California highways; a descriptive record of road development by the state and by such counties as have paved highways . Middle River bridge on Borden Highway west of Stockton. ? .*-- < cS *••*. ^Wim ?*;?: ?m^. I ?5-a * i ^^ San Joaquin County James Y. Coates, George M. French, J. W. Stuckenbruck,and James T. Ansbro, the county engineer, F. E. Quail,being executive officer, and his assistant, W. B. Hogan; andhaving started out with oil-macadam roads these men arebuilding more, disregarding the example of practically all theother counties of California and maintaining stoutly theirbelief in
California highways; a descriptive record of road development by the state and by such counties as have paved highways . Middle River bridge on Borden Highway west of Stockton. ? .*-- < cS *••*. ^Wim ?*;?: ?m^. I ?5-a * i ^^ San Joaquin County James Y. Coates, George M. French, J. W. Stuckenbruck,and James T. Ansbro, the county engineer, F. E. Quail,being executive officer, and his assistant, W. B. Hogan; andhaving started out with oil-macadam roads these men arebuilding more, disregarding the example of practically all theother counties of California and maintaining stoutly theirbelief in and adherence to the type of road they have put in,exercising careful maintenance and having in the main acreditable system of paved highways. To definitely bring the public into their confidence, in thefall of 1919 the Board of Supervisors appointed an AdvisoryBoard made up of Burton , B. S. Crittenden, D. , Hilliard E. Welch, Edward Powers, and J. M. Bigger,representing every section of the county and with this com-mittee to help is planning toward the extension of the alreadycomprehensive system of roads. In their road-building endeavors they are amply supportedby the San Joaquin County
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