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Title: The Pacific tourist : Adams & Bishop's illustrated trans-continental guide of travel, from the Atlantic to the Pacific Ocean ... : a complete traveler's guide of the Union and Central Pacific railroads ...
Year: 1881 (1880s)
Authors: Williams, Henry T Miller, Joaquin, 1837-1913. Great Plains and desert. 1881
Subjects: Union Pacific Railroad Company Central Pacific Railroad
Publisher: New York : Adams & Bishop
Contributing Library: Harold B. Lee Library
Digitizing Sponsor: Brigham Young University

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5 Geysers, 322 Mt. Eden, 295 Santa Cruz, 296 Alameda, 295 Gila City. 296 Napa Soda Springs, 271 San Leandro, west. 295 Alvarada, 295 Glenwood& Dougherty *s Newark, 295 San Lorenzo, west, 295 Alviso, 295 Mill, 295 New Boston, .301 San Jose, 295 Arbuckle, 319 Harrington, 319 Norman, 320 Sobrante, 321 Atlantic City. 101 Huachuca, 301 Pacific Congress Springs.271 South Pass City, 104 Artesian Wells, 115 Litton Springs, 322 Pan tan a. 300 Jeal. 320 Benicia, 320 Logandale, 320 Papago, 300 Tombstone, 301 Ben.son, 300 Los (Jatos, 295 Paso Robles, 271 Tormey, 321 Berlin, 319 Loveladys, 295 Petrified Forest, 273 Tucson, 2;)!l Big Trees, 295 Macy. 319 Picacho, 299 Vallejo Junction, 320 Camp Brown, 104 Martinez, 320 IMnole, 321 Valona, 320 Camp Stambougli, 104 Maxwell, 319 Port Costa, 320 White Sulphur Springs ,273 Charle.ston, 300 Mescal, 300 Red Hock. 299 Williams, 319 Contention City, 300 Miners Delight, 104 Richmond, 300 Willows, 320 Delavan, 320 Monterey, 322 Russells, 295 Wrights, 295 1
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MONTEREY, CAL., The Old Capital Transformed into a Fashionable Watering Place, THE NEW HOTEL AND GROUNDS. The Magnificent Beach, and Bathing Facilities. DESCRIPTION OF THE NEW HOTEL AND GROUNDS. The new Hotel del Monte is one of the prettiest watering-place hotels to be found anywhere, and will have ample*and in time, lovely grounds. Indeed, no seaside house upon the Atlantic approaches its plan of exterior, while its interior finish, accommodations and appointments, are superior to those of any like establishment in the United States.It is built in^the modern (iothic or Queen Anne style, and cost, with its furniture and other appointments, about aquarter of a million of dollars. It is 3o5 feet in length and GO feet in width, with wings; it has two full stories and anattic story, and several stories in the central tower or observatory. Its ground floor, in some respects, resembles thatof the Grand Union at Saratoga, and as in that and other eastern summer hotels, the lady guests have

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