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r-:i<:Smiof>¢it%¢ 5,86 ),ixtR -sheAki
·'.1 --of:Monterey*Collnty,,iwith Billy
... 2 Bafpdsitioi he blast&d |
out the Fock/and Where there had
bekn a littlh· touglf '. shed for a
. , dressing r.odm, he ket lip a bath-
*use,· -bathing- resort, - and 'boat
house. Later he cut'back the sea
wall, .lengthened the beach, and
built the stone ·Wall and pier which
sull stand.
Durizig the early days he oper-
Ated a fleet of iboats, including the
' first.glass-bottom boat used in this
area. On the ·bank, where he owned
800 feet of propetty,he established ,
a Japanese tea garden, employing
a Japanese architect and -garden-
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ers :to make his .novelty auth#nup
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WORLD TOUR REOXYLED: ·9
Mr. Smith ' 88ld-· out -Kis -Pacific
Grove interests inh1910 Jtoithb.'fa-
ther of Reginald FoiteE, Mid -em-
barked upon yeafs·of :ti·2981 wkiial
took him ovet half ftlle,-glbbE:Jite
spent two years ih lipain, 17 '0
Mexico, fjve ears iti' Cuba,--long
periods in Cuba, Italy, San bomin-
go, and Haiti, where he 6pbrateda
sugar plantation during World War
I. He returned *to· spend·the last
few·years ·of his life in Pacific
Grove.
Mr. Smith leavk. hisbrother,
Police Judge Fred Smith of Tu-
lare; a daughter, ·MrsLConstancel
Ferguson of FaH- River; 1:Massa€
chusetts; a grandson,· Sdott:yeiguj
, son of Rhode Islahaf.5 bide©ME:
William KesemanA of Ndnitui;¥dd l
a nephew, James ]E. binith.fp*
nard.
5 Funeral services, iii"¢harg€·ot.4,6
Paul Mortuary, Pacific.Grbve, will
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C Y UP " : 42';f'.IN.'54767f,.4'.,31*
«Sude*in,1965£16£8 1
F i'f(t;:3.2 fR«Pjgt}92·*0.£4!t.:,'·P*, f,te:€•i/- .
tnith>Early
?AIt11:11.i g·:i29@*:54* SA'
; manpuleam
re:447>--Vt·11.1
*./.-r -
W.,%'flf;,iti<*fo .t-1,2149' I- i 'TJ#tUM
- ¢.:/·A· I.•l e-·'74-:I.
03 :, ilres>,Of' M913**r,SPeninaulh- lil
-2 4,4-61*UAd,11®6.:Aftlj,f.-the,28'60thE
.?·.:3'-Williak:hifieldiddiamith,D,to whoi
3;.-J th'4*9,',-6144?i.inif"dfidif adifj
4 64496,,7:e,it#-354@KE. j;6ai®(I
·7:it little-beh-ch,''passpd·'awayan.alloc:
..r,· #re-kt:61*44*brta·iloni64££64,;i
.5. &'ll#i#0*100§14 2-,4 33,':allenE·'.-0
'rId 'was'bor*6y»bdi?2
:.h'z -41859,-,ih - San-/ju2,»fitist«aN
'.4'dameiiin ·1864 to :Mont@r&*446*e
9-' his lather,:thetlate}Ualnes ··Benhet
r-:i<:Smiof>¢it%¢ 5,86 ),ixtR -sheAki
·'.1 --of:Monterey*Collnty,,iwith Billy
... 2 Bafpdsitioi he blast&d |
out the Fock/and Where there had
bekn a littlh· touglf '. shed for a
. , dressing r.odm, he ket lip a bath-
*use,· -bathing- resort, - and 'boat
house. Later he cut'back the sea
wall, .lengthened the beach, and
built the stone ·Wall and pier which
sull stand.
Durizig the early days he oper-
Ated a fleet of iboats, including the
' first.glass-bottom boat used in this
area. On the ·bank, where he owned
800 feet of propetty,he established ,
a Japanese tea garden, employing
a Japanese architect and -garden-
/ '¥ ri 0 ··r:/f'
[...:Smith.formerlyofth
4=:42£
ers :to make his .novelty auth#nup
in . every. ·detail:32, ,-4 4 , 5 1 :,--0-·'£'t'i,.. i·L. .
WORLD TOUR REOXYLED: ·9
Mr. Smith ' 88ld-· out -Kis -Pacific
Grove interests inh1910 Jtoithb.'fa-
ther of Reginald FoiteE, Mid -em-
barked upon yeafs·of :ti·2981 wkiial
took him ovet half ftlle,-glbbE:Jite
spent two years ih lipain, 17 '0
Mexico, fjve ears iti' Cuba,--long
periods in Cuba, Italy, San bomin-
go, and Haiti, where he 6pbrateda
sugar plantation during World War
I. He returned *to· spend·the last
few·years ·of his life in Pacific
Grove.
Mr. Smith leavk. hisbrother,
Police Judge Fred Smith of Tu-
lare; a daughter, ·MrsLConstancel
Ferguson of FaH- River; 1:Massa€
chusetts; a grandson,· Sdott:yeiguj
, son of Rhode Islahaf.5 bide©ME:
William KesemanA of Ndnitui;¥dd l
a nephew, James ]E. binith.fp*
nard.
5 Funeral services, iii"¢harg€·ot.4,6
Paul Mortuary, Pacific.Grbve, will
-: · be irinounced-later.* 2'ft.1'...2,f :14.'-
· I. .4.-14-0-ht'.1,-1,72·.1,11'1---Libl •1
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