Hiram Rawson (the rd) Traditional Cache
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Tehama County is situated in the north central part of California. It is bounded on the north by Shasta County; on the east by Plumas and Butte; on the south by Butte and Colusa and on the west by Mendocino and Trinity. The county extends across the Sacramento Valley from the Sierras on the east to the Coast Range on the west. The Sacramento River flows through the county from north to south, dividing it into two nearly equal divisions. Cottonwood and Battle Creeks on the northern boundary, Antelope, Reed's, Red Bank, Payne's, Dibble, Mill, Elder and Thomes creeks are among the principal streams of the county flowing into the Sacramento. The California & Oregon Railway, under the control of the Southern Pacific Company, enters the northern part of the county at Cottonwood and passes through Red Bluff to Tehama along the western bank of the Sacramento. At Tehama the railway diverges, one line continuing on the same side as before, through Corning into Colusa County; the other division crosses the river on one of the finest bridges in northern California, and passes through Vina into Butte County. These two routes again unite at Davisville, Yolo County. The principal occupations of the people of the county are farming and sheep-raising, though fruit-raising are beginning to attract many persons. The Sierra Lumber Mills at Red Bluff give employment to about seventy-five or 100 men. The grain crops of the county are large, Tehama standing in the front rank as a wheat and barley county. The lands lying immediately along the river cannot be surpassed in the State for fertility.
The leading farmers of the county are J. S. Cone, J. S. Butler, J. C. Tyler, W. W. Finnell, John Finnell,
Fountain Finnell, R. H. Blossom, A. Gallatin, , H. Kraft,Leland Stanford and
Hiram Rawson
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