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FATIIER JUNIPERO SERRA, FROM DOUGLAS TILDEN'S STATUE Presented to the City of San Francisco by James D. Phelan
HISTORY
OF SAN DIEGO
1542-1908
AN ACCOUNT OF THE RISE AND PROGRESS OF THE PIONEER SETTLEMENT ON THE PACIFIC COAST OF THE UNITED STATES
VOLUME I. OLD TOWN
BY WILLIAM E. SMYTHE
Author of "The Conquest of Arid America," "Constructive Democracy." Etc.
SAN DIEGO THE HISTORY COMPANY 1908
Copyright 1907 by WILLIAM E. SMYTHE
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FOR THE FRIENDSHIP OF THE PEOPLE OF SAN DIEGO
Contents
Page
Dedication
12
List of Illustrations
12
List of Works Consulted 12
Author's Foreword 17
Introduction: The Historical Pre-eminence of San Diego 21
PART ONE
PERIOD OF DISCOVERY AND MISSION RULE
Chapter.
I. The Spanish Explorers. 27
II. Beginnings of the Mission Epoch. 37
III. The Taming of the Indian 48
IV. The Day of Mission Greatness 60
V. The End of Franciscan Rule 71
Priests of San Diego Mission 76
PART TWO
WHEN OLD TOWN WAS SAN DIEGO
I. Life on Presidio Hill Under the Spanish Flag 81
List of Spanish and Mexican Commandants. 96
II. Beginnings of Agriculture and Commerce. 98
List of Ranchos in San Diego County
112
III. Political Life in Mexican Days. 114
IV. Early Homes, Visitors and Families 131
V. Pleasant Memories of Social Life 142
VI. Prominent Spanish Families. 161
VII. The Indians' Relations With the Settlers. 178
List of Mission Indian Lands. 198
VIII. San Diego in the Mexican War 200
IX.
· Public Affairs After the War. 228
X. Accounts of Early Visitors and Settlers 238
XI. Annals of the Close of Old San Diego 250
XII. American Families of the Early Time 266
XIII. The Journalism of Old San Diego. 295
XIV. Abortive Attempt to Establish New San Diego 316
PART THREE THE HORTON PERIOD
I. The Founder of the Modern City. 326
II. Horton's Own Story 332
III. Early Railroad Efforts, Including the Texas and Pacific. 352
IV. San Diego's First Boom. 366
V. Some Aspects of Local Life. 376
PART FOUR
PERIOD OF "THE GREAT BOOM"
1. Coming of the Santa Fe. 391
II. Phenomena of the Great Boom 413
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HISTORY OF SAN DIEGO
Chapter
JII. Growth of Public Utilities
435
IV. Water Development 443
Page
PART FIVE
THE LAST TWO DECADES
I. Local Annals, After the Boom. 455
II. Politieal Affairs and Municipal Campaigns. 464
III. Later Journalism and Literature 479
IV. The Disaster to the Bennington 503
V. The Twentieth Century Days. 507
VI. John D. Spreckels Solves the Railroad Problem. 529
PART SIX
INSTITUTIONS OF CIVIC LIFE
I. Churches and Religious Life 537
II. Schools and Education 568
III. Records of the Bench and Bar 582
IV. Growth of the Medical Profession 59S
V. The Public Library. 610
VI. Story of the City Parks. 616
VII. The Chamber of Commerce. 624
VIII. Banks and Banking 636
IX. Seeret, Fraternal and Other Societies 64S
X. Account of the Fire Department. 665
PART SEVEN MISCELLANEOUS TOPICS
I. History of the San Diego Climate 675
II. San Diego Bay, Harbor and River 687
III. Governmental Activities 697
IV. The Suburbs of San Diego 706
V. Political Roster 719
List of Publications Consulted in the Preparation of this Work ...
Á la California; Sketches of Life in the Golden State, by Colonel Albert S. Evans, 1873.
A Narrative of Voyages and Commercial Enterprises, by Richard J. Cleveland, Cambridge, 1842.
Annals of San Francisco, by Soulé, Gihon and Nisbet, 1854.
Argonauts of '49, by David R. Leeper, 1894.
Argument on Behalf of the Kansas Pacific Railway Company, by Ar- temas H. Holmes, New York, 1877.
Annals of California, 1860.
Army of the United States, 1789 to 1896, by T. F. Rodenbaugh and W. L. Haskill, New York.
A Truthful Woman in Southern California, by Kate Sanborn, 1894.
Before the Gringo Came, by Gertrude Atherton.
Cabrillo's Voyage, Appendix to Part I, Translation of the Account of, by Richard Stuart Evans.
Cabrillo's Voyage, by Bartholome Ferrelo; U. S. Geographic Survey, Vol. VII, 1879; Archæology.
Cabrillo's Voyage, by R. S. Evans; U. S. Geographic Survey, Vol. VII, 1879; Archeology.
California 350 Years Ago, 1888.
California; A History of Upper and Lower, etc., by Alexander Forbes, London, 1839.
California As It Is, San Francisco Call, 1888.
California for Health, Pleasure and Residence, by Charles Nordhoff, 1882.
California Historical Society, Publications of the
California in 1837; Diary of Colonel Philip L. Edwards, 1890.
California In Doors and Out, by Eliza W. Farnham, 1856.
California Inter Pocula, by H. H. Bancroft (Vol. 35 in the series), 1848- 1856.
California Life, by William Taylor, 1858.
California Missions and How to Get There; Mrs. A. S. C. Forbes, 1903.
California of the Padres, by Mrs. E. Hughes.
California of the South, by Lindley and Widney, 1888.
California Pastoral, by H. H. Bancroft (Vol. 34 in the series), 1769-1848. California Pictures in Prose and Verse, by Benjamin Parke Avery, 1885. California Sketches, by Leonard Kip.
Californien, Land und Leute; von Robert von Schlagintweit, 1871.
Centennial History of Los Angeles County.
Charter and By-Laws of the Southern Trans-Continental Ry. Co .; Wash- ington, 1870.
Chinigchinich, by Padre Jerenimo Boscana; New York, 1846.
Chronicles of the Builders, by H. H. Bancroft.
City and County of San Diego, by T. S. Van Dyke, 1888.
Climate, Productions, etc., of San Diego, by Douglas Gunn, Chamber of Commerce, 1885.
Conquest of New Mexico and California, etc., by Colonel Philip St. George Cooke, 1878.
Diary of Father Palou, on Serra's first journey through Alta California. Discovery of Our Pacific Coast, by R. A. Thompson (in Out West Mag- azine).
Documentary History of the Military Occupation of California, etc., 1846-1849. In the collection of E. W. Morse.
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Early English Voyages to the Pacific Coast of America; Woodes Rogers (Reprint in Out West Magazine).
El Dorado, by Bayard Taylor.
El Dorado, by D. A. Shaw, 1900.
Father Junípero and the Mission Indians of California, by Mrs. H. H. Jackson, 1902.
Glimpses of California and Its Missions; Mrs. H. H. Jackson, 1902.
Historical Account of the Indians of California, Father Boscana 's.
Historical Society of Southern California, Publications of
History of Ancient or Lower California, by Clavijero.
History of California, by HI. H. Bancroft.
History of California, by Hittell, 4 vols., 1885.
History of Catholic Missions in the U. S., by J. G. Shea, New York, 1855.
History of San Diego County, etc .; Wallace W. Elliott & Co., 1883.
History of San Francisco, by Hittell, 1878.
History of Southern California, An Illustrated; The Lewis Publishing Company, Chicago, 1890.
History of the State of California, by John Frost, 1859.
History of the City of San Francisco, by Jno. W. Dwinelle, San Fran- cisco, 1866.
Horton Genealogy.
In and Out of the Old Missions, by George Wharton James.
In the Footprints of the Padres; Charles Warren Stoddard, 1902.
Information Relative to the City of San Diego (and Business Direc- tory); Chamber of Commerce, 1874.
Kearny, General Stephen W., Life of
Land of Sunshine.
Life in California, by Alfred Robinson.
Manuelita, by Marian C. Wilson.
Mediterranean Shores of America, by P. C. Remondino, M. D.
Memoirs of My Life, by John C. Fremont, 1887.
Millionaires of a Day, by Theodore S. Van Dyke, 1890.
Missions of California; Laura Bride Powers, 1897.
Missions of New California; Charles F. Carter, 1900.
My First California Pastorate, by Bishop Wm. Ingraham Kip.
Native Races, by H. H. Bancroft (5 vols.), San Francisco, 1882-3.
Natural Wealth of California, by T. F. Chronise, 1868.
Notes of a Military Reconnaissance from Fort Leavenworth in Mis- souri to San Diego in California, by W. H. Emory, Washington, 1848, Senate Document.
Notes on the Texas & Pacific Railway (official) ; Philadelphia, 1873.
Noticias de la Nueva California, by Padre Francisco Palou; Historical Documents, Tomes VI-VII.
Old California Days, by James Steele, 1889.
On the Trail of a Spanish Pioneer; the Diary and Itinerary of Francisco Garces (Missionary Priest), 1775-1776; 1900.
One Thousand Liars, by James Edward Friend.
Our Centennial Memoirs, by P. J. Thomas, San Francisco.
Our Italy, by Charles Dudley Warner, 1891.
Out West Magazine.
Overland Monthly.
Personal Narrative of Explorations and Incidents in Texas, New Mex- ieo, California, ete., by John Russell Bartlett; New York and Lon- don, 185-1.
Phoenixiana, by Lient. George H. Derby.
Picturesque San Diego, by Douglas Gunn, 1887.
Popular Tribunals, by IT. IT. Bancroft.
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LIST OF PUBLICATIONS CONSULTED
Ramona, by Helen Hunt Jackson.
Recollections of Pioneer Work in California, by Rev. James Woods, 1878. Regulations for the Government of the Provinces of California, by Governor Felipe de Neve; San Carlos, 1779.
Relacion de la Vida del Junípero Serra, by Padre Francisco Palou; Mex- ico, 1787.
Report of Survey for the Southern Pacific R. R., by A. B. Gray, 1854. Report of U. S. Geographical Surveys West of the 100th Meridian; Vol. VII, Archæology, 1879.
Report of Viceroy Revilla Sigedo on California, 1768-1793 (Reprint in Out West Magazine).
Resources of California, by Hittell, 1879.
Rhymes of the Missions, by Will H. Holeomb.
Romance of the Age, or the Discovery of Gold in California, by Ed- ward E. Dunbar, 1867.
San Diego and Southern California; Chamber of Commerce, 1870.
San Diego City and County; Chamber of Commerce, 1888.
San Diego County, California; Chamber of Commerce, 1890.
San Diego County Illustrated; W. W. Elliott & Co., San Francisco, 1883. San Diego Publications:
Bulletin.
Golden Era.
Herald, 1851-1860.
San Diegan.
San Diegan-Sun.
Silver Gate.
Sun. Union.
Seeking the Golden Fleece, by J. D. B. Stillman, 1877.
Semi-Tropical California, by Major Ben C. Truman, 1874.
Serra, Life of the Venerable Padre Junipero, by Very Rev. Francis Palon, translated by Very Rev. J. Adam; San Francisco, 1SS4. Sixteen Months at the Gold Diggings, by Daniel B. Woods, 1851.
Sixty Years in Southern California, by William Heath Davis, 1889. Southern California, by Douglas Gunn, 1SS6.
Southern California, by T. S. Van Dyke, 1886.
Southern California Guide Book; George E. Place & Co., Los Angeles, 1SS6.
Southern California Illustrated, by S. L. Welch; Warner Bros., Los Angeles, 1886-7, 1887-8.
Spanish America, by R. H. Bonnycastle, Captain in the Corps of Roy- al Engineers; London, 1818. 2 vols.
Spanish Institutions of the Southwest, by Prof. Frank W. Blackmar (Johns Hopkins Series of Historical Studies), 1891.
Stockton, Commodore Robert F., Life of; New York, 1856.
Story of San Diego, by Walter Gifford Smith, 1892.
Texas & Pacific Railway; Route, Progress, Land Grants, etc .; New York, 1872.
The Golden State and Its Resources, by John J. Powell, 1874.
The Italy of America; Chamber of Commerce, 18 -.
The Land of Gold, or Three Years in California, by Rev. Walter Col- ton, 1866.
The Spanish Press of California (1833-44), by Robert E. Cowan (in Overland Monthly).
The Squatter and the Don, by C. Loyal; San Francisco, 1885.
Tour of Duty in California, by Jos. W. Revere.
Two Years Before the Mast, by Richard Henry Dana, Jr.
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HISTORY OF SAN DIEGO
Viage de la Expedicion de Terra de San Diego de Monterey, by Padre Juan Crespí; Documentary History of Mexico, Tome VI.
Voyage of Discovery to the Pacific Ocean, by George Vancouver, London, 1798.
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List of Illustrations
Page
Frontispiece, Father Junipero Serra, from Douglas Tilden's Statue
Medallion given an Indian Girl by Father Serra 24
Ship of Cabrillo's Time. 29
Juan Rodriquez Cabrillo 30
San Diego de Alcala. 32
Carlos III. 38
l'acsimile of the Title Page of the Costanso.
41
Father Junipero Serra. .
44
Facsimile of a page from the Diary of Father Serra.
46
Famous Palms of Old Town.
50
Statue of Father Serra at Monterey
55
The Old Mission Dam ..
62
Old Mission of San Diego de Alcala
67
Mission Relics
69
Ruin of San Diego Mission.
74
Rough Plan of Presidio Hill.
83
Presidio Hill of Today.
86
Old Cannon, "El Capitan, " and "El Niño"
91
Burial of James O. Pattie on Presidio Hill.
93
Judge Witherby's Chair
94
Richard Henry Dana
102
William Heath Davis
108
Pio Pico 115
118
Augustin V. Zamorano
120
Serrano House, Old Town 122
124
Juan Bandini
126
Machado House, Old Town.
132
Estudillo House, Old Town.
133 146
Bandini House, Old Town.
150
Wrightington House, Old Town
155
Mrs. Henry D. Fitch.
159
View of Old San Diego.
181
Col. Warner of Warner's Ranch.
188
Robert D. Israel.
201
Mrs. Arcadia de Baker
203
Miguel de Pedrorena
205
Santiago E. Arguello
207
Commodore Robert F. Stockton.
211
Lieut. Edward F. Beale
215
Sketch of the actions fought at San Pasqual. 217
221
Gen. Andres Pico.
225
Gen. Stephen W. Kearny
226
Jose Guadalupe Estudillo
239
Jose Antonio Altamirano
240
George A. Pendleton's House, Old Town.
242
Present Appearance of House in Old Town where Richard Henry 245
Dana took dinner with R. E. Doyle in 1859.
Alfred C. Robinson 246
Aquirre House, Old Town
Capt. Henry D. Fitch ..
Old San Diego in 1846.
Col. J. Bankhead Magruder 193 196
Capt. Samuel F. Dupont
Ruins of Fort Stockton on the Hill above Old Town.
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Richard J. Cleveland
247
Mrs. Carson
251
House of John C. Stewart, Old Town.
252
House and Store of Thomas Whaley, Old Town
253
John G. Capron
255
Old Town School
256
The Famous Bells at the Old Town Church.
257
Louis Rose
258
House of Albert B. Smith, Old Town
259
Lopez House, Old Town
260
View of Old Town in 1906.
261
Remains of Old Jail at Old Town
262
Jose Antonio Serrano
263
Philip Crosthwaite
271
"'Squire"' Ensworth
275
D. B. Kurtz
278
Ephraim W. Morse
283
Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Whaley
291
James McCoy
279
William H. Noyes
301
Lieutenant George H. Derby
313
"The Hermitage"'
319
Charles P. Noell
321
George A. Pendleton
332
Alonzo E. Horton, as he appeared in 1867.
334
"Father" Horton in his ninety-fourth year
335
Capt. S. S. Dunnells
338
Dunnells' Hotel, corner State and F Streets
339
Corner of Fifth and D Streets, in 1872
341
.Joseph S. Mannasse 348
355
Thomas L. Nesmith
359
Thomas A. Scott
364
San Diego in 1872.
367
The Horton Honse, 1870-1905
370
View of San Diego in 1873.
373
Fifth and B Streets in 1875.
377
North Side of K Street in the early '70's. 378
Corner of Seventh and A Streets in 1875.
380
Looking up Fifth Street from K, about 1875.
381
Gordon & Hazzard's Store.
385
Frank A. Kimball
395
D. O. McCarthy
402
M. A. Ince
403
Warren C. Kimball
409
Theodore S. Van Dyke. 415
Hotel del Coronado, during Construction 417
Pierce-Morse Block 420
Horton Building 422
The old Marston Store at Fifth and F Streets 423
Court House as it Originally Appeared. 425
Steamer Santa Rosa 426
Captain E. Alexander 427
Robert W. Waterman 429
View of the City from Eighth and A Streets in 1888. 430
James W. Robinson
View Taken from First and C Streets, abont 1875. 384
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LIST OF ILLUSTRATIONS
First Band in San Diego, organized in 1878.
431
Waldo S. Waterman
440
Dedication of the San Diego Flume.
447
Sweetwater Dam in Course of Construction.
448
E. S. Babcock
449
C. S. Alverson
450
D. Choate
456
Jesse Gillmore
457
H. C. Gordon
457
Geo. W. Bowler
457
G. C. Arnold
457
"Bum"'
463
Douglas Gunn
465
William W. Bowers
466
Mathew Sherman
467 468
A. E. Nutt
469
D. L. Withington
469
M. L. Ward
469
L. A. Wright
469
Frank P. Frary
470
Captain John L. Sehon
471 472
Archie F. Crowell
473
Claude Woolman
473 473 473
Eugene E. Shaffer
474
John H. Ferry
475 475 475
W. H. Francis
475
Charles S. Hardy
477
Wni. Jeff. Gatewood
481
J. N. Briseno
482
Edward W. Bushyhead
483
Office of the Union.
485 486
.John R. Berry
James Macmullen
Edmund F. Parmalee
William H. Gould
Major Ben C. Truman
.Joseph D. Lynch
489 490
W. H. Porterfield
492
Walter T. Blake
493
Harr Wagner
495
Madge Morris (Mrs. Wagner)
495
Walter Gifford Smith
497
Rose Hartwick Thorpe
498
Will H. Holcomb 499
The "Bennington "' 504
Louis J. Wilde 507
D. C. Collier
508
Ralph Granger
509
John F. Forward
Charles Kelly
F. J. Goldkamp
Lewis R. Kirby
M. M. Moulton
487 487 488 489
Jacob M. Julian
493
F. D. Waite
Page
D. C. Reed
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I. Bartlett Webster
510
U. S. Grant, Jr.
511
M. W. Folsom
512
O. W. Cotton
512
Ed Fletcher
513
Frank A. Salmons
513
I. L. Boone
515
Charles L. Warfield
516
F. L. Hieatt
516
Arthur Cosgrove
517
M. Hall
518
I. Isaac Irwin
518
E. Strahlmann
519
J. P. Haddock
519
Melville Klauber
519
U. S. Grant Hotel in Course of Construction.
520
E. J. Carter
521
Grant Conard 521
521
E. J. Swayne
523
A. Klauber
523
Levis Brinton's House
524
Mrs. Mitchell's House
525
The Steele Block
527
Glimpse of South Park.
528
Front Page of Union of December 14, 1906
529
John D. Spreckels
531
G. A. D'Hemecourt
533
Father Antonio D. Ubach
538
Father Ubach's funeral
539
First Church building in New San Diego 541
542
Rev. Sidney Wilbur
543
Henry B. Restarick
545
Rev. Charles L. Barnes
545
First Methodist Church
547
First Free Methodist Church
549
Old Baptist Church
551
First Baptist Church
552
Rev. W. B. Hinson
553
Old Presbyterian Church
554
Rev. R. G. Wallace
555
Rev. S. J. Shaw
555
Rev. E. R. Watson
557
First Congregational Church 559
Rev. W. E. Crabtree
561
New Home of the Y. M. C. A.
565
Floral tribute on Father Ubach's grave
567
Duncan Mackinnon
572
Middletown School 573
B Street School
574
Sherman School
575
I. D. Rogers
521
Marco Bruschi
519
August Sensenbrenner
517
Charles L. Josselyn
514
Henry Timkin
Daniel Cleveland
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LIST OF ILLUSTRATIONS
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Logan Heights School
576
Franklin School
578
W. R. Guy
579
State Normal School
580
Oliver S. Witherby
584
Benjamin Hayes
585
W. T. MeNealy
586
Levi Chase
587
Norman H. Conklin
588
E. S. Torrance
589
George Puterbaugh
590
W. R. Andrews
591
Henry E. Mills
594
W. A. Sloane
594
S. S. Knoles
594
E. W. Hendrick
594
H. E. Doolittle
595
Patterson Sprigg
595
Sam. Ferry Smith
595
Engene Daney
595
County Court House
597
Dr. David B. Hoffman
599 600
Dr. Robert J. Gregg
602
Dr. Thomas C. Stockton
603
Dr. P. C. Remondino
604 605
Dr. Fred Baker
605
Dr. A. J. Elliott
605
Dr. Joseph C. Hearne
605
Dr. David Gochenaner
606
Dr. C. C. Valle
607
Building used by Drs. Stockton and Remondino as a Sanitarium
608
County Hospital
611
Publie Library
618
George Cooke
622
W. L. Frevert
627
George H. Ballon
627
Homer H. Peters
629
H. P. Wood
630
James A. Jasper
630
Philip Morse
631
Simon Levi
631
J. S. Akerman
631
Dr. Edward Grove
631
Bank of San Diego
63S
Commercial Bank of San Diego
639
George W. Fishburn
640
J. W. Sefton
641
Galnsha B. Grow
643
M. T. Gilmore
644
Fred Jewell 644
A. Blochman 644
I .. A. Blochman
644
George W. Marston
620
Torrey Pines
609
Dr. John S. Griffin
Dr. P. J. Parker
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HISTORY OF SAN DIEGO
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Julius Wangenheim
645
W. R. Rogers
645
Charles L. Williams
645
G. Aubrey Davidson
645
Carl Alex. Johnson
646
W. H. Hubbard
646
Thos. R. Darnall
652
E. T. Blackmer
656
Col. R. V. Dodge
658
John B. Osborn
659
Herbert A. Croghan
663
A. B. Cairnes
667
Richard A. Shute
669
Ford A. Carpenter
676
Rain Map of California
677
Rainfall Chart of San Diego County
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