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Henry Emery
J. M. Woods
Thos. P. Slade J. S. Mannasse Charles Thomas Wm. Flinn 1889
1888
1871
Cave J. Couts Joseph Smith
1867 Joseph S. Mannasse Charles Thomas
D. R. Foss
C. J. F. Jaeger
Daniel Kenniston
L. L. Howland John Forster W. G. Hill Jacob Bergman J. Duffy Andrew Cassidy
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COUNTY ROSTER
725
BOARD OF SUPERVISORS .- Cont.
J. S. Buck
J. H. Woolman
Chester Gunn
1890
A. J. Stice J. S. Buck J. S. Woolman 1899
Chester Gunn
1891 J. S. Buck
Chester Gunn 1900
John Judson
J. P. M. Rainbow
J. H. Woolman 1901
1892
J. S. Buck
J. H. Woolman Chester Gunn 1902
1893
A. G. Nason 1903
W. W. Wetzell
Jas. A. Jasper John Judson J. P. M. Rainbow 1904
1894
James A. Jasper
J. P. M. Rainbow A. G. Nason
W. W. Wetzell John Judson
1905
1895 William Justice John Griffin
1896 A. G. Nason
1906
W. W. Wetzell
W. Justice
John Griffin
1897 H. M. Cherry
C. H. Swallow
1907
Wm. Justice John Griffin
Jas. A. Jasper
Jos. Foster J. B. Hoffman John Griffin H. M. Cherry
COUNTY CLERK.
1850-1 Richard Rust
1889-90 M. D. Hamilton
1852-3 Philip Crosthwaite*
1891-2 Wm. M. Gassaway
1854-7 Wm. B. Couts* 1893-4 S. M. Puyear
1858-71 G. A. Pendleton*
1895-04 Will H. Holcomb
1871 G. A. Pendleton died
1905-6 Frank A. Salmons
Chalmers Scott
1907- Wm. H. Francis
1872-7 .A. S. Grant **
* And Recorder
1878-82 S. Statler 1883-8 J. M. Dodge
** And Auditor
COUNTY RECORDER.
1850-1 Henry C. Matsell*
Chalmers Scott **
1852-3 Philip Crosthwaite
1872-7 A. S. Grant **
1854-7 Wm. B. Couts **
1878-9 D. A. Johnson **
1858-70 G. A. Pendleton **
1880-2 Gilbert Rennie **
1871 G. A. Pendleton died **
1883-4 E. G. Haight **
1898 H. M. Cherry C. H. Swallow Wm. Justice John Griffin Jas. A. Jasper Wm. Justice John Griffin
C. H. Swallow Wm. Justice John Griffin C. H. Swallow
John Judson J. P. M. Rainbow
H. M. Cherry C. H. Swallow Jas. A. Jasper H. M. Cherry C. H. Swallow Jas. A. Jasper H. M. Cherry J. M. Cassidy Wm. Justice John Griffin H. M. Cherry J. M. Cassidy Wm. Justice John Griffin
H. M. Cherry J. M. Cassidy Wm. Justice John Griffin H. M. Cherry J. M. Cassidy Wm. Justice John Griffin H. M. Cherry
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HISTORY OF SAN DIEGO
COUNTY RECORDER-Cont.
1885-6 S. A. McDowell
1887-90 E. G. Haight **
1891 C. R. Dauer **
1892 E. H. Miller*
1907- John H. Ferry *And Auditor ** And Clerk
COUNTY TREASURER.
1850 Juan Bandini refused office 1861-3 E. W. Morse
Philip Crosthwaite appointed1864-75 Jose G. Estudillo
1851
Philip Crosthwaite 1876-7 Chauncey B. Culver
1852 Jose A. Estudillo
1878-84 William Jorres
1853 John Hays
1885-90 S. Statler
1854-5 Jos. Reiner
1891-2 C. H. Sheppard
1856-7 E. B. Pendleton
1893-4 C. D. Long
1858-9 E. W. Morse
1895-8 John W. Thompson
1860 Frank Ames
1899- John F. Schwartz
COUNTY AUDITOR.
1891-2 E. H. Miller
1893- E. E. Shaffer
COUNTY ASSESSOR.
1850
Jose A. Estudillo
1863-4 A. E. Maxcy
1851 Dr. F. J. Painter
1865-9 John M. McIntier
1852
S. E. Arguello
1870-1
Wm. Smith
A. T. Crowell
1872-3
M. S. Julian
1853
A. T. Crowell
1874-5
M. P. Schaffer
1854 Wm. C. Ferrell
1876-9 David Burroughs
1855 Wm. C. Ferrell res.
1880-6
M. D. Hamilton
E. B. Pendleton
1887-90 J. M. Asher
1856
Albert Smith
1891-4
C. H. Sheppard
1857 Wm. C. Ferrell
1895-8 John P. Burt
1858-9
Albeit Smith
1899-04 Jacob D. Rush
1860-1 James McCoy
1905-6
G. W. Jorres
1862
Henry Clayton
1907- M. M. Moulton
COUNTY COLLECTOR.
1875-84 Aaron Pauly
1890-4
H. W. Weineke
1887 W. W. Burgess
1895- A. F. Cornell
1888-9 W. S. Varnum
SHERIFF.
1850-1 Agostin Haraszthy
S. W. Craigue
1852 Geo. F. Hooper
1872-4
S. W. Craigue
1853 Wm. Conroy
1875 N. Hunsaker
1854-5 M. M. Sexton 1876-82 Jos. A. Coyne
1856 Jos. Reiner
1883-6 E. W. Bushyhead
1857 Jos. Reiner suc. by
1887-90 S. A. McDowell
D. A. Hollister
1891-2 John H. Folks
1858-60 George Lyons
1893-4 Ben P. Hill
1861 George Lyons suc. by James McCoy
1895-02 Frank S. Jennings
1903-6 Thos. W. Brodnax
1907- Fred M. Jennings
1862-70 James McCoy
1871 James McCoy suc. by
1893-6 John F. Forward
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CORONER.
1850-1 John Brown
1872-3 John N. Young
1852 F. M. Alvarado
1874-6 C. M. Fenn
John Brown
1877 Dr. T. C. Stockton
1853-4 Lewis A. Franklin
1878-9 Dr. C. M. Fenn
1855-6
Dr. D. B. Hoffman
1880-3 Dr. T. C. Stockton
1857
Dr. D. B. Hoffman
1858 James Nichols
1859 Lewis Strauss
1891-2 M. B. Keller
1861-3
A. R. Kelley
1895-8 Theo. F. Johnson
1864-5 Charles Gerson
1899-02 Horace P. Woodward
1866-7 Thos. Lush
1903- Dr. A. Morgan
PHYSICIAN.
1856-68 Dr. D. B. Hoffman
1885-7 Dr. C. M. Fenn
1869-71 Dr. Edward Burr
1888
Dr. Thos. Keefe
1872-3 Dr. T. C. Stockton
1889-91 Dr. J. P. Le Feure
1874-6 Dr. C. M. Fenn
1892
Dr. H. E. Crepin
1877-84 Dr. P. C. Remondino
1893- Dr. D. Gochenauer
SURVEYOR.
1850-2
Henry Clayton
1880
L. L. Lockling
1855 Chas. H. Poole
1881
H. J. Willey
1856-9 Robert W. Groom
1882
Chas. J. Fox
1860 Henry Clayton
1883-6 O. N. Sanford
E. W. Morse
1887-8 Henry L. Ryan
1861-3 Robert W. Groom
1889-90 Henry Langrehr
1864-7 Henry Clayton
1891-2 W. W. Allen
1868-71 James Pascoe
1893-8
R. M. Vail
1872-5 M. G. Wheeler
1899-02 S. L. Ward
1876-7
Chas. J. Fox
1903-
A. F. Crowell
PUBLIC ADMINISTRATOR.
1852
Chas. P. Noell
1878-9 Dr. C. M. Fenn
1856
J. R. Bleeker
1880-3
Dr. T. C. Stockton
1859 Frank Ames
1884-5 J. M. Asher
1860-7 O. S. Witherby
1886-8 H. C. Morgan
1868-9 Jos. Swycaffer
1889-90 John L. Dryden
1870-1 Thos. Sherman
1891 John Falkenstein
1872-3
A. O. Wallace
1893-6 C. F. Kamman
1874-5
P. P. Martin
1899-02 J. M. Asher
1876-7
E. W. Morse
1903- P. J. Layne
COUNTY SUPERINTENDENT OF SCHOOLS.
1856
Frank Ames
1876-7 F. N. Pauly
1858
J. Judson Ames
1878-9 E. T. Blackmer
1860-1
Jose M. Estudillo
1880-2 G. N. Hitchcock
1862-3
A. B. Smith
1883-7 R. D. Butler
1864-7
Jose M. Estudillo
1888 G. N. Hitchcock
1868-9
Marcus Schiller
1889-94 Harr Wagner
1870-1
H. H. Dougherty
1895-8 W. J. Bailey
1872-3
B. S. Lafferty
1899- Hugh J. Baldwin
1874-5 J. H. S. Jamison
1885-8 Dr. H. T. Risdon
1889-90 Wm. H. Eadon
1860 Jos. Reiner
1893-4 Horace P. Woodward
1868-71 Dr. Edward Burr
1878-9
M. G. Wheeler
INDEX
Aguilar, Blas, 161.
Aguirre, Jose A., 161; biography of, 161.
Akerman, J. S., portrait of, 631.
Allen, Dr. Jacob, first postmaster, 377.
Alexander, Capt. E., portrait of, 427. Alipas, Damasio and Gervasio, 162. (See "Spanish Families.")
Altamirano, Jose Antonio, biography of, 162; portrait of, 240. Alvarado, Pedro de, explorer, 28. Alverson, C. S., portrait of, 450.
American National Bank, 646.
American Families, See page 266. Ames, John Judson, 295 to 303.
Andrews, W. R., portrait of, 591.
Arguello, Santiago E., takes heights, 204.
Arguello, Santiago, acquires mission property, 73; portrait of, 207; biography of, 163.
Arguilas, Rosario, 161.
Arnold, G. C., portrait of, 457.
Arrillaga, Governor, and contraband trade, 92.
Ascension, Father de la, 32. Attorneys, list of, 596.
Babcock, E. S., connection with elec- tric railway, 441; portrait of, 449; retirement from Spreckels com- panies, 552; purchase and develop- ment of Coronado peninsula, 706. Baker, Mrs. Arcadia de, portrait, 203.
Baker, Dr. Fred, portrait of, 605. Bandini, Juan, opposed to Victoria, 119; commissioners to Los Angeles, 125; starts revolution, 127; por- trait of, 126; biography of, 164. Banks and Banking, history of, 636. Bank of San Diego, history of, 636. Bank of Southern California, his- tory of, 637. Baptist Church, history of, 550.
Barnes, Rev. Charles L., portrait of, 545.
Bartlett Estate Company, 525.
Bates, George S., 487.
Bean, Joshua H., biography of, 266. Beale, Edward F., advises Kearny against battle, 209; portrait of, 215. Bee Daily, history of, 493.
"Bennington" disaster, 503.
Berry, Col. John R., becomes editor of Union, 484; appointed collec- tor of port, 486; portrait of, 486. Betsy, first American ship in port, 80.
Bidwell, John, 202-3.
Blackmer, E. T., portrait of, 656.
Blake, Walter T., 487; portrait of, 493.
Blochman, A., 557; 643; portrait of, 644.
Blochman Banking Co., history of, 643.
Blochman, L. A., 643; portrait of, 644.
Board of Harbor Commissioners, history of, 691.
Bogart, Capt. J. C., 35-138; biography of, 267.
Boom of 1887-89, net result of, 433. Boone, L. L., portrait of, 514.
Bowers, W. W., portrait of, 466; takes part in municipal politics, 470.
Bowler, Geo. W., portrait of, 457. Bouchard Scare, 95.
Briseno, J. N., 479; portrait of, 482; acquires interest in Daily World, 490.
Bruschi, Marco, portrait of, 523. Bulletin Weekly, history of, 488.
"Bum," story of, 461; picture of, 463.
Bush, Thomas H., biography of, 267. Bushyhead. Edward W., joins with Gatewood in establishing Union, 479.
Cabrillo, Don Juan Rodriquez, arri- val at San Diego, 27; death of, 31; celebration in memory of, 458.
Cairnes, A. B., portrait of, 667; 670. California National Bank, history of. 639. Campbell, Roy H., 566. Capps, Edwin M., 476. Capron, John G., portrait of, 255; his mail contract, 254.
Carlos III, 37. Carlson, William H., 472.
Carnegie, Andrew, builds public library for city, 613.
Carpenter, Ford A., portrait of, 676. Carson, Mrs .. portrait of, 251.
Carter, E. J., portrait of, 521.
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Carrillo Family, biographies of, 167. Cassidy, Andrew D., biography of, 267.
Cassidy, Andrew, 34.
Catholic Church, history of, 537.
Central Christian Church, history of, 560.
Chamber of Commerce, history of, 624.
Chase, Major Levi, portrait of, 587. Choate, D., portrait of, 456.
Churches, histories of; Catholic, 537; Episcopal, 540; Methodist, 546;
Baptist, 550; Presbyterian, 554;
Hebrew, 556; Unitarian, 557;
Spiritual Society, 558; Congrega-
tional, 558; Christian, 560; Lutheran, 561; Miscellaneous, 562; Y. M. C. A., 562.
Citizens Savings Bank, 646.
Clayton, William, 619.
Cleveland, Daniel, acknowledgment to, 18; portrait of, 542; connec- tion with Episcopal Church, 544; connection with Library, 611.
Cleveland, Richard J., 89.
Climate of San Diego, history of, 675.
Collier, D. C. Jr., portrait of, 508.
Collins, J. W., record of, 639; suicide of, 641.
Commandants, list of, 96.
Commercial Bank of San Diego, his- tory of, 636.
Conard, Grant, portrait of, 521.
Concordia Turnverein, 577.
Congregational Church, history of, 558.
Conklin, N. H., 490; portrait of, 588; 593.
Connors, James W., biography of, 268.
Cooke, George, portrait of, 620.
Coronado, account of, 706-709.
Coronado Beach Co., 707.
Cortes, Hernando, 28.
Cosgrove, Arthur, portrait of, 517. Costanso, 42.
Cotton, O. W., portrait of, 512.
Couts, Cave J., biography of, 268.
Crabtree, Rev. W. E., portrait of, 561.
Crespi, Father Juan Jose Canizares, arrival at San Diego, 43.
Croghan, Herbert A., portrait of, 663.
Crowell, Archie F., portrait of, 473. Crosthwaite, Philip, biography of,
269; portrait of, 271.
Cyane, arrives with troops, 201.
Daily Bee, history of, 493.
Daily San Diegan, history of, 492. Daily World, history of, 489.
Dana, Richard Henry, portrait of, 102; quoted, 144; 147; 245. Daney, Eugene, 595.
Darnall, Thomas R., account of, 273; portrait of, 652; adventure with Mexicans in Lower California, 653.
Dare, D. D., 640.
Davidson, G. Aubrey, portrait of, 645.
"Davis's Folly," (See account of "Abortive Attempt to establish New San Diego"), 316.
Davis, William Heath, 139; portrait of, 108; dedicated first park in New San Diego, 621.
Davison, Mrs. H. P., acknowledg- ment to, 18; 612.
Deed of sale of Mission property to Arguello, copy of, 73.
Derby, Lieut. George H., first im- pressions of, 242; his connection with the Herald, 306-315; portrait of, 313.
D'Hemecourt, G. A., portrait of, 533. Doolittle, H. E., 595.
Dunnells Hotel, purchase of by Hor- ton, 337.
Dunnells, Capt. S. S., portrait of, 338.
Duhaut-Cilly, 134.
Dupont, Captain, 201.
Echeandia, Governor, arrival of, 115; 136; biography of, 168; efforts in behalf of Schools, 569.
"El Capitan," old cannon, 91.
"El Nino," old cannon, 91.
Election, first, with roll of voters, 228.
Elks Lodge, history of, 657.
Elliott, Dr. A. J., portrait of, 605.
Emory, Major, describes town in 1846, 238.
Ensworth, E. S., account of, 273.
Episcopal Church, history of, 540. Estudillo, Jose G., portrait of, 239.
Estudillo Family, biographies of, 169.
Ferdinand VII, 71.
Fergusson, Major S. W., 514.
Ferrell, Wm. C., biography of, 273; record as lawyer, 582.
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Ferry, John H., portrait of, 475.
Figueroa, Governor, unsuccessful attempt to divide mission prop- erty, 72.
Fire Department, history of, 665. First National Bank, history of, 637. Fishburn, George W., portrait of, 640.
Fisheries, 107.
Fitch, Henry D., portrait of, 124; biography of, 274.
Fitch, Thomas L., his famous real estate advertisements, of boom days, 423.
Fletcher, Ed, portrait of, 513.
Flume Company, history of, 445.
Folsom, M. W., portrait of, 512. Foresters, various lodges of, 659. Forster, John, biography of, 274. Forward, John F., portrait of, 472. Francis, W. H., portrait of, 475. Franciscans, dress of, 65.
Frary, Frank P., portrait of, 470; elected mayor, 477.
Fraternal Societies, history of, 648. Fremont, Gen. John C., arrives at San Diego, 201; moves on to Los Angeles, 202; 354. French, C. W., 515.
Friend, Capt. James Edward, his race for mayoralty, 474.
Fuster, Father, 56; fight with Indians, 58.
Galvez, Dou Joseph de, 37.
Garra, Antonio, clashes with sheriff, 186; leads insurrection, 187; ex- ecution of, 190.
Garrettson, D. F., 637.
Gatewood, Wm. Jeff, forms partner- ship with Bushyhead and estab- lishes Union, 479; portrait of, 481; establishes Daily World, 490; record as lawyer, 583.
Gerichten, C. P., 491.
Gigedo, Viceroy, orders schools es- tablished, 568.
Gillespie, Capt., goes to meet Kear- nv. 209; wounded at San Diego, 213.
Gillmore, Jesse, 457.
Gilmore, M. T., 637; 638; portrait of, 644.
Gitehell, J. R., account of, 275.
Gochenauer, Dr. David, portrait of, 606.
Golden Gate, wreck of, 251.
Goldkamp, F. J., portrait of, 473.
Gordon, H. C., portrait of, 457.
Gould, Will H., establishes Bulletin, 488; portrait of, 488.
Governmental activities, history of, 697.
Granger, Ralph, portrait of, 509; 522. Grant, U. S. Jr., portrait of, 511; 522; 619.
Gray, Audrew B., biography of, 275; leader in first effort to build city on present site, 316.
Gregg, Dr. Robert J., 601; portrait of, 602.
Griffin, Dr. J. S., portrait of, 600. Grove, Dr. Edward, portrait of, 631. Grow, Galusha B., portrait of, 643.
Gunn, Douglas. portrait of, 465; elected first mayor under charter of 1889, 467; associated with Bushyhead in publication of Union, 483; builds Express Block, 485. Guy, W. R., portrait of, 579; 581. Haddock, J. P., portrait of, 519. Hall, M., portrait of, 517.
Harbor of San Diego, opinions of distinguished men on, 687.
Hardy, Charles S., portrait of, 477. Hayes, Benjamin, 583; portrait of, 585.
Hays, John, account of, 276.
Hearne, Dr. Joseph C., portrait of, 605.
Hebrew Congregation, history of, 556.
Hendrick, E. W., portrait of, 594; 596.
Herald (see chapter on Journalism of Old San Diego), 295.
Hide trade, beginnings of, 101; houses, 103; list of ships, 104; ex- tent of industry, 104.
Hieatt, F. L., portrait of, 516.
Hijar Colony, 121.
Hinson, Rev. W. B., 551; portrait of, 553.
Hoffman, Dr. David B., biography of, 276; portrait of, 599.
Holbein, Father Juan, 557.
Holcomb, Will H., quoted, 75; por- trait of, 499; 501; connection with Y. M. C. A., 565.
Holliday Steamship Line, forced by Horton to reduce rates, 343.
Houghton, S. O., 355.
Horton, Alonzo E., sketch of his life before coming to San Diego, 325; estimate of his work, 327; his own
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story, 330; portraits of 333-334;
copy of deed to city land to, 350. Hubbard, W. H., portrait of, 646.
Hudson, Millard F., acknowledg- ment to, 18.
Hunter, Diego, first child born of American parents, 228.
Hunsaker, W. J., 593.
Indians, Costanso's description of, 42; attack mission, 57; treatment of by priests, 61.
Irwin, I. Isaac, portrait of, 518.
Israel, Capt. Robert D., biography of, 276.
Itata, incident of, 459.
Iturbide, 71.
Jasper, James A., 624; portrait of, 630.
Jaume, Father, murder of, 58.
Jewell, Fred, portrait of, 644.
Johnson, Carl Alex., portrait of, 646.
Jordan, Rev. H. S., 556.
Josselyn, Charles L., portrait of, 518. Julian, Jacob M., portrait of, 490; 492.
Kearny, Gen. S. W., notified Stock- ton of his approach, 208; esti- mate of, 224; portrait of, 226.
Kelly, Charles, portrait of, 473.
Kelly, Robert A .; biography of, 277. Kimball Brothers, their part in building of National City, 713.
Kimball, Frank A., efforts to interest railroad promoters, 392; succeeds in getting contracts from Santa Fe to build road, 396; portrait of, 395.
Kimball, Warren C., portrait of, 409. Kip, Bishop, 542.
Kirby, Lewis R., portrait of, 475. Klauber, A., portrait of, 523.
Klauber, Melville, portrait of, 519.
Knights of Pythias, history of, 657. Knoles, S. S., portrait of, 594; 596. Kurtz, Daniel B., biography of, 277; portrait of, 278.
La Jolla, account of, 711; view of, 712.
Land Grants, earliest private, 105; effect of, 106; list of, 112.
Leach, Robert Wallace, 588.
Legal profession, history of, 582. Lelia Byrd, affair of, 89.
Levi, Simon, portrait of, 631.
Library, Public, history of, 610; list of trustees, 613.
Lighthouse on Point Loma, history of, 701.
Luce, M. A., acknowledgment to, 18; portrait of, 403; 591; 596. Lummis, Charles F., 40.
Lutheran Church, history of, 561. Lynch, Joseph D., portrait of, 489; editor of Daily World, 490.
Lyons, George, biography of, 277.
McCarthy, D. O., portrait of, 402; establishes Vidette, 494.
McCarthy, J. Harvey, 494.
McCoy, James, biography and por- trait of, 279.
McDonald, Rev. G. W. B., organizes First M. E. Church, 546.
McGregor, Miss Margaret, quotation from, 34.
McNealy, W. T., 584; portrait of, 586; 591.
MacMullen, James, portrait of, 487. Mackinnon, Duncan, portrait of, 572; 577.
Magruder, Gen. John Bankhead, 190; portrait of, 193; 582; 697. Mamndes, Rafael, 198.
Mannasse, Joseph A., biography of, 278; portrait of, 348.
Marston, George W., 564; 612; 616; portrait of, 618.
Masonic Lodge, opposition of Father Holbein to, 537; history of, 648. Medical profession, history of, 598. Mendoza, 28.
Merchants National Bank, 642.
Methodist Church, history of, 546. Mexican War, San Diego in, 200. Middletown project, 321.
Military post at San Diego, 698 reservation on Point Loma, 699; history of government's title to, 700.
Mills, Henry E., portrait of, 594.
Mission of San Diego, dedication of, 47; Indians, description of, 48-49; site of, 55; destroyed by Indians, 57; re-established, 60; description of, in 1783, 63; first olive orchard in California, 63; Indian lands, 198.
Molinier, Father Juan, 537.
Mormon Battalion, arrival of, 228.
Morrell, Benjamin Jr., 134.
Morris, Madge, portrait of, 495.
Morse, E. W., acknowledgment to,
18; quotation from, 33; biography of, 281; portrait of, 283; comment
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on Huntington's attitude toward San Diego, 365; describes school situation in early days, 571; con- nected with library, 611; connec- tion with parks, 616.
Morse, Philip, connection with Y. M. C. A., 566; portrait of, 631.
Moulton, M. M., portrait of, 475.
Nash, Joseph, opens first general store, 377.
National Bank of Commerce, history of, 638; consolidation with Securi- ty Savings Bank & Trust Co., 647. National City, 713.
National Guards, history of, 661.
Nesmith, Thomas L., chairman of railroad committee of forty, 355; portrait of, 359.
Noell, Charles P., biography of, 285; portrait of, 332.
Normal School, history of, 580.
Noyes, William H., 285.
Nutt. A. E., portrait of, 469.
O'Cain, Captain, 92.
Odd Fellows, history of the order, 655.
Otay Water Company, 448.
Otis, Harrison Gray, becomes presi- dent of Pacific Steel Co., 518; comment of on Coronado in 1886, 707.
Pacific Beach, history of, 710.
Pacific Coast Steamship Co., 250.
Pacific Mail Steamship Co., 250.
Pacific Steel Company, 518.
Pala, mission founded at, 70.
Palms, first in California, 99.
Palou, Father, 43.
Panama Steamship Line, 238.
Parker, Dr. P. J., portrait of, 605. Parks, city, story of, 616.
Parmalec, E. F., acknowledgment to, 18; his connection with Union, and portrait of, 487. Parron, Father, 51.
Pattie, James O., taken prisoner by Echeandia, 134.
Pedrorena, Miguel de, biography of, 172.
Pendleton, George A., biography of, 285; portrait of, 332.
Perez, Captain, arrival at San Diego with San Antonio, 53.
Pequero, Captain, 33.
Peyri, Father Antonio, mission at San Luis Rey, founded by, 70. Philip II, 31.
Philip III, 32.
"Phoenix, John," (See Lieut. Derby.)
Physicians, list of, 608.
Pico, Gen. Andrés, biography of, 173; at San Pasqual, 210-223; his generalship, 224; portrait of, 225. Pico, Pio, portrait of, 115.
Picos, biographies of, 173.
Pinta, history of, 705.
Plaza, history of, 345.
Point Loma Forest, 33.
Point Loma, its historical interest, 715; Universal Brotherhood and Theosophical Society, 716.
Poole, Charles H., biography of, 286. Politics, local, history of, 464.
Port of San Diego, collectors of, 702; statement showing entrances and clearances of vessels, etc., 704.
Porterfield, W. H., portrait of, 492. Portola, Governor, 40; return from Monterey, 52.
Postmasters, record of from the be- ginning, 705.
Powers, Dr. R. M., 638.
Presbyterian Church, history of, 554. Presidio Hill, present appearance of,
81; plan of, 83-86; population of 1800, 87.
Public affairs after the war, 228.
Public Utilities, gas company, his- tory of, 435; telephone companies, history of, 436; street improve- ments, 437; street railways, his- tory of, 438.
Pueblo organized, 124.
Puterbaugh, George, portrait of, 590; 592; 636.
Railroads, San Diego and Gila, or- ganized, 352; Memphis & El Paso, 353; San Diego & Fort Yuma, 354; Texas and Pacific, 354; Santa Fe, 391; San Diego-Eastern, 515; San Diego & Arizona, 529.
Ralston Realty Company, 525.
Rancho del Rey, 100.
Reed, D. C., portrait of, 468; elected Mayor, 476.
Remondino, Dr. P. C., 603; portrait of, 604.
Restarick, Rev. Henry B., portrait of, 545.
Reynolds, Rev. ' John, First Episco- pal rector, 541.
Richards, H. T., 514, 515.
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Rico, Francisco, 202.
Rivera, Captain, 40.
Robinson, Alfred C., quoted, 61; on life at Mission, 66; marriage of, 144; portrait of, 246.
Robinson, James W., biography of, 286; connection with first railroad enterprise, 352; portrait of, 355; record as lawyer, 582.
Rogers, I. D., portrait of, 521.
Rogers, W. R., 638; portrait of, 645. Rolfe, C. D., portrait of, 711.
Rose, Louis, portrait of, 258; his many enterprises, 259; biography of, 287.
Rosecrans, Gen. William S., dealings with Horton, 337.
Roseville, 709.
Rowan, Lieut., 202.
Ruiz, pioneer gardener, 99.
Salmons. Frank A., portrait of, 513. San Antonio, arrival at San Diego, 40-49; timely return with supplies, 53.
San Carlos, arrival at San Diego, 40-49.
San Diegan-Sun, history of, 491.
San Diego, source of title to city lands, 386.
San Diego de Alcala, name of city derived from, 33.
San Diego Daily News, 491.
San Diego Daily World, quotation from, 34.
San Diego & Arizona Railroad, an- nouncement of, 529.
San Diego-Eastern Railway Com- pany, 515.
San Diego Savings Bank, history of, 638.
San Diego Union, history of, 479.
San Luis Rey, Mission founded at, 70.
San Pasqual, battle of, 210-223; sketch of, 217.
San Salvador, 27.
Santa Fe Railway, achievement of Frank A. Kimball in bringing the road here, 392; California South- ern Railroad chartered, 404; first train, 406; bad faith of, 407; copy of articles of agreement between the city and, 408.
Savings Bank of San Diego County, history of, 637.
Schiller, Marcus, biography of, 288.
Schools, history of, 568.
Scott, Thomas A., visits San Diego in interest of Texas & Pacific, 356; fails financially, 360; portrait of, 364.
Scripps, E. W., acquires ownership of Sun, 491.
Sea Elephant, 109.
Security Savings Bank and Trust Co., history of, 639; consolidation with National Bank of Commerce, 647.
Sedgwick, Gen. Thomas S., 354; con-
nection with Texas & Pacific, 362. Sefton, J. W., portrait of, 641.
Sehon, Mayor John L., portrait of, 471; elected Mayor, 478, 528.
Sensenbrenner, August, portrait of, 519.
Serra, Junipero, 39; portrait of, 42; letter of, 43.
Serrano, Jose A., biography of, 175; portrait of, 263.
Shaw, Rev. S. J., portrait of, 555.
Shaffer, E. E., portrait of, 474.
Sherman, Mathew, portrait of, 467; elected Mayor, 470.
Shute, Richard A., portrait of, 669. Simons, J. J., 516.
Sixth Street Bank, 646.
Sloane, Joshua, biography of, 288.
Sloane, W. A., 594.
Smith, Albert B., spikes guns, 203; raises American flag, 204; biog- raphy of, 288.
Smith, Earle Davenport, 567.
Smith, J. P., becomes secretary of Y. M. C. A., 564.
Smith, Jediah S., 134.
Smith, Mountain, 64.
Smith, Sam Ferry, 595.
Smith, Walter Gifford, quoted, 426; 491; portrait of, 497; 501.
Smythe, William E., old town ora- tion, 226; literary activities, 501. Social life in Old San Diego, 142.
Solis rebellion, 117.
Southern Trust and Savings Bank, 647.
South Park and East Side Ry., 442. Spiritnal Society, history of, 558.
Spreckels, John D. and Adolph B. become owners of San Diego Union, 486.
Spreckels, John D, 522-530; portrait of, 531.
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Sprigg, Patterson, 477, 595. Stevens, Horace, 491.
Stewart, John C., account of, 289.
Stockton, Com. Robert F., arrives in Congress, 204; fortifies town, 204; despatches Gillespie to meet Kear- ny, 208; portrait of, 211.
Stockton, Dr. Thomas C, 491, 602; portrait of, 603.
Story, W. W., poem on Coronado, 706.
Strahlmann E., portrait of, 519.
Street railways, history of, 438.
Suburbs of San Diego, account of, 706.
Sun, San Diegan, quoted, 530.
Sutherland, Thomas W., biography of, 290; record as lawyer, 582.
Swayne, E. J., portrait of, 521.
Sweetwater Dam, construction of, 448.
Taggart, Charles P., buys Gate- wood's interest in Union, 481; rec- ord as lawyer, 589.
Taggart, Mrs. C. P., 491.
Taylor, Bayard, visit of, 239.
Taylor, Rev. R. B., 556.
Tent City, account of, 709.
Telephone companies, history of, 436. Theaters, history of, 456.
Theosophical Society at Point Loma, 716
Thorpe, Rose Hartwick, portrait of, 498, 713.
Timken, Henry, portrait of, 515.
Tingley, Katherine, 520; portrait of, 716.
Torrance. E. S., portrait of, 589;592. Torrey Pines, 623.
Truman, Major Ben C., comment on San Diego's first boom, 366; pur- chases half interest in Bulletin, 488; portrait of, 489; 501.
Ubach, Father Antonio D., biography of, 175; portrait of, 538.
Union, history of, 479.
Unitarian Society, history of, 557.
Universal Brotherhood and Theo- sophical Society, 716.
U. S. Geographic Survey, report of, in 1879, 29.
Vancouver, visit and comment of, 84-85.
Van Dyke, Theodore S., comment on boom of 1887-89; 414; portrait of, 415; "Story of the Boom,"' 418;
originates flume enterprise, 445; 501.
Valle, Dr. C. C., portrait of, 607.
Vicente, Father Oliva, 537.
Victoria, Governor, arrival of, 118; flight of, 119.
Victoria, ship, 27.
Vidette San Diego, history of, 494.
Vigerano, Jose Maria, death of, 51. Vigilantes, executed Indians, 195.
Viscaino, Don Sebastian, 32-35; at- tacked by Indians, 51. Wadham, James E., 477.
Wagner, Harr, 494; portrait of, 495; 710.
Waite, F. D., 492; portrait of, 493.
Wallace, Rev. R. G., portrait of, 555. Wangenheim Julius, connection with
city Park, 619; 638; portrait of, 645.
Ward, M. L., portrait of, 469.
Warfield, Charles L., portrait of, 516. Warner, Col. Jonathan T., in Garra
fight, 187; portrait of, 188; biogra- phy of, 290.
Water development, history of, 443. Waterman, Gov. Robert W., portrait of, 429.
Waterman, Waldo S., portrait of, 440.
Watson, Rev. E. R., portrait of, 557.
Watts, Nathan, acknowledgment to, 18.
Webster, E. Bartlett, 442; portrait of, 510.
Wentscher, A., 491.
Western Union Telegraph Company, established in San Diego, 344.
Whaley, Thomas, biography of, 290; portrait of, 291.
Whaley, Mrs. Thomas, portrait of, 291.
Whaling trade, 109.
Wilbur, Rev. Sidney, arrival at San Diego, 543; portrait of, 543.
Wilde, Louis J., portrait of, 507. Williams, Charles L., portrait of, 645. Wilson, Warren, 491.
Witherby, Judge Oliver S., biogra- phy of, 292; record as lawyer, 582; portrait of, 584.
Withington, D. L., portrait of, 469. Wood, H. P., 624. portrait of, 630. Woodmen of the World, 660.
Woolman, Claude, portrait of, 473.
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HISTORY OF SAN DIEGO
Works, John D., 591. World, 490.
Wright, Leroy A., quoted, 374; por- trait of, 469; 501.
Wrightington, Thomas, biography of, 293.
Ybarra family massacre, 183. Y. M. C. A., history of, 562.
Zamorano, Augustin Vicente, leader of rebellion, 120; portrait of, 120; biography of, 177.
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