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Scientific American, Vol. 87, No. 13 (1902) (1902)

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g and continuance of a large city is an as the “tent city” was finished. In 1890 there were but few trees at Avalon, but to-day art, but the making of a town or city to order, and feature peculiar all along the Southern Californian it is filled with a dense growth of trees which afford carrying it… … the ground rent and free water, each lot being sewered and perfect in its sanitary arrangement. The visitor can rent a tent for sleeping, a parlor and kitchen, or poration, is certainly a science. The Pacific coast af- he can rent a single room. In the center of the “tent inland cities and towns…

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