 The laying down of rails for much of that section of roadbed was made possible by the draining of the intervening marshland which had been covered with tules and several feet of water prior to that time.Abel and Leona Ady became aware of the opportunity arising at Teeter's Landing sometime prior to 1906 when they were both teachers in Stockton, California.They acquired the concession at Teeter's Landing and operated it until the completion of the rail line from Grass Valley to Klamath Falls.