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REPUBLISHED QUARTERLY BY THE SAN JOAQUIN COUNTY HISTORICAL SOCIETYVolume I, New Series Summer 1987Number 2THE HISTORY OF STREETCARS IN STOCKTON James. Burks ANIMAL action The first recorded attempt

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