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| primary_town = San Francisco ...Green and Dried Fruit Company''' was a dried and fresh fruit packer in San Jose.

==California Fruit Exchange in San Jose== ...rchive:ahnpdoc&req_dat=1633CF8ECE5A48E5B7974C9CF0EE2D33 August 4, 1907 San Jose Sunday Mercury and Herald]</ref>. The fire consumed an empty building; "th

== Pioneer Fruit Company In San Jose== ...ing house on Bassett Street near the San Jose railroad yards. The Bassett Street plant is visible on the G.H. Lawrence 1906 panorama. The building appears

| primary_town = San Jose The '''Stephens Fruit Case Company''' was a San Jose-based box maker run by A. Morse.

| primary_town = San Francisco, CA The company had a plant in San Jose on Bassett Street. A fire behind their factory in 1901 was started in a pile of wood lath.

| primary_town = San Jose ...[http://www.sfgenealogy.com/sanfranciscodirectory/1888/1888_1118.pdf 1888 San Francisco City Directory].</ref>

.../maps?q=190%20Bassett%20Street,San%20Jose 190 Bassett Street]<ref>1936 San Jose City Directory</ref> || [[Category:San Jose]]

| primary_town = San Jose, CA ...147&amp;amp;dq=packing+house+death+san+jose&amp;amp;hl=en June 7, 1912 San Jose Evening News]</ref>. J. W. Chilton & Co. was officially formed on May 31,

| primary_town = San Jose, CA '''C. L. Dick Dried Fruit'' was a dried fruit packer in the San Jose area from the 1930's through the 1950's. There's evidence of the company e

| primary_town = San Jose, CA ...1918 California Fruit News] describes large orders from Britain. The San Jose packing house must have been an expansion into the Santa Clara Valley.

...04, and as "Phoenix Raisin Seeding and Packing Co" in 1906<ref>Oct 6, 1906 San Francisco Call.</ref>. ...lingamerica.loc.gov/lccn/sn85066387/1905-10-06/ed-1/seq-16.pdf Oct 6, 1905 San Francisco Call.]</ref>. The Oregonian stated things even more malevolently

| primary_town = San Jose, CA '''J.Z. and George H. Anderson''' was a San Jose dried fruit packer and shipper. The company was listed as a fruit shipper

'''Porter Brothers''' was a San Jose and Chicago-based dried fruit packer, founded in 1869, that was an early pr ...AAAAIBAJ&pg=3552%2C4973898 May 21, 1903 in the Evening News ] </ref>. San Jose newspaper articles reported much surprise in the local fruit business.

...31066 Our Fruits Find Favor in Markets of the Workd]. August 29, 1903 San Jose Evening News.</ref>. In 1893, the company shipped 4,000 carloads of fruit< ...: When Wilshire Boulevard Was Residential. Earl's mansion was designed by San Francisco architect Ernest Coxhead in 1897. Article also contains a short

| primary_town = San Francisco, CA ...tion], being the official history of the international celebration held at San Francisco in 1915 to commemorate the discovery of the Pacific Ocean and the

| primary_town = San Jose ...ny years just east of San Jose's Market Street railroad depot at First and Bassett Streets.