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4_180 __________________Timber Point 5900 ft. Fremontia californica Torr. Just below Timber Point, shrubs laden with fruits globose-ovate, 1 1/8 in. long, covered with short stiff hairs. Shrubs look like young seedling peach trees, the branches laden with fuzzy peaches. Redwood Canon 5450. dr. Redwood Big Trees here at the lower timber line. Their being chaparral below everywhere, - [Granger_s], 4275. Berberis sp. same as at Vanden. Berberis, 4-5 ft. h. Same habit, same texture -_B. aridorum. Jepson probably. |
4_181 Three Rivers. July 29, 1900 - The buckeye leaves here have been burnt into a crisp, but the reddish-brown color is that of autumn. Mr. F. Britten, Three Rivers, Would like to experiment with the Coffee Plant. Would put time and expense into the matter for his own satisfaction. He is a member of the firm of Britten Brothers, store-keepers and farmers. _Noel Britten _ blacksmith _Ernest Britten _ Ranger, _F. B. Britten, - farmer |
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