S, horseshoeing and wagon- making
Hecker Adolph, hardware
HOLTZ WM & SON, grocers, SE cor Webster and Railroad
Hunter W B, justice of the peace and real estate agent
Kalis Frank J, barber
KINSMILL MRS M J, dressmaking, Santa Clara ave near Park Klebsch & Fuetterer, liquors
Knowlton Mrs L A, stationery, varieties and post mistress
Sandy Beach Batha, Cook propr Schaberg William, liquors Schroeder & Victors, hay, grain, lime, cement etc
SCHNUTENHAUS L J F, Neptune Gardens, Sea Baths and Family Re- sort, Central ave
Shead D L, fruit and vegetables Shepardson H F, real estate
Shoaff P L, notary public and convey- ancer
SHREWSBURY MRS N A, milli- nery, Park Row bet Santa Clara and Central ave
SMITH A THOMAS, real estate, Park SMITH JOHN S, merchant tailor, Santa Clara ave near Park
STOLZE CONRAD, Alameda Garden Saloon
Sunny Cove Baths, Geo W Traner propr, Thalia Garden, August Marks propr Tivoli Garden, Henry Schonan propr TURNER & MARTIN, livery stable, NE cor Park and Railroad ave Wachter E, meat market,
Women's Temperance Coffee House and Free Reading Room, Mrs R Cook manager, Santa Clara near Park
WONDERLICH & BRYAN, New- port Baths, cor Central and Second aves
Yosemite Hotel, I N Kay & Son proprs
NATIONAL SALOON.
WINES, LIQUORS AND CIGARS, CENTRAL AVENUE,
Next to Schutzen Park, ALAMEDA'
BEER 5 CENTS.
T. GUILLETTE, Prop'r.
Alamo, CONTRA COSTA COUNTY,
Is a small place and postoffice, 15 miles southeast of Martinez.
HARDY MRS C, gen mdse Hardy Jas, carpenter
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H. PALMER & CO., Frontignan Wine, 302 Davis St., S. F.
SECOND-HAND PIANOS.
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W. A. & C. S. HOUGHTON carry Largest Stock of Wholesale Stationery in the State, 615 J St., Sacramento. COUNTRY DEALERS can be supplied by F. Bickel, Wholesale Confectioner, 84 1st St., Portland, Oregon.
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Park Hotel, Adaser Cannon propr Park Opera House
Perkins F J, cigars and tobacco Pearson Jno W, Long Branch Bathing Association manager, Central ave, foot Webster
Polarski P, liquors, Central ave Porter B B, stationery and varieties Priest R, merchant tailor Probst Louis, bakery Quast J, gasfitting Quirk & Kemp, carpenters Reichrath Louis, boots and shoes Reynolds J M, real estate
Robertson Mrs John, fancy goods, stamp- ing and embroidery
ROTHERMEL & CO, grocers, Mastic Station, Railroad ave
RUTHARDT VICTOR, Alameda Brewery, Santa Clara and Railroad Henry J B, gen mdse, postmaster and ave
KOHLMOOS HOTEL, Kohlmoos Bros proprs, s s Railroad ave, bet Second and Third aves
KROPP CH, grocer Lemkie C H, barber
LONG BRANCH SALOON AND
GARDEN, E Mayrisch propr, cor| Wheeler & Relfe, wood and coal Wood A B, dentist Webster and Railroad ave
LOYAL OAK HOTEL, Mrs Susan Bar- low propr, Park near Pacific ave Mckce J W, real estate MeLean Stirling, ins
MILLS & FISCHER, plumbers and gastitters, Park
Merrill & Fossing, fruit and produce Morris & Powell, house and sign painters Moulton Garry H, constable and col
NOBMANN JOHN H, furniture, SE cor Park and Railroad ave Nelson Hans, liquors
1. W. MONTAGUE & CO., Stoven and Ranges, 500 different sizes, styles an .!
Cul fornia-Alameda-Allendale. ALPHABETICALLY.
493 NEWPORT SWIMMING BATHS Corner of Central and Second Avenues, ALAMEDA. Magnificent Sand Beach. High Water at all Hours. Undoubtedly one of the finest resorts for families on the Pacific Coast. Can accommodate 2,000 guests. Each bath house has a glass roof so that bathers on coming out of the sea receive nature's own warmth. WONDERLICH & BRYAN, Proprietors. Albion, Alexander, SONOMA COUNTY, Six miles from Healdsburg. MENDOCINO COUNTY, A postoffice, reached via Dunean's Mills, on the N. P. C. R. R., and stage lines WARREN W T, post. `ster from that point. Handley Bros, liquors Johnson C C, market Johnson J E, gen mdse Alleghany, SIERRA COUNTY, Macpherson & Wetherbee, sawmill Mulson H, liquors Salmon Creek R R Co Salmon Creek Sawmill Co Salmon Creek Shingle Mill Co TEAGUE ALLAN, tel opr Whito L E & Co, gon merchants Fay F A, varieties White W H, gen merchant Is a postoffice 9 miles from Downieville. Bradbury J T, dry goods and market Bainerd Chas, livery stable CRAFTS & CO, postoffice and general merchandise Hauber F J, wheelwright . Hooper W N, hotel Lefever J, physician Thompson D E, hotel West & Clute, saloon Alcatraz, Young F E, carpenter SAN FRANCISCO COUNTY, Is a postoffice of the U. S. military pris- on and fort in the Bay. CUTTING PACKING CO. Canned Salmon, Vegetables, 17 to 41 Main St., 8. F. WHO'S YOUR TAILOR? Try Buckle & Son. 195 Main St .. opposite Walker House. Salt Lake City. Utah.
Thomas Chas, postmaster
Allendale. SOLANO COUNTY. ALLEN M, postmaster, grain wars- house and fruit grower
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Stylograph, or Rapid Letter Copying Book, CAI 145 miles fro pretty little suts. It is
ALTAVIL proprietor Baker Jno, H Deinerost D Nuninger H PRINCE silk grow owner, etc
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BUSINESS PENMANSHIP
Practically taught at PACIFIC BUNI- NENS COLLEGE. 820 Post Nt .. N. F.
California-Allen Springs-Alturas. ALPHABETICALLY.
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Allen Springs, LAKE COUNTY.
ALLEN A B, postmaster ALLEN BROS, agents Wells, Fargo & Co, general merchandise, liquors and proprietors Allen Springs Hotel
Alma,
SANTA CLARA COUNTY.
Altoona, TRINITY COUNTY.
CRANDALL CHARLES, general mer- chandise, postinaster and' superinten- dent A Q Mining Co
Alturas, MODOO COUNTY, (Dorris Bridge postoffice.)
A place of 400 inhabitants, reached ria Oregon Division of the Central Pacific Rnifroad and stage line from Redding ; distant from San Francisco 489 miles.
Aram J H, agt S PCRR Cook Mrs M A, hotel Davis Thos, baggagemaster, S PC R R Da. is Saml, conductor, S PCR R I'mmett Elias, carpenter Berry C, bootmaker Bowman & Short, blacksmiths Floyd Jno G, hotel and postmaster Robinson F C, saloon Bowmer J C, atty at law Breeding Win, blacksmith Stewart H & J. gen miso Timm Geo, surveyor Combs W J, hotel EDWARDS W F, pub "Modoc Indo- Alta, pendent" Estes L C, livery stablo Ewing F W, dist atty PLACER COUNTY, Fitzgerald N, notary A postoffice 53 miles east of Auburn, on Gaynon A, saddier Forrest J M, physician the Central Pacific Railroad. Giroux & Hironymont, liquors Greenslet C D. painter ALTA BRANCH PIONEER BOX Grubbs E P, county supt schools FACTORY, Cooke & Son proprietore Harris G F, superior judge' Banvard E M, hotel and postmaster Holleman J, atty at law Bush Elw, machinist Howard Jas W, county assessor Damsguard Jno, sawmill Hudnall W L, physician Kellogg K M, carpenter Kereo David, restaurant Kellogg Geo D, agt Bear River Mill Co Kellogg & l'ickens, gen mdse, hay, grain, wood, lumber, etc Lindley Wm, carpenter St Louis Mining Co LAIRD J T, postmaster Lauer E, gen indso London Jno M, market Mann & Skinner, saloon Mark & Sanders, gen mise Terrill J B, agt C PR R, W, F & Co's Mckay Geo A, wagonmaker Ex and W Ü Tel Co Mitchell & Estes, livery Whittem F G, liquors "MODOC INDEPENDENT," W F Edwards pub Monday D L, carpenter Altaville, Neleker & London, butchers Nichols R F, carpenter CALAVERAS COUNTY, Payne & Gagnon, harness makers 145 miles from San Francisco, is a very Saulisbury W A, county surveyor pretty little place of about 250 inhabit- Skinner W L, liquors auts. It is reached ria Stockton. Rine N B, county treasurer Stanley Jno, public administrator and ALTAVILLE HOTEL, B R Prince Tenner E, atty at law proprietor Thompson A E, carpenter Baker Jno, brewery Deinerost D D, foundry Nuninger Henry, gen mose coroner Turaer E, atty at law Wakefield Jas & Son, livery stable WELCH GEORGE W, county clerk and recorder Stylograph, or Rapid Letter Copying Book. "^ for Catalogus. Patronace of Teachers and the Trade solicited. M. GRAY. 117 Post St., A. P.
PRINCE B H, general merchandise, silk grower, insurance agent, mine owner, etc
Weller O D, sheriff and tax collector Williams W , liquors
OLD PORT WINE, H. PALMER & CO., 302 Davis St., S. F.
GRAY'S MUSIC STORE.
The Largest Stock of American and Foreign Haste, Masical Merchandise on
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CUTTING PACKING CO. Canned Salmon, Vegetables, 17 to 41 Main St., 8. F.
W. W. MONTAGUE & CO.,
Pampa and Iron Pipe, all sizes, 110, 118, 114. 110 and 118 Battery Atreet. N. F.
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California-Alvarado-Anaheim. ALPHABETICALLY.
Alvarado,
ALAMEDA COUNTY,
Sixteen miles from Oakland, on the South Pacitio Coast R. R.
Dettelback J B, gen mdse
Goldman J, gen mdse
Helwig Philip & Co, market
Hezer August, bakery
Lowell A J, stoves and tinware
Mckeown Jos, blacksmith and wagon- maker
RICHMOND E A, agent W, F & Co, postmaster and justice of the peace Standard Sugar Manufacturing Co Stekes J J, gen mdse
Tay Geo H & Co, stove foundry
Alviso,
SANTA CLARA COUNTY.
Braley - Rev, warehouse
California Transportation Co, (Nelson & Anderson)
Carter John S & Co, grain market and Rafael N, tailor warehouse
Emerson Austin, carpenter and builder Ham R K, hay, grain and storage
Hutchinson Robert, hay and warehouse Martin John, hay and grain
McCall Wmn & Co, hay and warehouse Nelson & Anderson, (Cal Transportation Co), warehouse
Ortley John J, hay and grain, and stor- age
Pelle Jules, hotel
Pray Frank, flouring mill
Thompson Thos, hotel
Tilden Susan Mrs, gen mdse
Wade H G, hay and grain, and ware- house Wade Miss Mary A, postmistress Wright Wm, hotel
Amador City, AMADOR COUNTY,
A mining town of 800 inhabitants, reached via Amador branch of the C. P. R. R. to Ione, thence by stage 8 miles; distant from Sacramento 55 miles.
Amador Mill & Mining Co, J R Johns supt
Basso A, bootmaker Bianchetti B, hotel Bunker Hill Mine, John Palmer supt Chiechizola A, gen mdse
Culbert T S, blacksmith
Dunlap J R & Co, drugs and varieties, agent W U Tel Co and postmaster
Eclipse Mill & Mining Co, Geo W Kling supt
Fleehart C, agent W, F & Co
Greenwood J, furniture and undertaker
Gundry J, justice of peace
Gundry Mra M, boarding Henderson F B, hotel
Hewitt & Hammneek, gen mdse
Hurd W G, watchman
JEFFREY MRS E J, millinery
Kerr Thos, livery stable
Keystone Mining Co, O C Hewett supt
Kirkland Jaa, grocer
Kirkland Wm, gen mdse
Kling Geo W, propr Pony Saloon
KOEHLER H J, bakery, restaurant and liquors
Mayon J L, physician
Mayon T H, physician
Miller D R, blacksmith and wagonmaker
Mooney Michael, liquors
Payton W, constable
Peyton Wm, liquors
Priddy Rev W B, clergyman, (Metho- dist)
Smith S H, liquors
Thomas J H, gen mdse
Weil A, gen mdse
Werner & Sutherland, butchers
Anaheim, LOS ANGELES COUNTY,
Is twenty-aix miles southeast of Los An- geles, on the San Diego branch of the S. P. R. R., 13 miles north of Ana- heim Landing. The town is situated in the center of a level plateau, 160 feet above the sea level. It is 13 miles from the Pacific Ocean, and on three sides is, more or less, enclosed by foot-hills four miles distant, and little mountains 10 miles distant.
To the eastward, 60 miles off, are the high mountains of the Sierra Madre, with snow-capped tops. To the westward is the ocean, with a fine sandy beach of 30 miles in extent. The surrounding county is very fertile, and is planted in fruit orchards, vineyards and orange groves. Owing to the great fertility of the soil, and extraordinary quick growth of trees and vegetation in Southern California, homes may be raised in a very short time whose beauty it would take scores of years to attain in less favored localities. The population of Anaheim is nearly 2,000; the society is good, and musical entertainments are frequent. Game is
W. A. & C. S. HOUGHTON, the leading Wholesale Booksellers of California, 615 J Street, Sacramento. COUNTRY DEALERS can be supplied by F. Bickel, Wholesale Confectioner, 84 1st St., Portland, Oregon.
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GRAY'S MUSIC STORE. ALPHABETICALLY. plentiful, from grizzly bears in the moun- tains, to quail and wild duck on the plains and creeks. Boege Henreich, wine grower Boege Timothy, wine grower Boldt Mrs H E, wine grower The temperature is very equable, and though the days are warm and sunny all the year round, they are never oppres- sively hot. The nights are bright and starry, and cool in mid-summer. Rain falls at intervals during the winter months, and almost invariably at night, the mornings being fresh and invigorat- ing. It is the unanimous testimony, both of physicians and travelers who have visited Anaheim, that the climate for Catalogne. Patronage of Teachers and the Trade solicited. M. GRAY. 117 Post St .. S. F. is unsurpassed as a health resort for in- Cowen E L, dentist valids, especially those suffering from DARLING T A, agent S P R R and branch operator W U Tel Co, Depot diseases of the chest. Numbers are the instances where persons who have come Davis P & Bro, gen mdse agricul impl and banking to this country under sentence of death from Eastern physicians, have returned home cured, or been so greatly benefited as to be able to enjoy life and pursue Dean J H T, barber and baths Dreyfus B & Co, wine growers their avocations. Boyce Matthew, gunsmith Breed Mrs Julia M, teacher Brier Miss Mary, teacher Brown Mrs Flora, millinery Burkle R, wine grower Cahen Hippolyte, gen mdse and agricul- tural implements City Water Works Classen Martin, saloon COHEN BROS, gen mdse, Los Angeles Conrad Frederick, brewery W. A. & C. S. HOUGHTON, the leading Wholesale Booksellers of California, 615 J Street. Sacramento. The Largest Stock of American and Foreign Hasie, Musical Merchandise on the Coast. Send Davis Gustave, (P D & Bro) nursery de- pot Most places in Southern California Duncanson E E, gen mdse are healthy, but Ansheim has a climate and situation, with more of the desira- ble, and fewer of the undesirable quali- Eschelbach Peter, wine grower ties for invalids, than any other place in Evans Bros, groceries this part of the world. DUNHAM E, propr Planters Hotel, Centre and Los Angeles Ey Frank, cigars, tobacco, news and Anaheim has Episcopal and Presby- terian churches, a Roman Catholic chapel Ferguson & Lake, druggists and a fine school house. There are also FERGUSSON REGINALD A, English physician and surgeon, The Sani- tarium a well edited weekly paper, the "Ga- zette," two hotels, the Planters' and the Anaheim, two banks, two breweries, Fesenfeld Wm, atove and tinware and numerous stores and wine and spirit GANNON THOMAS L, justice of the peace and wheelwright, Centre manufacturers; also a Sanitarium and in- valid's home. barbers GOODMAN & RIMPAU, dry goods, This Sanitarium is built of brick, com- modious and well furnished, and offers to the invalid a home in a dry and sunny clime. clothing, boots and shoes and furnish- ing goods, Centre Grezez Francois, Commercial Hotel Guinn J M, teacher The proprietor is a graduate of the Hammes Philip, wine grower Queen's College, Ireland, and the Royal College of Physicians and Surgeons, Ed- inburgh. HAMBURG-AMERICAN PACKET CO'S AGENCY, B F Seibert agent HANNA JOHN real estate and ins agt "ANAHEIM GAZETTE," (weekly) Richard Melrose propr, Hanna Harry, manager W U Tel Co and ins Hartung Frederick, wine grower Anaheim Gas Works, Jos Bennerscheidt propr Helmsen Mrs E, cigars, tobacco and va- rieties Backs F & J, furniture, undertaking and Henderson W H, teacher sewing machines HIGGINS WM M, postmaster and Bailey Alexander, town judge druggist, Centre Bailey Alexander, justice of the peace HILLE CHAS, bakery and saloon, Centre BANK OF ANAHEIM, S H Mott president, B F Seibert cashier, Centre Bauer Geo, bootmaker Barham R M, deputy sheriff Bennerscheidt Carl, saloon Hinde T' P, brewery Howard Wm. carpenter Kænig W, wine grower Korn F A, wine grower Korn F A, town trustce
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