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Report of Schools for 1878-9,
Business Directory East Bear River Township,
140
=
Foster Bar
140
Linda
141
=
Long Bar
141
=
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Marysville City,
141-142
=
Marysville Township.
142
New York
142-143
North East
.
143
Governors of California from 1767 to 1878,
149
Altitude of Points visible from Mt. Diablo, 149
Altitude of Mountains and Waterfalls of Yosemite, 149
Official Vote of California, 1876, 150
Financial and Commercial Statistics, 150
Area of California,
150
Size and Population compared,
150
Native and Foreige Population.
150
146-147
Early Settlements in California,
Description of California in 1835, 147-149
143
Business Directory Parks Bar Township,
Rose Bar
143-144
Slate Range 144
West Bear River ' 144
144
= Miscellaneous
145
Legislative History
=
139
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TABLE OF CONTENTS.
ILLUSTRATIONS.
Amsler, Samuel
between pages 132 and 133
facing page 70
Barrio, John F.
Belcher, I. S. .
between pages 144 and 145
86 and 87
Hawley, F. H.
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106 Rideont & Smith's Bank 44
32
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Boyer, Jolın
facing page 98
Housh, G. P.
« 114
Rutland, A. A.
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Boyer, J. H. Brown, A. P.
" 84
Hudson, Mrs. A. M.
54
Sexey, C. E.
Sbaron Valley Mills
Shattuck, T. F.
facing page 120 .
Browusville Hotel
44
Jory, H.
Kendall & Roberts
# 124
Kirshner, F.
between pages 68 and 69
Smitb, Cbarles " 112 " 113
Clark, L. B.
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Coombs, N. D. facing page 108
Knoxdale Institnte
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134
Court House
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page 20
Leach, A. M.
Lnbmann, Augusta facing page 136
Marysville Gas Works between pages 38 and 39
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38 and 39
Strawberry Valley
42
Dufficy, M. C. " 32 and 33
McQuaid, John
between pages 88 and 89
Meek, E. E.
facing page 48
Thraves, Robert
between pages 144 and 145
Dunning, Z.
facing page 94
Eich, John
" 118
Millar Bros.
between pages 64 and 65
Tremont Block
" 116
Eldorado Orcbard
between pages 64 and 65 . facing page 150
Falck, John C.
Nevada Mining Co. 122
Oakley, A. W.
O'Brien, J. between pages 82 and 83
facing page 114 Oregon Honse
Ostrom, D. A.
66
Foster, W. T. facing page 72
Freeman, Thos.
between pages 140 and 141
Perkins, J. L.
92
Garden Rancho Flat facing page 124
Plaskett Mills
130
Plaskett, Wm.
facing page 130 ·
Garrison, A. N.
facing page 74
76
Plnmas Ranch
between pages 64 and 65
Gillette, C. P.
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Harding, Samuel
between pages 58 and 59
Ramm, Jobn
Rideout, N. D.
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Bishop, Zeno D.
Brown, J. P. " 142
" 134
Jobnson, Jerome B. facing page 138
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Buttlemann, Fred
Slattery, P. C.
facing page 52
Smith, A. S. between pages 50 and 51
Smith E. C. & Co.
facing page 126
Steward, John L.
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St Nicholas Building between pages 32 and 33
Crane Bros.
between pages 128 and 129
Dam, B. F.
facing page 60
Decker & Jewett " 34
Marysville Woolen Factory
Masonic Building
facing page 28
Swain & Hndson
102
Taylor, S. H.
Trevetbick, Jobn Union Lumber Co.
40
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Walsh, John
between pages 88 and 89
Wbealdon Claim
facing page 126 .
Flannery, P. J.
facing page 46
Flint, Joseph A.
between pages 82 and 83
Foss, L. & Son 132 and 133
Palmer, Jobn 110
Willey, A. P.
between pages 56 and 5%
Winselmann, John & Co.
facing page 146
150
Woodville House
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26
Stratton, C. A. & Co.
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Donner Lake Camp between pages 30 and 31
Donner Lake Relief Party 30 and 31
McGanney, Daniel " 80
Strain, James
facing page 100
Slattery, C. C.
between pages 86 and 87
Cantlin, D. L.
96
Challenge Mills
between pages 128 and 129
Knox, Martin
facing page 134
between pages 128 and 129
50 “ 51
128 " 129
Inlow, S. E. between pages 68 and 69
140 " 141
Hanson, James H. facing page 90
facing page 36
Muck, Geo facing page 78
Fischer, M. C. between pages 32 and 33
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COURT HOUSE OF YUBA COUNTY. MARYSVILLE, CAL.
FOISTORY OR
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COUNTY, CALIFORNIA.L.
BY WM. H. CHAMBERLAIN, PH. B., AND HARRY L. WELLS.
CHAPTER I.
INTRODUCTORY.
A Historie County The Importance of Marysville Difficulties Encountered in the Preparation of the Work The Plan-Acknowledgment of Assistance Received.
YUBA is one of tho fow historic counties of the State. During the exciting times of the mining fevor, the reputation of its wonderful riches and resources spread far and wide, and it received its full share of the immonse innmigration which poured in during that memorable ern. Its metropolis, Marysville, occupied a prominent position among the citios of tho const, both in population and extent of mercantile interests. Inunodiately preceding the discovery of gold ou the Yuba rivor, tho sito of that city was occupied and owned by one man, with his employés and attendants; but as the news of the fimling of new gold fields spread, settlers flocked in, stores and hotels were established, wird the once quiet rancho sprung into a bustling and busy city. The chinge was almost instantaneous; after the first leap, however, the pro. gress was slower, but not less marked. In later years events have occurred which retarded and for a timo stopped the development of the city, but now tho prospects aro fair for Marysville to resume her formor high position among the cities of tho State.
From an uncultivated tract of plain and mountains, occupied by the lowly Digger Indinn and traversed occasionally by the nomadic trapper, this rogion has grown into a county, whose valleys are covered with waving grain, and whoso mountains are giving up their precions treasures-n change due to thio hand and brain of the civilized white man.
In tho succoodling pages, the historian has but faintly portrayed the many changes and incidents occurring during the past half century. The writing of the history of this county has beon a difficult task. Few publications have beon issuod concerning this region; in many places the records are vaguo and incomplete; and, finally, most of the pioncer residents havo eithor gono to their graves or moved to other parts beyond the reach of tho interviewer. Even those who remain, in many instances, woro so occupied in tho eager search for the glittering sand, that important ovents transpired without attracting their attention. There are thoso, however, who through their superior talents and attainments did heed and have treasured in their memories the facts and incidents, which in this later day become so heneficial to their fellow inen. It is to these gentlemen that the historian has been compelled to resort; with a pertinacity which might almost seem presumption, he has sought them out, and as the words dropped from their lips, jotted them down, to take their places in the more connected
story now presented to the reader. We feel that these gentlemen have not only favored ns, but have placed the community in their debt, for it is undoubtedly the desire of every one to have a correct and com. plete record of the county, if any at all.
The plan of the work has been to give a connected history of the county from its first occupation by the trappers down to the present time. In order to more fully understand the canses which led to the settlement and subsequent development of the State, a chapter has been introduced giving briefly the history of California from the carliest supposed discovery. As far as practicable, the subject matter has been segregated into special topics, thus rendering the work more convenient for reference. Whilo not attaining the result desired, it has been the aim to make it as complete and authentic as the limited sources of inform- ation would allow. Errors have undoubtedly crept in, and while it is not our desire to bere the reader with foolish apologies, we would ask for a due consideration of the many diffienlties with which we have been compelled to contendl.
It would be impossible to record a list of the names of all of the gentlemen from whom we have received courtesies or derived informa- tion, but the author cannot let the opportunity pass without acknowl- edging the special kindness of the following :-
Hon. Stephen J. Field, Justice U. S. Supreme Court, Washington, D. C .; General Jolm Bidwell, Chico; Hou. George C. Gorham, late Secretary United States Senate; J. Alex. Forbes, Oakland; Hon. Jolin H. Jewett, Hon. Peter Decker, Wm. G. Murphy, Colonel Edwards Woodruff, Hon. C. M. Patterson, Judge L. T. Crane, Judge Phil. W. Keyser, Judge S. M. Bliss, Judge H. S. Hoblitzell, Messrs. E. J. Lock- woud and C. D. Dawson (Proprietors of the Marysville Appeal), E. C. Ross, L. H. Bahb, Hon. W. H. Parks, H. B. Williamson, Dr. S. J. S. Rogers, Dr. Charles E. Stone, John Seaward, Marysville; J. C. West, Strawberry Valley; Clande Chana, J. L. McDonald, Charles Justis, F. F. Caruduff (Editor Recorder), Wheatland; Jonas Spect, Colnsa ; Judge O. P. Stidger, North San Juan; Hon. I. E. Brown, Browns- ville; Hon. Zach. Montgomery, Rev. S. V. Blakeslee, Oakland; Hon. L. B. Clark, Oregon House; Rev. W. W. Brier, Centerville; Thos. Mooney, John Rose, Smartsville; Capt. J. P. Brown, Camptonville; the officers of Yuba county and the city of Marysville, and their deputies, to whom we are indebted for their gencrons assistance, and who, hy their nniform courtesies, have firmly established their right to represent such a constituency as is to be found in Ynba county.
Tbe snecess of the work is largely due to the efforts and support of its patrons and subscribers. The intorest they have taken in its preparation has proved an additional incentive to the publishers in their labor of issuing the complete and elaborate volume now placed before tho reader.
AUTHORITIES.
In the compilation of data, the historian has resorted to tho fol- lowing books and periodicals for information :-
" Marysville Herald," newspaper, 1850 to 1858.
" Marysville Daily News, " newspaper, 1858.
" Daily National Democrat, " newspaper, 1858 to 186l.
" The California Express, " newspaper, 1831 to 1863.
". Marysville Daily Appeal," newspaper, 1860 to present the.
" Weekly Sutter Banner, " newspaper, IS6S to present time.
" Annalsof San Francisco, " by Frank Soule, J. H. Gihon and James Nisbet, 1855.
" Native Races of the Pacific States, " by II. H. Bancroft, 1875; 5 vols.
" History of California," by Franklin Tuthill, 1866.
"History of the Public School System of California, " by John Swett, 1876.
" The Natural Wealth of California," by Tilns Vey Cronise, 1868.
"The Narrative of the Exploring Expedition to Oregon auund North California
in the years 1843-44," by Brevet Captain J. C. Fremont, 1846. " Resources of the l'acific Slope," by J. Ross Browne, 1869.
" A History of the City of San Francisco, and Incidentally of the State of California," by John S. Hittell, 1878.
" Report of the Debates in the Convention of California, ou the Formation of the State Constitution," by J. Ross Browne, 1850.
"California," by J. Alexander Forbes, 1839.
"Historical and Descriptive Sketch Book of Napa, Sonoma, Lake and Mendo- cino Counties," by C. A. Menefee, 1873.
"The History of San Jose and Surroundings," by Frederic Hall, 1871.
" The Resources of California, " by John S. Hittell, 1874.
" History of California," by Capron, 1854.
"El Dorado; or, Adventures in the Path of Empire, " by Bayard Taylor, 1850; 2 vols.
" Marysville Directory for 1853," by Hale & Emory.
" Marysville Directory for 1855-6," by Samuel Colville.
" Marysville Directory for 1858-9," by Mix Smith & G. Amny.
" Marysville Directory for 1861-2," by W. C. Brown.
"The Marysville, Yuba City and Colusa Directory for 1870-71," by John ( :. Kelley.
"Sacramento City Directory for 1853."
"Rivers of the West."
" Messages and Documents," 1850.
" Scenes in El Dorado in the Years 1849-50," by Samuel C. Upham, 1878.
"History of the Donner Party," by C. F. McGlashan, 1879.
" Three Years in California," by Rev. Walter Colton, U. S. N., 1850.
" Marysville Appeal Directory for 1878-9," by Messrs. Lockwood & Dawson.
" Sacramento Reeord-Union, " newspaper.
"Overland Monthly," periodical.
" Scenes in the Rocky Mountains," by a New Englander, 1840.
"San Francisco Bulletin," newspaper.
" Sacramento Union," newspaper.
" Placer Times," newspaper, 1849.
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HISTORY OF YUBA COUNTY, CALIFORNIA.
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