A history of California and an extended history of its southern coast counties, also containing biographies of well-known citizens of the past and present . - from one hundred and ten thousand toone lumdred and thirty-fiVe thousand personsper month. In the city of Redlands they operatethree cars, two cars run between Redlands andSan Bernardino, two between San Bernardinoand Colton, one between San Bernardino andHighland, and one to Urbita Springs and withinthe city of San Bernardino. There has been agreat increase in travel since the first car wasstarted, and the company has enjoyed a constant
A history of California and an extended history of its southern coast counties, also containing biographies of well-known citizens of the past and present . - from one hundred and ten thousand toone lumdred and thirty-fiVe thousand personsper month. In the city of Redlands they operatethree cars, two cars run between Redlands andSan Bernardino, two between San Bernardinoand Colton, one between San Bernardino andHighland, and one to Urbita Springs and withinthe city of San Bernardino. There has been agreat increase in travel since the first car wasstarted, and the company has enjoyed a constantincrease of patronage, which has enabled it tomeet its expenses and make a profit the companv was formed it has never runbehind any month, and its property, consistingof its various lines as well as the Urbita Springsand the Cole rack track, represent a large in-. J^ ii:h^ J^,.--.:.^^^ HISTORIC \L AXl) BIOGRAPHICAL RECORD. 845 vestment on which gratifying returns are beingreceived. An extension is now under way tothe Arrowhead Hot Springs, a distance of sixand one-half miles northof San Bernardino. WILLIAM M. SNODDY. One ofthe earlysettlers of Southern California, William is remembered in the citizenship of thestate and held in high esteem for the qualities ofcharacter he displayed during his residence inthis section. He was born in Boone county, Mo.,in 1843, ^ SOI of John W. and Sarah (Beattie)Snoddy, both of whom were natives of the samestate. He was reared on the home farm untilthirteen years old, when his mother died, and hethen became dependent upon his own finally became a clerk in a store in St. Joseph,Mo., and remained in this connection until 1864,when he crossed the plains to California. Helocated in Sacramento for the period of one year,after which he went to San Jose and began trad-ing between that city and
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