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CHAPTER III
MISSION COLONIZATION. FOUNDING OF SAN GABRIEL. .22
Spain's System of Colonizing-Fear of English and Russian Aggression-Two Sea and Land Expeditions sent to San Diego-Founding of San Diego Mission by Father Junipero Serra- Portolá's Expedition sets out for Monterey Bay-Discovers the Rio Porciuncula, now the Los Angeles River-Founding of San Gabriel Mission-Description of the buildings at the Mission Vieja (Old Mission )-A Lost Landmark-Padre Zalvadea's Rule at the mission San Gabriel.
CHAPTER IV
THE INDIANS OF THE LOS ANGELES VALLEY. 26
Inferiority of the California Indians-Indian town of Yang-na-Indians of Los Angeles-Govern- ment-Religion-Marriage-Burials-Fends-Song Fights-Utensils-Mythology-Mythis.
CHAPTER V
FOUNDING OF THE PUEBLO DE LOS ANGELES .
30
Pueblo plan of Colonization-Governor de Neve selects two pueblo sites-Regulations and Supplies for the Colonists-Recruiting pobladores in Sonora and Sinaloa-Arrival of the Colonists at San Gabriel-Founding of the Pueblo de Los Angeles-Names of the eleven heads of families-Derivation of the name of the town and the river-The Indian town Yang-na.
930
INDEX-HISTORICAL.
CHAPTER VI
LOS ANGELES IN THE SPANISH ERA .. .34 Subdivisions of Pueblo Lands-Location of the old plaza-Final distribution of the lands in 1786 -Government of the Pueblo-The "pirate Buchar"-End of Spain's domination in California.
CHAPTER VII
THE PUEBLO UNDER MEXICAN RULE. .38 Transition-From Monarchy to Republic-Population and Resources-Arrival of Foreigners- Life in California in 1829-Slow Growth.
CHAPTER VIII
MISSION SECULARIZATION AND THE PASSING OF THE NEOPHYTE. . .
40 Spain's purpose in Founding the Missions-Decrees of Secularization-Regulations governing Secularization-Slaughter of Cattle-Ruin of the Missions-Fall of the Neophyte-The Pneblito-Indian Slaves-Mortality among the Neophytes.
CHAPTER IX
A DECADE OF REVOLUTIONS . 44 Expulsion of Governor Victoria-Death of Avila and Pacheco-Pio Pico, Governor-Rival Gov- ernors, Echeandia and Zamorano-Governor Figueroa appointed-The Hijar Colony-Death of Figueroa-José Castro, Governor-Los Angeles made a City by the Mexican Congress.
CHAPTER X
EL ESTADO LIBRE Y SOBERANO DE ALTA CALIFORNIA (THE FREE AND SOVEREIGN STATE OF ALTA CALIFORNIA) .48
Causes that led to Revolution-Revolt against Governor Gutierrez-Declaration of Indepen- dence-Alvarado Governor of the Free State-Monterey Plan-Los Angeles Opposes it-War between the North and the South-Los Angeles Subjugated-Carlos Carrillo appointed Gov- ernor-Los Angeles the Capital of the South- Defeat of Carrillo's Army-Recognition of Alvarado as Governor.
CHAPTER XI
THE CLOSING YEARS OF MEXICAN RULE .53
. The Government in the hands of Native Sons-Arrival of trappers-The Graham Affair-Arrival of Governor Micheltorena-Capture of Monterey by Commodore Jones-Micheltorena and Jones meet at Los Angeles-Revolt against Micheltorena -- Sutter and Graham join forces with Mich- eltorena -The Picos unite with Castro and Alvarado-Americans favor Pico -- Battle of Caliu- enga-Defeat and Abdication of Michieltorena-Pio Pico, Governor.
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INDEX-HISTORICAL.
CHAPTER XII
PUEBLO GOVERNMENT-MUY ILUSTRE AYUNTAMIENTO 58 But Little Crime under Spanish and Mexican rule-The Ayuntamiento-When the office sought the Man-The Public Alarm-Blue Laws of Old Los Angeles-Hygienic rules-The Pueblito- Municipal revenues-Salaries-Elections-Judges of the Plains.
CHAPTER XIII
HOMES AND HOME LIFE OF LOS ANGELES IN ITS ADOBE AGE . . 63
The Indian Brickmaker-An Architecture without Freaks or Fads-Tiled Roofs-A Roof Fac- tory-The Adobe Age not Aesthetic-Leonardo Cota's Plea for Urban Beauty -Style of Dress in 1829-No Chimneys for Santa Claus-Filial Respect-Economical Government-Dog Days- No Fire Department in the Pueblo.
CHAPTER XIV
HISTORIC HOUSES OF LOS ANGELES
.. .68 Disappearance of the Historic Houses-The Curate's House-The Carrillo House -- El Palacio de Don Abel-The Hall of the Amigos del Pais-The Government House-The Round House-The Garden of Paradise.
CHAPTER XV
PIONEER FOREIGNERS .
72
Joseph Chapman, the first American Resident of Los Angeles-Captain Jedediah S. Smith-The Patties, Father and Son-Pryor-Laughlin -- Jesse Furguson-John Temple-J. D. Leandry- Don Abel Stearns-Samuel Prentiss-Michael White-Juan Domingo-Louis Bonchette-Jean Louis Vignes-William Wolfskill-Santiago Mckinley-Jonathan Trumbull Warner-Julian Isaac Williams-Lemuel Carpenter-Santiago Johnson-Hugo Reid-Henry Mellus-Leon I. Prudhomme-John Marsh-John Forster -- John Reed-Henry Mellus-John Rowland-William Workman-Benjamin D. Wilson-David W. Alexander-Frances P. F. Temple-Alexander Bell-Richard S. Den, M. D-Henry Dalton.
CHAPTER XVI
ACQUISITION OF CALIFORNIA BY THE UNITED STATES-CAPTURE OF LOS ANGELES. .. .79
Territorial Expansion-Fremont and Castro-The Bear Flag Revolt-Commodore Sloat takes possession of California-Castro's Retreat Southward-Review of Affairs at Los Angeles-The Old Feud between the Uppers and the Lowers-Pico's Humane Proclamation-Stockton at San Pedro and Fremont at San Diego-Their United Forces enter Los Angeles-Historical Myths.
CHAPTER XVII
SIEGE OF LOS ANGELES
.84
Stockton and Fremont Leave Los Angeles-Captain Gillespie in Command of the Southern Department-Revolt of the Californians-Gillespie's Men Besieged on Fort Hill-Juan Flaco's Ride-Battle of Chino-Americans Evacuate the City-Retreat to San Pedro-Cannon thrown into the Bay.
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INDEX -HISTORICAL.
CHAPTER XVIII
BATTLE OF DOMINGUEZ RANCH-FLORES, GOVERNOR .
Authentic account of the Battle by Lieutenant Duvall-Arrival of the Savannah at San Pedro, Capt. William Mervine, Commanding-Landing of the Troops-Gillespie's Men join Mervine -- March to Dominguez Ranch-Battle-Retreat of Mervine's Force-Names of the Killed and Wounded-Dead Buried on Deadman's Island-Names of the Officers in Command-The Old Woman's Gun-Flores made Governor and Comandante-General-Jealousy of the Hijos del Pais-Arrest of Flores-He is Released and Pico Imprisoned.
... 87
· CHAPTER XIX
THE SECOND CONQUEST OF CALIFORNIA 91
Stockton Arrives at San Pedro-Carrillo's Ruse-A Remarkable Battle-Fremont Recruits a Battalion-Californians Capture Santa Barbara and San Diego-Recapture of San Diego- Building of a Fort-The Flag Episode-Arrival of General Kearny at Warner's Pass-Battle of San Pasqual-Commodore Stockton Sends a Force to Relieve General Kearny-Preparations for an Attack upon Los Angeles-The March-Battle of Paso de Bartolo, or San Gabriel River -- Battle of La Mesa-Small Losses.
CHAPTER XX
OCCUPATION OF LOS ANGELES-BUILDING OF FORT MOORE .96
Burial of the Dead-Surrender of Los Angeles-The Americans Occupy the City-Unwelcome Visitors-A Famous Scold-How Stockton Obtained Headquarters-Building of Fort Moore- Two Forts-Fears of an Invasion-The Mormon Battalion-Colonel Stevenson takes Con- mand -- A Flagstaff for the Fort-The First Fourth of July-Historical Fictions-Fremont's Headquarters.
CHAPTER XXI
TREATY OF CAHUENGA-TRANSITION 100
Fremont's Battalion Arrives at San Fernando-Negotiations-Treaty Signed - Fremont's Battalion enters Los Angeles-Colonel Fremont appointed Governor-Quarrel between Stockton and Kearny-Colonel Mason succeeds General Kearny-Colonel Stevenson in Command of the Southern Department-Ayuntamiento Elected-Civil and Military Authorities Clash-Stephen C. Foster, Alcalde-The Guard Honse blown np-Treaty of Guadalupe Hidalgo-Pio Pico Returns to California-The Second Ayuntamiento.
CHAPTER XXII
A CITY WITHOUT A PLAN-ORD'S SURVEY-HISTORIC STREETS 105
No Written Titles-Possession Ten Parts of the Law-Old Spauish Street Ordinance-Narrow Streets for Warm Countries-Wide for Cold Countries-Squaring the Plaza-Ord's Proposition- Survey Made-Names of the Streets on Ord's Map-The Calle de Los Negros-Plaza de Los Toros-Adjusting Property Lines to the Street Lines.
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INDEX-HISTORICAL.
CHAPTER XXIII
MINES AND MINING BOOMS 109
The First Discovery of Gold in California-Col. J. J. Warner's Account-Disputed date- Incomplete Expediento-The Kern River Gold Rush-Lively Times in Los Angeles-The San Gabriel Placers-The Secret Diggings-Flush Times on the San Gabriel-Rich Yield of the San Fernando Mines-Mining Boom on Santa Catalina Island-Militarism-The Soledad Cañon Mines-Yield of the Los Angeles Gold Placers.
CHAPTER XXIV
EDUCATIONAL-SCHOOLS AND SCHOOL - TEACHERS. .114
The First Public School in California opened in 1794-Indifference of the People to Education- The First School in Los Angeles-Cruel Schoolmasters-Low Wages-Governor Micheltorena's Efforts to Establish a Public School System-Lieutenant Medina and his Lancastrian School- Books and School Supplies-Schools After the Conquest-First School Ordinance-The Mayor, School Superintendent-The First School House-List of School Superintendents-Prejudice Against Public Schools-Census Reports, 1855 to 1900, both Inclusive.
CHAPTER XXV
POSTAL SERVICE-POSTMASTERS AND POSTOFFICE SITES. 120
California Postal Service in the Closing Years of the Last Century-The Franking Privilege -- A Long Ride-Mail Once a Monthi-Mail Service After the Conquest -The Postoffice Tub-Los Angeles Office Established April 9, 1850-List of Postmasters and Dates of their Appointment- Where the Postoffice has been-The Soap Box Office-The Butterfield Stage Route-The Los Angeles Office in 1869-Receipts in 1887-In 1900.
CHAPTER XXVI
EARTHQUAKES, FLOODS AND DROUGHTS.
"A Glorious Climate "-An Epidemic of Earthquakes-El Ano de Los Temblores (The Year of Earthquakes) - The Earthquake of 1855-The Shake of 1857-The Owen's Valley Earthquake of 1872-The San Jacinto Temblor of 1899-The Flood of 1815-Changes Made by the Floods of 1825 and 1832-The Deluge of 1850-The Great Flood of 1861-A New River-Droughts in the Early Part of the Present Century-Novénas to San Antonio of Padua-Slaughter of Horses-Starving Cattle-Destruction of the Sheep Industry-Three Dry Years-Rain Fall from 1877 to 1900-Days of Sunshine.
124
CHAPTER XXVII
CRIME, CRIMINALS AND VIGILANCE COMMITTEES But Little Crime in the Spanish and Mexican Eras of California History-The First Vigilance Committee in California-The United Defenders of Public Safety-Execution of Alispaz and Maria del Rosario Villa-Gold and Crime-Native Californian Desperados-Los Angeles a City of Refuge-The First City Police-Murder of McCoy and Ludwig-Of General Bean -- Execution of Alvitre and Brown-Murder of Sheriff Jamies R. Barton and Part of His Posse-Hanging of Pancho Daniel-Murder of Sheriff Getman-Lynching of Cota, Cerradel, Boston, Daimwood, Chase, Wood, Ybarra and Olivas-The Chinese Massacre -- Lynching of Michael Lachenias -- Tiburcio Vasquez and lfis Gang.
131
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INDEX-HHISTORICAL. CHAPTER XXVIII
THE GREAT REAL ESTATE BOOM OF 1887. .. 138
Definition of "Boom " -- Money Making Epidemics-A Rip Van Winkle Sleep-Railroad Competition Brings Many Visitors-Causes that Precipitated the Boom-Creation of New Towns-Buyers Line Up-The City of Gladstone-Phantom Cities-Paper Cities-Magnitude of the Boom-Booms of Former Times-Devions Devices-Collapse-Reaction.
CHAPTER XXIX
COMMERCIAL CORPORATIONS.
144
Organization of the First Chamber of Commerce-Incorporation-Officers-Bank Failures and Dry Years Kill It. . BOARD OF TRADE
Organization-Names of First Directors-Purposes for Which it was Formed-Some Things It has Done-Presidents -- Secretaries.
CHAMBER OF COMMERCE
W. E. Hughes Inaugurates the Movement -The First Meeting - Resolutions -- Charter Members-First Officers-Exhibitions-Presidents and Secretaries.
MERCHANTS AND MANUFACTURERS' ASSOCIATION
Its Objects-Presidents and Secretaries.
CHAPTER XXX
CHURCHES OF LOS ANGELES
.147
CATHOLIC
Church of Our Lady of the Angels-A Miscellaneous Building Fund-Slow Progress in Building -The Primitive Neuva Iglesia (New Church) - Changes in the Building -- The Cathedral of St. Vibiana-Laying of the Corner Stone October 3, 1869-Other Catholic Churches.
METHODIST EPISCOPAL CHURCHES
The First Protestant Sermon -- Names of Early Preachers -- Building of the First Church -- Other Methodist Churches-Methodist Episcopal Churches (South ).
PRESBYTERIAN CHURCHES
Early Organization-The First Protestant Society-Building of the First Church-Its Sale- Factional Contest -- Other Churches-Date of their Organization.
PROTESTANT EPISCOPAL CHURCHES
First Service-Episcopalians Secure the Building of the First Protestant Society-Other Churches of the Denomination.
CONGREGATIONAL CHURCHES
Organization of a Church-Erection of a Building-Location and Organization of Other Churches of the Denomination.
BAPTIST CHURCHES
Pioneer Preacher-First Church Building-Other Churches of the Denomination and their Location-Christian Churches-Lutheran - IIoliness -- Unitarian - Synagogues - Latter Day Saints -- New Church-Seventh Day Adventist -- Friends-Church of the Nazarene.
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INDEX-HISTORICAL.
CHAPTER XXXI
LOS ANGELES WATER SYSTEMS-LITIGATION AND ARBITRATION 155
The old Pueblo Water System, a Dam and a Ditch-Dryden's Water System-The City Water Works-Municipal Ownership a Failure-The Alexander Lease-Transferred to Sansevain- Griffin, Beaudry and Lazard Acquire Sansevain's Lease-Sale of the City's Water Works Vetoed by the Mayor-Griffin, Beaudry and Lazard Obtain Thirty-year Lease-Organization of the Los Angeles City Water Company-The Beaudry Water Works-The Citizens' Water Company-The Canal and Reservoir Company-A Century of Litigation-Legal Contests over the Waters of the River under the Rule of Spain, Mexico and the United States-Arbitration Bonds.
CHAPTER XXXII
LOS ANGELES CITY OFFICIALS-PAST AND PRESENT. .... .161 Mayors-City Marshals-Chiefs of Police-City Clerks-City Attorneys-City Tax and License Collectors-Treasurers-Auditors-City Engineers-Street Superintendents-Members of the Common Council.
CHAPTER XXXIII
THE PRESS OF LOS ANGELES ... .165
The Californian-La Estralla-Southern Californian-El Clamor Publico-Los Angeles Daily and Weekly News-Los Angeles Evening Express-Las Dos Republicas-Daily and Weekly Herald-Süd California Post-Rural Californian-Los Angeles Weekly Mirror-Los Angeles Daily Times-The Western Graphic-The Capital-L'Union Nouvelle-Le Francais-Land of Sunshine-Los Angeles Journal-The Tidings-Los Angeles Mining Review-California Cultivator-Los Angeles Record-The Oil Era-The Saturday Post.
CHAPTER XXXIV
EDUCATIONAL INSTITUTIONS-COLLEGES . 172
Early Grants Made to Educational Institutions-St. Vincent's College-University of Southern California-Los Angeles State Normal School-Pomona College-Occidental College-Throop Polytechnic Institute.
CHAPTER XXXV
TRADE AND TRANSPORTATION 175
A Town without Trade-The First Warehouse at San Pedro-The Ox Cart Train and the Caballada-Rivalry Between Banning and Tomlinson-The First Steamers-Wilmington Founded-The Salt Lake Trade-Camel Trains-Railroads.
CHAPTER XXXVI
MISCELLANY-MAINLY STATISTICAL . . . 181
Population of Los Angeles City from 1781 to 1900-Population of Los Angeles County-County School Reports-Wealth of the County-The First Assessment Roll-County Assessments-City Assessments-Vote of Los Angeles County at Presidential Election-Literary Corporations-Los Angeles Public Library-Historical Society of Southern California-Southern California Academy of Science-Pioneers of Los Angeles County.
936
INDEX-HISTORICAL.
CHAPTER XXXVII
PASADENA-THE CROWN OF THE VALLEY. 186
Origin of the Name of the Rancho San Pasqual -- The First Private Owner -- The San Pasqual Plantation-The California Colony-The San Gabriel Orange Grove Association-Indiana Colony- Origin of the Name Pasadena-East Siders and West Siders-Beginnings of the Boom -Inflation of Real Estate Values-The Bubble Bursts-Growth and Prosperity -- Annals of Pasadena.
CHAPTER XXXVIII
OTHER CITIES AND TOWNS-POMONA 191
Why so Named-The San Jose Rancho-The Los Angeles Immigration and Land Co-operative Association-Founding of the Town-Progress and Disaster-Growth and Prosperity-Churches -Library-Schools-Spadra-Claremont-Lordsburg-San Dimas- Glendora - Azusa City -- Covina-Irwinsdale-Duarte-Monrovia -- El Monte-San Gabriel-Alhambra-South Pasadena -- Tropico - Glendale - Burbank - San Fernando- Newhall - Hollywood -- Sberman - The Soldiers' Home-San Pedro and Wilmington-Santa Monica-Ocean Park-Redondo -- Long Beach-Compton-Whittier-Norwalk-Downey -- Rivera-Artesia-Sante Fe Springs -- Avalon.
INDEX BIOGRAPHICAL
A
Abbott, Tracy.
.652
Adams, Frank E.
.606
Adams, Frederick K
.593
Aerick, John
.693
Brown, Rev. A. P.
720
Ainsworth, H. B.
.924
Brown, Bedford B.
SS2
Allen, Milo
865
Brown, Charles C.
.678
Allin, John.
.344
Almind, Kildorf .594
Buckmaster, Thomas H
755
Androus, Hon. S. M.
254
Arbuthnot, Daniel ..
588
Arbuthnot, Samuel W.
570
Arnold, Jesse H.
597
Austin, Judge H. C
406
B
Bacon, C. E., M. D.
314
Burke, Allen W
Bacon, Edmund W.
811
Burke. Joseph H
664
Baker, Hon. Fred L 267
Baker, John S.
.653
Bailey, Jonathan
661
Bailey, Mrs. Jonathan 661
Baldwin, Lindley M.
Banbury, Jabez
892
Banning, Gen. Phineas 802
Barclay, H. A. 278
Barker, William T. 551
Barlow, James. 470 Barmore, Edmond H. 439
Barnes, Thomas F
.646
Barnum, Mrs. Julia S 651
Barrows, Henry D 898
Barrows, James A 927
Bartlett, William S.
256
Barton, Sylvester W 471
Bateman, H. M., M. D.
921
Bayless, H. G., M. D 304
568
Baynham, Joseph J
Beardslee, E. A
Becket, James. 417
Beckett, W. W., M. D 440
Beckwith, G. S. 925
Bell, Charles W. 583
Bemis, Charles E. 43-1 Bender, John .514
Berry, Truman .. 611 Bicknell, F. T., M. D. .339 Billheimer, J. S. .916
Bingham, Henry T
429
Coffman, Edgar C. .838 Bixby, Jotham .229
Blake, George D
818
Blanchard, Everett L
.612
Blinn, Lewis W. .534
Bonebrake, Major G. H. 927
Bouton, Gen. Edward .827
Boyle, Andrew A .817
Brainerd, H. G., M. D 357
Brearley, David R.
632
Bresee Bros
499
Briggs, Henry D. .362
Broadbent, James
769
Brode, Charles. .617
Brooks, Milton J.
.470
Brossmer, August
103
Cooper, Larkin Y.
.567
Coronel, Antonio F
509
Coronel, Mrs. Mariana W. de.
.510
Costerisan, George F.
.605
Cowles, Josiah E., M. D
321
Bryson, Hon. John, Sr.
325
Creasinger, S. P
770
Crook, William
503
Cunningham, Thomas J
417
Currier, Hon. A. T.
.. 213
Custer, William Q
427
D
Daniels, Philip C.
.373
Burbank, William F.
.404
Burdick, Cyrus
.370
Davenport, Dewitt L
.. 337
Davis, Hon. A. E
379
581
Davis, Albert G
.562
Burnett, Frank W
.. 792
Davis, James H.
564
Burton, J. Lee.
.883
Bush, Charles H
.616
Bush, Hon. C. W., M. D.
.865
Butterfield, Charles H.
.617
C
Campbell, Mel.
.612
Campbell, William D
.338
Doru, Fred R.
.631
Carpenter, William H.
618
Dotter, John C.
. 625
Carson, Edward A.
790
Douglas, Asa.
.65G
Carson, J. K., M. D
296
Caruthers, William
.655
Douglass, Frank M.
459
Douglass, Joseph
458
Caswell, Samuel B
.733
Drain, John H
393
Caswell, William M
747
Dryden, William.
.403
Cate, Dallas M
463
Cate, Daniel W.
.466
Ducommun, Charles L
465
Dunkelberger, Col. I. R
679
634
.430 Chambers, Edward.
Chapman, Charles C ..
897
Chapman, Christopher C.
903
Chapman, Frank M
.831
. Cheney, Hon. W. A.
.242
Chesebro, Herbert E
.840
Clark, J. Ross.
.224
Clarke, James.
918
Cline, Walter B
,369
Coffman, Charles A
.837
Coffman, Edgar R.
.. 522
Coffman, Frank A
838
Cohn, Kaspar.
.692
Elliott James R.
459
Cole, George W. .685
Cole, Mrs. G. W
.685
Collins, Holdridge O. 786 Engelhardt, Henry D. 394
Collins, Westwood H 493 Engelhardt, John P .400
Compton, Griffith D.
907
Epperson, Hiram P
375
Ettien, David H
539
Evans, A. R ...
537
652
Dominguez, Manuel
Donnell, J. A ...
279
Dorman, Alanson
494
DeVan, William S
627
Dobbins, Horace M
218
Dodge, Melbourne P.
.44x
Dodson, William R
886
Durfee, James D
.728
Dyer, Heman
351
E
Eady, Joseph
.. 465
Eakins, H. B.
.415
East, William T
538
Easton, Eldridge & Co
656
Clay, Rev. Jeremiah
707
Eaton, Judge B. S
811
Eaton, Hon. Fred
247
Ebinger, Lewis
719
Edelman, A. M.
.. 600
Edgar, W. F., M. D.
301
Edwards, Benjamin F
441
Ellis, H. B., M. D.
307
Ellis, William D ..
.433
Conger, O. H., M. D.
296
Conrey, HIon. N. P
260
Coolman, George W.
.422
Coolman, John H.
435
Crawford, A. K.
Bryson, Samuel A
539
Buell, Edwin C., M. D.
.315
Bulla, Hon. Robert N.
445
Bullard, F. D., M. D.
295
Bullard, W. B., M. D.
.303
Bullock, George M.
.574
Del Valle, Hon. R. F.
854
Douglas, Marion F
557
.364
Cathcart, Robert
Casey, Charles C
.364
.725
Brossmer, Sigmund .884
938
INDEX-BIOGRAPHICAL.
F
Farmer, Lewis .718
Felker, Prof. N. G .478
Ferguson, William 77:
Fesler, Samuel.
.480
Fessler, Benjamin P
581
Fessler, Mrs. B. P
581
Fickett, Charles R
.735
Field, Edward S
.725
Finch, Thomas E. .436
Fish, Charles W., M. D.
.731
Fisher, Rev. P. J ..
316
Fleming, John P
.763
Follansbee, Elizabeth A., M. D.
.613
Forsyth, Hon. William P .352
Foshay, Dr. James A
.761
Francis, John F 676
Freeman Oscar
.346
French, Dr. L. W 702
Frizell, Joseph.
609
Fryer, James M 410
Fulton, James 714
Fuller, Percy E
373
G
Gage, Hon. H. T 199
Gaines, John W 609
Galaway, Jackson. 920
Gard, George E 741
Garrett, Benjamin F
785
Gerling, Frank 564
Gibbon, Hon. T. E 261
Gibler, Daniel 567
Gibson, Hon. J. A 217
Gillelen, Warren .322
Gillette, D. Jay .
584
Given, Bryce 493
Gollmer, Charles .621
Gooch, Thomas L 533
Gooding. Hon. H. C
200
Gottschalk, Hon. Louis
.259
Graham, Prof. J. D.
.. 801
Green, Mary J., M. D.
805
Green, Moroni MI
848
Green, Perry M 893
Green, William K. 481
Griffin, J. S., M. D 808
Griffith, Alfred P. 603
Griffith, Griffith J. .230
Griffiths, Charles D 494
Grigsby, Lewis E. 411
Griswold, Thomas F 807
Groesbeck, Charles E. 882
Guinn, J. M.
236
Guirado, Bernardino .563
H
lIaas, Walter F. .250
Hadley, Washington 451
Haines, Rufus R .. 367 Hall, Asa. .. 392
Hamilton, Hugh M .919 Hamilton, N. II., M. D .531
Ifammel & Deuker .821
Hammel. William A .400
Hance, Charles H.
.475
Harper, Charles F.
.922
Harris, Charles T .315
Harris, Will A .235
Harvey, James .310
HIatch, P. F .. .179
Hawes, Arthur L 321
Haynes, J. G. B. . . .. >77
Itazard, Hou. H. T .499
Hazzard, Augustus C. 881 Knus, John S 454
Headley, Stephen C. .423
Hellman, Herman W 253
Hendricks, Col. J. A. 912
Hendricks, William N. 913
Hepner, William H .416
Herr, George F 328
Hewitt, Leslie R 286
Higgins, Harmon
691
Hiller, Horace .. 381
Hinds, Gearge. .457
Hinman, Eliott .249
Hoag, Thomas C. 685
Hodgman, Edwin C. 388
Holbrook, Morrill 637
Holbrook, John F. .398
Holder, Charles F .680
Hollenbeck, J. Edward 792
Hallingsworth, L. D.
.. 573
Holterhoff, Godfrey, Jr
262
Hommel1, Johu H .887
Hook, William S
.820
Horton, Rufus L .. 555
Houghton, Hon. S. O.
283
Howard, Arthur D. 428
Hubbard, Solomon .502
Hubbell, Stephen C
333
Luce, George W
.328
Lukens, Theodore P
.742
Lynch, Garrett 515
M
McClelland, John J. 511
McClintock, W. O 919
McComas, Hon. C. C. 633 McDonald, Edward N. .677
McGarry, M. J. .285
McGaugh, Philip G. .532
McQuilling, A. K
755
McQuitty, David C. 557
Mace, Henry C 409
Markham, Hon. H. H 205
Martin, Robert N. .442
Mathews, George G .558
James, Hon. William P. .393 Matthews, Levi R 418
Jenkins, Charles M. .385 Maynard, H. H., M. D. .002
Jenks, Col. Albert .800
Jennison, Gen. S. P .528
Jess, Han. George .. .914
Jahnsan, Gen. E. P .569
Johnson, Niels P .561
Johnstone, James A.
.751
Jahnstone, William A 491
Jones, Capt. A. C. .520
Jones, Gen. Johnstone. .585
Joslin, George W. 576
Judd, Silas.
.375
Judson, Hamer W. .651
K
Kellam, Alfred D. E50
Keller, Eli W.
415
Kellogg, Charles G. .649
Kemp, John W. 291
Kercheval, Albert F.
708
Keyes, Charles G .387
King. James M. 650 King, John M 837
Kinney, Hon. Abbot. .525
Harshman, Josiah J .591 Klaess, Louis. .917 Morlan, J. A. 346
Knox, Hubert
710
Kremer, Maurice, 876
Kuhrts, Jacob 86
Kuns, David. 502
Kurtz, Jaseph, M. D ... 2297
L
LaDow, Stephen W 416
Lambourn. Han. Frederick 701
Landt, S. V 869
Lane, Charles ..
.471
Landreth, Lewis 637
Lanterman, Dr. J. L .881
Lauder, Benjamin S. 386
Laughlin, Homer. .203
Lazard, Soloman 796
Lecouvreur, Frank 427
Lee, Bradner W. .271
Lee, Charles H. .356
Legge, Charles
.327
Lindley, Walter, M. D. .452
Ling, Robert A 813
Lisk, Byrau 888
Labingier, Jacob Frank .575
Loewenthal, Max
27.4
Longden, O. W
.878
Loomis, James L
.599
Lawe, T. S. C.
.844
Huber, Charles E .699
Huber, Hon. O. H. 500
Hudson, J. W. 662
Hunsaker, Hon, W. J 290
Hunt, J. W., M. D. .674
Hutton, Judge A. W .731
Hyatt, Capt. C. W .487
Hyatt, Mrs. Mary J. .795
I
Isbell, James F.
787
J
Jacoby. Hermann. 806
James, Hon. Alfred. .. 667
Meredith, Lewis C. 569
Meredith, Reuben A 424
Mesmer, Louis. 767
Metcalfe, J. A., M. D .374
Meyer, Samuel, 513
Michael, William T 719
Milhous Franklin 460
Miller, Clarence A
340
Miller, Capt. S. J .. .615
Mirande, Grat 441
Mitchell, John W 810
Males, Jahn R 888
Moncrieff, Alexander 599
Monroe, C. O. .720
Montgomery, Harrison L 521
Moore, Isaac N .392
Moore, William C.
670
Morgan, Octavius. 601
Knight, R. H. .639 Moss, William 169
Mossin, J. G
.532
Mott, Stephen H
.211
Melvill, Julian H. 743
Mendelsohn, Myer
Menefee, John M 697
Mensing, D. C .490
Mercadante, Nichols 621
Means, John L 584
INDEX-BIOGRAPHICAL.
Mott, Hon, T. D. .815
Moulton, Elijah .669
Moxley, Joseph.
.433
Mneller, Oscar C
.319
Muir, John A.
852
Mulford, S. P. .847
Mullally, Joseph.
.779
Murphy, George A
477
N
Nadeau, George.
926
Nadeatı, Hubert, M. D. .308
Neighbours, Allen W .582
Neuhart, Daniel.
709
Nevia, William G
.218
Newmark, Harris
.697
Newmark, Myer J.
736
Norris, Heury C.
.556
Norton, Charles E
619
Norton, Johu H.
649
O
Off, Major J. W. A .333
Olin, Calvin B. .442
Orme, Henry S., M. D. 592
Ormistoo, William C.
351
Orr, B. F
.776
Overholtzer, Rev. Derius
543
Overholtzer, Isaac S
619
Overholtzer, Jesse I.
7.45
Overholtzer, Michael N
.558
Overholtzer, Samuel A
.653
Overholtzer, Samuel A., Sr.
.549
Overholtzer, William H.
.550
Overton, Capt. G. E.
.243
Owen, Samuel F
.345
Owens, Edgar B
.819
Owens, James B., M. D
.686
Ozmun, Aaron M
903
P
Painter, John H. .331
Painter, Milton D. .331 Parker, Prof. C. M. 909 Parker, Le Grand 910
Parkinson, Joha
610
Parsons, George W
834
Pascoe, Thomas .397
Passons, Oliver P.
.654
Passous, Thomas R
.. €62
Patterson, Wilson C.
497
Pease, Niles .362
Perkins, J. A .715
Perry, William H. .241
Phelan, Thomas H.
.461
Pico, Don Pio. 796 Slavin, Matthew .748 Place, Joseph J., M. D ... .319 Smith, Isaac S .650
Pollard, Edward E .840 Pollard, Robert J .422
Pollard, William
.226
Pollard, Eusebius.
791
Pope, Hon. J. D .292
Potter, Carl W .789
Potter, Milo M
.223
Potts, James Wesley .774
Powers, L. M., M. D. .552
Pratt, Harry S.
.477
Preston, Jamies C.
358
Starbuck, Alva
701
Steffa, George A
435
Stent, Thomas .587
Stevens, Frank D
334
Quick, Johu.
374
Stevens, Henry J
320
Stevens, Johu A.
.55
Stewart, James
875
Stewart, Thomas M.
.. 232
Stewart, William B .. 713
Stone, Thomas.
.. 860
Stout, Cornelins
.448
Street, Byron E.
417
Strine, Prof. J. H
745
Sutch, Wendall H
511
Sylva, Joseph P.
616
T
Taylor, Eli.
៛09
Tanner, Richard R.
.273
Taylor, Peter H.
591
Teague, Crawford P.
.625
Teague, David C
.857
Teague, Robert M.
631
Teed, Matthew
8-12
Temple, John
701
Temple, John Harrison
703
Thomas, Capt. T. B.
848
Train, Robert F
700
Trask, Hon. D. K
277
Todd, U. S. G
356
Toll, Charles H.
361
Tweedy, George W
799
Tweedy, James J.
.543
Twombly, Fred E
.722
Tutt, Mrs. Iva E
.858
U
Udell, Charles ..
... .280
V
Van Dyke, Hon. Walter.
.628
Van Norman, E. V., M. D.
308
Varcoe, George.
918
Variel, Hoo. R. H. F
752
Variel, William J.
.86G
Vawter, E. J ..
783
Shafer, Walter.
915
Vawter, William S
762
Vernon, Charles J
673
Vetter, Lonis F.
380
W
Wade, Robert D.
626
Ward, Shirley C
.289
Waruer, H. R.
923
Warren, Charles C.
561
Shuler, Eli W.
872
Washburn, L. H ..
.380
Sidwell, Willianı L
512
Washburn, Sherman
.916
Washburn, William J
546
Simmons, Joha L.
843
Waters, George H.
439
Simpson, Hon. C. M.
.204
Waters, Hon. R. J.
205
Watson, P. J
.598
Wedemeyer, Major W. G
90-1
Weeks, A. C
716
Weid, Ivar A ..
319
Weight, Martin H.
747
Welbourn, O. C., M. D
798
Weldon, W. A., M. D.
491
Weldt. J. A.
758
Wellington, Arthur L ..
906
Wells, Arthur G ..
.540
Wells, Hon. G. W
343
Standlee, James
920
West, James J.
841
Standlee, Oliver.
921
West, John Charles,
.514
White, Ben.
516
Proctor, Alfred A. 397
Q
Quinn, M. F
.. 780
R
Raab, David M.
622
Ratekin, Lambert L 423
Raynes, Frank
575
Rebhan, Michael.
.490
Reed, James D., M. D.
.310
Reichard, Dan
.498
Reynolds, Charles C.
544
Reynolds, Charles C.
915
Richardson, Charles H
885
Robinson, Major G. F
Roche, Albert W
.600
Roeder. Louis
265
Rollins, H. S
274
Root, Silas B.
472
Rowland, John.
.663
Rowland, William R
.925
Royce, Edward H.
.797
Rudel, Jacob
744
Russell, James W.
.430
Rust, Horatio N
.775
S
Samson, Dexter
.410
Sanchez, Francisco A ..
457
Sanderson, Charles S
544
Sargent, E. W
.688
Sarrasin, Hyacinthe
463
Scarborough, William B
90S
Scheerer, John
421
Scheurer, B. W., M. D.
738
Schureman, William H.
345
Schwalbe, Carl, M. D.
298
Scott, John
.727
Seabert, Frank A. .694
Seeley, Alfred M
.774
Sentous, Jean
.754
Sepulveda, A. W
620
Seyler, Charles
.489
Shaffer, John
.610
Sharp, Robert
504
Sharpless, Edgar J
.568
Shaw, Hon. Lucien.
751
Sheldon, Rev. C. B
412
Sherwood, Frederick W
,429
Shorb, J. de Barth.
.645
Shouse, George O.
492
Patten, George D
.863
Shrader, Edwin R
428
Patterson, Charles P
.644
Siler, John W
744
Sippel, Richard M.
363
Smith, Joseph H.
.399
Smith, Sherman
.574
Smither, Rev. A. C.
703
Snodgrass, Larkin. 313
Snodgrass, William F .726
Snyder, Hon. M. P
.259
Spalding, William A
.722
Sparks, Marcus L 597
White, Caleb E
289
939
181
ot6
INDEX-BIOGRAPHICAL.
White, Herbert S. .516
Wirsching, Robert E. .. 501
Works, Hon. J. D ... 123
White, Hon. S. M.
Witham, Otis. .480
Wotkyns, Webster. 789
White, Walter W. .537
Witherow, W. L. .655
Wright, Hon. C. C. 2268
White, William A 391
Wolfskill, Joseph W .758
Wright, Charles M 503
Whiting, Mrs. Mary, M. D. 807
Wolfskill, William .737
Wylie, Edwin R. 853
Wilbur, Curtis D. .355
Wood, Fred W. 781
Y
Willey, Julins B .764
Willis, Frank R .350
Wood, J. W., M. D. 911
Williams, Henry H. 562
Woodbury, Frederick J 838
Yarnell, Jesse.
610
Wilson, Milton S. 871
Woodworth, L. D .735
York, Hon. W. M
214
Wine, John S
.885
Wood, John W. .219
Workman, William H. 863
Yost, Francis O., M. D 820
4767
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