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Nevada County, California - The home of deep producing gold mines and prolific fruit orchards (1915) (36 pages)

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CLEARING LAND FOR ORCHARD, operation. As with the county seat, all of the modern utilities are available here—electric lights, gas, telephones, municipal water and street cars. Here has been established a cannery ior the packing of fruits and vegetables grown in the county. TRUCKEE. Nestling in the Sierra Nevada Mountains, at an elevation of nearly 6,000 feet, lies the city of Truckee, whose birth dates back to the construction days of the first trans-continental railroad, when its virgin forests materially assisted in solving the problems of the pioneers of railroad building in the west. With a past which was closely associated with early historical lore, as it was near here that the ill-fated Donner party passed the disastrous winter of 1846-47, and with a future which is destined to make its name bear to the people of the west the same significance as the Alps to Switzerland, Truckee enjoys the unique distinction of being among the few playgrounds of the west, able to appeal to the pleasure loving public, at all seasons of the year in nature’s own way. With its rugged mountains and beautiful scenery, fine hunting and unexcelled fishing, lake resorts and winter sports, nature makes this region a natural paradise for the tourist. Its close proximity to Tahoe, Donner, Independence, and Webber Lakes, gives this section facilities for appealing to all classes of people; while the Truckee River passes through the city and Campbell’s hot springs is within a few hours ride. 8