The record-union. [volume] (Sacramento, Calif.) 1891-1903, 1898-10-24
counties of Alameda and Contra Costa,
To cit Of Martinez

counties of Alameda and Contra Costa,
to the city of Martinez.
Is. A highway, commencing at lone,
in Amador County, and extending
thence easterly, upon the best grades
and alignments, through Amador Coun-
ty, to Jackson; thence southeasterly,
through the counties Of Amador, Gala
veras and Tuolumne, to the city of
Sonora.
16. A highway, commencing at a
point in the State highway through
Santa Clara County, at or near the
city of Gilroy, and extending thence
northeasterly, on the best grades and
alignments, through the counties of
Santa Clara, San Benito, MERGED, Mar
iposa, Tuolumne and Mono to a point
on the State highway through the last
named county near Mono Lake.
IL. A highway, commencing at a
point on the State highway through
Santa Clara County, at or near the
city of Gilroy, and extending thence
southeasterly and easterly, on the best
grades< and alignments, through the
counties Of Santa Clara, San Benito
Is. A highway, commencing at the
city of Modesto, and extending thence
northeasterly, on the best grades and
alignments, through the counties OF
Stanislaus and Tuolumne, to the city of
Sonora.
10. A highway, commencing at or
near the city of HOLSTER, and extend
ing thence southeasterly, along the
best grades and alignments, through
the counties of San Benito and Fresno,
to a point on the westerly highway
through the last named county, near
Huron
20. A highway, commencing at a
point on the State highway through
San Luis Obispo County, at or near
San Miguel, and extending thence east
erly, on the best grades and alignments,
through the counties of San Luis Obs
DO and Kern, to point on the westerly
State highway in the last mentioned
county.
Il. A highway, commencing at Port
Hartford, in San Luis Obispo County,
and extending thence southeasterly and
northeasterly, on the best grades and
alignments, through the counties of
San Luis Obispo, Santa Barbara and
Kern, to Indian Wells, in the last
named county.
p. A highway, commencing at the
city Of Los Angeles, and extending
thence easterly on the best grades and
alignments, through the counties of Los
Angeles and San Bernardino, to the city
Of San Bernardino; thence southwest
erly, on the best grades and alignments,
through the counties Of San Bernardino,
Riverside and Orange, to the city of
Santa Ana, in Orange County.
% A highway, commencing at a
point on the State highway through
Shasta County, north Of the city of
Redding, and extending thence north
westerly, on the best grades and
alignments, through the counties Of
Shasta and Trinity, to Weaverville, in
the last named county
"a A highway, commencing at Co
lusa, and extending thence westerly on
the best grades and alignments,
through the county of Colusa, to a
point on the State highway through
said county.
20. A highway, commencing at Mark
leeville, and extending thence easterly,
on the best grades and alignments, to
point on the State highway through
Alpine County.
26. A highway, commencing at Mari
posa, and extending thence northwest
erly, along the best grades and align
ments, to a point on the State highway
through Mariposa County.
q. A highway, commencing at the
city Of Visalia, and extending thence
westerly, on the best grades and align
ments, through the counties of Tulare
and Kings, to the city Of Hanford, in
Kings County.
Is. A highway, commencing at a
point on the State highway through
Alameda County, at or near Niles, and
extending thence southerly, on the best
grades and alignments, through Ala
media and Santa Clara Counties, to the
city of San Jose; thence southwesterly,
on the best grades and alignments,
through the counties of Santa Clara
and Santa Cruz, to a point on the State
highway through Santa Cruz County,
near jacksonville.
Section 3. The roads Of the second
class, or county thoroughfares, shall be
the most important roads in each coun-
ty, as set apart and so declared by the
Boards Of Supervisors of the several
counties, in discharging which duty
they may call upon the Department Of
Highways, IN writing, for such advice
and counsel as said Boards of Super
visors may desire.
Section 4. The roads of the third
class, or district roads, shall embrace
all existing county roads now recog-
nized and set apart by law, and not
enumerated and classified IN Sections
. and Of this Act as State highways
or county thoroughfares, together with
such additional roads as may be laid
out, in accordance with the laws of the
State Of California, by the Boards of
Supervisors Of the several counties.
Section 5. All Acts or parts of Acts
in conflict with the provisions of this
Act are hereby repealed
Section 6. This Act shall take effect
from and after its passage.
An Act to Provide for the Acceptance
Of Highways Of the First Glass by
the State, and the Maintenance of the
Same, and to Make an Appropriation
Therefor.
The People Of the State of California,
represented in Senate and Assembly,
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