Monterey American Aug 31st 1916
A big smoke on the Coast Ridge north of Cone Peak and the Gamboa Trail was reported almost simultaneously by E. E. Murry on the Jolon road and by Ranger Abbott from Pine Ridge and Guard Bixby from Chew’s Ridge Lookout. Supervisor Merrill telephoned to Guards William Twitchel and Ed. Burns, who hurried to the scene, while Ed. Dutton dispatched to men from Jolon with provisions. Later Jim Stanley followed up with reinforcements. According to the latest reports the fire has covered about fifty acres, but it is believed to be under control.
(Provided by Sylvia Trotter Anderson)
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