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Scientific American, Vol. 80, No. 11 (March 1899) (1899)

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APE GROWING AND WINE MAKING IN Forced sales of new wines are abolished. Wines are ing and wine making has been the occupation of the CALIFORNIA. not permitted to leave the State in inferior condition. people for centuries, projected an organization for BY ENOS BROWN. A system of co-operation… … the last degree, and directly the cultivation of great forests of petrified trees. GATHERING GRAPES. the grape was stimulated all over the State Lava deposits exist in the Thousands of acres believed to be worthless and bar- neighboring hills. The soil itself is rich in evidences taining a high…

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