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Scientific American, Vol. 66, No. 11 (March 1892) (1892)

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rain, so beauty of the place and that when a train might the surrounding country, that they purchased land be delayed at or near a curve, the signal might be adjoining, and in the set by a train hand from spring of 1890 began to ter- the nearest post, without race and plant the hillside the… … HILL TERRACES, CALIFORNIA. avenue that runs diago- terraced and planted to nally over the face of the oranges and early peaches ridge to Clover Valley. I have made a paved gutter with results that are highly satisfactory. Both the work was begun on a spur of land projecting from the on the upper…

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