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Shasta and Sonoma Counties have not yet decided when they will begin service. On August 1, 1918, the following counties had not begun service: Napa, San Luis Obispo, Shasta and Sonoma. Counties in yellow have establish- ed a County Free Library. DEL NORTE! HUMBOLDT SISKIYOU MENDOCINO TRINITY! MARIN TEHAMA LAKE SONOMA SHASTA GLENN BUTTE COLUSA YOLO NAPA SAN MATTAC SOLANO SACRAMENTO CONTRA COST ALAMEDA MONTEREY SAN BENITO MODOC LASSEN PLUMAS YUBA را Goose SANTA CLARA PLACER SAN JOAQUIN SIERRA NEVADA AMADOR CALAVERAS EL DORADO STANISLAUS MERCED Pt. Argueles The county free library is a library which is established by resolution of the supervisors, which is supported by the county, and which gives free service to every resident of the county. The headquarters are at the county seat and are in charge of a trained librarian, who holds a certificate from the Board of Library Exam- iners. Branches are established in various parts of the county in charge of custodians. These collections are changed in part or as a whole when the community no longer uses them. The State Library supplements, free of all expense, the county free libraries. TUOLUMNE SAN LUIS OBISPO X~ The county free library plan has been in op- eration in California since October 1.1908. The growth of the work has been remarkable Service to the schools is an especial feature. MARIPOSA MADERA FRESNO A Concepcion If you are interested in having such a library established in your county, or if you want information about the plan, write to the KINGS 3^ SANTA BARBARA MONO TULARE KERN VENTURA CALIFORNIA STATE LIBRARY SACRAMENTO CALIFORNIA INYO LOS ANGELES! ORANGE 33° N.- Lat. Charleston, S.C. SAN BERNARDINO RIVERSIDE SAN DIEGO IMPERIAL River

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