A New Location by Editor

Pacific Press Publishing Company · Oakland, California · Dec 30, 1903

FromSigns of the Times, Vol. 29, No. 52.

A New Location.

By Editor

For years the management of the Pacific Press Publishing Company have felt that the land now occupied by their publishing house is too valuable, and land surface too cramped in the heart of a large city in a residence district, for factory purposes, and that it was wisdom in many ways to seek some rural place where land was less valuable, where homes in healthy surroundings could be secured by employees, with space sufficient for gardens, fruit trees, and breathing room; and where shipping advantages would be good. Such a place has been found and secured in the village of Mountain View, Santa Clara County, thirty-nine miles south of San Francisco, a place which combines many of the advantages of the city with the benefits of a healthy country life. We shall say more about this in the future, and shall have plenty of time to say it, as we shall not be able to move the plant until next summer. We believe that God has guided in this move, and we are sure our friends will be glad to congratulate us. We wish their prayers still, that the same kind Father may be over us in the establishment of the plant, and all that is incidental to it or connected with it.