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CALIFORNIA STATE FA ENTO. 1922 (4) 1922 R979. 41058
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CALIF. STATE FARMERS DIREC TORY. SONIOMA COUNTY 1922
CALIF R 979.41058 CALIFORNIA
Farmers Directory, Sonoma Co., Cal.
A. J. RONSHEIMER REAL ESTATE AND INSURANCE CHICKEN RANCHES A SPECIALTY 20 Washington St. PETALUMA, CALIF. Phone 768
"Bank Service You Can Bank On"
Collection
F OR FIFTY-SIX YEARS these banks have been rendering . every service consistent with sound and conservative Banking. During these years we have grown in strength and in the confidence of the pub- lic, and we expect to grow on, giving greater service as our facilities and the opportuni- ties to serve increase.
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The definite policy of reliable service which established these banks fifty-six years ago is the same today. Always endeavoring to advance your interests as well as our community.
The Sonoma County National Bank
ESTABLISHED 1866 GENERAL BANKING
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Petaluma Savings Bank
FOUNDED 1870
STRICTLY SAVINGS
Largest Combined Capital, Surplus and Undivided Profits in North of Bay District
PETALUMA 1923 CALIFORNIA
Use McNear Brands
FEED
TELEPHONE
1000
G.P.MºNEAR CO. PETALUMA
G. P. McNearCo.
COMPLIMENTS OF Virgil Martin WALTER B. TOWLE, OPT., HEALDSBURG Collection
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Santa Rosa California Personal Service
Collection
ND SAVINGS IMERC
BANK
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"Santa Rosa's Home Bank"
The American National Bank OF SANTA ROSA
SAFE DEPOSIT BOXES FOR RENT
MEMBER FEDERAL RESERVE SYSTEM
COMMERCIAL AND INTEREST - BEARING ACCOUNTS
Board of Directors
Hubert G. Comstock William L. Cunningham Alexander S. Douglas Leon L. Herrick
P. E. Holchester Charles Louis Kunde Albert Locke Charles H. Meisner
Jos. G. Morrow
Books -- Stationery
Fountain Pens, Eversharp Pencils Pictures, Art Goods School Supplies Sporting Goods
Coccich's
BOOKS STATIONERY SANTA ROSA, CALIF.
615 FOURTH STREET
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CALIFORNIA STATE
FARMERS DIRECTORY
Virgil Martin SONOMA COUNTY Collection
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1922 $10.00 PER COPY 1923
This Directory is intended for the use of Farmers, and contains a list of resident Farmers (owners and renters) of Sonoma County, California, giving Name, Section Number, Township, Range, Postoffice Address, As- sessed Valuation, Number of Acres Owned and other information. Mirgil Martin Collection
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This Directory is Copyrighted as a State and County Publication, Title and Design Registered. Infringements Will Be Prosecuted.
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Published October, 1922
FARMERS DIRECTORY COMPANY SACRAMENTO, CALIFORNIA
FARMERS DIRECTORY CORPORATION Norfolk Bldg., 8161/2 Riverside Ave. SPOKANE, WASHINGTON
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FARMERS DIRECTORY COMPANY (of Oregon) Chamber of Commerce Building PORTLAND, OREGON
Copyrighted 1922 by R. E. KALAT, Manager
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"IT'S FOR THE FARMER"
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Virgil Martin Collection FARMERS EXCLUSIVE DIRECTORY
SONOMA COUNTY
Courtesy of Santa Rosa Chamber of Commerce Mirgil Martin Mirgil Martin Collection Collection
SONOMA COUNTY HIGH LIGHTS
Occupying a position on an arm of San Francisco Bay, and with sixty miles of coast line on the Pacific Ocean, Sonoma County embraces 1577 square miles, or 992,000 acres.
The fisheries along the ocean coast supply a great deal of the local demand.
With 1800 miles of county roads it is possible to reach all manner of Sonoma County life, from the metropolitan cities and smaller towns to the most secluded mountain spot; many mineral springs and health resorts entertain thousands of annual visitors.
Of the county roads, 600 miles are graveled and macadamized, 43 miles paved with concrete and 60 miles more under construction. In addition to this, the county contains 47 miles of paved State highway.
ROADS AND HIGHWAYS
Santa Rosa is sometimes termed "The Highway Hub", which indicates that highways radiate in every direction from this central city. The famous "Redwood Highway" traverses its center from north to south, while the State's unit of the Lincoln Highway crosses it from east to west. County roads lead from Santa Rosa to every Sonoma County point.
AGRICULTURE
Nature meets the farmer half way in his agricultural pursuits in Sonoma County. Agriculture in the county surrounding Santa Rosa means practically all the soil products of the temperate and semi-tropical zones.
No irrigation is necessary where Nature has provided so amply for sub- irrigation and proper drainage. A "crop failure" in Sonoma County is practically unheard of. So diversified are the soil products that a "light year" in one crop has little effect on the prosperity of the community.
Every month is "harvest time" in Sonoma County. In January there are olives, in February the oranges and in March the early shipment of asparagus. Cherries and early berries begin in April, and May sees the very height of the berry season; in June the beginning of apricots. The haying season falls in June, while in July come the famous Sonoma County prunes and other deciduous fruits. In July and August the Gravenstein apples are being packed and dried; September and October find the harvesters busy in the vineyards and hop fields, and the calendar year is filled out with the harvest of late apples and nuts.
Stock raising and the poultry industry claim their share of year around income, while there are many other crops raised and marketed commercially, such as nursery stock, hay and grain, potatoes, tomatoes and green vegetables.
The total agricultural produce valuation for 1921 was over $41,500,000.00- nearly 90 per cent of the assessed property valuation of the county.
HORTICULTURE
Sonoma County does not claim more than it is entitled to for its fruits, but it does stand ready to authenticate the following statements regarding its horticultural products :
Prunes-More prunes to the acre than any county in the State, and they rank among the best grown anywhere. Five million dollars' worth grown here annually, Sonoma County ranking second in the State in quantity, and leading all in quality in California.
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SONOMA COUNTY, CALIFORNIA
Apples-Sonoma County's Gravenstein apples, coming as they do in July and August, delight the palate of apple lovers the world over, and have no competitors for size, quality and quantity. Two and a quarter million dollars measures the annual apple crop. Many driers are in operation through the season, and so superior is the Gravenstein flavor that housewives can this apple sauce in preference to the fresh late apples for winter use.
Berries-Largest single berry section in the world. The chief berry supply station of the State of California, and the source of supply for much eastern trade in early berries, is among the valleys and foothills adjacent to Santa Rosa. Six hundred thousand dollars is the annual output.
Cherries-Equal to any grown in the State. The total yearly value, seven hundred thousand dollars.
Oranges-Not as extensive in quantity as in some other counties, but of superior quality. Grown in the northern section of the county.
Olives-Some of California's oldest olive groves are within a few miles of Santa Rosa. However, the commercial value of this crop is not one of the chief incomes, though the fruit is delicious in flavor.
Pears, Peaches, Apricots, Plums, Quinces and Persimmons-These are all raised in greater or lesser quantiy, some commercially and all of excellent quality.
Hops-Four thousand acres of hops are grown in Sonoma County, though the market has been somewhat affected by national prohibition. Huge hop kilns, with their odd-shaped towers, dot the landscape in every direction.
Nuts-English walnuts mature perfectly and are beyond an experimental stage. Yet this industry is in its infancy and awaits development.
VITICULTURE
Although it was expected that national prohibition would injure the wine grape interests, the vineyards have been getting exceptionally attractive prices for their grapes for various uses. Much of the fruit is dried and shipped out of the country. About 18,000 acres are now devoted to grape raising, and the total annual income therefore is nearly five million dollars.
POULTRY FARMING
This industry is the leader of all other single products of Sonoma County, and, in fact, its yearly annual income is one-half of the combined total income from all other sources. Poultry farms from one acre to twenty acres dot the hillsides and cover the valleys in every direction.
Not only in the egg production cultivated, but all the by-products are incorporated in the industry, such as incubator and brooder manufacturing, hatcheries, "baby-chix" shipped all over the Pacific Coast, chicken feed raised and commercialized, fertilizer produced and Sonoma County "friers" are eagerly sought by all high-class culinary artists.
Nearly two thousand dollars per minute, day and night, every day in the year, is the financial measure of income to Sonoma County through its poultry industry.
STOCK RAISING
Stock raising and thoroughbred breeding are two very important phases of agricultural life in Sonoma County.
Here John H. Rossiter has his famous Wikiup Rancho, where some of the world's fastest racing horses are raised. "Disguise", the only American horse that ever won an English Derby is a native of this Sonoma County farm, and is living here now.
Guernsey cattle, Berkshire hogs, Shropshire sheep, Collie dogs, and milch goats are some of the other highly bred animals of the county.
The long period of green pasture and cheap range lands in the coastal section of the county makes the yield of dairy products as cheap as anywhere in the country. Eighteen thousand milch cows in the county average 160 pounds of butter-fat each per year, 95 per cent of which goes into butter, 2 to 3 per cent into cheese and 3 to 5 per cent into market milk.
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FARMERS EXCLUSIVE DIRECTORY
DO YOUR BUYING AT HOME
To change the application of a now famous sentence of Abraham Lincoln, when we buy away from home we get the goods and lose the money; when we buy at home we have both the goods and the money.
The man who buys from a mail order house without first giving local houses a chance to talk business with him on the same articles does the merchant, the community, his family and himself a serious harm. Did that buyer ever stop to ask himself questions like these:
Does that mail order house help support your home schools?
Does that mail order house help support your county or city government through taxes ?
Does that mail order house ever help build a church or Y. M. C. A. building in your county ?
Did that mail order house ever subscribe toward your entertainments, your Fourth of July celebration, your fair?
Does that mail order house ever extend you credit to tide you over a "tight" time?
Does that mail order house help make your newspapers possible?
Did that mail order house ever spend one cent toward making yours a bigger and better town? Have you ever asked the mail order house for credit ?
These and a hundred kindred questions must be answered in the negative.
The patron of mail order houses is penny wise and pound foolish. He sacrifices a larger community good, which means greater good for himself, for the petty immediate gain of a few cents.
AN UNPATRIOTIC SACRIFICE
To sacrifice our neighborhood-the man who helps the town with its taxes, with its public business, with its myriad activities for neighborly righteousness-to sacrifice that man and his business for the mere sake of saving a dollar on the purchase of a hundred dollars' worth of goods is just as unpatriotic as it is to spit at the Flag.
For the Flag, if it means anything, means the golden rule; the Flag means friendly burden bearing; it means mutual help in trouble; it means standing together against common foes.
THE MOTTO OF THE MAIL ORDER HOUSE
The motto of the mail order house is, every man for himself and the devil take the hindmost-and you bet the devil will.
THE ULTIMATE RESULT
That spirit never fails to work; and the weak man, the unprotected man, the man alone-the man of the farm, at the end of the fact, when his farm market is gone, when his town is gone, when the spirit of selfishness and greed has left this country cold and hard and mean and neighborless-the farmer will be the hindermost.
ECONOMY!
-IN- HAND TAILORED SUITS
Is Best Demonstrated -AT-
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"PARTICULAR TAILORING"
IMPORTED WOOLENS AND SCOTCH TWEEDS UPSTAIRS AWAY FROM THE
HIGH RENT PROBLEM 509-A FOURTH STREET
SANTA ROSA, CALIF.
WHAT WE SAVE ON RENT GOES TO YOU
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THE HOUSE OF BETTER SHOES FOR THE ENTIRE FAMILY
Santa Rosa 519 4th St. Phone 536-J
Petaluma 35 Main St. Phone 706
MAIL ORDERS PROMPTLY FILLED
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PETALUMA
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County Officers of Sonoma County, California
County Clerk W. W. Felt, Jr. | Surveyor
R. Press Smith
Sheriff
Jas. A. Petray
Engineer Lloyd Aldrich
Tax Collector.
T. V. Butts
Probation Officer .J. P. Plover
Treasurer J. W. Ramage
Horticultural Com O. E. Bremner
Recorder H. B. Snyder
Purchasing Agent. .H. P. Fish
Auditor C. A. Pool
Sealer of Weights and Measures.
District Attorney G. W. Hoyle
John L. Gist
Assessor J. C. Hoke Smith
Farm Adviser. George E. Merrill
Supt. of Schools
B. F. Ballard
Superior Judge. Emmett Seawell
Coroner
F. H. Phillips | Superior Judge Thomas C. Denny
KEY TO ABBREVIATIONS
PO
Postoffice | Tct
Tract
Rt
Route
Subd
Subdivision
Bx
Box
Rcho
Rancho
Sec
Section
Rch
Ranch
Twp
Township
Co Rd
County Road
Rg
Range
Per. or psnl.
Personal
S. D.
School
District
Lt
Lot
R. D
Road
District
Blk
Block ..
Assd
Assessed
Add
Addition
Mi
Mile or Miles
R or Riv.
River
N
North
Ry
Railway
S
South
NW
Northwest
E
East
NE
Northeast
W
West
SE
Southeast
SW
.southwest
CLASSIFIED INDEX of representative business firms in back of Directory. Number of names listed at head of Index.
J. C. MAILER HARDWARE CO.
FARMERS' HEADQUARTERS FOR
AGRICULTURAL IMPLEMENTS AND TOOLS
SOLE AGENT FOR
PRESSURE
HARDIE
WATER
OLIVER PLOWS
POWER
SYSTEMS
AERMOTER WINDMILLS AND ENGINES
AND
FOR THE
SIMPLEX SEPARATORS
SUPERIOR STOVES & RANGES
HAND
FARM AND
CORBIN SHELF HARDWARE
PLANET JR. FARM TOOLS
SPRAYERS
HOME
MAJESTIC STOVES
PLUMBING, ETC.
631-633 FOURTH STREET SANTA ROSA, CALIF.
PHONE 94
UNION LOCK & NATIONAL FENCE
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Sonoma County Farmers
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ABBOTT, G. F., PO Petaluma, Rt 1; | ABELLO, ANTONIO, PO Santa Rosa, owns 12 acres, Sub 2, Cotati Rcho; twp 5, rg 8; assed. $1340; 7 mi NW Petaluma.
ABBOTT, CHAS. D., PO Sebastopol, Rt 2, Bx 183; owns 2 acres; Green Valley Rch; assd. $560.
ABBOTT, EARL, PO Sonoma; owns 9 acres; Batto Rch and Co Rd; twp 5, rg 5; assd. $1100.
ABBOTT, HARRY C, PO Sebastopol, Rt. 2, Bx 183; assd. $150.
ABEEL, J. M., PO Sebastopol; owns 4 acres; sec 35, twp 7, rg 9; assd. $1180; at Sebastopol.
ABEEL, SHIRLEY S., PO Sebastopol; owns 15 acres; Jas. M. Reynolds Rch; twp 7, rg 9; assd. $1000.
ABEL, GEO. L., PO Santa Rosa, Rt. 4, Bx 285; owns 30 acres, Reid Rch and Co Rd; twp 7, rg 8; assd. $8025. ABDENHOLDEN, J., PO Petaluma; owns 4 acres; sec 31, twp 5, rg. 7; assd. $1030; 2 mi W Petaluma.
Rt 5; owns 7 acres; sec 12, twp 7, rg 8; assd. $580; 2 mi NE Santa Rosa. ABELS, IHNK, PO Petaluma, Rt 4, Bx 206; owns 15 acres; Co Rd and Anderson Rch; twp 5, rg 8; assd. $2200.
ABLES, R., PO Santa Rosa; owns 4 acres; Sonoma Ave and Spring Creek; twp 7, rg 8; assd. $1600.
ABRAHAM, C. B., PO Sebastopol, Rt 3; owns 12 acres, Sub McDonald Rch; twp 6, rg 8; assd. $1615; SE Sebastopol.
ABRAHAMSON, C. E., PO Santa Rosa, Rt 1, Bx 442; owns 5 acres; Lot 5, Phillip Subd; twp 6, rg 8; assd. $1235; S Santa Rosa.
ABRAHAMSON, PEARL, PO Santa Rosa, Rt 2, Bx 512; owns 25 acres; sec 18, twp 7, rg 8; assd. $2300; 4 mi W Santa Rosa.
ABRAMSKY, BERNARD., PO Sebas- topol, Rt 2; owns 29 acres; secs 27-
A SOUND BUSINESS POLICY
The confidence of the buying public have maintained
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in the Feed and Grain Business in Petaluma for more than sixty years. Big Buying and Big Selling give their patrons the benefit of selection, va- riety and price.
Their Capacity Allows a Full Stock
always on hand of Poultry and Dairy Feeds, Hay and Grain; Brick, Sand, Cement, Coal, Potatoes and similar lines.
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28, twp 7, rg 9; assd. $4390; 2 mi NW Sebastopol.
ABSHIRE, A. C., PO Geyserville; owns 108 acres; Co Rd and Russian River; twp 10, rg 9; assd $12,750.
ABSHIRE, F. A., PO Geyserville; owns 334 acres; Tzabaco Rcho; twp 10, rg 9; assd. $14,795; at Geyser- ville.
ABSHIRE, F. P., PO Geyserville; owns 160 acres; Tzabaco Rch; twp 10, rg 9; assd. $11,125; at Geyser- ville.
ACCOMZZO, PAOLO, PO Guerneville; owns 40 acres; sec 9, twp 8, rg 10; assd. $410; 5 mi NE Guerneville.
ACKERMAN, AMELIA R, PO Hayden St., Healdsburg; owns 15 acres; sec 18, twp 9, rg 9; assd. $2790; 2 mi NW Healdsburg.
ACKERMAN, FRITZ, PO El Verano; owns 8 acres; Sub A, Lewis Tract; twp 5, rg 6; assd. $1070; at El Ve- rano.
ACKFORD, MARY I., PO Santa Rosa, Rt 2, Bx 132; owns 5 acres; sec 34, twp 7, rg 8; assd. $945; 3 mi S Santa Rosa.
ACQUISTAPACE, ANNA, PO Agua Caliente; Blks 12-20-21, Agua Cali- ente; assd. $3550; at Agua Caliente. ACQUISTAPACE, A & MASNADA VAN, PO R F D Sonoma; own 282 acres; Co Rd and Grant line; twp 4-5, rg 5; assd. $6450; S Sonoma.
ACQUISTAPACE, CESARE & AGOS- TINO, PO R F D Sonoma; owns 298 acres; Sonoma and Co Rd; twp 5, rg 6; assd. $20,790.
ACQUISTAPACE, FELICE, PO Ken- wood; Blk 26, Kenwood; assd. $50; at Kenwood.
ACQUISTAPACE, GIOVINI, PO Bo- dega; Blk 2, Trowbridge & Doyle Add to Santa Rosa; assd. $150.
ACQUISTAPACE, J., PO Hewitt St., Santa Rosa; Trowbridge & Doyle's Add to Santa Rosa; assd. $250.
ACQUISTAPACE, J., PO Bodega; Lot 49, Rincon Park; assd. $550.
ACQUISTAPACE, JOE, PO Kenwood; Blks 34-35, Kenwood; assd. $350.
ACQUISTAPACE, MARY, PO Guerne- ville; Blk 34, Kenwood; assd. $100. ACQUISTAPACE, PIETRO G., PO Guerneville; owns 73 acres; sec 33, twp 8, rg 10; assd. $1205; 2 mi SE Guerneville.
ADAMS, G. A., PO Sonoma, Rt A, Bx 261A; owns 29 acres; Lots 5-6-9, Sonoma; twp 5, rg 5; assd. $1825; at Sonoma.
ADAMS, BERTHA A., PO Santa Rosa, Rt 1, Bx 21; owns 1 acre; Lot 4, Roberts Add to Santa Rosa; twp 7,
rg 8; assd $350; at Santa Rosa.
ADAMS, F. F., PO Santa Rosa, Rt 2, Bx 17; owns 2 acres; Co Rd and Ry; twp 7, rg 8; assd. $1300; at Santa Rosa.
ADAMS, F. L., PO Petaluma, Rt 5, Bx 59; owns 6 acres; sec 3, twp 4, rg 7; assd. $1530; 2 mi SE Petaluma.
ADAMS, JOHN QUINCY, PO Cazade- ro; owns 686 acres; secs 9-10, twp 8, rg 11; assd. $2150; 1 mi NE Caza- dero.
ADAMS, N. C., PO Sebastopol, Rt 4; owns 10 acres; Lot B, Fruit Land; twp 6, rg 9; assd. $1000; S Sebasto- pol.
ADAMS, WM. M., PO Crockett, Bx 683; owns 10 acres; Stony Pt Rch; twp 6, rg 8; assd. $1250; S Santa Rosa.
ADAMS, W. S., PO Petaluma; owns 12 acres; Vestal & Parker Rcho; twp 5, rg 8; assd. $2400; NW Peta- luma.
ADAMSON, JAMES, PO El Segundo; owns 4 acres; Blk 27, El Verano; assd. $250.
ADCOCK, S. W., PO Cloverdale; owns 95 acres; Linville Rch and Russian R; twp 11, rg 10; assd. $1250.
ADRIAS, ANTONIO F., PO Santa Rosa, Rt 1, Bx 495; owns 5 acres; Farms 28, Santa Rosa; Farms No. 2; twp 6, rg 8; assd. $250; S Santa Rosa.
AFFRANCHINO, G., PO Santa Rosa; owns 4 acres; Noonan and Co Rd; twp 7, rg 8; assd. $1255.
AGGESON, PETER, PO Petaluma, Rt 1; owns 16 acres; Lot 4, Cotati Rcho; twp 5, rg 7; assd. $2500; 6 mi N Petaluma.
AGGIO, JOE, PO Bodega Bay; R. D. 5; S. D. Ocean View; per. $1330.
AGOSTINE, FELIX, PO Geyserville, Rt 2, Bx 77; owns 42 acres; Hall Rch and Co Rd; twp 9, rg 9; assd. $2285; 5 mi S Geyserville.
AGOSTINE, F. & D., PO Geyserville, Rt 1, Bx 77; own 60 acres; sec 6, twp 9, rg 9; assd. $2000; 5 mi S Geyserville.
AGOSTINE, G. D., PO Healdsburg; owns 30 acres; Luce & Miser Rchs; twp 9, rg 9; assd. $1630; 2 mi N Healdsburg.
AGOSTINI, G. D. & J. DESTRUEL, PO Healdsburg; owns 291 acres; sec 9, twp 9, rg 9; assd. $3250; 2 mi N Healdsburg.
AGUIAR, JOHN P., PO Sebastopol, Rt 4, Bx 180; owns 10 acres; Lot 3, Jonive Heights; twp 6, rg 9; assd. $1145.
AGUIRRE, ENRIQUE, PO Cotati;
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owns 5 acres; Sub 7, Cotati Rcho; | ALBINI, JOHN C., PO Occidental; twp 6, rg 8; assd. $1200; at Cotati. AHL, JACOB, PO Santa Rosa; owns 45 acres; Strong & Taylor; twp 7, rg 7; assd. $2050; E Santa Rosa.
AHL, JOHN, PO Santa Rosa, Rt 4, Bx 522; owns 10 acres; McDonald Rch; twp 7, rg 7; assd. $3160; E Santa Rosa.
AHOLA, C. E., PO Petaluma, Rt 1, Bx 182A; owns 4 acres, Subd 7, Cotati Rcho; twp 6, rg 8; assd. $910; NW Petaluma.
AHRENDSEN, JOHN, PO Windsor; Lot in Hull's Add to Santa Rosa; assd. $150.
AIKIN, ROBERT L., PO Santa Rosa, Rt 4, Bx 43A; owns 16 acres; sec 7, twp 7, rg 7; assd. $1630; 3 mi NE Santa Rosa.
AIMS, JOSEPH, PO Santa Rosa, Rt 1, Bx 303; owns 5 acres; Lots 6-8, San- ta Rosa Oaks; assd. $725.
AKERS, M. P., PO Schellville; owns 14 acres; S P Ry and Co Rd; twp 5, rg 5; assd. $2200; at Schellville.
AKINS, N. C., PO Bodega Bay; R. D. 5; S. D. Bay; per. $100.
ALBERA, MICHELE, PO Ranta Rosa; owns 4 acres; Blk E, Pipher Add to Santa Rosa; twp 7, rg 8; assd. $1770; at Santa Rosa.
ALBERGI, S., PO Guerneville; R. D. 5; S. D. Guerneville; per. $100.
ALBERS, D. E., PO Santa Rosa; owns 7 acres; Subd of Holmes' Rch; twp 7, rg 8; assd. $1000.
ALBERT, CARL, PO Monte Rio; owns 7 acres; sec 7, twp 7, rg 10; assd. $4490; at Monte Rio.
ALBERTONI, DESIDERIA, PO Peta- luma; owns 130 acres; Lot 264, Peta- luma Rcho; twp 5, rg 7; assd. $7200; NE Petaluma.
ALBERTONI, J., PO Santa Rosa, Rt 1, Bx 347; owns 7 acres; Llano Rcho; twp 6, rg 8; assd. $715; SW Santa Rosa.
ALBERTS, FRED, PO Petaluma, Rt 2, Bx 90; owns 26 acres; Harvey & Eastman Lane; twp 5, rg 7; assd. $4300.
ALBINI, DOMENICO, PO Valley Ford; owns 141 acres; near Pellascio & Roberston; twp 6, rg 10; assd. $5160. ALBINI, D., PO Petaluma, Rt 5, Bx 118; R. D. 2; S. D. San Antonio; per. $1470.
ALBINI, ENRICO, PO Sebastopol, Rt 1, Bx 147; assd. $810.
ALBINI, JOHN, PO Bodega; owns 542 acres; Cereni & Estro American Rcho; twp 6, rg 10; assd. $12,075.
ALBINI, JOHN B., PO Bodega; R. D. 5; S. D. Potter; per. $2290.
RD 5; SD Ocean View; per $2650. R. D. 5; S. D. Ocean View; per $2650. ALBINI, JOHN D., PO Bodega; R. D. 5; S. D. Potter; per. $1775.
ALBINI, PAUL; PO Bodega; owns 192 acres; Lot 57 of Bodega Corners; twp 6, rg 10; assd. $6520; at Bodega. ALBINI, PETER D., PO Bodega; owns 281 acres; Bodega Rcho, also Rcho Esero Americano; twp 6, rg 10; assd. $6550; at Bodega.
ALBINI, P. G., PO Bay; R. D. 5; S. D. Bay; per $1800.
ALBRECHT, MARTIN, PO Glen Ellen; owns 29 acres; sec 2, twp 6, rg 6; assd. $100; 3 mi NE Glen Ellen.
ALBRECHT, MARTIN, PO Glen Ellen; owns 138 acres; sec 2, twp 6, rg 6; assd. $500; 3 mi NE Glen Ellen.
ALBREIGI, O., PO Occidental; R. D. 5; S. D. Jonive; per. $300.
ALBRIGHT, HENRY, PO Geyserville; Blk B, Bosh Add to Geyserville; assd. $300.
ALBRIGHT, HENRY W. et al., PO Geyserville; owns 49 acres; sec 17, twp 10, rg 10; assd. $150; 5 mi W Geyserville.
ALBRIGHT, ROLLO C. & KATE ROSE, PO Geyserville; own 98 acres; secs 17-21, twp 10, rg 10; assd. $500; 5 mi W Geyserville.
ALDEN, J. F., PO Cotati; owns 8 acres; Subd 3, Cotati Rcho; twp 6, rg 8; assd. $1970.
ALDEN, JOHN R., PO Cotati; owns 10 acres; Subd 7, Cotati Rcho; twp 6, rg 8; assd. $1850; at Cotati.
ALDERSON, E. G., PO Sebastopol, Rt 2, Bx 222; per. $100.
ALDERSON, W. E., PO Sebastopol, Rt 2; owns 15 acres; Meyers Rch and Co Rd; twp 7, rg 9; assd. $2820.
ALEXANDER, DELL T., PO Sebasto- pol, Rt 3, Bx 410; owns 7 acres; sec 12, twp 6, rg 9; assd. $1065; 3 mi SE Sebastopol.
ALEXANDER, GEO. C., PO Healds- burg; owns 200 acres; Russian River and Co Rd; twp 10, rg 9; assd. $32,410; N Healdsburg.
ALEXANDER, HOWARD, PO Santa Rosa, Rt 3, Bx 203; R. D. 3; S. D. Santa Rosa; per $225.
ALEXANDER, GEO. C. & THOMAS, PO Healdsburg, Rt 3; own 392 acres; sec 6, twp 9, rg 8; assd. $5650; 8 mi NE Healdsburg.
ALEXANDER, L. M., PO Santa Rosa; S Park Add to Santa Rosa; assd. $650.
ALLEN, E. B. & ROTH, PETER, PO Santa Rosa; own 5 acres; Lot 7, W Roseland; twp 7, rg 8; assd. $1020.
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ALEXANDER, SYLVIA, PO Santa Ro- sa, Rt 3; owns 16 acres; Co Rd and Cook Rch; twp 6, rg 7; assd. $2400. SE Santa Rosa.
ALEXANDER, THOMAS, PO Healds- burg, Rt 3; owns 90 acres; Co Rd and Russian River; twp 9, rg 8; assd. $9200; 8 mi NE Healdsburg.
ALLAM, F., PO Petaluma, Rt 4 Bx 112; owns 5 acres; Smith & Statts; twp 5, rg 8; assd. $2320; NW Peta- luma.
ALLAMANNO, G. & PERACCA UM- BERTO, PO Fetters Springs; own 91 acres; sec 26, twp 6, rg 6; assd. $950; 3 mi SE Glen Ellen.
ALLARDICE, R. E., PO Santa Rosa; owns 10 acres; Lot 1, Orchards Homes; twp 10, rg 9; assd. $1000; NW Santa Rosa.
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