The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1894-01-28

north oetNeen Ellw0od and Santa Marga-
rita when closed will give il direct rail
connection with San Francisco and will
place 1t on the direct tourists route from
the north to the south. Lines of frst-class
steamers connect also with Los Angeles.
San Diego and San Francisco. The city is
well provided with hotels of the first class
gas. electric and water works. good sewer
system, streetcar lines, three banks. five
schools, thirteen churches, opera house.
racecourse. three newspapers and manv
other attractions and conveniences 4
splendid boulevard skirts the ocean front
| and another extends from the wharf Ia the
foothills. 1t is city of shrubs and flow
ers, of groves and lawns and elegant
! homes. Its almost insular and balmv
climate is perpetual delight and consti
tutes it one of the best resorts for invaids
in the State.
Santa Rosa, the county seat Of Sonoma
i County. with population of about $500. is
situated near the center of the county. and
| is connected by rail with Uhah, Meudo-
cino County. or the north, Napa and Sac
! ramentO on the east and Petaluma and
! San Francisco on the south.
The city is an elegant place OF residence.
Many San Francisco business men have
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large fruit and wine district. and is a
busy and prosperous place. 1t has two
immense wineries, numerous manufac-
tories of flour, wooden goods. leather. iron
products. canned fruits, doors. sash, blinds
and holdings, has four banks. two daily
ana Tour weekly newspapers. four street
car lines. gas and water works, excellent
puohc schools. colleges and seminaries.
and Is most delightful place for home.
$4,000 high-schoo building will be soon
among her attractions. TIE city has
ia'eiy, by vote, resolved to construct and
own system of water works
riverside. the pioneer settlement in the
orange Industry. with a population of
ooUu mas wealthy and enterprising class
OF CITIZENS. beautiful homes and drives
Magu Ola avenue, fifteen miles long, lined
with shade trees and ornamental plants
! through the heart of the richest orange
groves in the country, has a national
reputation. Riverside has six banks, three
newspapers. elegant hotels and one Of The
finest opera-hOuses in the State
Napa City, the county seat of the county
of that name. has a population Of 5000. 1t
is located on Napa River, at the head of
navigation, forty miles from San Fran
cisco, with which it is connected bv rail.
II is favorite residence place. There are
nine churches. two banks, colleges and
schools. three newspapers, tanneries.
fourmills. cream tartar factories, can
merry. fruit-drer. brandy distilIeries.
wineries, ETC. II is in the center of rich
| grape-growing district.
Pomona, thirty miles east of Los An
geles, is thriving little city. which has
grown from population of 100 in 1880 to
about 5000 to-day. II is the leading "su
around" fruit center of Los Angeles
| County, oranges and delicious fruits being
! grown in equal proportion. 1t is also
headquarters of the olive industry In Los
Angeles County.
Among other cities noted for their pro-
! gressive communities may be mentioned:
! Marysville. the county seat of Yuba
/ County, population 1000, is located on the
/ Oregon and California Railroad at the
/ junction of Yuba and Feather rivers. 1t
/ Is terminal railroad shipping point to
and from the East at the same rates with
Stockton. Sacramento, San Jose and San
Francisco. 1t has water transportation by
river TO Sacramento and San Francisco
Many factories and wholesale houses are
located here. notably woolen-mills, flour
mills, foundries. iron pipe and tank fac
extensive fruit canneries, and large trade
is carried on with many interior points. 1t
has two banks, two newspapers, college,
high school, fine public buildings and an
energetic and enterprising population.
Woodland, the county seat of Yolo. with
POPULATION of 1000. is reputed one of the
wealthiest cities for its population in the
State. Its private residences are elegant
and costly and its hotels first class No
/ less than fifty residences have been built
during the past year. It's streets are wide,
! clean, and lined with ornamental trees
/ Some Of them are paved with bituminous
| rock. The city has aoated S135,000 of
| bonds for sewerage, a city hall and water
| works extension, and these improvements
! are now in course of construction. as well
] as an incaldeScent-light system. The
! city is now well lighted with gas and cleo
( trlclty, and has efficient streetcar service,
/ IRE department, telephone, express aad
| telegraph service. 1t is connected by rail
with Marysville. Sacramento and San
francisco. CAL, and Portland, Or, and
will soon have rail service up the famous
Capay Valley. Its opera-house is one of
the best in Northern California, and its
public and business buildings are costly
and elegant. There are here free library.
| improved grounds and track of District
Fair Association, three substantial banks.
efficient city government, low taxes and
low water rates, pure water, salubrious
climate, excellent sanitary conditions and
very low rate of mortality IL has two
frst-class daily newspapers and one
weekly. As city with all of these adj
vantages, besides being literally provided
win nrs'-ciass schools, two colleges. ele-
CANT houses Of worship and public society
buildings. 1t presents unusual attractions
TO those who are seeking new homes.
bakersfield, the county seat of Kern
County. population about 1000, is a rapidly
growing place. Kern City, adjoining I, is
practically one with it. The city is on the
Southern Pacific Railroad, Sl4 miles from
San Francisco and ITO miles from Los An
Reles. 1t is we'll provided with gas, cleo
trio and water works, streetcar lines. fine
public building, churches, public schools
and substantial hotels and business
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