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June 17, 1871 [SBT]: “On Monday last we noticed that the wharf was filed with baled hay some two or three tiers high. This hay is designed for shipment to Santa Cruz Island. The papers of San Francisco persist in repeating the falsehood that ‘there is great scarcity of feed in Santa Barbara County.’ When it is known that the wharf is about four hundred feet long, some idea can be obtained of the amount of hay waiting shipment.” | '''June 17, 1871 [SBT]:''' “On Monday last we noticed that the wharf was filed with baled hay some two or three tiers high. This hay is designed for shipment to Santa Cruz Island. The papers of San Francisco persist in repeating the falsehood that ‘there is great scarcity of feed in Santa Barbara County.’ When it is known that the wharf is about four hundred feet long, some idea can be obtained of the amount of hay waiting shipment.” | ||
'''September 4, 1917 [SCICo Letter Books]:''' “At Christy hay is still being hauled and we area sending over several more men to clean this up before Vintage... At the Main Ranch hay is being hauled from the barn of the Rialto to the stable.” | |||
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Hay
In the News~
June 17, 1871 [SBT]: “On Monday last we noticed that the wharf was filed with baled hay some two or three tiers high. This hay is designed for shipment to Santa Cruz Island. The papers of San Francisco persist in repeating the falsehood that ‘there is great scarcity of feed in Santa Barbara County.’ When it is known that the wharf is about four hundred feet long, some idea can be obtained of the amount of hay waiting shipment.”
September 4, 1917 [SCICo Letter Books]: “At Christy hay is still being hauled and we area sending over several more men to clean this up before Vintage... At the Main Ranch hay is being hauled from the barn of the Rialto to the stable.”
