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The structural and industrial materials of California (1906)

Aubury, Lewis E., b. 1862 · Sacramento, W.W. Shannon, Superintendent State printing · leaf 49

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a little microclineand albite, quartz, biotite, and niuscovite—the constituents of typicalgranite. Temeeula.—There are two granite quarries about two miles south ofTemecula, near tiie junction of Temeeula Creek and the San .JacintoRiver. One quarry is owned and operated by F. L. Fernald, and… … ILl,. No. IJ. ST()NK-SA\VIN(, MACHIXK. \U.\ HKOS. STOXK COMrANV. l.OS AMiKI.KS. wholly or in part with large rounded boulders of disintegration. Nearlyall the work has l)een done on boulders, because they are more readilysplit and cut to the desired shape. The rock lias a remarkalily evenfracture,…

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