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List of Bonded Wineries, Bonded Wine Storerooms .I . :( ~~ ·: ··.v . • a'IIIIIIIIF .:. ! LIST OF EONDED WINERIES, .:BONDiD IIRIC STOD~ , Alr.~ !O:IDJ:D P'U'.6LIC STOREROOMS AUTHORIZED TO OPEPA·l'l AS OF JULY 1, ·193? · Arka.nsa~ ADI·.RF.SS Registry Number Arcndio. tl~ne~ 21 t Nile N. E.- of P. o., Bontonvllle Arde~nl, Fe~ix J. 46 Tont~tow,m Baltz, JohJ:'. J • 51 2 .IU ·, s. W, of Pocllhonta.a :Barb~otto, Joe 55 • Bate~, Delbert E•. 33 2! lU, N. 11' .• of Mar~::hall Bennet~, George~. 52 :Broome, Samuel A, 35 221 N. Ua~n ~t., Bentonville :Bullard, Cyrus F. 78 5 Miles s. lr, of Almond D..lrasoo, Joseph 31 206 Wain St. 1 D~catur Burroughs, Bennet~ :0, 64 107 East St. re~t, Texarkana Campbell, Isaac N, 18 10 Wiles ~~ - E, of Green Forest Choate, Ric~d H. 45 R.F.D. No, 1, Paraeould Dahlem, John 13 4 Mil~~ N. E, of Altus 0 ' Davidaon, .rune 70 1,6 Mile N. w. of u.s. P.o. on Clarendon Rood, Holly Grove DeSalvo, Carmie 24 Certter RHlgo Di~l, Thomas George 61 Smith St.r ·3~t, Holly <;rovo Digiacomo, John L. 67 Rou to 12, i M1lt1 U • Y7. of County Court Houso, Pflria Duchono, Eugone A. 28 Routo 1 1 Elkins Ed's ~r!r.ery 67 Route fl., Qonwoy Eveld 1 Sylveoter 53 3/4 M1lG ll. of Altus !;veld, WUl inm 14 Rauto No, 1 1 Altus Felsnor, Mrs, Borthn 62 Routo 171, Littlo Rock F1·oyaldonhovon, Chris w. 76 About 2 M11oo N. w. of Morrilton , · ..2 .. Arkaneae (Conttd) ADDRESS Registry Number Garland Cou nty.Winory ·4 Pleasant Valley~., Hot Spr1nga . ' George, John L ,· - · .26 Beebe ' Ghidotti, Sparandio 2 P. 0, Box No. 107, R. F. D. No, 21 Bigelow Granata, Loopold J, 43 Tontitown Jnvello, Charles 32 Elm Springs Johnson; Jerry ·D; ?1 Holly Grt,>ve . Johnson, Jesse F. ?3 i Ylle s. W, of .Gassvillo Jonea, Williern lrewton 56 R. F. D, 13, tittle Rock . tnngharl. Harold Ray 50 Old Buford BL, ~} Niles s. E. of Gassville . LMht A11dro" Jackson 72 On Buford Road, 5 l.Uloa s.- Tt. of I J.lout;1ta1n ~ome . 27 5600 W, 12th St~, ·Ll~tle P~ck 60 :Fhral Route 2, MayOol!er 25 R.r.D. Ho. 41 Bolla Vista Lln"in, John w• . 63 i Milo· S, E, of Plan~ · IJaort:ko. Carl o. 75 Routo fl, 5 Miles N. E, of P, 0, 1 London Tontitown Ho.ry' o Winory (Mury F. Doorpill(;.M.ue, dbn) 6 2 MUea s, E, of Altus 12 2 Uiloo S. E. of Altuo Moll, Jr., Frank ?9 472 Ingram Stroot, Conway Morea.nl, Rinaldi? V. 39 Tontl town 42 Sprlngdnlo & liol eon Wino Di('ltil11ni1 Co. 1 Inc, 1 Sprlni:d~lo !, Nelson, Fred B, }V)u to 1 1 ~ox BG t Y1,1 nslow .... ·-3:- ADDRESS Registry Number · Orsini, Serafino 23 817 W. 22nd St,,. N,. Little. Rock Oswald, Carl 65 About 1 Mile N, E. of Berryville Peggy Earl Bonde~ Winer,y Springd~le Perry, William M. 30 Route 1 1 Harris Pfeifer, Valentine 80 On State High,~~ #95 1 11 Niles N. of Morrilton Post, ¥rs. ~osoph 11 t Uile Eo.s~ of Altus Raiblo,.Mrs. Fr~.J. 15 lll.Ulee E, of Altus Riddick, Leor.ard G. 68 10 l!ilos s. on Llno Forry &ad, TexarkaM Sampson, Logan DeWitt 64 Route #2 1 Hober Springs Sax, Alfred 9 1 Mile llorth of Altus Sedlarlk~ Ant~n . 69 i Mila N. w. of u. s. Post Office, Pr~e Segalla, John 3 j3ox 116, P..oute .2 1 Bigelow Shaffer, John tl!ti18m ?7 Route fl, 5A- Miles s, W, of U, s, Post Office, Hoxie 74 Route fl, 6 Milos s. W, of U, S, · Post 9ff1co, Pnleetino Siso:> & Son 36 Routo No. 4, 2ft Milos S(')uth of Springdale . Smith, Doyle She~nn 66 RFD #1, Hobor Sprin&s Sold.a, P"el.indo Route 2, :Sox 106,. i3i~olow Strachota, Frank 69 Rout~ 1? 1 Box 215 1 Pino Bluff .S\re.rnpol, ChrS ~~·. 19 1 Mi, E. of Altus Stroud• s Fruit 'rarm 41 .Dontonvillo ~tyers, wiliiar.t J. 49 Box 2, Edtson Avo, Ark. St~to Hgy. Uo, ~s. Bonton Suva, Joo 58 Rou to #1; Th)x ~15, P1 tll') Bluff '. \ Ark~saa (Conttd) ADDRE!)S Registry Numbor Teldo, Richard D. 4{) Tontitown Wiederr.ei ..", Honry J, 10 lt Miles East of Altus Wieder1 ~ehr, H(:r rn.M .:[. ~ . 8 lt Mile I) Northeast of Altus . Tlinfrt)~/, Benjwni n A. 37 Rou \e 5, Rogo rs Wonder St ~te Bonded Winery, The 34 Sitka Znid£1.rs1c, M•3. th 16 1-3/4 Miles ~ast of Altua Bonded Storerooms None Bondod Publi ~ Storerocroo 1-rone California Abborul. 1 Ji~ 3608 Carbon C~ron Ro~d, 3l mi. s. W, of Chin•) P • 0, San Bernardino County ~CM:lpo Uinerica & DistHlorier. , Inc. 3877 On Orange Street, 100 YArds N. of Acrunpo P, o. ·Ac:o l71 no ry 4152 Sou th Hno Clayton Road, 1 mile o11st of Concord Adelanto Vlinory 3920 Randsburg Roo.d, 1-! m1. N, w. of Adelanto P.o. San Bernardino County AlbBrti, Giuseppe 1984 601 West Fourth Street, Hanford Alciv.ti Bros, 3689 On Murphy Ave. bet. Muple and Middle Aves,, 2i mi. N• of San Uartin P.O., Santa. Clara. County Alcxn.ndet", Christ 4196 On Thornton Road, .u.s, Highway No. 12, ?'-b. mi. W, and.4{ mi, N.w. of Woodbridge. P.o.,. Lodi Alfonso, :Ben 4228 I! mi. ll. and lt rd • 17. of Santa Ynez P.o,, Santa :Be.l'bara Coa Almaden Vineyards Corp• 145 Kooser Roa.d.t Los Gatoa . -5- Californin (Oonttd) ADDRESS Registry Number Alpin& Winery 3908 4 ml. E• of Alpine, on Highway 180 • San Diego County . Alta L·~me. Winery 3551 v. side of Cunningham Lane, 2 ~1. N, of Windsor, Sonoma County, Route 1 1 . Box ~0 ' . Alta Winery&: Distillery, Inc,· 30 On Xamm Ave., nr, Intersection of Hill & Xarnm Ave, 1/2 mi, So, and 2j mt, E,· of Dinubn Pe o,, '!Vlare County Alves, Jack 3903 8 Mi, S,E& of 0Ja1 on Co, ~ad between Ojai & SantA. PlUllnt Bentura County ~ 4145 On Purl ssiam A\~ •, 3 mi. ll• ft. \ of LQe Altos .. Andrieu,.Gabriel 389? 4 mi, l{, of Middletown, .,l..ndrleut s Rosort at . ~ig. .Canon. Arcuri Winery Co,, Liborio 3743 20568 Lassen Street~· Chntaworth Ardizzone, Frank 775 End of Woodw~rd Avenuo, ~and Arndale Vineyard, Geor~e A. Sawyer 854 Hission Road. 2l mi. S, w. of Liv,rmor~ Arrighi·, Carmen Llary 1043 P• o. Box 21 Concord Associated Farmers. Winery Ino, 288 On S/S of iolsom Road. a:ppox·. 1 mi. E. of Mills, Sacramento County Athe·~~r & .Bros,, A-.. .. 126 Route 31 !ox 230, Los Gatos Atlas Import &.Export Corp, 4133 North sid~ of Oakdai~Escal.on Hi ghwq1 5 mi. 'fl. of Oa.1tdal e P, o, Stanislaus Count~ Audenino Wir,eey 3602 1 ~lli. E-. of ~~i bald· Avo. on Rivoraide Drive, 6 mi, S• E~ ¢f · . Ontario PeO•, S~ :Bernardino :a & rs 1_11nery . 4250 1200 Paramount Blvdi So~{ Downe1 ,. Bacchi, Bartholome·o 487 On E/S Redwood Jtighwq; · 4 ini·. Soi. ot Jfen~dsburg , ·~ . Bagnani• Giuseppe 1927 · 814 Montgomery Stre~t·. Sa.Jl .. Franc isc'> · ; · Californin (Conttd) -ADDRESS Registry Number ~agnasco , Mike & Louie 4121 On W/S of Pi~asanton SUnol Road, l mi. So. of Ploaannton, A;laspeda County Dal.,\occhi, Romeo p, 31?9 2 mi,W. of FUlton, Windsor, So .noma. County . Btulentina , John J • 3595 l/2 mi . N, of P.O, at Sanitarium. Na.pa County Bonoher-:> • Louis 685 Atlas Way, Box 490 1 9,1 roi. N. of Napn ,• I :Bandlers., Emil 3S9B W/S of Redwood Highwsy, 1/2 mi. So. of Cloverdal~ P.O. Sonomn County Bon~ ont, Alberto 3879 On Bryant Avo. ~i mi . s. v. of Dos Palos, j'reano County Bare, .John V. 1 d,b.n. 3895 Davia & Tho:rnton Rd. e. 5 mi. T7, of Renoho De+ Oso Winery Lodi, 6an Joaquin County ::Sil..rengo Bros. 752 1/2 roi. S, of Galt P. o., Sr.craroento County Ba.rgetto• s Sa,.nta Cl'UZ 'f71nory 3859 M~in and Bridge Streets, Soq~el, Santa Cruz Cour;tty Barletta Winery 3?52 359 - 13th ~~reet, San Diegq :Bartolini 1 Gieu seppe 3856 On Bllsh Ave., Mt, View Distr-ict,·. 3/4 mi, s. of Martine:~: t Con+.1·a Costa County . Dartoloemi, Demetrio 4083 Lot 149, of He~eyts SUrvey & Yap of Yokayo ~cho, l/2·~1. ~~ . of Ta.lmage.P.o., Mandocino County Bartolucci, Ar.dr~a 3989 On Napa-St. Helena. Highwa)-·~.· 1/B. Block s. of Oakville P.o. ~apa l;ounty '· .. '.Basso Winery 3948 1832 Johnston Street, Los Angeles 1?59 3030 Ingalls Street • . san· Francisco '. , ~tinl, .Joseph ~Jd Murin 365~ 50 West F~fth Street, Eureka Bear Creok Vinoya..fd A9soc1atiori 3865 5 miles s. E. of Lod1 l3onlll 1 eu Vi"neyards ?1" lb therford. · . ... .. -?- .. C11B forn~n .l9ont•.!!) ADDmJss Registry Nwnbor Beck 1 ~enry ~~365 E/S Pleasant Vall , ~Y. Rol:\(l, Kentucky ' Fl~t School Dis~rict, 5 rn1. N/W of Grnss Volley, Nevnda Co. Behler, !ionj~in J, Glen Ellon Bella, Frank 4065 418 Piper Street, Hoai·dsburg ' Bella Napoli Vinery 41.26 On E/S of Austin Ave. 4 '.mi, So, ot Midw~· Station, On G<l'lden State H~g~way 1 San Joaq~in ~ounty, Belvino Vineyard 56 On s.s.
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