INDEX
A
Abalones, [427]; shells as jewelry, [261]; gatherer trapped, [428]
Abarca, Luis (Louis), [63]
Abarta, Señorita, [526]
Abbott, William and Mrs. (née Garcia), [186]
Abell, J. B., [543]
Ábila, Francisco, [100]
Ábila, H., [403]
Ábila, José María and Señora, [100]
Ábila ranch, [447]; springs, [210]
Acacia latifolia, [544]
Acapulco, [359]
Acorns, as Indian food, [203]
Aqueduct, Owens River, [50]
Active, U. S. ship, [251]
Adams, Lionel J., [636]
Adams, Professor, [419]
Adams Street, [459]
Adams & Co., [242]
Ada Hancock, disaster to steamer, [75], [109], [132], [154], [295], [300], [316], [319], [329]
Adelsdorfer Bros., [120]
Adler, Adelaide (later Mrs. Samuel Hellman), [142]
Adler, Caroline (later Mrs. I. M. Hellman), [142]
Adobe, municipal and county, [36], [40], [41], [209], [256], [324], [338], [530]
Adobes, [31], [32], [38], [61], [62], [63], [65], [66], [67], [73], [76], [78], [80], [81], [94], [97], [99], [100], [101], [103], [104], [109], [113], [115], [119], [121], [124], [134], [147], [165], [167], [193], [197], [202], [220], [256], [257], [263], [293], [317], [335], [343], [347], [372], [376], [396], [444], [466], [492], [510], [518], [620]
Adrienne Lecouvreur, Modjeska in, [494]
Advertisements, [137], [151], [177], [281], [292], [297], [396], [422], [465], [469], [486], [492], [558]; pictures in, [356]
Advertising, freak, [571]; boom —, [573]ff.
Æneas , [xiii]
Agricultural Park, [462], [640]; — Society, [426]
Agua Caliente, [50], [92], [414]
Aguilar, Casildo, [147]
Aguilar, Cristóbal, [66], [98], [100], [120], [366], [445]
Aguilar, José María, [210]
Aguirre, José António, [174]
Aguirre, Martin G., [551]
Alameda Street, [63], [112], [187], [197], [201], [304], [383], [394], [400], [408], [493], [562]
Albacore, [628]
Albino, exhibition of, [186]
Albuquerque, [222]
Alder, [197]
Alder, Captain, [251]
Alexander, David W., [23], [35], [38], [43], [61], [64], [74], [120], [218], [343], [350], [441], [500]; Mrs. — (formerly Mrs. Francis Mellus), [227]; — & Banning, [218]; — & Mellus, [62], [151]
Alexander, Frank, [206]
Alexander, George, [639], [642]
Alexander, George C., [74], [194], [297]
Alexander, Henry N., [39], [241], [260]; Mrs. —, [39]
Alexander, Ramón (Raimundo), [59], [64], [193]
[Alexandria] Hotel, [77], [639]
Alfilaria, [126]
Alhambra and A. Tract, [445], [454], [563], [628]
Alisal, El, [543]
Aliso, El, [198]
Aliso, meaning of, [197]
Aliso Mill, [198], [218], [303], [499]
Aliso Road, [198], [412]; — Street, [71], [112], [197], [198], [238], [288], [292], [400]
Allanson, Horace S., [62], [256]
Allen Block, [372]
Allen, Charles H., [532]
Allen, Gabriel, [221]
Alliot, Hector, [635], [636], [647]
Alosta, [579]; Lamar's Addition to, [579]
Alta California, [270]
Alta Vista, [579]
Alton, John, [606]
Altschul, Richard, [230]
Alvarado house, the, [115]
Alvitre, Felipe, [139]
Alvitre, José Claudio, [147]
America, foreign ideas as to, [361]
America, steamship, [149]
American Bakery, [405]
American boy, first born here, [33]
American Colony, [521]
American Express Co., [234]
American Fork, [155]
Amestoy, Domingo, [310], [421]; — Building, [537]
Amigo del Pueblo, El, [308]
Amigos, Los dos, [64]
Amo, Dr. del, [174]
Amusements, [102], [124], [135], [161], [182], [183], [186], [192], [229], [263], [282], [286], [318], [352], [372], [381], [383], [384], [409], [422], [463], [488], [547], [569], [592], [596], [605]
Anaheim, [177], [212], [309], [329], [376], [398], [401], [406], [441], [451], [526], [580], [593]
Anaheim, proposed County of, [406], [593]
Anaheim Gazette, [414]
Anaheim Landing, [366]
Anchorage, [404]
Ancon, steamer, [465]
Anderson, J. A., [638]
Anderson, John, [476]
Anderson, W. P., [627]
Andersonville, [295]
Andrews, Harry E., [616]
Anecdotes, [43], [51], [52], [53], [56], [82], [141], [151], [155], [162], [175], [176], [177], [183], [190], [196], [222], [269], [283], [300], [301], [325], [336], [337], [338], [345], [419], [458], [474], [492], [523], [579], [598], [610]
Angels, City of the, [25], [68]
Animals, Society for the Prevention of Cruelty to, [548]
Antelope Station, [415]
Apablasa, Juan, [31]
Apothecaries' Hall, [156]
Appleton & Co., D., [589]; Appleton's Journal, [430]
Apponyi, C. E., [559]
Arbuckle, Samuel G., [36], [65]
Arcade Depot, [112]
Arcadia Block, [77], [186], [214], [226], [229], [256], [272], [293], [309], [313], [338], [342], [343], [537], [545]
Arcadia, Doña (see under [Baker, Bandini, Stearns])
Arcadia Hall (see [Stearns Hall])
Arcadia Hotel, [314], [568], [580]
Arcadia Street, [226], [408], [518]
Archæological Institute of America, [626]
Archer Freight and Fare Bill, [489]
Archibald, John, [412]
Archives, L. A., removed to San Francisco, [231]
Ardinger, William C., [150]
Argonaut, San Francisco, [525], [647]
Arguello, Concepción, [99]
Arguello, María António, [473]
Arguello, Refúgio, [255]
Arguello, Santiago, [99], [177], [255]
Arizona, [222], [354], [361], [366], [370], [414], [430], [431], [450], [507], [510], [514], [542], [587], [648]
Arizona, Bibliography of, [636]
Arizoniana, [648]
Arlington Heights, [357]
Armory Hall, [205]; new —, [579]; —, San Francisco, [312]
Armour, Phil D., [582]; — & Co., [582], [623]
Arnold, Thomas, [422]
Arroyo de los Reyes, [450]
Arroyo Seco, [225], [401], [448]
Artesian wells and water company, [192], [313], [574]
Arza, Syriaco, [262]
Asparagus, [125]
Asphalt, [114]; for sidewalks, [114], [287]
Aspinwall, [315]
Assayers, [130]
Associated Jobbers of Los Angeles, [619], [635], [637]; of Southern California, [619]
[Atchison], Topeka & Santa Fé Railroad, [63], [83], [123], [153], [482], [556], [562], [569], [570], [576], [581], [585], [597], [603], [614], [619]; coast line, [589]; depot, [477], [586]; first train, [549]
Atkinson, Samuel, [393]
Atlantic & Pacific Railroad, [614]
Atlantic States, imports from, [151]
Auctioneers and auctioneering, [155], [281], [349], [379], [483], [484], [523], [578], [580]
Austin, Henry C., [427], [434]
Australia, [160], [439], [544]; noted —n convict, [21]
Austria, [564]; Austrian Verein, [584]
Automobiles, [626]
Averill, Anna, [533]
Aviation meet, first, [639]
Ávila, Juan, [262]
Ayers, James J., [427], [499], [501], [556], [614]
Ayuntamiento, [100]
Aztec, derivation from the, [364]
Azusa and Azusa ranch, [87], [162], [174], [326], [476], [578], [579]
B
Babylon , [xi]
Bachman, Felix, [66], [212], [256], [275], [290]; — & Co., [223], [290], [332]; — & Bauman, [61]
Baer, Abraham, [337]; Mrs. —, [338], [409]
Baer, Henry, [337]
Baer, John Willis, [566]
Bahama Islands, [14]
Bahia, Brazil, [451]
Bailes, [528]
[Baker], Arcadia (née Bandini), [215], [255], [568]
Baker, Charles K., [206]
Baker, Edward Dickenson, [285]
Baker, Francis, [221]
Baker, Frederick , [xv]
Baker, George the, [192]
Baker, Horace , [xv]
Baker, J. H., [447]
Baker, Milo, [592]; — Iron Works, [592]
Baker, R. S., [143], [181], [215], [255], [421], [437], [459], [467], [479], [510], [568], [586]
Baker, Mrs. T. J., [214]
Baker Block, [70], [356], [510], [517], [518], [556]
Bakers and bakeries, [77], [191], [244], [311], [332], [367], [368]
Bakersfield, [143], [453], [496]
Baldwin, E. J. ("Lucky"), [282], [421], [474], [475], [478], [510], [526]; —'s Grain Warehouse, [475]; — Hotel, [475]
Baldwin & Co., [130]
Baldwin, Jeremiah, [587]
Baldwin, John M., [450]
Ball, W. F., [551]
Ballad of Bouillabaisse, [118]
Ballestero, María, [99]
Ballona, La, [179], [299], [321], [359], [375], [460], [580]; Port —, [581]; — Railroad, [576]
Banbury, Colonel, [579]
Bandini, Alfredo, [255]
Bandini, Arcadia (later Señora Stearns and Señora Baker), [255]
Bandini, Arcadia (later Mrs. J. T. Gaffey), [631]
Bandini, Arturo, [255]
Bandini, Dolores (later Mrs. Johnson), [255]
Bandini, Dolores (later Mrs. Ward), [631]
Bandini, José María, [255]
Bandini, Josefa (later Señora P. C. Carrillo), [255]
Bandini, Juan 109, [135], [183], [254], [391], [631]; Señora — (née Estudillo), [255]; Señora — (née Arguello), [255]
Bandini, Juan B., [631]
Bandini, Juan de la Cruz, [255]
Bandini, Juanito, [255]
Bandini, Margarita (later Mrs. J. B. Winston), [183], [255]
Bandits (bandidos), [206], [333], [453]
Bangs, Mrs. Emma C., [532]
Banks and bankers, [171], [242], [416], [423], [435], [466], [467], [482]; first —, [372]; b. failures, [423], [479], [482]; B. of California, [477], [478]; — of L. A., [423]; Commercial —, [472]; First Nat'l —, [472]. (See [Farmers & Merchants'] —.)
Banning, Hancock, [522], [568], [606]
Banning, Phineas, [23], [35], [42], [74], [157], [199], [218], [236], [248], [250], [274], [276], [283], [296], [301], [306], [313], [320], [321], [322], [327], [343], [345], [346], [353], [354], [356], [361], [363], [368], [370], [375], [394], [410], [412], [421], [426], [441], [495], [500], [507], [548], [562], [568]; — Mrs. (née Sanford), [320]; (née Hollister), [368], [411]; — & Alexander, [187]; — & Co., [290], [302], [336], [343], [344], [395]; — & Hinchman, [274], [307], [313]
Banning, William, [522], [568]
Banquets, [254], [399], [594], [595], [630],
Barbers, [137], [297], [396], [412], [420]; as surgeons, [297]
Barcelona, Spain, [490]
Barclay, H. A., [520]
Barham, Guy B., [643]
Barham, Richard M., [643]
Barker, Obadiah Truax, [518]; — & Mueller, O. T. — & Sons, — Bros., [518]
Barker, partner of Corbitt, [244]
Barker, W. A., [606]
Barley, [247], [331], [354], [386], [534]
Barnard Bros., [450]
Barnes & Co., A. S., [418]
Barnum, P. T., [13]
Barracuda, [127]
Barrett, Lawrence, [588]
Barri, Juan, [62], [65]; — & Mascarel Block, [189]
Barrows, Henry Dwight, [69], [106], [141], [200], [202], [219], [224], [246], [284], [315], [355], [419], [483], [541], [614]; Mrs. — (née Wolfskill), [142]; (née Woodworth), [142]; (née Greene), [142]
Barrows, James Arnold, [142]; Mrs. — , [xv]
Barrows, Prospero , [xv]
Barter, George W., [414]
Bartolo, Paso de, [180]
Barton, James R., [36], [55], [81], [118], [139], [179], [206]ff., [223], [244], [275]; — & Nordholt, [61]; — Vineyard, [281]
Bartow, Mrs. R. C. , [xv]
Baruch, Jacob, [367], [425], [619], [634], [635]
Baseball, called town-ball, [596]
Bashford, Levi, [416]
Bassett, J. M., [450]
Bastanchury, Domingo, [310]
Batcheller, Charles L., [598]
Bathing, in ocean, [466]; in river, [116]; in zanjas, [322]
Baths and bathrooms, [92], [119], [210], [371], [396]
Bath Street, [210]; — School, [33], [190], [389], [419]
Bayer, Joe, [231]; — & Sattler, [230]
Beaches, excursions to, [250], [429], [486], [487]; growing popularity of, [394]
Beale, E. F., [143], [222], [285], [459]; —'s Route, [222]; — & Baker, [437]
Beale, Truxton, [460]
Beal(l), B. L., [204], [317], [469]
Bean, J. H., [50]; —'s Volunteers, [47]
Beane, Charles E., [446]
Bears, [195], [291], [337], [447]
Bear Valley Mines, [247], [268]
Beard, A. S., [36]
Beau de Zart, Fred W., [559]
Beaudry, Prudent, [61], [70], [73], [128], [132], [142], [164], [165], [211], [291], [292], [342]ff., [353], [362], [365], [366], [372], [386], [408], [412], [417], [449], [558], [567], [618]
Beaudry, Victor, [241], [386], [558], [567]
Beaudry Avenue, [74]
Beaudry & Marchessault, [247]
Beaumont, [579]
Beckley, Anna McConnell , [xv]
Beckwith, Jim, [63]
Beebe, J. W., [339]
Beebe, Richard, [543]
Beecher, Henry Ward, [497]
Beel, Sigmund , [xv]
Beer, [123], [230], [258], [272], [273], [402]; — gardens, [193], [409], [460]
Beers, G. A., [455]
Bees and beehives, [81], [127], [494]
Beet-sugar, [388]; first factory, [598]
Behn, Louisa, [364]
Behrendt, Casper, [72], [270], [271]
Behrendt, Samuel , [xv]
Behymer, Lynden Ellsworth, [607]
Belgian hare aberration, [608]
Bell, Alexander, [57], [61], [383], [429]; Mrs. —, [38], [61], [133]
Bell, Major, [224]
Bell, Song of the, [119]
Bell Street, [61]
Bella Union, [25], [27], [80], [92], [93], [94], [110], [136], [150], [154], [169], [183], [184], [219], [223], [226], [227], [228], [229], [245], [250], [251], [256], [265], [269], [271], [272], [291], [306], [316], [327], [341], [347], [348], [349], [354], [358], [362], [369], [380], [397], [398], [399], [400], [436], [469], [472]
[Bella] Union, San Francisco, [22]
Belleville, [268]
[Bellevue] Terrace, [532], [559]
Bells, Plaza Church, [101]
Bell's Row or Block, [27], [57], [61], [119], [362]
Bellue, Marius, [551]
Belmont Hall, [563]
Belshaw (of Judson & —), [385]
Benedict, Samuel W., [476]
Bengough, E., and the — School, [494]
Benjamin, P. A., [635]
Benjamina, [528]
Benner, John, [78]; Mrs. —, [527]
Bennett, "Hog," [78]
Bent, Arthur S. , [xv]
Bent, Henry Kirk White, [386], [443], [446]
Bergin, J. J. and W. B., [470]
Berkeley, George, [650]
Berlin, University of, [624]
Bernard, Juan, [63], [200], [280], [366]; Mrs. —, [63]
Bernero, George, [554]
Bernstein, Fanny, [535]
Berry, D. M., [412], [447]ff., [483]
Berry, George, [138]
Bessie, steamboat, [387]
Best, John T., [352]
Bethune, [579]
Betting on races, [160]; with cattle, merchandise, land, [161]
Between the Gates, [514]
Beythien, Cyrus, [212]
Bicknell, Frederick T., [488]
Bicknell, John D., [468], [488], [540], [555], [597], [598], [626]; — & White, [540]
Bicycles, [626]
Bien, William, [605]
Biggs, Peter, [60], [137], [138], [330]
Bigotry, Russian, [5]; a later phase of local social life, [383]
Bilderback Brothers, [424]
Bilderback, J. F., [330]
Bilderback, Dora , [xv]
Bilderrain, Jesus, [432]
Bilicke, A. C., [492], [606], [644]
Bill (Hickey), the Waterman, [116], [117], [350]
Billiards and b. tables, [81], [261], [384]
Billy Blossom, race horse, [282]
Bird, O. B., [567]
Bishop, Samuel A., [143]; — & Beale, [143], [234]
Bissell, W. A., [619]
Bits (coin), [162], [279], [461]; (harness), [159]
Bixby, Eula P., [355]
Bixby, Jotham, [67], [166], [403], [421], [422], [467], [520]; — & Co., [521]
Black Bess, circus horse, [453]
Black, George N., [639]
Blacking, early, [4]
Black Maria, [118]
Blacksmiths, [82], [115], [140], [153], [213], [231], [340], [357], [358]
Blackstone, N. B., [536]
Black Swan, race horse, [160], [161]; dray, [279]
Black Warrior, race horse, [282]
Blair, Widow, [184]
Blanchard F. L., [68]; — Hall, [68], [536]
Blanchard, J. H., [597]
Blanco, Miguel, [209]
Bland, Adam, [103], [246]; Mrs. —, [106]
Blankets, Mexican, [29], [158]
Bleeding, [297]
Blinn, L. W., [606]
Blond, J. H., [94]
Bloodsworth, Harry, [58]
Bluett, W. C., [606]
Blue Jim, carrier pigeon, [430]
Blue Wing Shaving Saloon, [396]
Blum, A., [608]
B'nai B'rith, [314], [338], [339], [608]; used for Christian worship, [618]
Boar, wild, [447]
Board of Education, [105], [162], [187], [190], [211], [216], [262], [321], [354], [388], [538], [539], [547], [626]
Board of Trade, attempt to organize, [425], [537], [569], [586], [634]
Boardman, William E., [246]
Boehme, George, [480]
Bohen, Daniel, [356]; — Lodge, [402]
Bollo, Santiago, [78]
Bonaparte, Napoleon, [1]
Bonebrake, George H., [539], [587]
Bonita Tract, [579]
Bonnets, all of one pattern, [132]
Bonshard, F., [413]
Book, J. H., [587]
Bookstores, [428]
Boom, development of the Great, [569]; height of, [581]; collapse of, [582]; activities of tricksters, [573]; advertising during, [573]-[580]; assessments, [582]; purchases of land by non-residents, [582]; [174], [232], [367], [379], [556], [559], [560], [563], [568], [569]ff., [590], [604]
Boom, early real estate, [401]
Boorham, George, [153]
Bootblacks, [396]
Booth, Willis H., [631]
Boot-jacks, [87]
Boquist, C. V. , [xv] Borax and Owens Lake, [387]
Bordenave & Co., Émile, [279]
Bors, the miller, [351]
Boston, clipper-brig, [237]
Boston Dry Goods Store, [536]
Boston, market for wool, [438]; fire, [438]
Boswell, James , [xi]
Bota de agua, [195]
Botello, Refúgio, [78]
Bothnia, Gulf of, [5]
Boticas, [110]
Botiller, D., [63]
Boundary League, [622]
Bouelle, A., [385]
Bouelle, Frank A., [385]
Bounties to encourage silk industry, [390]
Bovard, F. D., [516]
Bowman, Mary , [xv]
Boyce, H. H., [555]
Boyle, Andrew, [198], [232]; Mrs. —, [232]; — Avenue, [220]; — Heights, [198], [202], [232], [374], [492], [551], [598]
Bradbury, John, [607]
Bradfield, Mason, [418]
Bradfield, Mrs. C. P., [418]
Bradley, C. H., [377]
Brady, Bill, [160]
Brady, James D., [81]
Brandy for tropics, [14]; S. Calif. —, [200], [238]
Brasero, [113]
Braun, Frederick William, [469], [589], [619], [635], [637], [638]
Brea rancho, la, [37], [114], [287], [407], [645]
Breckenridge, John C., [282]; — Democrats, [285]
Breed Block, [192]
Bremerman, hotel-keeper, [380]
Brent, J. Lancaster, [35], [45], [47], [105], [178], [243], [295], [325], [512]; — Street, [47]
Brentano, Mrs. Arthur, [71]
Breweries: Gambrinus, [258]; Henne, [230], [259]; New York, [258]; Philadelphia, [197], [500]; brewer at Anaheim, [213]
Brewster, "Professor," [527]
Bricks and b. making, [63], [83], [115], [226], [233], [256], [269], [355], [367], [396]; champion b. layer, [550]
Bridger, Jim, [171]
Bridger, Joe, [421]
Brierly, John R., [464]
Brinckerhoff, John, [107]
Briswalter, Andrew, [124], [125]
Broad Acres, McCoy's Addition to, [579]
Broadway, naming of, [466], [511], [588], [592]
Broadway Department Store, [613]
Broaded, John, [471]
Brock, Alvan D., [574]
Brode, Charles, [624]
Brode, Hilda, [624]
Broderick, David Colbert, [130]
Brodie, John P., [190]
Brodrick, W. J., [180], [280], [365], [383], [389], [443], [446], [461], [462], [483], [489], [562]; — & Reilly, [428]
Bromberg, Prussia, [3]
Bromley, Allan , [xv]
Broncos, [243]
Brook, Harry, [646]
Brookside Vineyard, [281]
Broom-making, [261]
Brousseau, Julius, [597]
Brown, stage-driver, [414], [416]
Brown, Jason, [530]
Brown, John of Ossawatomie, [530]
Brown, Owen, [530]
Brown, Thomas B., [363], [587], [597]
Brown, Tom, [363]
Brown, William M., [444]
Brown's Restaurant, [279]
Browne, J. Ross, [333]
Browning, Elizabeth Barrett, [264]
Brownstein & Louis, [601]
Brownstein, Newmark & Louis, [601]
Browsings in an Old Book Shop, [612]
Brun, murdered peddler, [323]
Brundige, H. W., [623]
Brunson, Anson, [517], [520], [521], [586], [593]; — & Eastman, [476]; — Eastman & Graves, [476]; — & Wells, [517]
Brunswig Drug Co., [224]
Brush Electric Lighting Co., [535]
Bry, Theresa, [225]
Bryan, William J., [613]
Bryant, J. S., [455]
Bryant, Joseph, [320]
Bryson, John, [538]; — Block, [105], [539], [563]
Buchanan, James, [163], [214], [219], [231], [239]
Bucket-brigade, [119]
Buckskin Bill, [424]
Buddin, Henry, [527]
Buehner, Valentin , [xv]
Buffum, William, [67], [381], [466]; — & Campbell, [416]; —'s Saloon, [405]
Buggies, spring, [417]
Buhn, Susan, [229]
Bulkhead Bill, [269]
Bull-fights, [161], [182], [282]
Bulla, Robert N., [540], [647]
Bullard, Rose , [xv]
Bullard Block, [67], [115], [229], [240], [449]
Bulletin, The Commercial, [559]
Bulletin, San Francisco, [284], [285]
Bullock's Department Store, [382]
Bumiller Block, [530]
Bunker Hill, [563], [622]; — tunnel, [622]
Buñuelo, [102]
Burbank, David, [578]
Burbank, Luther, [315]
Burdette, Clara B., [588], [647]
Burdette, Robert J., [588]
Burdick, Helen L., [90]
Burdick, Lucretia, [106]
Burglaries, [486]
Burgundy, [398]
Burials, [307], [406], [409], [430]; private —, [494], [520]
Burke, J. H., [84], [115], [340]
Burland, Captain, [10]ff.
Burlington Hawkeye, [588]
Burnett, Sir Robert, [445]
Burnham, R. W., [545], [606], [613], [634]
Burns, J. F., [67], [106], [208], [209], [339], [381], [395], [405], [420], [424], [433], [466]; Mrs. —, [209]
Burns, Hôtel de, [413]
Burns, J. O. , [xv]
Burns & Buffum, [466]
Burr-clover, [126]
Burrill, George Thompson, [56], [57], [171], [190]
Burrill, S. Thompson, [51], [57]
Burton, George W., and Mrs., [356], [373]; —'s School, [356]; Burton's Book on California, [373]
Busbard & Hamilton, [490]
Business, center of, [214]; — conditions in the fifties, [129]; — depression, [334], [339]; — district, extension of area, [518], [570]; — methods, [62], [311]; — prosperity, [289]; — specialization, lack of, [189], [280]; —, temporary closing of, [65], [81]; —, trend northward, [511]
Butler, visit of Benjamin F., [522]
Butler, Sam, [404]
Butterfield, John, [234], [301]; — & Co., [234]; — routes and stages, [143], [234], [235], [259], [285], [361], [375]
Butters, First Mate, [154]
C
Caballos de silla, [157]
Cable railway, first, [546], [563]; Boyle Heights —, [594]; Downey Avenue —, [594]; Second Street —, [559], [563], [594]; Temple Street —, [547], [558], [567], [594]; — viaduct, [594]; description of cars, [595]
Cachucha, [135]
Cactus, [126], [463]; — as food, [315]
Cafeterías, then and now, [133]
Cahen, Hippolyte, [549], [643]; Mrs. —, [549]
Cahen, Simon, [550]
Cahen, Sophie, [465]
Cahn, Nathan, [540]
Cajón Pass, [228]
Caler, Otmar, [212]
Calhoun, John C., [296]
Caliente, [496]
California, [6], [14]; — Constitutional Convention, [47], [48], [49], [55], [89]; admission of —, [22], [93]; advertising — in the East, [597]; — Governors from the Southland, [109], [269], [378], [540], [598], [617]; — Legislature, first speaker of, [185]; Fourth — Infantry, [318]; — soldiers in the Civil War, [294], [295], [300], [353]; — at the Centennial, [497], [498]; unhealthy — prosperity, [477]; — fauna, [645]; — fruits, first carload shipments, [511]; California, steamer, [346], [465]; California Central Railroad, [581]; — Editorial Association, [525]; — Fish Co., [628]; — Hospital, [473]; — Silk Center Association, [391]; — State Telegraph Co., [307]; University of —, [593]; "— on Wheels," [482]
California of the South, [589]
California: for Health, Pleasure and Residence, [624]
California and the Southern Coast Counties, History of, [620]
Californian, [93]
Calzoncillos and calzoneras, [158]
[Camels] and camel-express, [222], [234], [297], [281], [316], [418], [543]
Camino Real, El, [533], [627]; — guide posts, [628]
Camp Alert, [303]; — Independence, [386]; — Latham, [299]
Campbell, Alexander, [596]
Campbell, Malcolm , [xv]
Campbell, Thompson, [146]
Camphine, imported by J. P. Newmark, [34]
Camping, [429]
Camp meetings, [195]
Camulos rancho, [40], [98], [347], [511], [531], [583]
Cañada de Brea, la, [346]
Canal & Reservoir Co., [372], [450]
Candidates' announcements, [43], [283]
Candles, [34], [183]; for lighting tunnels, [502]
Cannibal Islands, [93]
Cañon Crest Park, [591]
Canterbury, England, [469]
Capitol, the, [612]
Capitol Mills and Co., [87], [367]
Caracole Tower, [648]
Cárdenas, Anastácio, [372]
Cárdenas, Ruperto, [372]
Card-playing, [55], [81], [230]
Cardwell, H. C., [125]
Carizosa, Manuel, [549]
Carleton, James Henry, [296], [299], [315]
Carlisle, Laura E., [389]
Carlisle, Robert and Mrs., [168], [197], [347], [348], [389]
Carnations, [631]
Carnegie Foundation, [567]
Carne seca, [25]
Carpenter, Frank J., [209]
Carpenter, Joseph, [209]
Carpenter, L., [417]
Carpenter, Lemuel, [106], [172], [180], [261]
Carpenters, [81], [203], [213]
Carr, J. E., [600]
Carrera, [160]
Carretas, [68], [83]ff., [126], [135], [153], [192], [196], [528]
Carriages and c. makers, [83]ff., [184], [417]
Carrier-pigeons, [430]
Carrillo, J. A., [98], [99], [114], [396]; Señora — (née Pico), [98];
Carrillo, Pedro C. and Mrs., [255]
Carrillo, Ramón, [326]
Carrington, ship, [121]
Carroll, Gabe , [xv]
Carsley, Bob, [186]
Carson, George, [174], [196], [217], [421]; Mrs. —, [174], [217]
Carson, J. W. , [xv]
Carson, Kit, [187]
Carson, Moses, [187]
Carson River, [418]
Carson Station, [217]
Cartago, [387]
Carter, Dr., [206]
Carter, Nathaniel C., [442], [525]; — excursions, [442]
Casalinda, [185]
Casamiento, [136]
Cascarones, [136]
Cashin, John, [446]
Cass, Alonzo B., [469], [484], [625]; — Bros. Stove Co., [484]
Casson, C., [491]
Castillo Rapids, [15]
Castle, Walter M. , [xv]
Castor-oil mill, [364]
Castro, José, [178]
Castruccio Bros., [550]; James —, [549], [553]
Caswell, Samuel B., [358], [441], [443], [449]; — & Ellis, [358]; —, Ellis & Wright, [358]
Catalina (see under [Santa Catalina Island])
Catalina, Antiquities of, [558]
Cathedral of Sancta Vibiana, [490]
[Catholics], Roman, [102], [103], [232]
Cattle, [90], [95], [110], [160], [215], [263], [302], [332], [334]; —, bet on races, [160]; branding of —, [182], [242]; —, driven to Utah, [330]; —, effect of drought on, [329]; slaughtering of —, [302]; stampeding of —, [182]; —, stolen by Indians, [275]
Cauliflower, [125]
Cawston, Edwin, [547]; — Ostrich Farm, [547]
Caystile, Helen, [512]
Caystile, Thomas, [512]
Celery, [125]
Cellars dug in hillsides, [233]
Cemeteries: Evergreen, [104]; at Flower and Figueroa, [104]; Fort Hill, [104], [280]; Jewish, [104], [122], [317]; Protestant, [103], [104], [280], [317]; Roman Catholic, [103], [317]; Rosedale, [104]
Censorship, Federal, [371]
Centenary of Los Angeles, [528]
Centennial Exhibition, [355], [482], [493], [497], [499], [569], [605]; — parade, Philadelphia, [498]; celebration in Los Angeles, [50], [365], [593]
Centinela Ranch, [445]
Central American village life, [16]
Central Avenue, [378]
Central Pacific Railroad, [388], [423], [440], [475], [497], [504]
Central Park, [417]
Century Magazine, [531]
Cerradel, Manuel, [326]
Cerritos, los, [166]; — rancho, [67], [166], [521]
Cerro Gordo, [386]; — Freighting Co., [388]; — mines, [385]
Chaffee, Adna R., [647]
Chamber of Commerce, first, [425], [449], [450], [482], [489], [498], [503], [569]
Chamber of Commerce, present, [334], [569], [589], [622], [634], [647]; — Building, [625]
Chamber of Commerce, History of the, [646]
Champagne, California, [199]
Chandler, Harry, [616]
Chaparral, [126]
Chapels, private, [103]
Chapin & Co., George W., [313]
Chapman, Alfred Beck, [46], [52], [335], [351]; Mrs. —, [46]
Chapman, A. B., [516]
Chapman, Joseph, [87]
Chapman, R. B. , [xv]
Chapollin, [232]
Chapules, Calle de los, [232]
Chapultepec, [232]
Charity Street, [232], [355], [535]
Charity, Sisters of, [189], [203], [210]
Charles, Henry, [206]
Charleston Harbor, [352]
Charter, City, [587]
Chartres Coffee Factory, [405]
Chauvin, A. C., [383], [529], [550]
Chauvin, Laura, [529]
Chavez, Julian, [64]; — Ravine, [118]; — Street, [64]
Chavez, Vasquez's aide, [453], [457]
Chestnut trees, [163]
Chevalier's Apothecary, [371]
Chicago, fire at, [431]; — Grand Opera Co., [607]; — World's Fair, [605]
Chicken Thief, the, [220]
Children, Society for Prevention of Cruelty to, [549]
Children's Hospital, [70]
Childs, M. W., [77]
Childs, O. W., [69], [125], [127], [163], [201], [223], [231], [342], [353], [423], [428], [462], [495], [516], [543], [573]; Mrs. — and the naming of streets, [201], [231]; — Avenue, [69]; — & Hicks, [69], [223]; — Grand Opera House, [464], [543], [588], [590]
Childs, Mrs. O. W., Jr., [606]
Chilicothe, [364]
Chilis, California, [87]
Chimneys, [113]
China, Revolution in, [645]
Chinese, [31], [79], [123]ff., [188], [261], [278], [297], [382], [389], [418], [428], [503]; agitation against the —, [504]; at the Centennial, [497]; — feuds, [432]; first — here, [123]; — goods and shops, [279], [298]; — Government demands indemnity, [435]; — junk, [427]; — massacre, [423]ff.; — music and festivals, [585]; — peddlers of vegetables, [514]; — priests and memorial services, [435]; — trunks, [175]; — women, traffic in, [418], [432]
Chino, [598]; — rancho, [38], [63], [167], [168], [175], [226], [347], [598]
Chlapowski, Charles Bozenta, [494]
Cholera in Prussia, [4]
Cholo, Viejo, [277]
Chop-house restaurants, [513]
Christian worship in Jewish temple, [618]
Christians, church of, [610]
Christmas Eve celebration, [102]
Chronik, Los Angeles, [388]
Chronicle, San Francisco, [455]
Chuckawalla (Chucky Valley), [414]
Church festivals, [98]
Church of Our Lady of Los Angeles, [100]
Chute's Park, [463]
Chuzzlewit, Martin, [571]
Ciénega rancho, [357], [375], [460]
Ciénega ó Paso de la Tijera, [275]
Cigarettes, [252], [253]; —, use by Vasquez, [459]
Cigars, [253]
Citrus fruits, [88]; industry threatened by scale, [544]
City Guards, [147]
City Hall (adobe), [229], [256], [338], [379]; (second), [105], [539]; (present), [314], [591], [593]
City lots, [33], [36], [112], [125], [322], [379], [402], [539]
City Market, auction of stalls, [258]
City Marshal, last, [510]
City officials, salaries of, [302]
City of Paris store, [452], [540]
Civic Center proposed, [510]
Civil War, [47], [236], [289], [299], [305], [311], [323], [325], [330], [334], [339], [352], [353], [616]; — and aëronautics, [561]
Clamor Público, El, [156], [333]
Clams, [298]
Clancy, J. H. , [xv]
Clanmorris, Lord, [422]
Clarendon Hotel, [469]
Clarissa Perkins, bark, [107]
Clark, Alice Taylor, [50]
Clark, Arthur, [627]
Clark, Thomas B., [483]
Clark, W., [308]
Clark, Walter M., [644]
Clark, William A., [599]
Clark & Patrick, [559]
Clark & Sons, Alvan, [567]
Clarke, George J., [373], [431], [513]
Clay, Henry, [93]
Clayton Vineyard, [200]
Clemente, vineyardist, [202]
Cleveland, E. R., [543]
Cleveland, Grover, [565], [590]; Mrs. —, [474]
Clifford, Pinckney, [139]
Clifton-by-the-Sea, [632]
Climate of Southern California, [271], [370], [382], [448]; advertising of, [525], [569], [571]
Clinton, E. M., [254]
Clock-tower, [241]
Clover, Samuel T., [612], [635]
Clubs, [230], [272], [383], [409], [473], [545], [600], [604], [607], [624] (see also [Turnverein])
Coal, blacksmith, [345]; —, shipped at low rates, [557]
Coal Creek, [155]
Coal oil refined without distillation, [346]
Coast freighting, [331]
Coast Line Stage Co., [496]
Coastwise boat service, [246], [366]
Coates, Foster, [627]
Coblentz, Joe, [372]
Cock fights, [161]
Coffin, Captain, [153]
Coffin, John E., [634]
Coffins, [208]; use of one as bed, [492]
Cohn, Albert, [551]
Cohn, Bernard, [180], [383], [425], [550], [595]
Cohn, Herman , [xv]
Cohn, Isaac, [409]
Cohn, Kaspare and Mrs., [13], [249], [260], [353], [354], [376], [383], [414]ff., [443], [444], [474], [480], [514], [549], [555], [561], [564], [613]; — Hospital, [641]; Kaspare Cohn & Co., [549]
Cohn, Samuel, [13], [196], [353], [375], [444]
Coins, early American, [247]; bits, [162], [279]; small coin despised, [247]; importation of foreign, [129], [267]
Cole, Cornelius, [294]
Cole, Louis M., [248]
Cole, Nathan, [530]
Cole, Nathan, Jr., [533]
Colegrove, [612]
Coleman, William T., [55]
Colling, B. W., [401]
Collyer, Vincent, [431]
Colorado River, [38], [227], [228]; — Indians, [317]
Colorado, proposed State of, [188], [241]
Colorado Steam Navigation Co., [473]
Colton, D. D., [303], [504]; town of —, [549]
Commerce Court, [637]
Commercial Bank, [472]
Commercial Restaurant, [490], [538]
Commercial Street, [36], [128], [189], [293], [383], [400], [401], [408], [472], [493], [578]; New —, [401], [405]
Commercial Street wharf, San Francisco, [237]
Commercial Union Insurance Co., [280]
Commission merchants, [310], [342], [434], [436]
Compère, George, [474]
Compton, G. D., [340], [516]; Compton (Comptonville), [263], [340], [382], [393], [466], [574]
Conaty, Thomas J., [626], [648]
Concord coaches, [417]
Confederates and the Confederacy, [295], [308], [311], [318], [323], [325], [337], [338]
Confidence Engine Co., No. 2, [464], [500]
Congregational Church, [622]
Conscription, proposed, [323]
Consolidated Electric Railway Co., [612]
Consolidation of Los Angeles with harbor towns, [638]
Constantine, steamer, [346], [465]
Contessa d'Amalfi, [529]
Continental Railway, [397]
Continental telegraph, [307]
Conway, C. R., [306], [315], [341], [350]
Cooper, Bill, [471]
Cooper Ornithological Society, [640]
Copley, Thomas, [233]
Copp Building, [314]
Coquillett, D. W., [544]
Corbitt, William, [244]; —, Dibblee & Barker, [170]
Corn, [366]
Coronel, António F., [36], [80], [105], [135], [171], [190], [201], [316], [441], [444], [530], [604], [608]; Señora (Mariana, née Williamson) —, [444], [530], [604], [622]; — chapel, [103]; — home, [444], [530]
Coronel, Manuel, [36]
Coronel, Pancho, [426]
Coronel, Ygnácio, [36], [98], [99], [105], [316]; Señora, [105]
Coronel Collection, [622]
Coronel Street, [36]
Coroner sleeps in coffin, [492]
Corpus Christi, [101]
Correr el gallo, [162]
Corridors, [113]
Corrugated iron buildings, [120], [190]
Cortez, [19]
Cortez, Hernando , [xii]
Corzina, María, [190]
[Cosmopolitan] Hotel, [252], [469], [525]
Cota, Francisco, [304]
Cota, María Engracia (later Señora Dominguez), [535]
Cotton, experiments in cultivating, [317]
Coues, Elliott , [xii]
Coulter, B. F., [450], [510], [511], [610]; — & Harper, [372], [511]; — Dry Goods Co., [511]
Coulter, Frank M., [511], [545]
Council Room, intolerable atmosphere of, [505], [524]
County Court, [518]; — Judge, first, [518]
County Medical Society, [423], [473]
County Treasurer, work and emoluments, [260]
Court house, — Temple, [40], [240], [242], [286], [449]; —, present, [301], [452]
Court of Sessions, first, [176]
Courtier, "Professor," [318]
Courtroom, untenantable, [256]; — used for religious services, [246], [314]
Courts and court life, [45], [46], [50], [55], [56], [493], [560]
Coutts, Cave J. and Mrs. — (née Bandini), [255]
Covarrúbias, José María, [216]
Covarrúbias, Nicolás, [592]
Covent Garden, [360]
Cowan, William K., [625]
Cowboy sport, [510]
Cow counties, [95]
Cows and chickens, legislation governing, [572]
Coyote, race horse, [262]
Crabb, Alexander, [150]
Crabb, Henry A., [205]
Crackers, first locally-baked, [77], [288]
Cracroft, Mrs., [306]
Craig, Robert L., [600], [619]; Mrs. —, [600]; — & Stuart, [600]; — & Co., R. L., [600]
Craw, Alexander, [544]
Crawford, James S., [390], [446]
Crawford, Joseph U., [485]
Crawley, J. M., [606]
Credit, shaken, [328]; — system, little, [130]
Creighton, W. W., [495]
Crematory and cremations, first, [567]
Cricket, steamboat, [326]
Criminals and crimes, [25], [31], [35], [58], [68], [139], [205], [221], [223], [304], [323], [324], [326], [327], [330], [333], [394], [418], [419], [424], [432], [453], [470], [486], [512], [641]
Crocker, Charles F., [324], [504]ff., [524]; famous threat to punish Los Angeles, [506]
Croft, Thomas H., [448]
Cronica, La, [443]
Crosby, Mormon Apostle, [345]
"Crown of the Valley," [448]
Crusoe's Island, [333]
Cruz, Martin, [217]
Cuartel, [66]
Cuatro Ojos, [76]
Cucamonga, rancho, [167], [168]; — vineyard, [265]; — winery, [239]
Cudahy Packing Co., [201]
Cuisine, native, [133]
Cullen's Station, [415]
Cupping, [297]
Curley, scout, [261]
Currency, depreciation of, [311], [319]
Currier, A. T., [531]
Curtis, E. A., [125]
Curzon, Lady, [602]
Custer Massacre, [261]
Custer, Mrs. George Armstrong, [597]
D
Daggett, Frank S., [645]
Daguerreotype, first one made here, [94]
Daimwood, Boston, [324]
Dairies, [289]
Daley, Charles F., [206]
Dalton, E. H., [162]
Dalton, Eliza M., [162]
Dalton, George, [94], [162], [174]
Dalton, Henry (Enrique), [87], [90], [120], [162], [174], [179], [190], [200], [335], [441], [476]
Dalton, R. H., [372]
Dalton, Winnall Travelly, [162]
Dalton Avenue, [162]
Daly, James, [395]; — & Rodgers, [395]
Dana, Richard Henry, [135], [197], [226], [227], [255], [296]; — Street, [227]
Dancing and dances, [136], [183], [402], [427]; licenses for —, [137]
Daniel, Pancho, [46], [49], [51], [55], [206], [208], [223]
Danube, shipwrecked brig, [238]
Darlow, Gertrude , [xv]
Date Street, [198]
David, a kind of torpedo, [352]
Davidson, A., [599]
Davies, J. Mills, [537], [543]
Dávila, José María, [549]
Davis, Charles Cassatt, [626]
Davis, Charles W., [529]
Davis, Jefferson, [222], [331], [337]
Davis, Johanna, [75]
Davis, M. M., [150]
Davis, S. C., [75]
Dawson, Ernest , [xv]
Dawson's Book Shop , [xv]
Day, Charles E., [587]
Dead bodies, robbery of, [320]
Dead Man's Island, [290], [426]
Dean, hardware dealer, [217]
De Celis, A., [516]
De Celis, Eulógio F., [251], [443]
Decoration Day, [621]
Deen, Louise , [xv]
Deighton, Doria, [65]
De la Guerra, Pablo, [48]
De la Osa, Vicente, [252]
Delano, Thomas A., [147]
Delaval, Henry, [303]
Del Castillo, Guirado L., [352]; Amelia Estrella —, [352]
De Long, Charles, [143]
De Longpré, Paul, [617]
Del Valle, Josefa, [173]
Del Valle, Lucretia, [103]
Del Valle, R. F., [98], [103], [469], [511], [517], [628]
Del Valle, Ygnácio, [40], [41], [98], [99], [102], [103], [173], [190], [251], [511]; — ranch house, [531]
Deming, J. D., [87]; — Mill, [367]
Democratic Press, [339]
Democrats, [91], [323], [330], [380]
Den, Nicholas, [108]
Denmark, [2], [4], [6], [564], [621]
Dentists, [297], [368]; itinerant —, [349], [368], [390]
Desmond, C. C., [405]
Desmond, William, [155]
Desert travel, [312], [316], [354]
De Szigethy, Charles A. H., [649]
Deutscher Klub, [230]
Devil's Gate, [374]
De White, Mrs., [493]
Dewdrop Vineyard, [200]
Dewey, Samuel, [545]
Dexter, race horse, [423]
Diaz, Bernal , [viii]
Diaz, Porfirio, [542]
Dibblee, ranchman, [244]
Dick Turpin, [453]
Dickens, Charles, [253], [590]
Dickens, Charles, Jr., [590]
Dillon, Richard, [529]; — & Kenealy, [529]
Dimitry, George E. , [xv]
Dimmick, Kimball H., [45], [49], [50]
Directories, city, [443], [567]; first, [410]
Directory, the Weekly, [559]
Disasters, [22], [48], [154], [165], [204], [224], [238], [312], [319], [439], [536], [644], [647] (see, also, [Droughts and Floods])
District Court of Los Angeles, [518]
Dobinson, G. A., [625]; — School, [625]
Dockweiler, Henry, [251]
Dockweiler, Isidore B., [251], [469]
Dockweiler, J. H., [251], [606]
Dodge, George S., [467]
Dodson, Arthur McKenzie, [78], [193]
Dodson, James H., [78]; — & Co., [258]
Dodson, William R., [471]
Dogs, poisoning of, [57]
Doheny, E. L., [603]
Dohs, Fred, [412]
Dol, Victor, [490]
Dolge, Alfred, [628]; Dolgeville, New York and California, [628]
Dolls, French, [370]
Dolores, [428]
Domec, Pierre, [344]
Domestic inconveniences, [335]
Domestics, [123], [124], [297], [313]
Domingo, J. A., [238]
Domingo, Juan, [238]
Dominguez, Anita, [51]
Dominguez, Cristóbal, [173]
Dominguez, Juan José, [173]
Dominguez, Manuel, [51], [173], [217], [236], [340], [421], [535]; Señora —, [535]; — chapel, [103]; — Field, [639]; rancho —, [35], [214], [217], [244], [246], [340], [639]; battle of —, [101]
Dominguez, Nasário, [78], [173]
Dominguez, Reyes, [78]
Dominguez, Robert , [xv]
Dominguez, Victoria, [173]
Dominguez, Victoria (later Mrs. George Carson), [174], [217]
Door-plates, [377]
Doors, how fastened, [113]
Dorado, El, barroom, Los Angeles, [103]; —, barroom, San Francisco, [22]; —, store, [550]
Dorsey, H. P., [118], [143], [144], [163], [214]
Dorsey, Kewen H., [145]
Dorsey, Rebecca Lee, [552]
Dotter, Charles, [377]; — & Bradley, [378]
Douglas, Stephen A., [282]
Dow, E. L., [423]
Downey, Eleanor, [214]
Downey, John Gately, [35], [66], [68], [109], [169], [189], [214], [269], [292], [307], [322], [323], [334], [340], [346], [355], [362], [366], [372], [376], [388], [399], [423], [426], [432], [434], [440], [441], [442], [443], [445], [449], [462], [483], [498], [502], [516], [521], [537], [541], [578]; Mrs. —, [103], [498], [537], [549]; —, town of, [180], [340], [362], [367]; — Avenue, [322]; — Block, [66], [70], [343], [372], [390], [406], [443], [545], [593], [630]; — Bridge, [594]
Downing, P. H., [301]
Downs & Bent, [426]
Dozier, Melville, [532]
Drackenfeld, B. F., [230]
Drake, J. C., [473]
Draper, Durell , [xv]
Drays, [74], [116], [138], [279], [527]
Dress, evening, in Los Angeles, [400]; native —, [158]
Dreyfus, Alfred, [451]
Drinking and drunkenness, [24], [25], [31], [32], [58], [60], [369], [413], [429], [463]
Driscoll, Marjorie , [xv]
[Droughts] and their effects, [108], [203], [205], [257], [311], [313], [328], [329], [331], [333], [334], [391], [445], [507]; smallpox, incidental to —, [322], [329], [508]
Drown, Ezra, [45], [48], [149], [189], [246], [296]; death of Mrs. —, [48]
Druggists and drug stores, [109], [185], [371], [461], [589]
Drum, Richard Coulter, [247]; Camp —, [301], [321]; — Barracks, [247], [299], [301], [321], [331], [358], [398], [451]
Dryden, William G., [36], [45], [50]ff., [56], [118], [210], [282], [354], [397]; Mrs. — (née Nieto), [51]; Mrs. — (née Dominguez), [51]; — Springs, [210]
Duane, C. P., [150]
Ducks, [279], [490]; wild —, Owens Lake, [387]
Ducommun, Charles L., [68]ff., [76], [235], [291], [346], [423]; — Hardware Co., [69]; — Street, [69]
Dudley, T. H., [603]
Duels, [347], [348], [351], [384], [516]
Dunann, S. D. , [xv]
Duncan, Father William, [602]
Dunham, Ed., [396]; — & Schieffelin, [396]
Dunkelberger, Isaac R., [411], [514], [587], [589]; Mrs. —, [411]
Dunkers, [576]
Dunlap, Deputy Sheriff, [424]
Dupuy, J. R., [597]
Duque, Tomás Lorenzo, [355], [589]; Mrs. —, [589]
Durfee's farm, [471]
Dutchman, Flying, [351]
Du Puytren, Pigné, [541]
Dyer, G. S., [599]
Dyer, J. J., [349]
E
Eagle, ship, [123]
Earthquakes, [165], [204], [312], [439], [620], [633]ff.
East Los Angeles, [322], [445], [539], [548]; — Park, [557]
Eastman, James G., [501], [593]
Eastman, J., [385]
Easton, Jim, [335]
East Prussia to the Golden Gate, From, [403]
East Side Champion, [548]
Eaton, Benjamin S., [45], [50], [66], [316], [336], [448], [561], [614]; Mrs. — (née Hayes), [47], [50]; Mrs. — (née Clark), [50]; —'s Cañon, [337]
Eaton, Frederick, [50], [66], [90], [106], [446]
Ebell Club, [607]
Eberle, F. X., [460], [463]; Marsetes —, [460]
Ebinger, Lewis, [367]
Echeandia, José María, [604]
Echo, race horse, [423]
Echo Park, [372]
Eckbahl, Gottlieb , [xv]
Eckert, Bob, [231]
Edelman, A. M., [314]
Edelman, Abraham Wolf, [122], [314], [339], [501], [540], [608]
Edelman, D. W., [314]
Edgar, George A., [551]
Edgar, William Francis, [58], [227], [614]
Edwards, D. K., [382]
Egan, Richard , [xv]
Ehrenberg, [415]
Eichler, Rudolph, [367]
Eighth Street, [202]
Eintracht Society, [272]
Eisen, T. A., [606]
Eldridge, Frederick W., [627]
Elections, [42], [44], [401], [442], [613]
Electric Homestead Tract, [546]; — Association, [609]
Electric light, distributed from high masts, [535]; objections to its introduction, [535]
Electric railways, first, [462], [546], [594], [609], [612], [620]
Elias, Jacob, [70], [118], [122], [203]; — Bros., [70]
Elizabeth Lake, [457]
Elks Hall, [584]
Ellington, James, [139]
Elliott, John M., [466], [473], [598], [614]
Elliott, Thomas Balch, [447], [448]; Mrs. —, [448]
Ellis College, [566]
Ellis, John F., [358]
Elm Street Synagogue, New York, organized by Joseph Newmark, [122]
El Monte (see under [Monte])
Elsaesser, A., [230]
Elysian Park, [37], [364], [539], [557], [615]
Emerson, Ralph Waldo, [257], [519]
Emerson Row, [257]
Emery, Grenville C., [622]
Empire Saloon, San Francisco, [22]
Empire Stables, [357]
Employment agency, [138]
Ems, [564]
Enchiladas, [134]
Episcopalians and Episcopal Church, [246], [339], [340], [356], [361], [622]
Equator, celebration of crossing, [121]
Esperanza store, La, [550]
Espinosa, bandit, [209]
Espinosa, Ensign, [169]
Espionage in Southern California, [299]
Estates lost through easy credit, [130], [131]
Estranjero, El, [605]
Estrella de los Angeles, La, [92], [93]
Estudillo, Dolores, [255]
Estudillo, José G., [521], [587]
Estudillo, José, [255]
Etchemendy, Juan, [311]
Eucalyptus trees, [439]; notable tree blown down, [439]
Euclid Avenue, [579]
Eugénie, Empress, [360]
Europe, travel to, [165]
Evans, Charley, [205]
Everhardt, Joseph, [251], [274], [275]; — Mrs., [442]; — & Koll, [251]
Evertsen, Laura Cecilia, [89], [315]
Ewington, Alfred , [xv]
Examiner, Los Angeles, [626], [636]; — Building, [627]; —, San Francisco, [627]
Excursions, [250], [393], [394], [404], [442], [488], [525]; dependent on subscriptions, [430]; — and fares, [430]
Express, Evening, and Los Angeles, [427], [441], [498], [516], [526], [538], [543], [612], [623], [642], [646]
Express business, [138], [373]
Express, Pony (see [Pony Express])
Ey, Frank, [628]
Eytinge, Rose, [498]
F
Fabian, [527]
Fair Grounds, [375]
Fair Oaks, [316], [337]; — Avenue, [316]
Fairs, public, [512]
Faith Street, [232]
Faja, [542]
Falcon, steamer, [568]
Falkenstein, Germany, [451]
Fall, George M., [405]
Fandangos, [135], [136], [453]
Fandangueros, [135]
Fares, excursion, [430]; —, steamer, [71], [568]; —, railroad, [404]
Farish, O. E., [638]
Farmers, [126], [354], [363], [393] (see, also, under [Ranchers])
[Farmers] & Merchants Bank, [63], [70], [404], [423], [465], [467], [476], [478], [481], [565]
Farragut, David Glasgow, [328], [350]
Farrelly, R. A., [627]
Fashion Stables, [499]
Faulkner, Charles J., [287]
Faulkner, William, [280]
Federal Building, [67], [444], [604], [630]
Federal Government and Secession, [318], [321], [330], [339]
Federal Telegraph Co., [643]
Feliz, Reymunda, [238]
Fences scarce on ranches, [182]
Ferguson, William, [377]
Ferner & Kraushaar, [61]
Ferrell, William C., [53]
Ferris, Dick, [639]
Fiddle used at funerals, [307]
Field, Stephen J., [565]
Field, Leiter & Co., [602]
Fiestas de los Angeles, [605]ff.
Figueroa Street, [104], [125], [232], [380], [450], [548]
Fillmore City, [155]
Fine Arts League, [640]
Finger-bowls, first here, [377]
Finland, [5]
Finlayson, Frank G., [628]
Fires, fire-fighting, and fire companies, [119], [120], [223], [225], [229], [257], [275], [288], [356], [362], [405], [446], [464], [489], [500], [539], [565], [566], [568], [586], [593], [633], [640]; first engine, [446]; first protection, [120]; hand-cart, [119]; ordinances, [286]; racing to fires, [464]; San Francisco, [633]ff.; volunteer firemen, [446], [464], [539]
Fire insurance companies: Phœnix and New England, [280]
Firearms, free use of, [59], [60]
Fire-proof buildings, first, [120], [190]
Fireworks, [594]
Firmin, Point, [581]
First Dragoons' Band, [296]
First National Bank, [472], [515]
First Street, [62], [112], [408], [417], [518], [543], [570]
Fischer, John, [212]
Fischer, G., [261]
Fish and fish trade, [127], [278]
Fish, Captain, [152]
Fiske, John , [xii]
Fitzgerald, Edward Harold, [190], [262]
Five Brothers, the, [550]
Five Points, New York, [12]
Flag presentation, early, [296]
Flashner, Marcus, [245]; — & Hammel, [245]
Flat Iron Square, [627]
Flatau, Herman, [344], [535], [538]
Flax, experiments with, [401]
Fleishman, Israel, [72], [256]
Fleming, A. P., [638]
Fleming, David P. , [xv]
Fletcher, Calvin, [447]
Flint, Bixby & Co., [170]
Flint, Frank Putnam, [630]
Flint, Motley H., [631]
Floods, [257], [258], [309], [313], [362], [365], [412], [541], [551]
Floors, earthen, [113]
Florence, [388]
Flores, José María, [178], [182]
Flores, Juan, [47], [206], [208], [210]
Flores, Las, [173], [180], [332], [442]
Flour, [322], [331]; — mills, [493]
Flowers, festivals of, [512]; painter of —, [617]; — strewn on waters, [621]
Floyd, pavement layer, [519]
Fluhr, Chris, [176], [251], [252]; — & Gerson, [469]
Flying horses, [193]
Fogarty, J. J., [634]
Foley, W. I., [617]
Follansbee, Elizabeth A., [536]
Fonck, Victor, [512]
Foodstuffs, affected by heat, [88], [287]; prices, [331], [332]; supply, [88]; variety, [124]
Forbes, A. S. C., [628]; Mrs. —, [621], [628]
Forbes, Charles Henry, [214]
Forest of Arden, [494]
Forest Grove Association, [439]
Forman, Charles, [172], [477], [573]
Forster, Francisco (Chico), [526]
Forster, Juan, [98], [173], [326], [332], [526], [531]; Doña — (née Pico), [98], [173], [531]
Fort Hill, [104], [209], [280], [417]
Fort Pillow Massacre, [330]
Fort Street, [400], [408], [417], [466], [472], [561]; called Broadway, [511], [592]; property values on, [67], [332], [381]; prophecy as to, [466]; widening of, [588]
Fort Tejón, [194], [195], [207], [234]
Fort Yuma, [424]
Forthman, J. A., [470]
Forwarding, [23], [74], [236], [242], [272], [274], [312], [342], [343], [351], [373]; toll for, [345] (see [Camel-express])
Foshay, James A., [606], [625]
Fossils, excavation of, at La Brea rancho, [645]
Foster, F., [239]
Foster, Stephen C., [30], [35], [49], [105], [120], [139], [140], [147], [200], [263], [500]; Mrs. —, [263]
Foster, Thomas, [107], [108], [118], [156], [189], [203], [246], [312], [321]; Mrs. —, [107]
Foster, Timothy, [118]
Foster & McDougal, [76]
Foundry, Stearns, [186], [226]
Fountains, [418]; presentation to city, [534]
Four-story structure, first, [534]
Fourth of July celebrations, [47], [157], [193], [273], [300], [321], [330], [428], [429], [499]
Fowler, James G. , [xv]
Fox, ostrich handler, [547]
Foy Bros., [110]
Foy, James C., [110]
Foy, James Calvert, [111]
Foy, Samuel C., [110], [111], [205], [256], [500], [624]; Mrs. —, [92], [106], [205], [224]
Frame buildings, first on Fort Street, [466]; — of the seventies, [518]
Francisco, A. W., [606]
Francisco, the vender, [629]
Francis, John F., [174], [606], [613], [622]
Franklin, John, [306]; supposed records of, [395]
Franklin, Lady, visit to Los Angeles, [306], [395]
Franklin Street, [36], [334], [408]
Fraser, A. R., [603]
Frazadas, [29]
Fredericks, John D., [641]
Fredericks, Katherine, [378]
Free Harbor Contest, [646]
Free, Micky, [413]
Free lunches, [303], [402], [571]
Freeman, Dan, [421], [445], [510], [606]
Freight: dissatisfaction with rates, [504], [506]; high rates, [290], [404]; shipment of —, [153]
Freighting along the coast, [345], [435]; — by teams, [290], [416]
Frémont, Elizabeth Benton, [625], [647]
Frémont, J. C., [61], [99], [156], [171], [173], [178], [272], [297], [514], [597], [612], [648]; — Trail, [448]
Frémont, Jessie Benton, [606], [625]; carriage of, [86]; gift of residence to, and death of, [625]
French, E. C., [483]
French, L. W., [368]
French, T. B., [121]
French Benevolent Society, [303], [338], [402], [500]
French bread, [77]
French Consul, [254]
French Hospital, [402]
French language, [341], [450], [528]
French newspapers, [516], [541]
French Restaurant, [279]
Friday Morning Club, [600]
Friedlander, Isaac, [331]
Frijoles, [134]
Frink, E. B., [405]; —'s Ranch, [414]
Fröhling, John, [117], [212], [213], [294]
Fruit, sent to the President, [219]; peddler of, [126]; — grafts, first from New York, [33]; — trees imported from the East, [139]
Fuentes, José María, [549]
Fullerton, [577]
Fulton, J. E., [483]; — Wells, [483]
Furman, George, [464]
Fussell, Effie Josephine , [xv]
G
Gadsden Purchase, [222]
Gaffey, John T. and Mrs., [631]
Gage, H. R., [603]
Gage, Henry T., [168], [617]; Mrs. — (née Rains), [617]
Gale, Anita, [170]
Gallagher, James, [462]
Gallardo, Francisca, [100]
Galta, P., [191]
Gamblers and gambling, [29]ff., [149], [510]; property lost through —, [131]; — at San Francisco, [21], [29]
Gamut Club, [625]
Ganahl, Frank J., [416], [488]
Ganée, P., [516]
Garage, first, [626]
Garcia, Francisca, [95]
Garcia, Joseph S., [65], [237], [239]; Mrs. —, [239]
Garcia, Manuel, [206]
Garcia, Merced, [186]
Garcia, Ygnácio, [66], [67], [335]
Gard, George E., [464], [529], [552], [579]
Garden of Paradise, [192], [272], [273], [523]
Garden Grove, [177]
Gardens, few, [54], [69], [114], [124], [147], [163], [192]; outdoor —, [273], [275], [340], [410], [463], [500]
Gardiner, James, [530]
Garfias, Manuel, [36], [178], [237], [238]
Garfield, James A., memorial services here, [529]; Mrs. —, resident, [529]
Garnier Bros., [421], [438]; —, Camille, Eugène, Philip, [438]
Garra, António, [50], [168], [169]
Garter, Mexican, [158]
Garvanza, [578]
Garvey, Richard, [282]
Gas, [267], [349], [355], [370], [396], [561], [604]; — fixtures, [355]; — Co., [349], [561]; — rates, [489]
Gasoline stoves, [516]
Gates Hotel, [566]
Gattel, Bernhard, [319]
Gaviota Pass, [246]
Gefle, [4]
Gelcich, V., [110], [428], [548]
Geller, William, [74]
George the Baker, [65]
Georgetown, [193]
Gephard, George, [532]
Gerkins, J. F., [510]
Germain, Eugène, [510], [537], [581]
German bankers and statesmen, visit of, [539]
German Benevolent Society, [272]; — of ladies, [527]
German bread, [77]
German hotels and highways, [564]
German language, demand for teaching the, [383]
German music, [213], [214], [259], [272], [409], [584]; — newspapers, [388], [465], [584]; first German newspaper here, [465]; — school, first, [428]
Germania Life Insurance Co., [319]
Germans and Germany, [207], [212], [272], [378], [453], [564], [621]; German-born American citizens, [239]; travel in Germany in 1849, [3]
Getman, William C. (Billy), [31], [208], [220], [221]
Gibbon, Thomas Edward, [595], [606], [642]
Gibbons, James, [586]
Gibson, A. P. , [xv]
Gibson, Fielding W., [90], [261]
Gibson, Frank A., [545], [598], [613]
Gieze, F. J., [291]
Gift, George W., [294]
Gila River, [38], [188], [261]; —, passage by emigrants, [188]
Gilbert & Co., [155]
Gilchrist, Ira, [81]
Gillette, J. W., [614]
Gilman's, [414]
Ginnochio, G., [549]
Gird, Richard, [599]
Giroux, L. G., [480]
Gitchell, Joseph R., [45], [54], [246]
Gladstone, William Ewart, [579]; —, proposed town of, [579], [593]
Gladstone, race horse, [593]
Glasscock, J. Sherman , [xv]
Glassell, Andrew, [363]
Glassell, Andrew J., [350], [352], [363], [423], [488], [517]; — & Chapman, [352]; —, Chapman & Smith, [351]; —, Smith & Patton, [363]
Glassell, Wm. T., [352]
Glendale, [177], [424], [578], [579]
Goats, Angora, [413]; —, Cashmere, [413]; —, wild, [216]
Godey, Alexander, [272]; —'s ranch, [272]
Godfrey, John F., [499], [556]
Gold, [39], [94], [95], [142], [247], [268], [321], [333], [380], [402], [476]; appreciation of —, [319]; — bars, [415]; — dust, [95], [96], [130], [242]; found in ruins, [223]; — mining, [148], [149], [201], [228]; —, searching for, [254], [313], [318], [386]; — notes, [319]; — nugget, [39], [40]; — and the San Francisco Clearing House, [95]
Gold Hill, Nevada, [477]
Golden Gate, [17], [19], [121], [123], [204], [211], [283], [635]
Golden State, steamer, [306]
Gold Hunter, steamer, [22], [152]
Goldwater, Joe and Mike, [321]
Goliah, [22], [143], [152], [153], [311]
Goller, John, [28], [65], [82], [85], [121], [149], [153], [239], [300], [384], [417], [433]
Gondolier, [307]
Gonzales, Juan, [140]
Gonzales & Co., José E., [308]
Goodall, Nelson & Perkins, Goodall, Nelson & Co., [465]
Goodman, Morris L., [150], [213]
Goodwin, L. C., [70], [150], [500]; Mrs. —, [70]
Goodwin, Pat, [357]
Gordon, John W., [362]
Gordon, Captain, [483]
Gordon's Station, [195]
Gospel Swamp, [366]
Gothenburg, [4], [6], [7], [8], [9]
Gould, Will D., [597]
Government, messenger to New Mexico, [282]; — stores, transportation of, [354]
Graff, M. L., [597]
Grand Army of the Republic, [579]
Grand Avenue, [232]
Grand Central Hotel, [469], [492]
Grand Hotel, San Francisco, [430], [440]
Grand Opera House, [590]
Grand Rabbi of France, [450]
Grand, S., [382]
Grange stores, [483]
Granger, Lewis, [33], [36], [45], [53], [105]
Grant, U. S., [255], [328], [446], [500]
Grapes, [25], [103], [139], [142], [199], [265], [285], [412], [576]; —, first sent east, [139]; vines grown in dry soil, [337]
Graphic, [612]
Grasshoppers, [266]
Grasshopper Street, [232]
Graves, J. A., [69], [475]; —, O'Melveny & Shankland, [476]
Gray, Charlotte, [91]
Gray, F. Edward, [634]
Gray, William H., [432]
Greasers, [140]
Great Salt Lake, [302]
Greek George, [223], [234], [281], [455], [457], [543]
Greenbacks, [319], [380], [522]
Greenbaum, E., [72]; Mrs. —, mother of first Jewish child born here, [104]
Green Meadows, [40]
Greenwich Avenue School catastrophe, New York, [224]
Greene, Bessie Anne, [142]
Gregory, John H., [405]
Greppin, E. H., [637]
Grey Town, [14]
Grierson, B. H., [587]
Griffin, George Butler, [526]
Griffin, John S., [47], [106], [107], [108], [193], [200], [205], [207], [237], [241], [252], [294], [316], [320], [322], [337], [346], [365], [371], [412], [423], [426], [445], [448], [449], [500], [594], [614], [617], [618], [648]; Mrs. —, [47], [205], [316]; — Avenue, [322]
Griffith, Alice H., [476]
Griffith, Fred, [546]
Griffith, Griffith J., [541], [614], [643]; — Park, [614], [643]
Griffith, J. M., [190], [290], [340], [356], [428], [441], [449], [466], [476], [546], [614], [636]; — Avenue, [636]; — Lynch & Co., [466]
Griffith, J. T., [606]
Gringos, [159], [160], [305], [453]
Groningen, Johann, [238]
Grosse Building, [627]
Grosser, Elsa, [624]
Grosser, William F., [623]
Grosser Tract, [623]
Grosvenor, Gilbert H. , [xv]
Guadalupe, [496]
Guatemala, [542]
Guerra, Pablo de la, [35], [48]
Guerra, Trinidad de la, [336]
Guillen, Eulalia Perez, [493]
Guillen, Mariana, [493]
Guinn, James Miller, [402], [419], [526], [533], [541], [614], [620], [626]
Guiol, Frederico, [369]
Guirado, Bernardino, [549]
Guirado, F. L., [35]
Guirado, Francisco, [499]
Gurley, H. B., [634]
Gwin, William McKendree, [296]
Gymnasiums, Turnverein, [192], [409], [584], [629]; [273]; petition for a —, [383], [545]
H
Haap, Mary, [213]
Haas, Abraham, [230], [425], [537]; —, Baruch & Co., [367], [425], [595]
Haas, Jacob, [425]
Habra, la, [166], [179], [547]
Hacienda, [168]
Hafen, Conrad, [378]; —, Hafen House, [378]
Haight, Fletcher M., [279]
Haight, H. H., [279]
Hail, [314]
Haiwee Meadows, [387]
Hale, Charles, [77]
Haley, Salisbury, [22], [152], [181], [204], [311]; Mrs. —, [181]
Halfhill, Albert P., [628]
Half-Way House, [25]
Hall, Charles Francis, [395]
Hall, E. A., [568]
Hall, Hiland, [146]
Hall, John, [527]
Halle University, Germany , [viii]
Halstead, Willard G., [386]
Hamburg-Bremen Fire Insurance Co., [120]
Hamburger, Asher, [529]; — & Sons, A., [529]; — Building, [593], [639]
Hamburger, D. A., [529], [639]
Hamburger, M. A., [529], [626]
Hamburger, S. A., [529]
Hamilton, Harley, [606]
Hamilton, Henry, [192], [280], [371], [413], [446]
Hamilton, Maggie, [355]
Hamlin, Homer, [638]
Hammel, Henry, [259], [316], [380]; — & Denker, [469], [581]
Hammel, William A., [115]
Hammel, William A., Jr., [115], [634]
Hammond, Miss L. J., milliner, [491]
Hampton, W. E., [637]
[Hancock], Ada, disaster, [75], [132], [300], [329]
Hancock, George Allan, [37]
Hancock, Henry, [34], [36], [37], [104], [112], [149], [500]; Mrs. —, [18], [37]; —'s surveys, [33], [38]; — ranch, [114]
Hancock, Winfield Scott, [82], [246], [247], [265], [281], [282], [294], [296], [297], [299], [300], [301], [346], [512]; Mrs. —, [300] (see under [Hancock, Ada])
Hangtown, [428]
Hanlon, John, [591]
Hanna, D. W., [566]
Hansen, George, [34], [37], [38], [212], [372], [411], [423], [450], [614]
Haraszthy, Augustin, [37]
[Harbor] Contest, The Free, [646]
Hardison, Wallace R., [622]
Hardy, surveyor, [34]
Harford, Port, [346]
Harmon, J., [371]
Harned, J. M., [429]
Harper, Arthur C., [372]
Harper, Charles F., [371]; — & Moore, —, Reynolds & Co., Harper-Reynolds Co., — & Coulter, [372]
Harper's Ferry, [530]
Harper's Magazine, [547], [597]; — Weekly, [590]
Harris, Emil, [405], [409], [425], [433], [434], [455]ff.
Harrison, William Henry, [93], [519]
Harrison, Miss, [225]
Hart, F. J., [638]
Hart, Mary E., [599]
Hartley, B. F., [455]
Hartman, Isaac and Mrs., [54]
Hartshorn Tract, [391]
Hartung Edgar J. , [xv]
Harvard School, [622]
Harvey, J. Downey, [214]
Harvey, T. J., [269]
Harvey, Walter Harris and Mrs., [214]
Haskell, Leonidas, [272]
Hathaway, C. D., [405]
Hathwell, Belle Cameron (later Mrs. C. E. Thom), [52]
Hathwell, Susan Henrietta (later Mrs. C. E. Thom), [52]
Hat-makers, native, [159]
Hatter, first, [230], [405]; [213]
Hawkes, Emma L., [355]
Hawthorne, H. W., [404]
Hay, high price of, [445], [453]
Hayes, Benjamin, [35], [45], [46], [48], [139], [189], [256], [501], [596]; Mrs. —, [46]
Hayes, Chauncey , [xv]
Hayes, Helena (later, Mrs. B. S. Eaton), [47], [50]
Hayes, Louisa (later, Mrs. J. S. Griffin), [47], [106], [107]
Hayes, Rutherford B., [522], [596]
Hayes, R. T., [107], [143], [156], [320], [423]
Hayes. T. A., [91]
Hay-scale, public, [288]
Hayward, James Alvinza, [372]; — & Co., [372]
Hayward Hotel, [192]
Hazard, A. M., [74]
Hazard, Dan, [74], [415], [416]
Hazard, George W., [74], [258]
Hazard, Henry T., [74], [235], [415], [433], [442], [446], [521], [584], [590], [594], [606]; Mrs. —, [74]; —'s Pavilion, [512], [590], [592]; — Street, [75]
Healdsburg, [389]
Healey, Charles T., [618]
Hearst, William Randolph, [626], [643]
Heat, excessive, [257]
Hebrew Benevolent Society, [122], [432]; —, Ladies', [409]
Hecht, Sigmund, [618]
Heinsch, Hermann, [213], [214], [230], [259], [272], [383]; Mrs. —, [213]; — Building, [214]
Heinsch, R. C., [214]
Heintzelman, Henry, [35]
Heinzeman, C. F., [230], [371]
Hellman, Herman W., [53], [142], [248], [383], [425], [449], [608]; —, Haas & Co., [425], [500], [506], [595]; — Building, [53]
Hellman, I. M., [142], [248], [311], [409], [423], [480]; — & Bro., [309], [311], [462], [478], [480], [539]
Hellman, I. W., [53], [63], [70], [191], [248], [311], [346], [366], [372], [383], [423], [516], [555], [560], [562], [595]; — Building No. 1, [383]; — Temple & Co., [372], [416], [423]; — & Co., [417]
Hellman, James W., [69]
Hellman, Marco H., [248]
Hellman, Maurice S., [143]
Hellman, Samuel, [142], [311], [365], [428], [605]; — & Widney, [311]
Henderson, A. J., [304]
Henderson Bros., [416]
Henderson, John W., [304]
Henne, Christian, [230], [259], [334]; — Block, [192]
Henrickson, Clois F., [401]
Henriot, François and Mme., [225]
Henry steamer, Chancey, [359]
Henseley, Captain, [62]
Herald, Los Angeles, [450], [498], [516], [556], [595], [607], [612], [614], [622], [628], [643], [646]
Herald, New York, [234]
Hereford, M., [320]
Hereford, Margaret S., [169]
Hereford, Robert S., [150]
Hereford, Thomas S., [169]
Herodotus , [xii]
Hester, R. A., [324]
Hewitt, Eldridge Edwards, [321], [404], [489], [506]
Hewitt, Leslie R., [638]
Hermosa, steamer, [15]
Hernösand, [4]
Hickey, William (Bill, the Waterman), [116], [117], [350]
Hicks, J. D., [69], [142], [217]; — & Co., [69], [142]
Hides and hide-business, [196], [197], [257], [331], [408], [613]; shipping hides, [197]
Higbee, George H. , [xv]
High, E. Wilson, [150]
High School, Los Angeles, [301], [419], [452], [532]
Hill-property, [376], [460], [558]
Hinchman, A. F., [66], [67], [241], [313]
Historical Society of Southern California, [541], [604], [631], [640]; open air meeting of, [604]
Hodge, Frederick Webb , [xii]
Hodges, A. P., [107]
Holbrook, J. F., [377]
Holcomb, William, [268]; — Valley and — Mines, [268], [282]
Holder, Charles Frederick, [557]
Hollenbeck, John Edward, [357], [461], [473], [492]; Mrs. —, [598]; — Home, [220], [494], [598]; — [Hotel], [492], [518], [598]; — Park, [598]
Hollingsworth, H. T., [449]
Hollingsworth, Lawson D. and Mrs., [449]
Hollister, John H., [368], [410], [543]
Hollywood, [455], [563], [612], [617]
Hollywood, Mount, [643]
Holmes, James, [401]
Holmes, Oliver Wendell, [519]
Home of Peace Society, [104], [599]
Home Telephone and Telegraph Co., [484]
Homes, furnishing of, [113], [124]
Honolulu, [156]; —, wireless telegraphing to, [643]
Honeymoon, The, [286]
Hook, Thomas J., [609]
Hook, William Spencer, [609]
Hoover (formerly Huber), Leonce, [185], [199], [200], [201]; — Street, [201]; — Vineyard, [198]
Hoover, Mary A., [201]
Hoover, Vincent A., [200], [201], [467]
Hope, A. W., [35], [99], [107], [109]
Hopkins, Mark, [324]
Hopper, Joseph , [xv]
Horn, A. J., [91]
Horn, [Cape], [37], [62], [86], [107], [121], [123], [167], [203], [221], [284], [352], [397], [411]
Hornbeck, Robert, [176]
Hornung, Adelbert , [xv]
Horses, [243], [318], [332], [354]; —, bet on races, [160]; —, breaking in, [243]; —, breeding of, [95], [215], [423], [592]; —, effect of drought on, [215], [329]; horse-thieving, [326]; runaway —, [243]
Horse cars, [460]ff., [562], [609]
Horse-racing, [109], [160], [182], [375]
Horticultural Hall, [512]
Hospitality, [113], [135]; —, Spanish-American, [71], [150], [252], [604]; — of the City, [341], [398]
Hotels and hotel life, [227], [245], [369], [380], [396], [397], [408], [481]; —, advertising, [469]; lack of, during Boom, [581]; under surveillance, [299]; Hotel Splendid, [581]. (See, also, under [Alexandria], [Angelus], [Bella Union], [Bellevue Terrace], [Belmont], [Cosmopolitan], [Hollenbeck], [Lafayette], [Lanfranco], [Lankershim], [Nadeau], [National], [New Arlington], [Pico], [St. Charles], [St. Elmo], [United States], [What Cheer House], etc.)
Hotz, Walter , [xvi]
Hough, A. M., [515]
Houghton, Sherman Otis, [596]; —, Silent & Campbell, [596]
House, building, [82]; —, furnishing, [82]; —, moving of, [477]; —, three-story, [372]
Howard, Charles, [384]
Howard, Fred H., [439]; — & Smith, [439]
Howard, Frederick Preston and Mrs., [201], [461]
Howard, James G., [347], [350], [554], [555]
Howard, O. O., [431]
Howard, Volney E., [54], [55], [346], [356], [384], [529], [593]; Mrs. —, [55]; —, Butterworth & Newmark, [312]
Howard, William D. M., [227]; — & Mellus, [227]
Howard-Nichols duel, [384]
Howe, F. A. , [xvi]
Howell, R. H., [600], [606]; — & Craig, [600]
Hoyt, Albert H., [106]
Hoyt, Gertrude Lawrence, [92], [106], [107], [258]
Hoyt, Mary, [107], [257], [321]
Huber, Caroline, [201]
Huber, Edward, [201]
Huber, Emeline, [201]
Huber, Joseph, [200], [201]; Mrs. —, [201]
Huber, William, [201]
Hudson River, [625]
Hughes, saloon-keeper, [103]
Hughes, W. E., [589]
Hughes, steam-bath proprietor, [371]
Human life, disregard for, [31]
Humber Docks, [8]
Humbert, Augustus, [130]
Humphreys, Frank, [601]
Humphreys, J. F., [589]
Hunsaker, W. J., [469]
Hunsicker, John G., [559]
Hunt, Sumner P., [606]
Hunt, W. S., [619]
Hunter, Edward, [35]
Hunter, Morton C., [397]
Hunting grounds, [73]
Huntington, Collis P., [324], [440], [468], [502]
Huntington, Henry E., [232], [515], [620], [631], [632]; — Building, [515], [620]; — Purchase, [69]; — Hotel, [54]
Hutton, Aurelius W., [597]
Hydrophobia, [325]
Hyde, E. W., [440]
Hydrants, [446]
I
Ice, [233], [247], [370]; first —, [191]; formed here, [381]; — house, [247], [370]; — machine, first, [427]; — wagon, [370]
Ice cream, first, [191], [391]; venders, [391], [629]
Ice Water Convention, [13]
Icerya purchasi, [544]
Icicles, [525]
Idaho, [351]
Ide, Clarence Edward , [xvi]
Ihmsen, Maximilian F., [627]
Illich, Jerry, [513]
Illinois, [576]
Illinois, steamer, [14]
Imprenta, [94]
Independence, steamer, [48]
Indiana, [576]; —, Colony, [412], [447], [481]
Indians, [25], [35], [42], [47], [62], [82], [89], [95], [105], [106], [123], [124], [126], [131], [134], [165], [169], [182], [202], [203], [217], [218], [227], [228], [248], [253], [259], [261], [262], [266], [275], [277], [281], [285], [286], [317], [322], [330], [352], [415], [429], [430], [431], [448], [519], [528], [530], [542], [553], [604]; Polonia, [253]; — agents, [143], [168]; —, dances of, [278]; fire signals, [415]; Apache —, [431], [541]; Chippewa —, [448]; Colorado River —, [317]; pueblo —, [542]; — as illegal voters, [43]; — reservation and adobes, [248], [620]
Ingersoll, Luther , [xvi]
Institute, Sisters', [190]
Institute, Teachers', [389]
Insurance, [120], [223], [389], [516]
Interstate Commerce Commission, [637]
Iowa, [576]
Iron buildings, corrugated, [120], [133], [190]
Ironsides, [352]
Irrigation, [115], [213], [215], [218], [329]
Irving party, [46], [175], [190]
Irving, Washington, [65]
Isthmuses, the, and Isthmian travel, [15], [38], [48], [201], [232], [315]
Italian Benevolent Society, [553]
Ivanhoe, [579]
J
Jackson, Andrew, [254]
Jackson, Helen Hunt (H. H.), [41], [102], [444], [519], [530]
Jackson, John E., [404]
Jackson, R. W., [261]
Jackson, Simon, [150]
Jackson Street, [293]
Jackstones, [103]
Jacobi, A., [28]
Jacobs, Lewis, [151]
Jacoby, Abraham, [287], [606]; — Bros., [287]
Jacoby, Charles, [287]
Jacoby, Conrad, [230], [465], [540]
Jacoby, Herman, [287]
Jacoby, Lesser, [287]
Jacoby, Morris, [287]
Jacoby, Nathan, [286]
Jacoby, Philo, [465]
Jail, old, [115], [286], [511], [530]
Jail Street, [36]
Jamaica, [14]
James, Collector, [341]
James, George Wharton, [588]
Janeiro, Rio de, [123]
Japanese at the Centennial, [497]
Jefferson, D., [396]
Jelinek, Mrs. A., [623]
Jenkins, Charles Meyers, [94], [295]
Jenkins, William W., [76]
Jenny Lind Bakery, [77], [191]
Jerkies, [375]
Jerky, [25]
Jess, Stoddard, [473], [638], [642], [647]
Jevne, Hans, [76], [550], [606], [638]
Jewish Cemetery, [104], [122], [396]
Jewish Orphans Home of Southern California, [643]
Jewish reformed ritual, [314]
Jewish services, [122], [314], [608], [618]
Jewish synagogue, first, [314]
Jewish temple, [608]
Jewish women, [104], [409], [432], [535], [599], [644]
Jews, threat to drive out the, [342]
Jinks, Captain, [278]
Johnson, Adelaida, [61]
Johnson, Albert, [455]
Johnson, Andrew, [361]
Johnson, Bridget, [28]
Johnson, Captain, [376]
Johnson, Charles R., [62], [249], [255]; Mrs. —, [255]; — & Allanson, [62], [151]
Johnson, Dick, [82]
Johnson, Hiram, [639]
Johnson, J. A., [91]
Johnson, James (Santiago), [53], [61], [279]; Mrs. —, [38]
Johnson, Joseph H., [622]
Johnson, Margarita, [53]
Johnson, Micajah D., [488]
Johnson, Milbank, [628]
Johnson, O. T., [581]
Johnston, A. J., [428]
Johnston, Albert Sidney, [107], [294], [316], [337]; Mrs. —, [316], [321], [337]
Johnston, Albert Sidney, Jr., [320]
Johnston, Hancock M., [322]; Mrs. —, [50]
Johnston, William Preston, [295]
Jolly, Hi, [222]
Joly, Joseph, [405]
Jones, C. W. , [xv]
Jones, Chloe P., [533]
Jones, Clara M., [355]
Jones, Eleanor Brodie , [xv]
Jones, G. M., [603]
Jones, John, [65], [342], [353], [356], [366], [383], [427], [432]; Mrs. —, [65], [409]
Jones, John H., [85], [86]; Mrs. (Carrie M.) —, [85], [542], [648]
Jones, John P., [181], [479], [485]ff., [521], [586]
Jones, John T., [105]
Jones Block, [536]
Jones's Corral, [455]
Jordan Bros., [549]
Jota 135
Joughin, Andrew, [357]
Joyce, W. H., [637]
Juan, Cojo, [238]
Judd, Henderson , [xvi]
Judges of the Plains, [182], [183], [242]
Judson & Belshaw, [385]ff.
Juez de Paz, [99]
Julius Cæsar, [588]
Jumper, [446]
Juneau, [602]
Junge, Adolph (Adolf), [290], [367]
Junta Patriotica, [338]
Jurupa rancho, [175]ff., [255], [391]
K
Kahn, Zadoc and Mme., [450]
Kaiser, Charles, [273]
Kalamazoo, Mich., [106]
Kalisher, W., [61]; Mrs. —, [409]; — & Wartenberg, [61], [409]
Kalorama, steamer, [465]
Kane, Mr., [337]
Katz, B., [405]; Mrs. —, [409]
Kays, James C., [469], [545], [618]
Kearney, Phil., [614]
Keller, M., [35], [128], [200], [292], [293], [346], [436], [446], [483]
Keller's Building, [94]
Kellogg, D. P. , [xvi]
Kellogg & Co., [130]
Kelly, Dan, [413]
Kenealy, John, [529]
Kercheval, Albert Fenner, [428], [574]; — Tract, [574]
Kerckhoff, George, [515]
Kerckhoff, William G., [515], [545]; — Building, [515]
Kerckhoff, Mr., [581]
Kerlin, Fred E., [320]
Kern, Paul, [481]
Kern County, [188], [272], [426], [437]
Kern River, [148], [149], [317]
Kerosene, [346]
Kewen, A. L., [54]
Kewen, Edward J. C., [45], [54], [55], [170], [185], [249], [285], [318], [351], [356], [441]; Mrs. —, [185]
Keyes, C. G. , [xvi]
Keysor, E. F., [466], [470]; — & Morgan, [470]
Kimball, C. H., [355]
Kimball, Cyrus, [348]
Kimball, Nathan, [447]
Kimberly, Martin M., [318]
Kimble, L., [619]
King, Andrew J., [89], [91], [246], [250], [315], [344], [347], [350], [366], [380], [397], [426], [433], [443], [446]; Mrs. —, [89], [315]; — & Co., [350]; — & Waite, [380]
King, Frank, [347]
King, F. W., [606]
King, Henry, [358]
King, Houston, [347]
King, John, [245], [316], [358], [380]
King, Thomas, [210]
King, William R., [121]
King-Carlisle duel, [347]ff.
Kingston, Tulare Co., [453]
Kinneloa, [519]
Kinney, Abbot, [519], [530], [566], [595], [603], [606], [627]
Kip, William Ingraham, [340]
Kirkland Valley, [415]
Klokke, E. F. C., [606]
Knäckebröd, [5]
Kneipe, Temple Block 230
Knight, William H., [612]
Knights Commander, Order of, [542]
Knowles, Charles, [455]
Knowlton, Charles, [396], [455], [469]
Knowlton, Willis T. , [xvi]
Koebele, Albert, [544]
Koepfli, J. O., [544], [606], [619], [626], [634], [635], [637]
Kohler, F. D., [130]
Kohler, G. Charles, [212], [213]; — & Fröhling, [213]
Koll, Frederick W., [251], [275]
Koster, John, [368]
Kragevsky, Miguel, [206]
Kremer, Campbell & Co., [280]
Kremer, Maurice, [39], [71], [72], [189], [191], [201], [260], [280], [287], [334], [347], [355], [365], [400], [415], [419], [636]; Mrs. — (née Newmark), [191], [599], [636]
Kress, George H., [641]
Kuhn, Henry, [258]
Kuhrts, Jacob, [228], [229], [409], [446], [552], [585], [606]; Mrs. —, [229], [527]
Ku-Klux Klan, [516]
Kurtz, Joseph, [230], [367], [409], [434], [526], [540], [548], [587], [593], [649]
Kuster, Edward G., [637]
L
Labatt Bros., [69]
Laborie, Antoine, [64]
Labrador, [398]
Lachenais, A. M. G., [40], [303], [419]
Lacy, Richard H., [377]; — Manufacturing Co., [377]
Lacy, William, Jr., [377]
Ladies, escorting of, [184]; — at political gatherings, [282]
Ladybird, [544]
Ladybug, [544]
[Lafayette] Hotel, [176], [251], [275], [321], [384], [389], [396], [397], [469]
La Fetra, Milton H., [483]
Lafoon, Charles, [366]
Lager beer, first, [40]
Lamanda Park, [578]
Lamps, coal oil, [34]
Lamson, George F., [155]
Lamson, Gertrude, [155]
Lamson, S. F., [338]
Lancaro, B. H., [179]
Land bet on races, [161]
Land Commission, [238]
Land Commissioners, Board of, [146], [509]
Landmarks Club, [542]
Land Office, Register of, [143], [214]
Land values, unscientific consideration of (see under [Property])
Land of Sunshine, [542], [646]
Land patents, [509]
Land syndicates in the Boom, [572]
Lander, James H., [45], [53], [339], [348]; Mrs. —, [38], [53]
Lane, the, [394]
Lane, Joseph, [282]
Lane's Crossing, [281]
Lanes, [25], [112], [126], [198], [394], [485], [614]
[Lanfranco] Block, new, [371]; —, old, [71], [231], [367], [369], [465], [550]; the —, hotel. 369
Lanfranco, Juan T., [70], [71], [216], [369], [433]; Mrs. —, [71], [181], [508]
Lanfranco, Petra Pilar, [135]
Lang, Gustav J., [442]
Langenberger, A. and Mrs., [212]
Langs, confusion as to, [442]; Lang, John, No. 1, [274], [442]; —, No. 2, [442], [447]; —'s Station, [387], [447], [496], [498]
Lankershim, Isaac, [381], [421], [493]; — Ranch, [578]
[Lankershim], J. B., [381], [584], [606]; Mrs. —, [65]; — Block, [192]
Lanterns, candle, camphine, coal oil, [34]
Largo, Juan, [169]
Larkin, Thomas O., American Consul, [108]
Larrabee, Charles H., [376], [441]
Larronde, Pedro, [311]
Lasker, Edward, [539]
Lasky, L., [72]
Lasso, [243]
Latham, Milton S., [109], [282], [285]; Camp —, [299]; Fort —, [321]
Latterday Saints, [345]
Laubheim, Samuel, [290]
Laughlin, Homer, [201]; — Building, [201], [608], [625], [638]; — Annex, [593]
Laughlin, Richard, [187]
Laundries, first, [78], [298], [310]
Laura Bevan, wreck of, [66], [152]
Laurel Tract, [442]
Laurence, H. F., [385]
Lauth, Philip, [230]
Laventhal, Elias, [146], [189]
Lawler, Oscar, [624]; Mrs. —, [624]
Lawlor, W. B., [373], [443]; — Institute, [373]
Lawyers, [45]ff.; —', fees, [47]; —' Block, [596]
Lazard, Abe, [72]
Lazard, E. M., [72]
Lazard Frères, [439], [522], [540]
Lazard, Max, [89]
Lazard, Solomon, [65], [71], [89], [120], [123], [133], [163], [224], [287], [290], [347], [365], [366], [383], [449], [489], [503], [504], [508], [618], [637]; Mrs. —, [224], [253], [347], [508], [637]; — & Co., [132], [171], [229], [355], [362], [400], [452]; — & Kremer, [71], [189]; — & Wolfskill, [72]
Lazarowich, Joe, [550]
Lazarus, P., [230], [365]; Mrs. —, [365]; — Stationery Co., [365]
Lea, Homer, [644]
Lechler, George and Mrs., [235]
Leck, Henry v. d. and Mrs., [64]
Leck, Lorenzo, [64], [78], [259], [304], [409]; Mrs. —, [304], [317]; —'s Hall, [314]
Lecouvreur, Frank, [149], [152], [230], [319], [344], [403], [411]; Mrs. —, [411]
Lectures, public, [190], [623]
Ledger, reflections caused by an old, [219]
Ledyard, Captain, [338]
Lee, Bradner W., [475], [516], [517]
Lee, Bradner W., Jr. , [xvi]
Lee, Charles, [453]
Lee, John D., [217]
Lee, John P., [325]
Lee, Robert Edward, [328], [353]
Leech, William P., [627]
Leeds, England, [276]
Leggings, leather, [159]
Legislature appealed to, [207]
Lehman, Andrew, [86]
Lehman, George, [192], [193], [272], [273], [417], [463], [522]ff.
Leiter, Levi Z., [602]
Leiter, Mary Victoria, [602]
Lelande, H. J. , [xvi]
Lelong, Joseph, [77]
Lemberg, Fred, [351]
Lemons, and lemon-culture, [211], [212], [412]
Lemon, Frank, [476]
Lemon, William, [476]
Le Mésnager, George, [541]
Le Moyne, Francis Julius, [567]
Leon, Ralph, [481]
Leonis, Miguel, [310]
Le Sage, Gideon, [470]
Lessen, [3]
Letter, Jacob, [72]
Letts, Arthur, [613]
Levering, Noah, [540]
Levy, E. J., [601]
Levy, Isaac , [xvi]
Levy, Michael, [372]; — & Co., [372]; — Coblentz, [372]
Lewin, Louis and Mrs. [365]; — Co., Louis, [365]
Lewis, David, [91]; and Mrs., [93]
Lewis, John A., [93]; —, McElroy & Rand, [93]
Lewis Perry, [237], [276], [290]
Lewis, Thomas A., [589]
Libby Prison, [295]
Libraries, loan, [428]
Library Association, Los Angeles, [443]
Library, Los Angeles, [257], [443], [513], [542], [593], [638]; —, first, [256]; transferred to the City, [513]
Lichtenberger, H., [607]
Lichtenberger, Louis, [153], [154], [428]
Lick, James, [71], [216], [568]
Liebre, Rancho de la, [195]
Lied von der Glocke, das, [119]
Life insurance, [319]
Life and Sport in the Open, [558]
Lighthouses, first here, [473]; —, at Catalina, [319]
Lighting of streets and buildings, [34], [349], [408], [410]
Lightner, Isaac, [344]
Lily Langtry Tract, [575]
Lincoln, Abraham, [142], [236], [238], [249], [264], [289], [297], [307], [315], [330], [334], [337], [338], [339], [399], [595]; vote in Los Angeles, [282]
Lindley, Albert, [473]
Lindley, Henry, [473]
Lindley, Ida B., [473]
Lindley, Milton, [473]
Lindley Walter, [322], [473], [589], [641]
Lindskow, [404]
Lindville, [405]
Lips, Charles C., [356], [409], [449], [539]
Lips, Walter, [356]; —, Craigue & Co., [356]
Lissner, Meyer, [639]
Littlefield, J. C., [444]
Little Lake, [387]
Liverpool, England, [8], [9], [10], [381], [447], [493]
Livery stables, [377], [383], [389], [429]
Livingstone, David, [211]
Llewellyn, David, [559]
Llewellyn, Llewellyn J., [559]; — Iron Works, [559]
Llewellyn, Reese, [559]
Llewellyn, William, [559]
Lloyd, Reuben, [474]
Locomotives (see under [Railroads])
Lock-boxes, postal, [372]
Locust trees, black, [162], [539]
Loeb, Joseph P. , [xv]., [355], [637]
Loeb, Leon, [355], [383], [540], [606]; Mrs. —, [355], [636]
Loebau, [1], [5], [7], [12], [360], [361], [564], [621]
Loew, Jacob, [87], [367], [425]; Mrs. —, [367]
Loewenstein, Emanuel, [75]
Loewenstein, Hilliard, [75], [233]; Mrs. —, [75]
Loewenthal, Max, [75]
Logan, honey dealer, [127]
Lomas de Santiago rancho, [170]
London & San Francisco Bank, [412]
Lone Pine, [375]
Long Beach, [166], [167], [374], [519], [580], [601], [620]; — disaster, [647]
Longevity, [493], [528], [649]
Longfellow, Henry W., [624]
Lopez, bandit, [209]
Lord, Isaac W., [377], [449], [489], [505], [563], [576]
Loricke, E. M., [462]
Loring, Frederick, [430], [431]
Los Angeles, [6] , [xv]., [22]ff., [36], [52], [205], [231], [240], [258], [313], [338], [348], [349], [365], [379], [388], [400], [402], [417], [440]ff., [445], [504], [510], [528], [539], [541], [557], [598], [614], [618], [626], [640], [642], [643]; extension of hospitality, [398], [639]
Los Angeles advertised at the Centennial, [483], [498]
Los Angeles and consolidation with harbor towns, [638]
Los Angeles and Environs, [620]
Los Angeles and the Civil War, [294], [299]ff., [305], [308], [311], [316], [318], [321], [323], [326], [328], [330], [333], [334], [337]ff., [350], [353], [371]
Los Angeles and the Southern Pacific Railroad problem, [440]ff., [489], [502]ff
Los Angeles as market for the interior, [385]; as market for whalers, [308]
Los Angeles charity, criticism of, [431]
Los Angeles Coffee Saloon, [279]
Los Angeles College, [566]
Los Angeles College Clinical Association, [367]
Los Angeles County, [25], [35], [92], [188], [426]; organization of, [35]; ownership of, [166]; proposed divisions of, [406], [593]; reward unpaid, [425]
Los Angeles County, An Historical Sketch of, [365], [501]
Los Angeles County, History of, (Guinn) [620]
Los Angeles County Bank, [466]
Los Angeles County Homeopathic Medical Society, [548]
Los Angeles County Railroad, [592]
Los Angeles Court House, adobe, [40], [256]; Temple —, [67], [294], [339], [441], [449]; present —, [301], [452]
Los Angeles Crematory Society, [567]
Los Angeles, early views of, [364]
Los Angeles Furniture Co., [378]
Los Angeles Gas Co., [489]
Los Angeles Guards, [499]
Los Angeles Harbor, [545], [637], [642]; — Board, [642]; — dredging, [426]; proposed harbors, [581]. (See [Harbor Contest].)
Los Angeles, History of, (Willard) [646]
Los Angeles High School, [301], [419], [452], [532]; first — student to enter State University, [536]
Los Angeles Infirmary, [210]
Los Angeles Medical Society, [370]
Los Angeles Pacific Railroad Co., [613]
Los Angeles, panoramic views of, [364]
Los Angeles Produce Exchange, [537]
Los Angeles Rifleros, [499]
Los Angeles River, [116], [258], [289], [398], [412]; —, right to water of, [541]
Los Angeles Saddlery Co., [82]
Los Angeles Savings Bank, [358]
Los Angeles Soap Co., [470]
Los Angeles Social Club, [383], [500]
Los Angeles Soda Water Works, [363]
Los Angeles: steamer, [346]; little steamer, [395], [398], [404]; locomotive, [402], [404]
Los Angeles Street, [30], [288], [383], [400], [408], [433], [472], [510]
Los Angeles Terminal Railroad, [597]
Los Angeles Theater, [590]
Los Angeles Water Co., [366], [377], [384], [389], [418], [446], [510], [534], [617]
Los Angeles & Independence Railroad, [485], [487], [488], [521], [569]; — depot, [485]
Los Angeles & San Gabriel Valley Railroad, [549], [585]
[Los] Angeles & San Pedro Railroad, [295], [318], [321], [334], [353], [354], [363], [370], [375], [380], [383], [384], [393], [396], [404], [408], [430], [440], [441], [452], [506], [521]; —, depot, (later owned by the Southern Pacific) [107], [383], [393], [400], [401], [403]; first train into Los Angeles, [401]; first regular trains, [403]; first midnight train, [402]; first popular excursion, [402]
Los Angeles & Truxton Railroad, [460]
Lott, A. E., [386]
Lotteries, land sales by, [573]
Louis French, [369]
Louis Vielle (Louis Gordo), [369]
Louisiana Coffee Saloon, [279]
Love, Harry, [58]
Lover's Lane, [198]
Low, Frederick, F., [323], [338]
Lowe, Ella Housefield , [xvi]
Lowe, T. S. C., [561], [604]; — Railroad, Mount, [604]; — Astronomical Observatory, [604]
Lowe, W. W., [521]
Lowenthal, Henry, [627]
Lugo, António María, and the Lugo family, [35], [47], [74], [102], [135], [159], [167], [168], [174], [183], [200], [214], [253], [263], [376]
Lugo, José del Carmen, [87], [174]
Lugo, José María, [87], [99], [174]
Lugo, José Ygnácio, [171], [263]
Lugo, Magdalena, [171]
Lugo, Vicente, [87], [99], [102], [174]
Lugo, Ygnácio, [74], [158], [174]
Luleå, [4]
Lumber-famine, [380]
Lumber, from San Bernardino, [88]; — yards, [81], [88], [274], [380]
Lummis, Charles F., [232], [364], [541]ff., [593], [607], [626], [638], [646], [647], [648]; personality, [542]; on the memoirs of Harris Newmark , [xii]
Lummis, M. Dorothea, [548]
L'Union Nouvelle, [516]
Lusitania, sinking of the, [644]
Last, C. F. A., [607]
Lynch, Joseph D., [516], [556], [581]
Lynchings: Brown, [140]; Alvitre, [147]; Flores, [209]; Daniel, [223]; Cota, [304]; Daimwood, [324]; wholesale, [325]; Cerradel, [326]; Wilkins, [327]; Lachenais, [420]; Chinese, [30], [433]; —, defense of, [141]; —, El Monte boys at, [91], [324], [471]
Lyons, Cy, [194], [195]; —'s Station, [194]
Lyons, Sanford, [194]
M
Macaulay, Thomas Babington , [xi]
MacGowan, Granville, [201]
McArthur, Anna, [107]
McBride, James, [404]
McConnell, J. R., [597]
McCoy, Frank, [579]
McCracken, T. W., [416]
McCrea, John, [404]
McCrellish, Frederick J., [270], [271], [283]ff.; — & Co., [270]
McCullough, J. G., [341]
McDonald, Edward N., [218]; — Block, [206], [218], [545]
McDonald, N. A., [404]
McDougal, F. A. and Mrs., [168], [383]
McDowell, Hugh, [617]
McDowell, Irwin, [341]
McElroy, John, [93]
McFadden, James, [506]
McFadden, P., [366]
McFadden, William, [419]
McFarland, Albert, [556]
McFarland, James P., [107], [109]; — & Downey, [109]
McGarry Tract, [574]
McGarvin, D. C., [607]
McGinnis, Ed., [137]
McGroarty, John S., [102]
McGuire, Thomas, [422]
McKee, H. S., [625]
McKee, William, [107], [163], [321], [539]
McKinley, William, [616], [618]
McKinney, Preston, [559]
McLain, George P., [446]; — & Lehman, [559]
McClellan, Bryce, [464], [483]
McClellan, George F., [483]
McClellan, H., [483]
McLoughlin, Ben, [153]
McMullen's Station, [415]
Machado, Augustin, [63], [179]
Machado, Susana, [63]
Machado, Ygnácio, [179]
Machete, [231]
Mackey, A. F., [587]
Maclay, Charles, [459]
Macniel, Hugh Livingston, [561]
Macy, Lucinda, [106]
Macy, Obed, [26], [91], [92], [150], [297]; — Street, [92], [198], [412]
Macy, Oscar, [91], [92], [210], [216], [297]
Madigan, Mike, [383]; — lot, [396]
Madox, A., [91]
Madras, [547]
Magic performances, [318]
Magruder, John B., [224]
Mahler, first Jewish child to die here, [104]
Mahlstedt, Mrs. D., [527]
Mail, dead-letter, [267]; —, disturbed, [291]; —, sent by express company, [374], [375]; Overland —, [256], [259]; uncertain arrival of —, [235], [374]; — routes, [361]; improvement in despatch of —, [264]; small amount of — business, [431]; introduction of money-orders by —, [431]; — by stages, [234], [373], [374]
Main Street, [31], [32], [73], [112], [125], [158], [335], [472], [518], [519], [535], [543], [561], [573], [584]
Main Street Savings Bank, [561]
Main Street & Agricultural Park Railway Co., [389], [462]
Maine, the, [616]
Maison Dorée, [513]
Major, L. A., [516]
Mallard, Augusta, [361]
Mallard, Joseph Stillman, [33], [36], [89], [205], [361], [364], [411]; Mrs. —, [46]; — Street, [36]
Mallard, Mary, [411]
Mallard, Walter, [89]
Mallory, Stephen Russell, [467]
Maloney, Richard, [239]
Manilla, [365]
Manning, Celeste , [xvi]
Manning, Joe, [464]
Mansfield, John, [541], [587], [597]
Manufacturers' Association, [611]
Marble-cutter, first, [406]
Marchessault, Damien, [132], [241], [258], [350], [366]
Mariguana, [14]
Mariposa, [148]
Mariposa, La, [550]
Mariposa Big Trees, [272]
Market House, Temple, [240], [241], [258], [263], [294]
Markham, Henry Harrison, [378], [517], [598]
Marks, Baruch, [75]; — & Co., B., [75]
Marriages, native, [136]
Marsh, William, [149]
Marshall & Henderson, [537]
Martial law, [207]
Martin & Co., E., [356]
Martin, Jack, [268]
Martin, Mrs. Peter, [355]
Martin, W. H., [237]
Martinez, Nicolás, [391]
Mascarel, José, [62], [63], [65], [339], [341], [423], [596]; — & Barri, [189]
Masonic Temple, San Francisco, laying of corner-stone, [270]
Masons, F. & A., [156], [208], [317], [371], [624]; Lodge No. 42, [26], [105], [118], [203]
Massachusetts Cavalry, Second, [295]
Matches, Swedish, [120]
Mathes, S. J., [482]
Mathews, John R., [537]
Maurício, Maurice, [191]
Maximilian, Emperor, [224], [359]
Maxwell, George W., [567]
Maxwell, Walter S., [71], [537], [568]; Mrs. —, [71]
Mayerhofer, Josephine, [191]
Mayors of Los Angeles, [32], [33], [36], [50], [100], [105], [115], [147], [218], [288], [302], [372], [379], [388], [398], [399], [445], [467], [556], [561], [566], [613], [616], [638], [639], [642]; Mayor as Justice of Peace, [524]
Meat-packers, [482]
Meat, price affected by cold, [381]
Mechanics' Institute, [190]
Medical aid, visiting Europe for, [164]
Medical colleges, Los Angeles, [280], [593]; first medical school, [548]
Medical Profession of Southern California, History of the, [641]
Medicines, early, [110]
Meiggs, Harry, [21]
Mellus, Francis, [35], [36], [39], [61], [87], [105], [119], [132], [137], [227], [256], [265], [288]; Mrs. —, [61], [227]
Mellus, Henry, [39], [85], [132], [133], [226], [227], [256], [268], [284], [288]; Mrs. —, [85], [133], [227]; — & Howard, [61]
Mellus, James J., [61], [537], [607]
Mellus' Row, [60], [61], [71], [75], [248], [309], [313], [351], [472]
Mendell, George H., [618]
Mercantile Place, [539]
Merchandise, bet on races, [161]; —, early prices of, [73]
Merchandising, extravagant stories about, [38]
Merchants' Association, [605], [611]
Merchants and Manufacturers' Association, [611], [634]
Merchants, small stocks of, [311]; —, tricks of, [131], [177]
Merrymaking, [135]
Mesa, [322]
Mesmer, Louis, [191], [244], [303], [380], [523], [581], [596]
Messer, Kiln, [123], [200], [274], [275], [410]; Mrs. —, [442]
Methodists, [103], [340], [516]
Metlakahtla, [602]
Metropolitan Building, [639]
Mexican War, [108], [169]; — Veterans, [138], [499]
Mexicans, [89], [322], [330], [333]; cuisine of, [102], [133], [630]; dress of, [99], [157]; goods of, [62], [66], [279]; as laborers, [25]; as outlaws, [206], [333]; as illiterate voters, [42]
Mexico, [397]; peace proclamation of, [400]
Meyberg, Max, [605], [606], [639]; — Bros., [611]
Meyberg, Mrs. Morris , [xvi]
Meyer, Constant, [452]
Meyer, Edgar J., [644]
Meyer, Eugene, [68], [198], [237], [290], [355], [366], [377], [381], [383], [400], [450], [452], [464], [466], [480], [499], [523], [540], [644]; Mrs. —, [196], [290], [377], [564], [637], [644]; — & Co., Eugene, [452], [643]
Meyer, Isaac A., [309]; — & Breslauer, [309]
Meyer, J. A., [297]
Meyer, Louisa , [xvi]
Meyer, Samuel, [26], [75], [150], [194], [233], [309], [383]; Mrs. —, [75]
Meyer & Breslauer, [309]
Meying, William , [xvi]
Michaels, M., [72]
Micheltorena, Manuel, [92], [178]
Midwinter Fair, San Francisco, [605]
Mikado, [547]
Miles, Charles E., [446], [454], [457]
Miles, Nelson A., [581], [586], [587]
Military academy, first, [622]; — bands, [296], [394], [398], [579]; — posts, Los Angeles trade with, [265]
Milk, early peddling of, [172]
Miller, marble cutter, [406]
Miller, John M., [543]
Miller & Lux, [458]
Milliner's advertisement, [492]
Millington, S. J., [427]
Mills and millers, [54], [87], [213], [218], [367], [381], [470], [581]
Millspaugh, Jesse F., [532]
Milner, John, [404], [452], [568]; Mrs. —, [527]
Miner, Randolph Huntington, [473], [612]; Mrs. —, [473]
Mining and miners, [17], [94], [108], [123], [126], [148], [149], [228], [268], [271], [318], [321], [385]ff., [474], [475], [476], [477]
Minstrels, [186]
Mint Valley, [415]
Minting, early, [130]
Miron, Juan María, [202]
Miron, Juana, [202]
[Mirror], Los Angeles, [444], [474], [482], [530], [533], [617]
Mission Dolores, [276]
[Mission] Fathers, [88], [92], [101], [115], [199]
Mission Inn, Frank Miller's, [625]
Mission Play, [102]
Missions (see under [Spanish Missions])
Mitchell, Charles E. , [xvi]
Mitchell, Henry Milner, [417], [455], [457], [488], [499]; —, shot by mistake, [517]; Mrs. —, [517]
Mitchell, John S., [492]
Mix, W. A., [405]
Mob, psychology of the, [324]
Modjeska, Helena, [494], [495]; — Avenue, [495]
Moerenhaut, Jacob A., [254], [317], [501]
Moffatt & Co., [130]
Moffitt, A. B., [521]
Mohave County, Arizona, [92]
Mohongo, [465]
Moiso, Jim, [550]
Mojave, desert, [317]; Fort —, [281]; —, town of, [386], [387]
Molino, El, [54]
Mondonville, [579]
Money, exchange with San Francisco, [129]; expressing — as coin to San Francisco, [129]; hoarding — in bags, [129]; — orders, first foreign, [431]
Monk, Hank, [429]
Monroe, William N., [563]
Monrovia, [467], [563], [576], [578], [620]
[Monte], El, [71], [88], [90], [91], [92], [107], [150], [196], [207], [234], [251], [261], [317], [324], [325], [354], [426], [452], [471]
Montebello, [535]
Monterey, [22], [47], [254], [255], [279], [520]
Monterey, steamer, [465]
Monte Vista, [579]
Montgomery Saloon, [31], [209], [282]
Moody, Dwight L., [590]
Moore, C. E., [642]
Moore, Maggie, [381]
Moore, Walter S., [71], [464], [587]; Mrs. —, [71]
Moore, William, [319]
Moran, John, [363]
Moreno, bankrupt, [68]
Moreno, Francisco, [159]
Morford, W. E., [476]
Morgan, Octavius, [469], [568]
Morgan, Cosmo, [465]; — & Newmark, [465]
Mormons, [87], [88], [151], [155], [156], [217], [218], [242], [320], [345]
Morning Call, San Francisco, [427]
Morris, Herman, [72]
Morris, Jacob, [72]
Morris, Moritz, [72], [356], [383], [540]; — Bros., [104]; — Vineyard, [104], [539]
Morris, shoemaker, [86]
Morrison, Murray, [185], [295], [365], [436]; Mrs. —, [185], [436]
Morsch, Fred, [409]
Mortimer, C. White, [597]
Morton, F., [65], [66], [152], [248]
Morton, Levi P., [617]
Mosher, L. E., [583], [607], [616]
Mosquito Gulf, [14]
Mott, John G., [72]
Mott, Stephen Hathaway, [82], [366], [472], [534]
Mott, Thomas D., [64], [72], [73], [81], [82], [160], [181], [309], [311], [323], [324], [335], [366], [383], [440]; Mrs. —, [181], [309]; — Hall, [590]; — Market, [590]
Moulton, Elijah T., [171], [289]; Mrs. —, [171]
Mountain Meadow Massacre, [106], [217]
Mountain travel, difficulty of, [120], [121], [285]
Mounted Rifles, Los Angeles, [294]
Mud Springs, [387]
Mueller, Otto, [518]
Muir Glacier, [602]
Mulberry-tree, [390]
Mule Springs, [414]
Mules, [16], [92], [312]; on street railways, [462]; mule trains, [187], [312], [385]
Mulholland, William, [50], [509], [555]
Mullally, Joe, [396]; —, Porter & Ayers, [83]
Mumus, [125]
Municipal and County Adobe, [36], [40], [41], [209], [256], [324], [338], [530]
Municipal League, [545], [646]
Munk, J. A., [636], [647], [648]
Murat, John, [258]
"Murchison, Charles F.," [590]; — Letters, [590]
Murders, [31], [35], [46], [58], [139], [190], [206], [303], [304], [323], [324], [326], [327], [330], [340], [418], [424], [430], [432], [470], [512], [629]
Murdoch, W. T., [610]
Murieta, Joaquín, [58]
Murphy, Joe, [381]
Murphy, Sheriff, [223]
Muscupiabe, [90]
Museum of History, Science and Art, [110], [159], [238], [253], [258], [291], [457], [479], [622], [631], [640], [645]
Mushet, W. C., [639]
Music, early, [157], [183], [193], [268], [398]; Spanish and Mexican, —, [22], [31]; — teachers, [373]; musicians, [183], [213], [214], [412]
Mustard, wild, [126]
Mutton, [216]
Myles, Henry R., [109], [111], [320]
N
Nadeau, George A., [304]
Nadeau, H., [492]
[Nadeau], Remi, [304], [385]ff., [421], [513], [534], [558]; — Block, [558]; — Hotel, [385], [513], [518], [534], [587]; — Park, [576], [579]; — Station, [388]; rancho, [388]
Napa Valley, [199]
Naples, [621]
Naples, California, [630]
Nast, Thomas, [590]
Nation, The , [xii]
[National] Hotel, [396]
Natives, naïve temperaments of, [162]
Naud, Edouard, [202], [288]; Mrs. —, [202]; —'s Warehouse, [288]
Needles, [440]
Negroes, [123], [138], [330], [527]; negro troops, [330]
Negros, Calle de los, [30], [98], [288], [510]
Neuendorffer, R. C. , [xvi]
Neumark, West Prussia, [1]
Neuner, M. C., [639]
Nevada Bank, San Francisco, [595]
[New] Arlington Hotel, [418], [552]
New High Street, [472]
Newberry, John R., [551]
Newell, Jerry, [83]
Newfoundland, storm off, [11]
Newhall, Walter S., [607]
Newhall, [41], [95], [170], [504]
Newman, Edward, [330]
Newmark, Abraham, son of Joseph Newmark, [538]
Newmark, Augusta, wife of J. P. Newmark, [163], [191], [240]; death of, [611]
Newmark Bros., [559]
Newmark, Caroline, daughter of Joseph Newmark, [121], [347]
Newmark, Edith, daughter of Harris Newmark, [470]
Newmark, Edward J., son of Joseph Newmark, [121], [376], [624]
Newmark, Edward J., son of Harris Newmark, [515]
Newmark, Ella, daughter of Harris Newmark, [517], [533]
Newmark, Emily, daughter of Harris Newmark, [367]
Newmark, Estelle, daughter of Harris Newmark, [355]
Newmark (Neumark), Esther, mother of Harris Newmark, [1], [2], [3], [7]; death of, [360]
Newmark, Harriet, daughter of Joseph Newmark, [121], [195], [290]
Newmark, Harriet, daughter of J. P. Newmark, [444]
Newmark (Neumark), Harris, son of Philipp Neumark, birth, [1]; boyhood, [2]; accompanies father to Sweden, [3], [649]; first experience at sea, [3]; in Denmark and Sweden, [4]; returns to Loebau, [4]; becomes shoeblacking apprentice, [4]; visits Finland, [5]; experience with Russian bigotry, [5]; last winter at Loebau, [5]; invited by brother, J. P. Newmark, to come to California, [6]; leaves Gothenburg for America, [7]; forms peculiar acquaintance, [7]ff.; lands at Hull, [8]; arrested with fellow-passenger at Liverpool, [9]; misses steamer, [9]; sails from Liverpool, [10]; narrowly escapes shipwreck, [11]; arrives at New York, [12]; tries peddling—for a day, [13]; sails for California via Nicaragua, [14]; crosses the Isthmus, [15]; adventure on a mule, [16]; shares the vicissitudes of the trip with Lieutenant William Tecumseh Sherman, [17]; reaches the Pacific, [18]; enters the Golden Gate, [19]; meets Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Newmark and family, [121]; absorbed with early San Francisco life, [19]ff.; continues sea-trip to Southern California, [22]; disembarks at San Pedro, [22]; meets Phineas Banning, [23]; comes by stage to Los Angeles, [24]; amazed at first sight of Indians, squirrels and carne seca, [25]; reunion with brother, [26]; clerks for brother, [27]; makes rounds of Los Angeles gambling dens, [30]ff.; faces gun of drunken neighbor, [58]; and confronts weapon of another joker, [60]; early associations with Mayor Nichols, [32]; acts as agent for Henry Hancock, [37]; lives in the family of Joseph Newmark, [121]; first meeting with George Hansen, [37]; friendship with George Carson, [217]; learns Spanish before English, [121]; becomes charter member of Los Angeles Hebrew Benevolent Society, [123]; establishes himself in business, [128]; sacrifices necessary to attain success, [128]; first business profits, [128]; duns a debtor at some personal risk, [144]; becomes partner in Rich, Newmark & Co., [146]; business trips and adventures, [150]ff.; attends bull-fight, [161]; experiences first earthquake, [165]; participates in early social life, [183]; forms friendship with Cameron E. Thom, [228]; proposes marriage to Miss Sarah Newmark, [103]; third business venture, [189]; revisits San Francisco, [191]; rides horseback to Fort Tejón, [194]ff.; begins buying hides, [196]; joins the Masonic order, [203]; second experience with earthquake, [204]; as Vigilante, [205]; again visits San Francisco, [211]; dealings with Louis Robidoux, [175]; engages in sheep business, [220]; eyewitness to slaying of Sheriff Getman, [221]; marries Miss Sarah Newmark, [224], [589]; engages in the clothing trade, [237]; unfortunate business venture at Fort Tejón, [248]; participates in a rodeo, [242]; forms friendship with Winfield Scott Hancock, [246]; N. on Hancock's patriotism, [300]; becomes citizen of the United States, [249]; associations with Juan Bandini, [255]; appointed Deputy County Treasurer, [260]; delegate to Masonic ceremonies, San Francisco, [270]; first opportunity to use the telegraph, [271]; cordial relations with Senator Gwin, [296]; sees lynching of Cota, [304]; embarks in the commission business, [310]; suffers first loss of a child, [317]; is examined for health and becomes pioneer policy holder of Germania Insurance Company, [319]; present at wholesale lynching, [324]; condones lynch-law, [141]; probable narrow escape from accidental assassination, [330]; observes fearful effect of drought, [329]; loss in hide speculation, [331]; pays high price for flour and beans, [332]; buys first home, [335]; plays poker in jury-room, [55]; represses an anti-Lincoln demonstration and saves a friend, [337]; in response to a threat, establishes, with Phineas Banning, the firm of H. Newmark, soon H. Newmark & Co., [342]ff.; takes Frank Lecouvreur into his service, [344]; dealings with Mormons, [345]; forces business competitors to capitulate, [353]; buys out Banning, [353]; spectator at the King-Carlisle duel, [348]; also at the Kewen-Lemberg affray, [351]; decides to remove to New York, [359]; with family, crosses the Isthmus of Panamá, [359]; opens branch office in the metropolis, [359]; buys home in New York, [359]; revisits Europe, and sees again birthplace and father, [360]; at the Paris Exposition of 1867, [360]; unpleasant predicament at Covent Garden, [360]; bears to Miss Mary Hollister proposal of marriage from Phineas Banning, [368]; returns to Los Angeles, [376]; imports one of the first grand pianos seen here, [376]; introduces finger-bowls, [377]; installs bathroom in adobe, [119]; buys city acreage at auction, [379]; purchases site for home on Fort Street, [68], [381]; helps organize first social club, [383]; friendship with Remi Nadeau, [386]ff.; assists in welcoming William H. Seward, [398]; with an amusing result, [400]; involuntary candidate for Supervisorship, [403]; counsellor to Ladies' Hebrew Benevolent Society, [409]; intimate relations with early [ranchers], [421]; helps organize Sixth District Agricultural Society, [426]; on committee to arrange patriotic celebration, [428]; witnesses Chinese massacre, [434]; psychologically affected by the wool craze, [437]ff.; member of committee to invite Southern Pacific Railroad Company to build into Los Angeles, [440], [502]; helps prepare County railroad ordinances, [441]; one of the founders of the Public Library, [443]; visits Vasquez in captivity, [458]; travels to San Francisco by stage, [465]; N. on the future of Fort Street, [466]; housewarming, [467]; first meeting with Lucky Baldwin, [474]; visits Lake Tahoe, [477]; advises Juan Matías Sanchez against risking his property, [478]; buys first lot sold in Santa Monica, [480]; coöperates in editing Chamber of Commerce report for Centennial, [482]; by stage and rail to San Francisco, [496]; visits Centennial Exhibition, [497]; crossing Continent to New York by rail, [497]; makes use of early typewriter, [497]; again in San Francisco, [498]; takes part in the opening of San Fernando Tunnel, [504]; N. on discourteous treatment of C. F. Crocker by municipal authorities, [504]; relations with Leland Stanford, [322], [506]; dealings with John E. Hollenbeck, [492]; failure to appreciate land-values, [513]; sells Van Nuys Building site, [515]; removes temporarily to San Francisco, [520]; President of the Congregation, B'nai B'rith, [608]; President, Temple Block Co., [596]; meets Mme. Modjeska, [495]; director, Board of Trade, [537]; celebrates silver wedding, [538]; entertains Dr. Edward Lasker, [540]; tours Mexico and visits New Orleans Exposition, [546]; retires from wholesale grocery business, [549]; with Kaspare Cohn forms K. Cohn & Co., [549]; resumes shipping of hides and wool, [549]; relations with Alessandro Repetto, [552]ff.; administrator of Repetto's estate, [553]; one of the purchasers of the Repetto rancho, [552], [555]; a founder of Newmark and Montebello, [555]; invited to stand as candidate for Mayor, [556]; brings in Eastern coal at fabulously low rates, [557]; again tours Europe, [564]; N. on State division, [592]; invests in gas-making plant, [561]; in Alaska, [602]; at the Chicago Fair, [605]; dissolves partnership with Kaspare Cohn, [613]; revives H. Newmark & Co., [613]; on Pioneer Society committee, [614]; N.'s tribute to his brother, J. P. Newmark, [611]; builds residence on Grand Avenue, [593]; once more buys a lot at Santa Monica, [596]; final visit to Europe, [621]; builds Blanchard Hall, [68]; buys electric automobiles—and soon sells them, [626]; proposes monument to S. M. White, [469]; erects Gamut Club, [625]; participates in a movement to provide land for Federal Building, [630]; retires from business, [633]; N.'s tribute to Lionel J. Adams, [636]; golden wedding anniversary, [636]; at banquet to William H. Taft, [639]; N. on the death of his wife, [640]; recollections of family physicians, [648]; breaks ground for Jewish Orphans' Home, [643]; joins in testimonial to Griffith J. Griffith, [643]; speech at the half-century jubilee of M. A. Newmark & Co., [344]; receives loving cup, [344]; at Santa Monica, looking backward , [vii], [649]; views on longevity and health, [649]; attitude toward alcohol and tobacco, [649]; pride in Los Angeles, [651]; object in writing his memoirs , [ix], [477]
Newmark & Co., H., wholesale grocers, establishing of the firm, [343]; monopolize trade, [345]; supply Government stores, [354]; agents for insurance, [280]; affected by hard times, [358]; open branch office in New York, [359]; trade with Arizona, [414]; declared "the largest shippers," [436]; attitude toward a proposed opposition steamer, [436]; assistance rendered Remi Nadeau, [386]ff.; dealers in wool, [437]; purchase the Santa Anita rancho, [439]; the first to operate a two horse flat-truck, [439]; sale of the Santa Anita, [474]; their patronage solicited by Leland Stanford, [322], [506]; twice burglarized, [486]; fight with the Southern Pacific Railroad Co., [506]; purchase of Temple Block, [510]; early to employ traveling salesmen, [521]; loss in barley speculation, [534]; among the first to use the telephone, [531]; give fountain to the City, [534]; removal from Arcadia Block to Amestoy Building, Los Angeles Street, [537]; dissolution of the firm, [549]; revival, a decade later, [613]; [111], [230], [252], [301], [375], [379], [382], [422], [425], [444], [451], [475], [478], [500], [502], [514], [521], [526], [535]
Newmark, Henry M., son of Myer J. Newmark, [465]
Newmark, Hulda, niece of Harris Newmark, [443]
Newmark (Neumark), Johanna, sister of Harris Newmark, [7]
Newmark (Neumark), Joseph, uncle of Harris Newmark, and first to adopt the English form of the name, [122]; personality, [122]; reaches New York, [122]; organizes there Elm Street and Wooster Street synagogues, [122]; joins the Masons, at Somerset, Connecticut, [122]; marries Miss Rosa Levy, [122]; removes to St. Louis, [122]; then to Dubuque, [122]; arrives in Los Angeles, [121]ff.; brings first Chinese servant seen here, [123], [297]; establishes Los Angeles Hebrew Benevolent Society, [122]; officiates as rabbi, [122]; holds first Jewish service in Los Angeles, [122], [314]; leads movement for a Los Angeles Jewish cemetery, [122]; performs ceremony at marriage of sons and daughters, [191], [224], [290], [347], [464]; member of Newmark, Kremer & Co., [189]; death of, [520]; [37], [205], [228], [409], [464], [637]
Newmark (Neumark, Joseph Philipp), J. P., brother of Harris Newmark, [2]; and first of family to come to California, [6]; assists father in Sweden, [3]; goes to England, [3]; embarks for America, is drawn to San Francisco by the gold fever, and settles in Los Angeles, [6]; buys out Howard, [27]; partner of Jacob Rich, [19], [32]; as merchant, [27], [37], [57], [73], [427]; wholesaler, [32]; imports first camphine to Los Angeles, [34]; attends three-day barbecue, [157]; sends for Harris, [6]; furnishing him with funds, [13]; and gives him employment, [27]; interrupts an entertainment, [60]; removes to San Francisco, [60]; sells out and establishes credit for his brother, [128]; acts also as his business adviser, [146], [359]; helps organize Rich, Newmark & Co., [146]; becomes a Mason, [203]; revisits Europe, [163]; bearer of U. S. Government despatches, [163]; marries, in Germany, Fräulein Augusta Leseritz, [163]; returns from Europe, [191]; member of Newmark, Kremer & Co., [189]; removes again to San Francisco, [240]; activity there as commission merchant, [240], [344], [438]; forms partnership with Isaac Lightner under title of J. P. Newmark & Co., [344]; advises Harris to remove to New York, [359]; visits Lake Tahoe and the mines of Nevada, [477]; member of the delegation from San Francisco to attend the opening of the San Fernando tunnel, [503]; visits Carlsbad, [520]; returns to San Francisco, [520]; journeys again to Europe, [589]; and returns to Los Angeles, [589]; death of, [611]; [26], [271], [444], [559], [564], [598]; — & Kremer, [237]; —, Kremer & Co., [36], [104], [176], [189], [219], [235], [237]; — & Rich, [33]; — & Co., J. P., [344]
Newmark, Josephine Rose, youngest daughter of Harris Newmark, [564], [593]
Newmark, Leo, son of Harris Newmark, [515]
Newmark, Leo, son of J. P. Newmark , [xv], [564], [598]
Newmark, Marco R., son of Harris Newmark, accompanies parents to Europe, [564]; visits Alaska, [603]; graduates from the University of California and attends the University of Berlin, [624]; enters the wholesale grocery trade, [624]; friendly association with Homer Lea, [644]; vii
Newmark, Matilda, daughter of Joseph Newmark, [121], [191]
Newmark (Neumark), Morris A., nephew of Harris Newmark, arrives in Los Angeles, [344]; clerks for H. Newmark, later H. Newmark & Co., [354]; admitted as partner, [444]; marries Harriet, daughter of J. P. Newmark, [444]; helps organize M. A. Newmark & Co., [549]; participates in their fiftieth anniversary, and receives silver cup, [344]; [443], [514], [601]
Newmark & Co., M. A., successors to H. Newmark & Co., [549]; removal to Wholesale Street, [644]; celebrate their fiftieth anniversary, [343]; [517], [535], [559], [600], [624], [629], [644]
Newmark, Maurice H., son of Harris Newmark, sent to school in New York and Paris, [450]; partner in M. A. Newmark & Co., [549]; association with first three fiestas, [606], [607]; member of Executive Committee of Sound Money League, [613]; President of Associated Jobbers, [619], [635], [637]; Chairman of Supply Committee for Relief of San Francisco, [634]; helps incorporate Southwest Museum, [647]; member of Executive Committee, Stephen M. White Memorial Fund, [469]; one of Committee on Harbor Consolidation, [638]; Chairman, W. C. Mushet Campaign Committee, [639]; appointed Harbor Commissioner, [642]; resigns from Commission, [642]; presents silver cup to M. A. Newmark, at half-century jubilee, [344]; v, [497], [545], [642]
Newmark (Neumark), Max N., nephew of Harris Newmark, [382]; — & Edwards, [382]; — Grain Co., [382]
Newmark, Myer J., son of Joseph Newmark, journeys to California via the Horn, [121]; keeps diary of the voyage, [121]; arrives in Los Angeles, [121]; serves, later, as member of the Coleman Vigilance Committee, San Francisco, [55]; admitted to the Bar, [249]; as attorney, witnesses killing of Dorsey by Rubottom, [144]; helps organize the first public library here, [256]; partner in Howard, Butterworth & Newmark, [312]; Secretary of Los Angeles Mounted Rifles, [294]; City Attorney, [46]; represents H. Newmark & Co., in New York, [359]; member of H. Newmark & Co., [422], [444]; indirectly associated with the founding of Pasadena, [449]; marries Miss Sophie Cahen, [464]; early purchaser of land at Santa Monica, [480]; opposes anti-railroad legislation, [489]; pioneer in advertising Los Angeles in the East, [499]; retires from H. Newmark & Co. and removes to San Francisco, [514]; on Committee, Chamber of Commerce (later becoming President), [625]; instrumental in securing the Coronel Collection, [622]; in Europe, [564]; returns to Los Angeles, [642]; association with Kaspare Cohn, [642]; returns to San Francisco, [642]; death there, [642]
Newmark (Neumark), Nathan, brother of Harris Newmark, [7]
Newmark (Neumark), Philip, son of Nathan Newmark, [649]
Newmark (Neumark), Philip A., nephew of Harris Newmark, [601]; — & Co., P., [601]
Newmark, Philip H., son of Harris Newmark, [515]
Newmark (Neumark), Philipp, native of Neumark, West Prussia, and father of Harris Newmark, [1], [360]; sent, as a boy, to Napoleon Bonaparte, [1]; manufacturer of blacking and ink, [2]; travels in Sweden and Denmark, [2], [621]; voyages to New York, [2]; returns to Europe, [2]; resumes enterprises in Denmark and Scandinavia, [3]ff.; takes Harris into business, [4]; operates, with son, workshops at Copenhagen and Gothenburg, [6], [7], [649]; consents to lad's departure for California, [7]; warns Harris against strangers, [8]; death, [360]
Newmark, Phineas, son of J. P. Newmark, [559]
Newmark, Rosa, wife of Joseph Newmark, [122]; removes to Los Angeles, [121], [123]; Prime mover in formation of Ladies' Hebrew Benevolent Society, [409]; death of, [482]; [464], [637]
Newmark, Samuel M., son of J. P. Newmark, [559]; — Bros., [559]
Newmark, Sarah, daughter of Joseph Newmark and wife of Harris Newmark, arrives here via the Horn, [121]; narrow escape in school catastrophe, [224]; engaged to Harris Newmark, [103]; marriage, [224]; Vice-President, Ladies' Hebrew Benevolent Society, [409]; celebrates silver wedding, [538]; visits Mexico, [546]; tours Europe, [564]; keeps diary of the journey, [565]; revisits Europe, [621]; celebrates golden wedding, [636]; death, [640]; interest in orphans, [643]; [106], [195]
Newmark, Los Angeles County, [555]
New Mexico, [282], [301], [361], [507], [542]
New Orleans Exposition, [546]
New Orleans Shaving Saloon, [137]
Newport, [494]
Newport Landing, [506]
Newport, steamboat, [506], [507]
[News], Los Angeles, [283], [306], [315], [316], [317], [350], [370], [380], [420], [431], [446]
News, slow transmission of, [93], [211]; — of the War, [305]
News Letter, [339]
Newspapers, first issues of, [92], [133], [156], [223], [308], [318], [388], [427], [443], [444], [450], [465], [495], [516], [530], [533], [541], [548], [557], [559], [584], [626], [642]; —, first free advertising, [533]; —, from the East, [235], [256]; illustrated —, [627], [642]; first seven-day issues, [557]; —, during the Boom, [574]ff.; —, during the Civil War, [305], [339], [371]
New Town (San Pedro), [236], [290]
New Vernon, [579]
New Year's, early celebration of, [58], [59]
New York City, [12], [13], [14], [17], [359], [497]; shipment of hides to, [331]
New York Herald, [497]
New York Mine, [475]
New York Times, [497]
Nicaragua, [14], [18], [236], [459]
Nicaragua Route, [13], [18], [467], [517]; —, Lake, [15]
Nichols, Daniel B., [33], [384]
Nichols, John Gregg, [32], [33], [35], [36], [105], [115], [205], [218], [246], [356], [364], [384], [400], [616]; Mrs. —, [46]
Nichols, John Gregg, Jr., [33]
Nichols' Canyon, [455]
Nickels, [248]
Nido, El, [473]
Niedecken, Henry, [508]
Nieto, Dolores, [51]
Nieto, Manuel, [180]
Nietos, rancho, Los, [180], [214], [261], [362]; town of —, [549]; — Valley, [413], [577]
Nigger Alley, [30], [31], [400], [432], [433], [510]
Nordhoff, Charles, [445], [624]; —, town of, [624]
Nordholt, William, [65], [202], [244]; Mrs. —, [202], [245]
Nordlinger, Louis S., [356]
Nordlinger, Melville, [356]
Nordlinger, S., [356]; — & Sons, [356]
Normandie, [564]
North Beach, San Francisco, [478]
North Beach, Santa Monica, [612]
Northcraft, C. L., [483]
Northcraft, W. H., [483]; — & Clark, [484]
Norton, Myron, [45], [47], [54], [140]; — Avenue, [48]
Norton, M., [72]
Norton, S. B. , [xvi]
Novius cardinalis, [544]
Nuestra Señora Reyna de los Angeles, La, [100]
Nurses, scarcity of trained, [409]
Nuts, [412]
O
Oak Knoll, [169]
Oak trees, [126]
Oath of allegiance, [308], [321]
Oatman girls, [218]
O'Brien, Jack, [348]
O'Brien, Thomas, [386]
O'Campo, Francisco, [99], [100]
O'Campo, Tommy, [429]
Occidental College, [566]
Occidental Sketches, [361]
Ocean, steamer, [308]
Ocean Park, [603], [627], [645]
Ocean Spray, [579]
Odd characters, [253], [277], [527], [528], [610]
Odd Fellows Lodge No. 35, [49], [149], [355], [402], [624]; — halls, [300], [513]
Oden, George N., [394]
Odontological Society of Southern California, [368]
Off, J. W. A., [607]
Offices, [570]; furnishing of —, [435], [570]
Offutt, R. H., [380]
Ogier, Isaac Stockton Keith, [35], [45], [53], [246]; — Street (Lane), [54]
Ohio, steamer, [152]
Oil, [377], [379], [407], [622]; — found in residence district, [603]; — hair, [138]; — Queen, [603]
Olden, W. R., [441]
Old Oaken Bucket, The, [231]
Old Settler's Society, [614]
Oleander, [579]
Olives and their culture, [92], [212], [302], [412], [472]; — oil, [302]
Olivewood, [579]
Olla-podrida, [118]
Olney, Mrs. C. R., [628]
Olvera, Agustin, [35], [47], [99], [102], [214], [215]; — Street, [99]
Olvera, Louisa (later Mrs. C. H. Forbes), [214]
Olympia, [436]
O'Melveny, H. K. S., [285], [403], [426], [441], [466], [493]; Mrs. —, [403]
O'Melveny, H. W., [403], [476], [578], [614], [626], [648]
Omnibuses, [389], [397], [402]
O'Neill, Lillian Nance, [155]
On Horseback, [597]
Onteveras, Pacífico, [212]
Opéra Comique, Paris, [565]
Ophir Mine, [474]
Orange Grove Association, [445], [448]
Oranges and orange groves, [211], [212], [286], [352], [382], [391], [412], [448], [532], [576], [578]; orange trees brought from Nicaragua, [459]; first navel oranges, [451], [625]; device for picking oranges, [265]
Orchards, [28], [112], [162], [573], [578]
Ord, E. O. C., [33], [34], [112], [336]; — Survey, [334]
O'Reilly, James, [475]
O'Reilly, John Boyle, [605]
Oriental Restaurant, [491]
Oriental Stage Co., [417]
Oriflamme, [346]
Orizaba, [376], [381], [397], [398], [405], [465]
Orme, Henry S., [371], [423], [614]
Ormsby, J. S., [130]
Ormsby, W. L., [234]
Oropel, [136]
Orphans, homes for, [190], [643]
Ortega, Émile C., [87]
Ortiz, Miguel, [272]
Osborn, John, [373]
Osburn, William B., [94], [107], [108], [109], [138], [155], [192], [194]
Osgoodby, George, [590]
Ostriches, [547]; the Ostrich Farm, [547]
Otaheite, [254]
Othello, [588]
Otis, Harrison Gray, [468], [533], [555], [556], [557], [589], [607], [616], [626]; Mrs. —, [617]
Otter hunting, [170]
Our Italy, [597]
Out of Doors California and Oregon, [476]
Out West Magazine, [542], [646]
Overland Mail, [259], [301], [375]; — Co., [234]; — Route, [234], [242], [271], [294]; — staging, [91], [234], [267]
Overman & Caledonia mines, [477]
Overstreet, Dr., [107]
Owens, Bob, [138]; Mrs. (Aunt Winnie), [138]
Owens Lake, cleansing properties of, [387]
Owens, Madison T., [607]
Owens River and country, [375], [385]ff.; — Aqueduct, [50], [545]; — Mines, [322], [385]ff.; — Valley, [440]
Oxarart, Gaston, [310]; — Block, [513]
Oxnard, Henry T., [598]; —, town of, [599]
Oxnard, Robert, [598]
Oyharzabel, Domingo, [549]
Oysters, [279]
P
Pacific & Atlantic Telegraph Co., [283]
Pacific Coast compared to other countries, [398]
Pacific Electric Building, [620]
Pacific Light and Power Co., [515]
Pacific Mail Steamship Co., [465], [486]
Pacific Railway Expedition, [364]; —'s view of Los Angeles, [364]
Packard, Albert, [168]
Packard, T. T., [500]
Packet Service, Coast, [152], [153], [237]
Pack-trains, [272]
Padilla, Juan N., [32], [244]; — Building, [57]
Padres (see [Mission Fathers])
Paisano, [159]
Palace Saloon, [455]
Palacio, El, [223]
Palmas, Dos, [414]
Palmer, Joseph C., [272]
Palomares, Ygnácio, [174], [179]; —, town of, [578]
Palos Verdes rancho, [71], [182], [357], [581]
Panamá Canal, [236], [651]; — Route and travel, [13], [46], [142], [305], [315], [359], [532], [623]; — hat, [158], [159]; —, Kern County, [453]
Pan de huevos, [134]
Panic following prosperity, [478]
Panocha, [134]
Paper, local manufacture of, [384]
Pardee, George C., [631]
Paris, [67], [360], [450], [564]; —, Commune, [491]; —, Exposition, 1855, [164]; —, Exposition, 1867, [360]
Paris Exposition Circus, [381]
Parish, E. C., [92]
Parisian, [381]
Parker House, San Francisco, [22]
Parker, E. S., [512]
Parkman, Francis , [xii]
Parks, [97], [388], [417], [539], [557], [614], [643]
Parnell mines, [475]
Parris, Willis, [483]
Parrott, Dr., [200]
Parson, A. C., [630]
Parson, A. M., [630]
Pasadena, [178], [238], [316], [337], [445], [557], [576], [578], [579], [585], [586], [592], [599], [601], [613]; —, Colony and Settlement, [50], [532]; —, origin of name, [448]; South —, [586]; — Railroad, [563]
Paso de Águila, El, [82]
Paso, El, [546]
Pastores, Los, [102]
Pastrymen, [288]
Patagonia Copper Mining Co., [276]
Patents to lands, [146], [166], [172], [173], [174], [179], [182], [244], [275], [509]
Patrick, M. S., [472]
Pattee, Frank A., [646]
Patterson, W. C., [607], [626]
Patton, George S. and Mrs., [363]
Patton, George S., Jr., [363], [568]; Mrs. —, [363]
Patton, Harry, [612]
Paul, C. T., [516]
Paulding, Joseph, [261]
Pavements, [519], [561], [584]
Pawnbrokers, [221]
Payne, Henry T., [465], [499], [557]
Paynter, J. W., [427]
Peach and honey, [40]
Peachbrand, chewing tobacco, [253]
Pearl Street, [231], [362], [461], [559]
Pease, [126]
Pedro, game of, [230]
Pedro, the Indian, [124]
Peel. B. L., [425], [436]; — & Co., B. L., [425]
Pekin Curio Store, [232]
Pellissier, Germain, [362]
Peoples, Superintendent, [415]
People's Store, [530]
Pepys, Samuel xi; — Diary , [xiii]
Perry, Everett R., [639]
Perry, Mamie (Perry-Davis, later Mrs. Modini Wood), [528], [529]
[Perry], W. H., [66], [81], [162], [317], [349], [366], [428], [521], [528], [543], [636]; Mrs. —, [66], [162], [528]; — & Co., [81]; — & Woodworth, [81], [82], [127], [412]
Persimmon tree, [163]
Peru, [71], [120], [162], [389], [542]
Pescadero, [127]
Pesthouse, [118]
Peter, Father, [553]
Petroleum, [459]
Petsch, A., [607]
Peyton, Valentine, [604]
Pflugardt, George W., [206]
Phæton, first here, [511]
Phelps, E. C., [405]
Philadelphia, [497]; — Brewery, [197], [500]; —, Centennial at, [497]; — Oil Co., [170]; — & California Oil Co., [302]
"Philip's Best" beer, [231]
Philippines, [616]
Philippi, Jake, [230]
Phillips, Louis, [89], [531]; — Block, [115], [530]; [161], [330], [421]; Mrs. —, [89]
Photographers, [82], [293], [364], [465]; wet-plate —, [365]
Physical culture, first, [273]
Physicians, [26], [58], [92], [94], [99], [106], [107]ff., [193], [227], [237], [245], [322], [389], [423], [548], [589], [593], [598], [641], [648]
Pianos, [376]
Pianos and their Makers, [628]
Picayune, [192]
Picnics, [132], [397], [401], [429]
Pico, Andrés, [38], [92], [99], [135], [172], [173], [178], [179], [180], [190], [208], [214], [381], [400], [441], [488], [493]; — ranches, [179]
Pico, António María, [297]
Pico, Jesus, [178]
[Pico], Pio, [27], [98], [99], [102], [160], [170], [173], [177], [179], [180], [293], [294], [297], [332], [400], [471], [531], [608]; — Crossing, [180]; — Heights, [609]; — House, [98], [180], [186], [396], [431], [469], [488], [491], [500], [516], [518]; — ranches, [180]; — Spring, [346]; — Street, [73], [125]
Pico, Ysidora, [173]
Pierce, Edward T., [532]
Pierce, H. A., [121]
Pierce, N. & Co., [152]
Pigeon messengers, [430]
Pig lead, [387]
Pike, George H., [590]
Pilgrim, brig, [226]
Pilon, [77]
Pinafore, [547]
Pinney Block, [192]
Pinole, [134]
Pintoresca, [586]
Pioneer Oil Co., [346]
Pioneer Race Course, [303]
Pioneers, banquet to, [630]; neglected duty of — , [vii]; early proposed society of —, [561]; — first as tourists, [353]
Pioneers of Southern California, Los Angeles County, [239], [614]
Pipes, clay and brier, [253]
Pipes, iron, [365], [377], [384], [445]; — wooden, [350], [366]
Pitch-roofs, [114]
Piteå, [4]
Pi-Utes, [275]
Pixley, Frank, [525]
Plains, continental, [71], [77], [82], [304], [403]; local significance of, [276]
Planters Hotel, Anaheim, [643]
Playa del Rey, [125], [459], [490]
Plaza, [30], [31], [47], [66], [97], [98], [99], [100], [101], [106], [107], [112], [115], [149], [210], [224], [232], [254], [262], [272], [281], [285], [294], [296], [300], [381], [385], [388], [417], [418], [461], [488], [511], [518], [535], [557]; — water tank, [211], [388], [418]
Plaza Church, [82], [97], [100], [101], [112], [114], [258], [293], [628]; —, repairing of, [293]
Plaza Hotel, San Juan Bautista, [270]
Plaza, San Francisco, [21], [98]
Pleasant Valley, [496]
Pleasants, J. E., [106], [126], [127], [171], [326], [413], [494]
Ploennies, Otto von, [499]
Plows, iron and steel, [357]
Plumbers' tools, brought from San Francisco, [384]
Plunger, luck of a, [333]
Pocahontas, gunboat, [350]
Poe, Edgar Allan, [101]
Polaski, Isidor, [70]
Polaski, Louis, [70]; — & Goodwin, [70]; — & Sons, [70]
Polaski, Myer L., [70]
Polaski, Samuel, [70]; — Bros., [70]
Police, first chief of, [510]; lack of —, [333]; poor — protection, [487]
Politeness, accident due to excessive, [419]
Political celebrations, [268]; — gatherings, [40], [282], [511]
Pollitz, Edward, [230]
Pollock, merchant, [70]; — & Goodwin, [70]
Polonia, [253]
Pomegranates, [126]
Pomona, [330], [576]; — Valley, [578]
Pond, Edward B., [598]
Ponet, Victor, [382]
[Pony] Express, [245], [264], [291], [294], [373]
Population of Los Angeles, [25], [266], [271], [528], [567]
Porches, [113]
Porcupine, [57]
Portable houses, [203]
Port Ballona, [579]; — Harford, [346]; — Los Angeles, [468]; — San Carlos, [16]; — San Luis, [152]
Porter, David Dixon, [222]
Porter, F. B., [459]
Porter, George K., [459]
Porter, murder of, [35]
Porterfield, W. H., [610]
Portius, Dr., [599]
Portland, Oregon, [373]
Portolá, Gaspar de, [627]
Portugal, Adolph, [244], [248], [311], [346]
Portuguese Bend, [581]
Posse, Sheriff's, [206], [348], [455], [457], [471]; — comitatus, [324], [433]
Postage stamps, sale of, [431]; —, scarcity of, [410]
Post, delay of, [93], [147], [264]
Postmasters, remuneration of early, [380], [449]
Post Office, [66], [94], [231], [291], [349], [354], [372], [380], [410], [514], [560], [604], [630]
Potatoes, [331]
Potomac Block, [115]
Potrero Grande, [181]
Potter, Nehemiah A., [203], [218], [246]; — & Co., [219]
Potter, O. W., [405]
Poulterer, De Ro & Eldridge, [281]
Pound Cake Hill, [301], [374], [452]
Powers, Ethel, [645]
Powers, L. M., [634]
Prager, Charles, [104], [180], [383]
Prager, Sam, [104], [105], [314], [383]
Prairie schooners, [201], [345], [414]
Prentice, B. H. , [xvi]
Presbyterians, [566]
President of the United States, gift to, [219]
Prentiss, Samuel, [238]
Preuss, Edward, [409]; Mrs. —, [39]; — & Pironi, [363]
Prévost, Louis, [390]
Price, Burr , [xvi]
Prices of commodities, early, [345]
Prickly pear, [126]
Pride of the Sea, clipper-brig, [237]
Pridham, R. W., [606], [607], [611]
Pridham, William, [106], [373], [374], [481]; Mrs. —, [373]; — Block, [192]
Principal, Calle, [31]
Prisoners on public works, [286]
Pro-Cathedral, Episcopal, [301]
Processions, [101], [254], [296], [338], [442], [499], [528], [529], [606]
Progrès, le, [541]
Progressive Party, [639], [642]
Prohibition, convention, [13]; first — community, [340]
Promontory Point, Utah, [388]
[Property], low valuations of, [37], [220], [379], [572]
Protestants and the Protestant Church, [102], [103], [208], [246], [313], [314], [516]
Providencia, locomotive, [592]
Providencia rancho, [74], [578]
Provincial life in the late sixties, [377]
Prudhomme (Prudhon), L. Victor, [62], [427]
Pryor, Charles, [293]
Pryor, Lottie, [293]
Pryor (Prior), Nathaniel (Miguel N.), [292], [293]; Mrs. —, first wife, [293]; Mrs. —, second wife, [293]
Pryor, Nathaniel, Jr., [293]
Pryor, Pablo, [293]
Pueblo-like life of the early sixties, [266]
Puente, la, [475], [494], [520]; — Creek, [471]; — Mills, [470]; — oil, [172], [377]; — rancho, [87], [172], [242], [377]
Puerto San Miguel, Barcelona, [490]
Pursuits, humble, [79]
Q
Quartermaster, U. S. A., [246], [265], [297]
Queen City, proposed town of, [318]
Queen & Gard, [370]
Queen of the Pacific, steamship, [602]
Quimby, C. H. , [xvi]
Quinces, [126]
R
Race track, [462]
Raffles, [385]
Raho, Padre Blas, [293]
[Railroads], [331], [352], [363], [370], [373], [380], [402], [423], [430], [440], [452], [486], [507], [556], [562], [581], [583], [604], [614], [630]; accidents, [536], [583]; affected by steamers, [404]; Railroad Commission, [620]; excursions, [393], [394], [404], [430], [442], [485], [525]; first fight against the — companies, [506], [507]; locomotives, [376], [380], [397], [402]; first one built here, [592]; war between —s, [556], [570]; San Pedro — (see [Los Angeles & San Pedro R. R.)]; opposition to —s, [354], [441]; private cars, [487]; Seward's prediction as to —s, [399]
Raimond, R. E., [283]
Rainfall, effect and importance of, [34], [215], [309], [329], [360], [380]; rains, [241], [289], [328], [329], [487], [541]
Rains, Fannie V., [617]
Rains, John, [197], [302], [326], [348], [617]; Mrs. —, [168]
Raisins, [412]
Ralphs, George A., [550]; Mrs. —, [550]; — & Francis Grocery, [550]; — Grocery Co., [550]
Ramirez, Andrés, [63]
Ramirez, B. F., [443]
Ramirez, Francisco P., [156], [333], [493]
Ramirez, town of, [575]
Ramona, [41], [102], [445], [520], [531]
Ranch stores, [175]
Ranchos and rancheros, [84], [110], [166]ff., [175], [181], [214], [242], [313], [329], [332], [340], [344], [421]; ranch fences, [167], [274]; Spanish ranch houses, [167]
Ranger, Reminiscences of a, [58]
Rangers, [35], [53], [58], [74], [83], [99], [139], [147], [207], [221]
Rankin, Collector, [306]
Rapp, William, [480]
Rattlesnakes, [415]
Rattlesnake Island, [174], [268], [426], [601]
Ravenna, Manuel, [233], [234], [475]
Ravenna, town of, [475]
Rawson, A. M., [619]
Raymond, [576], [578], [579]; — Hotel, [576], [586]
Real Castillo, [424]
Real Estate Advertiser, [370]
Real estate, [232], [332], [333], [362], [401], [513], [522], [569]ff., [583]; leap frog with —, [536]; sudden advances in —, [570]
Realty agents, first, [401]
Reata, [34], [85], [92], [150], [333]
Reaume, Captain, [381]
Rebbick, Lydia, [250]
Record, Los Angeles, [610]
Records, Edward, [557]
Redondo, boom at, [631], [632]; — Salt Works, [133], [492]
Red Rock, [387]
Redwood, [230]
Reed, Henry, [316]
Reed, maniac, [220]
Reed, Thomas Brackett, [614]
Refreshments, [184]
Refrigerator cars, [623]
Registration of 1869 voters, [401]
Reid, Hugo, [89], [107]; Mrs. —, [165]; —, library of, [47]
Reid, Templeton, [130]
Religious services held in courts, [314], [339]
Rendall, Stephen A., [364]
Repetto, Alessandro, [421], [454], [458], [552]ff.; — rancho, [450], [552], [555]; —'s brother, [553]ff.
Republican, Evening, [495], [533]
Republicans, [91], [285], [296], [323], [639]; "black" —, [240]
Requena, Manuel, [38], [105], [190], [219], [253]; — Street, [32], [38]
Restaurant life, early, [27], [369], [490]; outdoor restaurants, [340]
Reward unpaid by L. A. County, [425]
Reyes, Pablo, [202]
Reyes, Ysidro, [202]
Reynolds, C. C., [619], [635], [637]
Reynolds, J. J., [389], [397], [417], [429]
Rhea, Mlle., [543]
Rheim, Philip (Felipe), [58], [59], [64]
Rice, [329]
Rice, George D., [612]
Rice, Mr., [502]
Rich, B. B. , [xvi]
Rich, Jacob, [19], [21], [23], [24], [32], [60], [61], [118], [189]; Mrs. —, first Jewess to settle here, [60], [61], [104]; — Bros., [12]; — & Laventhal, [189]; —, Newmark & Co., [146]
Richards, C. N. & Co., [133]
Richland, [352]
Rico, Mr. and Mrs., [181]
Riis, Jacob A., [642]
Riley, Frank, [262]
Rinaldi, C. R., [377]
Rincon de los Bueyes, [460]
Rincon rancho, [74]
Rio Colorado, U. S. Surveying Expedition to, [183]
Rise and Fall of the Mustache, The, [588]
Ritchie, William, [320]
Rivara, Dominico, [550]
Riverside, [175], [391], [451]
River Station, [531]
Robarts, John, [535], [554]ff.
Robert, Dent H., [626]
Robidoux Hill, [175]
Robidoux, Louis, [64], [174], [176], [177], [374], [391]; Señora —, [175]; — Mount, [175]; — rancho, [391]; —, spelling of name, [176]
Robinson, Edward I. , [xvi]
Robinson, J. W., [536]; — Co., [513]; — Dry Goods Co., [536]
Robinson, W. W., [587]
Rocha, A. J., [37]
Rocha, Jacinto, [174]
Rock-fish, [127]
Rocky Mountain Circus, Bartholomew's, [262]
Rodgers, Walter E., [455]
Roeder, Louis, [153], [154], [239], [267]; — Block, [267]
Rogers, Ralph, [568]
Rojo, Manuel Clemente, [53], [54], [56]
Roller-skating, [426]
Roman Catholics (see under [Catholics])
Rome, [398]
Romero, Guadalupe, [226]
Roofs, of tar, [114]; —, tiled, [114]; —, weighted with stones, [336]
Roosevelt, Theodore, [625], [629]
Roosters, game, [162]
Rosa, José de la, [93]
Rose, Annie Wilhelmina, [403]
Rose, L. J., [43], [200], [285], [286], [403], [421], [426], [427], [439], [441], [472], [483], [578], [584], [585], [589], [592]; Mrs. (Amanda) —, [578]; Rose Meade, [592]
Rose, Truman H., [389], [390], [419], [452]; Mrs. —, [390]
Rosecrans, William Starke, [33], [382], [397]; —, town of, [579]
Rosedale, [609]; — Cemetery, [548], [567]
Rose Tournament at Pasadena, first, [592]
Roses, imported from the East, [139]
Ross, Erskine Mayo, [230], [488], [565], [607]
Ross, W. G., [150]
Round House, [41], [64], [126], [192], [259], [272], [273], [428], [499], [522], [585]; — George, [193], [463]
Rouse, W. J. , [xvi]
Rowan, George D., [510]
Rowan, James, [191]
Rowan, P. D., [511]
Rowan, R. A., [511]; — & Co., [511]
Rowan, Thomas E., [191], [269], [383], [405], [446], [552], [606]; Mrs. —, [191]; — Avenue, [191]; — Street, [191]
Rowland, John, [87], [91], [106], [172], [211], [421], [494]; Mrs. —, [91]
Rowland, Nieves, [172]
Rowland, William (Billy), [172], [377], [454], [455], [458], [532]
Royere, Paul P. , [xii]
Rúbio, José de, [23], [201], [202]; Señora —, [202], [609]; Rúbio's, [202]
Rubottom, Ezekiel, [91], [144]
Rubottom, William (Uncle Billy), [91], [144]
Rugby School, [422]
Rule, Ferdinand K., [597], [607], [625]
Rumph, John and Frau, [402]
Russ Garden, San Francisco, [275]
Russia, steamship, [360]
Ryan, Andrew W., [495]
Ryan, F. G., [603]
Rydall, E. H., [547]
S
Sabichi, Josefa Franco, [171]
Sabichi, Mateo, [171]
Sabine Pass, [350]
Sachs & Co., L. & M., [381]
Sackett & Morgan, [346]
Sackett, Russell, [36]
Sackville-West, Lord, [590]
Sacramento, [260], [389], [403], [453], [496], [562]
Saddle-horses, [157]
Saddles and saddlery, [74], [82], [85], [110], [111], [132], [157], [159], [291], [383], [473], [528]
Saeger, J., [619]
Safes, for valuables and money, [129], [343], [487]
Saginaw, steamer, [341]
Sailing vessels, [237], [290], [345]; from and to the Atlantic, [151], [331]. (See also under [Cape Horn])
Sainsevain, Jean Louis, [132], [163], [197], [198], [239], [254], [265], [273], [300], [350], [365], [366], [369], [592]; — Bros., [199]; — Street, [199]; — Vineyard, [198]
Sainsevain, Louis , [xvi]
Sainsevain, Michel, [199]
Sainsevain, Paul, [199]
Sainsevain, Pierre, [198], [199], [265]
St. Athanasius Church, [301]
[St]. Charles Hotel, [469], [514]
[St]. Elmo Hotel, [252], [469], [525], [613]
St. George d'Oléron, France, [281]
St. James, [579]
St. Louis, [416]
St. Paul's School, [340]
St. Valentine's Day, [46], [296]
St. Vincent's College, [232], [341]
Salaberri, Juan, [549]; — & Co., J., [549]
Salandie, Mme., [78]
Salesmen, traveling, [521]
Salinas City, [497]
Saloons, [21], [29], [30], [31], [39], [59], [64], [134], [149], [209], [230], [347], [405], [480], [570]; —, synonym for shops, [137], [396]
Salsido, Vicente, [114]
Salt Lake City, [66], [74], [155], [187], [233], [248], [304], [345], [351], [498]; —, Great, [187]; —, trade with, [187], [290]
Salt Lake Express, Great, [155]
Salt Lake Route, [82]
Salt, Liverpool, [557]
Samsbury, Stephen, [424]
San António rancho, [174], [220], [263]
San Bernardino, [71], [74], [88], [90], [150], [155], [165], [187], [198], [207], [233], [234], [242], [287], [312], [313], [323], [337], [366], [411], [414], [415], [549]; — County, [87], [281], [426]
San Bernardino Mountains, [350], [370]; —, ice from, [191], [247], [370]
San Bernardino rancho, [263]
[San] Buenaventura, [153], [209], [246], [298], [395], [496]
San Carlos, Port, [16]
San Clemente Island, [216]
San Diego, [28], [67], [71], [152], [160], [207], [397], [398], [411], [418], [472], [589], [633]; —, Old Town, [153], [367]; — County, [426], [531]
San Diego, [520], [589], [633]
San Diego & Gila River Railroad, [382]
San Feliciano Cañon, [95]
San Fernando, [386], [459], [496], [516], [579]; — Farm Association, [381]
San Fernando Mission, [92], [120], [196], [459]
San Fernando Mountains, [321], [323], [385], [459], [502]
San Fernando placers, [313]
San Fernando ranches, [179], [180], [381], [459]
San Fernando Street, [63], [160], [493]; — railroad station, [211]
San Fernando tunnel, [323], [386], [459], [496], [502]; —, declared impossible, [503]; —, inauguration of, [504]
San Fernando Valley, [275], [531]; — and bears, [447]
San Francisco, [19]ff., [39], [71], [73], [120], [152], [153], [160], [199], [211], [216], [233], [240], [242], [260], [283], [284], [294], [296], [322], [325], [359], [397], [401], [411], [417], [453], [497], [504]; — compared with Los Angeles, [582]; —, dependence of Los Angeles on, [73], [152], [305], [311], [313], [332], [384], [405], [406], [410], [438]; theatrical talent from —, [286], [381], [422]; — earthquake and fire, [633]ff., [636]; relief furnished — by Los Angeles, [634]; —, first three-story building there, [610]; — Grand Opera House, [560]; lead shipped to —, [388]; — Dock & Wharf Co., [269]; — rancho, [40], [120]; — & San José Valley Railroad, [393]; — as a standard of comparison, [491]
San Francisquito Cañon, [95]; — Ranch, [170], [174]
San Gabriel, [50], [54], [71], [87], [89], [90], [106], [107], [126], [161], [165], [199], [208], [376], [384], [386], [579]; — Cañon, [95]; locomotive, [376]
San Gabriel Electric Co., [515]
San Gabriel Mission, [55], [88], [102], [171], [199], [200], [255], [286], [493], [501]
San Gabriel Mountains, [179]
San Gabriel placers, [313]
San Gabriel River, [91], [180], [257], [471]; New —, [406]
San Gabriel, sheep at, [216]
San Gabriel Valley, [90], [91], [107], [168], [374], [531], [576]
San Gabriel Wine Co., [302]
San Jacinto and Valley, [374], [620]
San Joaquín Ranch, [181], [206]
San Joaquín Valley, [440]; — rate case, [619], [620]
San José, [153], [234], [357], [453], [458], [497]
San José rancho, [144], [174], [178], [179], [476]
San Juan Bautista, [270]
San Juan Cajón de Santa Ana, [166]
San Juan Capistrano, [157], [181]; Don San Juan and Don San Juan Capistrano, [173]; — Mission, [92], [206], [207], [254], [326]
San Juan de Fuca, [346]
San Juan del Norte, [14], [15], [18]
San Juan del Sur, [16], [17], [18]
San Juan River, [15]
San Luis Obispo, [22], [48], [153], [178], [188], [246], [496]; — County, [246], [447]
San Luis, [465]
San Pasqual rancho, [36], [178], [237], [316], [346], [412], [448]
San Pedro, [22], [23], [24], [27], [48], [68], [74], [127], [152], [155], [156], [170], [173], [188], [197], [199], [202], [205], [227], [236], [245], [250], [274], [276], [290], [301], [302], [306], [308], [346], [359], [380], [395], [404], [424], [427], [460], [468], [522], [637], [638]
San Pedro Harbor, [174], [268], [290], [320], [404], [426], [450], [468], [581], [617], [618]; — fight, [617]
San Pedro, journey by foot from, [68], [149]
San Pedro, Los Angeles & Salt Lake Railroad, [341], [535], [630]
San Pedro, New, [236], [250], [290], [302], [307], [317], [321]
San Pedro New Town, [236], [290], [307]
San Pedro Railroad (see under [Los Angeles])
San Pedro, rancho de, [173], [340]
San Pedro Street, [25], [160], [200], [202], [335], [459]; — Railway, [487], [488]
San Pedro Wharf, [568]
San Quentin Prison, [206], [326]
San Rafael Ranch, [178], [214]; — Heights, [646]
San Timoteo Cañon, [591]
San Vicente rancho, [143], [181], [479], [586]
Sanchez, Francisco, [181]
Sanchez Hall, [99]
Sanchez, Juan Matías, [181], [421], [478]
Sanchez, Pedro, [183]
Sanchez, Tomás A., [43], [99], [275], [324], [326], [344]
Sanchez, Vicente, [99], [114], [294]; — Street, [99], [293]
Sandía, [126]
Sandwich Islands, [93], [156], [320], [390]
Sandy Hook, [12]
Sanford, John, [327]
Sanford, Rebecca, [327]
Sanford, W. T. B., [105], [187], [320], [327]; Mrs. —, [320]
Sanford, Mr., [217]
Sangiovanni, A. Bergamo, [528]
Sanitary Commission, U. S., and San Francisco [325]; — and Los Angeles, [326]
Sanitation, primitive, [119]
Sansome Street, San Francisco, [22]
Santa Ana, [166], [177], [401], [576], [594]; — River, [212], [348], [391], [406]; —, new channel, [541]
Santa Anita, [578]; — Mining Co., [241]; — placers, [313]; — rancho, [170], [244], [439], [449], [474], [526]
Santa Bárbara, [22], [48], [108], [152], [153], [244], [246], [399], [411], [436], [496], [583]; — Channel, [216]; — County, [108], [426]; —, road to, [246]
[Santa] Catalina Island, [15], [89], [216], [238], [318], [333], [407], [430], [522], [568], [624]; 1859 excursion to —, [250]ff.; proposed harbor of —, [581]; — Co., [568]
Santa Clara River, [40]
Santa Cruz Island, [216]
Santa Cruz, Mariano G., [162], [458], [549]
Santa Fé Railroad (see [Atchison, Topeka & Santa Fé])
Santa Fé, town of, [63], [83], [187]
Santa Gertrudis rancho, [180], [340], [362]
Santa Margarita rancho, [173], [180], [332], [531]
Santa Monica, [231], [429], [460], [465], [466], [468], [479]ff., [485]ff., [490], [568], [569], [580], [581], [603], [621]; advertising —, [486], [580]; sale of first lots at —, [479], [480]; gravity railroad, [569]; opposition of Southern Pacific Railroad to —, [521]; — Cañon, [401], [429]; — hotels, [479], [488], [568]; — Land Co., [486], [488], [586]; —, South, [488]
Santa Monica, palace car, [487]
Santiago Cañon, [127], [207], [494]
Sarah Gamp, [250]
Saratoga mineral waters, [363]
Sarco, race horse, [160]
Sartori, Joseph F., [143]
Saunders & Co., J. B., [371]
Sausal Redondo, [382]
Savannah, war-ship, [182]
Savarie J., [527]
Savarots, J. B., [549]
Sawmill, first, [81]
Sawtelle, [586]
Saxe, H. K., [355]
Saxon, Thomas A., [501]
Scale, fluted, [544]
Schaeffer, Henry C. G., [147], [299]
Scheller, L. C., [619], [635], [637]
Schieck, Dan and Mrs., [117]
Schieffelin, Charles L., [396]
Schiff, Ludwig , [xvi]
Schiller, Johann Christoph Friedrich, [119]
Schlesinger, Herman, [75], [177]; — & Sherwinsky, [76], [177]
Schlesinger, Jacob, [350], [471]
Schlesinger, Louis, [320], [329]
Schlesinger, Moritz, [75], [76], [350]
Schliemann, Heinrich, [20]
Schloss, Benjamin, [290]
Schmitt, H., [491]
Schneider, J. M., [536], [638]
Scholle Bros., [381]
School for Scandal, [543]
Schools, [54], [105]ff., [156], [190], [211], [262], [308], [321], [341], [354], [355], [356], [390], [419], [453], [494], [526], [533], [547], [610], [625], [626], [642]; —, lack of public money for, [257]; — closed for want of money, [211]; dirty —, [262]; private —, [106], [225], [257], [341], [494], [563], [622]; — and sectarianism, [269]; sewing in —, [547]. (See also under [Teachers])
Schooners, coastwise freight, [65], [152], [170], [237], [276], [290], [331]
Schreiber, Emanuel, [608]
Schreiber, W. G., [607]
Schulze, A. W., [303]
Schumacher, Frank G., [39]
Schumacher, John, [39], [40], [64], [85], [200], [356], [376], [419], [500]; Mrs. —, [39], [40]; — Building, [39], [40]
Schumacher, John, Jr., [39], [607]
Schurz, Carl, [406]
Schwabenverein, [584]
Schwarz, Louis, [230]
Schwed, Max, [549]
Sciscisch, Lucas, [550]
Scott Exclusion Act, [468]
Scott, Frankie, [355]
Scott, Hattie, [355]
Scott, Jonathan R., [45], [46], [53], [87], [139], [176], [209], [355], [356]; Mrs. —, [46]
Scott, J. R., Jr., [46]
Scott, J. W., [568]
Scott, Joseph, [469], [605], [626], [638], [647]
Scott, P. M., [587]
Scott & Co., E. L., [153]
Scotti, [553]ff.
Scripps, E. W., [610]
Scully, Thomas J., [610]
Sea Bird, steamer, [152], [181], [204], [205]
Seabury, Mr., [519]
Sea-captains, [10], [11], [12], [22], [46], [65], [66], [121], [152], [153], [154], [226], [251], [276], [308], [311], [312], [320], [352], [359]; brutality of —, [352]
Sea Eagle, brig, [610]
Search, P. W., [607]
Searles, Moses, [94]
Sea Serpent, schooner, [152]
Seattle, [602]
Second Street, [419], [477], [518], [563], [570]
Security of property on the desert, [387]
Security Trust and Savings Bank, [358], [631]
Sedgwick, Thomas, [397]
Seeley, Thomas W., [154], [312], [320]
Semi-Tropical California, [361]
Semi-Weekly Southern News (see under [News])
Senator, steamer, [153], [154], [210], [264], [285], [290], [300], [306], [312], [320], [326], [336], [465]
Sentous, Jean, [78]; — Street, [78]
Sentous, Louis, [78]
Sentous, Louis, Jr., [78]
Sepúlveda, Andrónico, [181]
Sepúlveda, Ascención, [181], [309]
Sepúlveda, Bernabé, [181]
Sepúlveda, Dolores, [181]
Sepúlveda, Fernando, [181], [262]
Sepúlveda, Francisca Ábila, [309]
Sepúlveda, Francisca, [100], [181]
Sepúlveda, J., [120]
Sepúlveda, Joaquín, [181]
Sepúlveda, José Andrés, [57], [97], [104], [160], [181], [206], [210], [309]; Señora —, [160]; — Avenue, [57]
Sepúlveda, José del Carmen, [181]
Sepúlveda, José Loreto, [71], [181]
Sepúlveda, Juan María, [181]
Sepúlveda Landing, [202]
Sepúlveda, Maurício, [181]
Sepúlveda, Miguel, [181]
Sepúlveda, Petra Pilar, [71]
Sepúlveda, Ramona, [181]
Sepúlveda, R. D. , [xvi]
Sepúlveda, Tomása, [181]
Sepúlveda, Tranquilina, [181]
Sepúlveda, Ygnácio, [57], [181], [314], [420], [424], [443], [489], [519], [546]; Mrs. —, [546]
Sequoya League, [542]
Serrano, José, [199]
Servants, Chinese, [123]; Indian —, [124]; —, San Francisco agency for, [313]
Seventh Infantry Band, [579]
Severance, Caroline, [473], [566]
Severy, Calvin Luther , [xvi]
Severy, Luther, [549]
Seward, Frederick and Mrs., [397]
Seward, William Henry, [49], [339], [397]ff., [440]
Sexton, Daniel, [254]
Seymour, (Johnson) & Co., [483]
Shankland, J. H., [476]
Shasta, proposed State of, [241]
Shatto, George R., [568]; — Street, [568]
Shaw, Dr. and Mrs., [459]
Shaw, Frederick Merrill, [610]
Sheep, [167], [216], [218], [220], [310], [322], [332], [362], [374], [381], [419], [437], [445], [507]; — shearing, [362]; —, bet on races, [160]; — wash, [252]
Sherman, John, [547]
Sherman, M. H., [612]
Sherman, William Tecumseh, [17], [18], [20], [21], [55], [107], [255], [328]
Sherman, town of, [382]
Sherwinsky, Tobias, [75], [177]
Sheward, J. T., [607]
Shields, James, [271]
Shiloh, Battle of, [295], [316]
Shoes and shoemakers, [86], [159], [213]
Shoe-String strip, the, [637]
Shoo-Fly Landing, [459]
Shooting alleys, [402]
Shorb, J. de Barth, [169], [302], [445], [483]; Mrs. —, [302]; — Station, [169], [302]
Shore, John W., [39]
Shore, William H., [246]
Shrimps, [446]
Shrine Auditorium, [639]
Shrubbery, imported from the East, [139]
Sichel, Julius, [72]
Sichel, Parisian oculist, [164]
Sichel, Philip, [290]
Sichel Street, [290]
Sidewalks, [20], [34], [211], [226], [229], [287], [343], [518]
Side-wheelers, [153]
Siemens, Judge, [539]
Sierra Madre and Colony, [168], [519], [526], [563], [595]; — Mountains, [526]
Sierra Nevada, [346]
Sigel, Franz, [406]
Signal Hill, [374]
Signoret, Felix, [137], [420]; — Building, [252], [420]
Signs, early, [80], [111]; —, painters of, [94]
Silent, Edward D., [596], [607]
Silk industry, [390]; — worms, [391]
Silver, supply of in the fifties, [129]; — coins, first from San Francisco mint, [247]
Simi Pass, [208]
Simmie, J. W., [568]
Simmons, Mrs., nurse, [250]
Simpkins, Charles H., [489]
Simpson, Frank, [638]
Sims, Columbus, [51], [55], [246], [296], [303]
Sinsabaugh, H., [552]
Sisson, Wallace & Co., [482]
Sisters' Hospital, [100], [233], [553]
Sisters of Charity, [100], [189], [190], [203]; Sister Ana, [190], [210]; — Angela, [190]; — Clara, [190]; — Francisca, [190]; — María Corzina, [190]; — María Scholastica, [190]
Sitka, [602]
"Sixteen to One," [613]
Sixth District Agricultural Association, [640]
Sixth Street, [73], [231], [375], [461], [515]
Skat, [230]
Skinner & Small, [467]
Sketchley, Dr., [547]
Skull Valley, [415]
Slaney Bros., [86]
Slaughter, F. N., [426]
Slauson, James S., [546]
Slauson, Jonathan S., [467], [476], [546], [561], [578], [625], [626]
Slotterbeck, Henry, [230]
Slugs, gold, [130], [160]; —, thrown to actors, [186]
Small, C. M., [405]
Smallpox, [118], [202], [322], [329], [508]
Smeltzer, D. E., [125]
Smiley, Albert K., [591]
Smiley, Alfred H., [591]; — Heights, [591]
Smith, Aaron, [446]
Smith, Charles W., [614]
Smith, Emily R. , [xvi]
Smith, George, [279]
Smith, George A., [639]
Smith, George H., [351], [363], [443], [521]; Mrs. —, [363]
Smith, Josephine Rosanna, [411]
Smith, Orin, [268]
Smith, William A., [118]
Smith & McPhee, [567]
Smith & Walter, [377]
Smoking, [252]; — in the street cars, [463]
Smurr, C. F., [561]
Snyder, Meredith P., [469], [613], [638]
Soap, first manufacture of, [78]
Social customs, [135], [136], [184], [224], [228], [347]
Social distinctions, absence of, [185]
Social life, simplicity of, [185]; —, marked by cordiality, [135], [184], [312], [383]
Society Islands, [254]
Soda in Owens Lake, [387]
Soda water and fountains, [363]
Söderhamn, [4]
Sohms, Henry, [340]
Solano, Alfredo, [78], [545], [607]
Solano, Francisco, [78]
Solar heater, inventor of, [615]
Soldiers, [586]; — Home, [143]; —, return of, to the Coast, [353]
Soledad, [375], [496]; — Pass, [440]
Solomon, M. S., [608]
Song of the Bell, The, [119]
Sonita, [205]
Sonora Town, [31], [62]ff., [78], [97], [134], [161], [227], [362], [458], [549]
Sortorel, Romo, [433]
Sound Money League, [613]
South Africa, [547]
South California, proposed State of, [591]
Southern California, [22], [26], [95], [146], [166]ff., [168], [176], [183], [187], [205], [211], [215], [242], [252], [261], [274], [328], [334], [421], [437], [439], [450], [477], [493], [503], [519], [520], [530], [544], [569], [597], [616], [640], [645], [650]; — in State affairs, [35], [353], [406]
Southern California Academy of Science, [599], [640]; — Science Association, [599]
Southern California Architects Association, [470]
Southern California Coffee and Spice Mills, [559]
Southern California Colony Association, [391]
Southern California Fish Co., [628]
Southern California, University of, [566]
Southern Californian, [92], [133], [141], [148], [177], [190], [447]
Southern News (see under [News])
Southern Overland Mail Route, [301]
Southern Pacific Railroad Co., [190], [322], [388], [450], [451], [453], [468], [475], [482], [493], [496], [498], [503]ff., [506], [510], [517], [521], [549], [556], [561], [563], [569], [576], [619]; threat to cut off Los Angeles, [502]; Arcade Depot, [112], [512], [531], [562]; River Station, [531], [562]; —, Coast line, [583]
Southern Vineyard (see under [Vineyard])
Southerner, [152]
Southland, new interest in the, [509]
Southside, [579]
Southwest Museum, [595], [635], [647], [648]
Southwest Society, [542], [626]
Spain, King of (Alfonso XIII.), [542]; grant from King of Spain, [40]
Spalding, William A., [516], [556], [612]
Spanish-American War, [616]
[Spanish] archives, [400]; — drama, [352]; — families, [97]; — Fathers, [101]; — language and names, [56], [93], [133], [170], [262], [308], [315], [354], [371], [422], [528], [563]; — Missions, [102], [326], [398], [520], [542], [589], [604]; — newspapers, [93], [156], [308], [443]; — -Mexican restaurants, [133], [178]
Speculation during the Boom, mania for, [572]
Spence, Edward F., [467], [473], [516], [521], [552], [566]
Spencer, William, [609]
Spiritualism, [483]
Sports, [157], [159]ff., [182], [242], [282], [401], [423], [490]
Spring Street, [112], [335], [336], [401], [408], [417], [419], [472], [518], [561]; —, origin of the name, [336]; Spring and Sixth Street Railway, [460]ff.
Sproule, William, [619]
Spurgeon, William H., [401]
Squatters, [382]
Squirrels, ground, [24], [163], [215]
Stages and staging, [117], [198], [234], [235], [246], [270], [302], [337], [357], [374], [389], [391], [393], [394], [414], [416], [429], [435], [464], [465], [481], [496], [497], [498], [532], [583]; coast line, [153]; express and mail by stages, [234], [373]; staging from San Pedro to Los Angeles, [24], [341], [464]; from Los Angeles to San Francisco, [464]; stage robberies, [394]
Stamboul, stallion, [592]
Stamped envelopes, [291], [374]
Standard Wooden Ware Co., [601]
Stanford, Leland, [322], [324], [388], [440], [503], [506], [507], [562]
Stanley, John Quincy Adams, [35], [43], [44]
Star King, [10]
Star, Los Angeles, [54], [89], [92], [93], [94], [133], [162], [191], [240], [249], [262], [276], [280], [292], [301], [306], [312], [315], [361], [371], [414], [446], [447], [464], [498], [612]
Star of the West, steamship, [14], [289]
Stark & Ryer, [286]
Stassforth, H., [303]
State divisions, proposed, [188], [241], [520], [521], [591]
State moneys, how carried to Sacramento, [260]
State Normal School, [532]
Stationers, [389]
Stealing, Indians prone to, [131]
Steam-bath, [371]
Steam Navigation Co., [336]
Steam separator, first, [384]
Steam wagon, [276]
Steamers, [237], [290], [346], [366], [395]; little —, or tugs, [165], [237], [290], [398]; —, affecting schedule of trains, [404]; arrival of — announced by a signal gun, [153]; change of names, [152]; competition of —, [285], [435]; departure of — affected by high seas, [154]; or dependent on whim of captain, [154]; express sent by —, [373]; — and mail, [374]; Pacific —, [336]; coastwise service of —, [22], [149], [152], [154], [210], [300], [311], [312], [336], [381], [432], [436], [460], [465], [486], [506]; service often miserable, [336], and inconvenient, [486]
[Stearns], Abel, [30], [46], [70], [73], [77], [84]ff., [109], [151], [166], [189], [214], [215], [223], [226], [229], [255], [295], [313], [329], [343], [344], [377], [430], [510]; — & Bell, [200]; — carriage, [85]; — Hall, [314], [381], [385], [420], [427]; Doña Arcadia — (née Bandini), [85], [109], [254], [430]
Steele, Harriet , [xvi]
Stephens, Albert M., [597]
Stephens, William Dennison, [600], [638]
Stereopticon, early used in advertising, [499]
Stern, Alfred, [43]
Stern, Charles F., [43]
Stevens & Wood, [363]
Stevenson, J. D., & —'s Regiment, [39], [49], [94], [476]
Stewart, George H., [607], [613]
Stewart, William M., [479]
Still, William G., [283], [333]
Stock breeding, [427]
Stockholm, [5]
Stockton, Robert Field, [24], [100], [178]
Stockton, William M., [199]
Stoermer, August, [147]
Stoll, Philip, [409]
Stone, artificial, [490]
Stoneman, George H., [394], [441], [443], [488], [499], [503], [528], [540], [581]
Storke, C. A., [450]
Storms, off Newfoundland, [11]; of 1856, [194]; incidental to earthquakes, [312]
Story, Francis Quarles, [634]
Stovell, Thomas, [568]
Stower, John S., [230]
Stranded Bugle, The, [583]
Strassburg, [564]; University of —, [598]
Straus, Isadore and Mrs., [644]
Strauss, Mr., [627]
Strauss, Levi & Co., [381]
Street of the Maids, [63], [159]
Street railways: first (Spring & Sixth Street), [460], [461], [609]; second (Main Street line), [389], [462]; tickets, how sold, [461]; transfers, [462]; first double-track, [562]
Streets, lighting of, [34], [68], [267], [349], [400], [408]; —, bad condition of, [34], [307], [584]; —, filled with refuse, [34]; —, neglect of, [83]; —, ungraded, [34]; street numbers, absence of, [80]; — parades in, [338], [499]ff., [528], [529]; street-scenes, [222]; — sprinklers, [416]
Stroble, Max von, [346], [406]
Strobridge, George F. , [xvi]
Strohm, Thomas, [550]
Strong, Charles, [416]
Stuart, J. H., [203]
Subdividing and subdivisions, [292], [376], [570], [572]ff.
Sued-Californische Post, [465], [584]
Suffrage Convention, Equal, [13]
Sugar-beets, [388], [598]; beet-sugar refining, [388], [598]
Sugranes, Eugene , [xvi]
Sulky, pioneer, [71]
Sullivan, Arthur, [547]
Sultana, [253]
Summers, Emma A., [603]
Summit Creek, [155]
Sumner, Edwin V., [294], [316]
Sumter, Fort, [266], [294], [616]
Sundsvall, [4]
Sunny Slope, [200]
Sunset Oil Co., [379]
Sun Yat Sen, [645]
Superintendent of Schools, [105], [106], [389], [390], [419], [452], [526], [642]; office once vacant, [396]
Supply, steamship, [222]
Supreme Court, [637]
Surgeons and early surgery, [108], [110], [297]
Surveyors and surveys, [33], [34], [36], [38], [112], [149], [411]
Sutter, John A., [476]; —'s Creek, [39]
Swamps, [112]
Swansea, Wales, [388]
Sweden, [2], [3], [6], [336], [564], [621]
Sweet-potatoes, [126]
Switching-charge case, [637]
Switzer, Carrie , [xii]
Switzer (Sweitzer), C. P., [543]; —'s Camp, [543]
Sycamore tree, [126], [197], [401], [543]
Sydney Ware, race horse, [160]
Sylvester, John, [58]
T
Tacoma, [602]
Taft, William H., banquet to, [639]
Tag, game of, [596]
Tahoe Lake, [477]
Tailors, [338]; American —, [159]; Mexican —, [159]
Tajo Building, [90]
Tally, Thomas L., [443]; —'s Theater, [443]
Tamales, [134], [277], [391]; tamale vender, [391], [629]
Tanner, brig, [345]
Tannery, [82]; attempt to establish a —, [269]
Tatooing, by Indians, [218]
Taxes, [298], [333], [446]; —, property sold for delinquent, [334], [443]; —, delinquent during Boom, [582]; —, not collected, [328]
Taylor, Benjamin Franklin, [514]
Taylor, W. J., [412]
[Teachers], [47], [92], [105]ff., [111], [141], [163], [190], [257], [263], [308], [331], [355], [356], [373], [389], [390], [402], [419], [473], [494], [532], [539], [610]; first woman public school teacher, [47]
Teachers' Institute, first, [418]
Tecate, [424]
Tedro, Philip, [222]
Teed, M., [614]
Tefft, Henry A., [56]
Teháchepi, [44], [440], [582]; disaster near —, [536]
Tejón, Fort, [46], [204], [222], [234], [248], [297], [317], [327], [333]; — Band, [157]; — Paso, [58]
Tejunga Pass, [208], [454]; — rancho, [74]
Telegram, Evening, [533]
Telegram, $75 to U. S. Senate, [503]
Telegraph, electric, and telegraphing, [234], [271], [283]ff., [305], [307], [308], [411]; rates, [401]; undeveloped —, [9]; first wire into a business office, [425]; shortage of wire, [284]; wireless —, [624], [643]
Telegraph Stage Line, [496], [497]
Telephone, [560]; —, first introduction here, [531]
Telescopes, astronomical, [566]
Tell, Will, and Tell's Place, [429], [460], [490], [581]
Temple Auditorium, [590]
Temple, Francis Phinney Fisk, [67], [167], [274], [282], [292], [317], [328], [372], [435], [441], [454], [479]; known as Templito, [167], [292]; death of, [167], [479], [520]; — rancho, [435]; — & Workman, [435], [454], [467], [478], [482], [510]
Temple, John (Juan), [37], [66]ff., [74], [80], [122], [129], [139], [159], [165], [229], [240], [256], [258], [263], [287], [291], [302]; Mrs. —, [67]; — Building (adobe), [67], [78], [291], [343], [372]; — Court House, [67], [339], [440]; — Market, [240], [294]; — rancho, [204]; —, sale of properties, [67]; — Street, [61], [66], [417], [472]; — Theater, [240], [263], [286], [318]; subdivision of West Temple Street, [61], [112]; — & Alexander, [23]; — & Gibson, [340]
Temple Block, [32], [67], [229], [273], [279], [300], [312], [364], [410], [435], [462], [490], [510], [519], [524], [534], [596]
Terminal Island, [601]
Terminal Railroad, [601]
Terry, David S., [130]
Teschemacher, H. F., [284]
Teutonia, [214], [338]; — Hall, [426]; — Concordia, [259], [428]
Texans, [91]; exodus to Texas, [266]
Thackeray, William Makepeace, [118]
Thayer, John S., [545]
Theaters, [185], [543], [559]; John Temple's Theater, [240], [263], [286], [318]; Merced Theater, [103], [186], [422], [443], [450]; Rough and Ready Theater, [186]; Spanish theater, [352], [422]; theatrical plays postponed, [286]
Theodore Bros., [87]
Thirty-Eights, firemen, [356], [446], [464], [500]
Thirty-fifth parallel, [285], [399], [440]
Thom, Cameron E., [45], [49], [51], [52], [139], [146], [172], [224], [228], [295], [339], [347], [383], [434], [446], [481], [488], [521], [565], [587]; Mrs. — (first wife, née Hathwell), [52]; Mrs. — (second wife, née Hathwell), [52]
Thomas, Bill, [404]
Thomas, Frank J., [596], [607]
Thompson, Captain, [226]
Thompson, Ira W., [91], [196], [218], [251]
Thompson, James, [181], [208], [246]
Thompson, J. S., [505]; Mrs. —, [181]
Thompson, Judge, [457]
Thompson, P., [405]
Thompson, Robert, [432], [433], [434]
Thompson, S. S., [120]
Thorn, A. O., [357]
Thornton, Harry I., [146]
Threadneedle Street, [407]
Three-fingered Jack, [58]
Throop, Amos G. ("Father"), [599]; — College of Technology, [599]
Thurman, H. L., [92]
Thurman, J. S., [92]
Thurman, S. D., [92]
Thwaites, Reuben Gold , [xii]
Tibbetts, Jonathan, [91]
Tibbetts, L. C., [451]
Tiffany, George A., [427], [446]
Tiffany & Wethered, [267]
Tilden, A. F., [273]
Tilden, Samuel J., [297], [323], [591]
Tileston, Emery & Co., [384]
Times, Los Angeles, [373], [444], [482], [530], [533], [541], [556], [583], [590], [591], [612], [616], [617], [636], [646]; Times-Mirror Co., [533], [555], [556], [557]; the Times Building, [453]; —, destruction of, [641]; Times Magazine, [617]
Timms, Augustus W., [23], [342], [500], [522]; — Cove, [522]; — Landing, [23], [237], [522]; — Point, [522]
Tipton, [496]
Tischler, Hyman, [75], [329], [330]; — & Schlesinger, [229]
Titanic, steamship, disaster to the, [644]
Titus, L. H., [200], [423], [426], [445], [591], [593]
Tivoli Garden, [273], [340]; — Opera House, [559]
Toasts, old-fashioned, [399]
Tobacco, [253], [505], [649]; — growing, [252]; indulgence in —; by women, [253]
Toberman, James R., [330], [372], [373], [445], [446], [535]; — Street, [446]
Todd, Surgeon, [321]
Toland, Dr. H. H., [319]
Tomatoes, early, [428]
Tom Gray Ranch, [357]
Tomlinson, J. J., [23], [42], [236], [274], [290], [370], [371]; — & Co., [337], [342]; — & Griffith, [420]; — corral gate, [327], [420], [433]
Tonner, P. C., [419]
Toreador, [161]
Torneå, [5]
Toros, [414]
Toros, Calle de, [161]
Torrance, Jared S., [647]; — Tower, [648]
Tortillas, [134]
Tourists, great influx of, [570]
Tournament Park, Pasadena, [592]; Tournament of Roses Association, [592]
Town ball, [596]
Town, R. M., [472]
Towns, frenzied founding of, [570]
Townsend, B. A., [23]
Trafford, Thomas, [326], [418]
Transatlantic travel, [10]ff., [67], [163], [164], [360], [564], [621]
Trask, D. K., [607]
Travel, difficulties of railway, [393], [496]
Treadwell and Treadwell Mines, [602]
Treasure, digging for, [254]
Trees, [269], [291], [388]; —, dearth of early, [162], [291]; Mariposa big —, [272]; —, objection to watering, [163]; —, sacrificed for fuel, [141]
Trenza de sus Cabellos, la, [352]
Tribune, Daily, Los Angeles, [556]
Tribune, Los Angeles, [642]
Trinity Methodist Church, corner-stone opening, [474]
Tropical life, [15]
Tropico, [547]
Truck, first flat, [335]
Truckee River, [370]
Trudell, Jean B., [132]; Mrs. — (formerly, Mrs. Henry Mellus), [133]
Truman, Ben C., [361], [394], [441], [446], [447], [483], [498], [605], [607], [612], [636]; Mrs. —, [361], [612]
Truth, native shyness of, [131]
Truxton, [460]
Tuch, Nathan, [89]
Tucson, [301], [317], [375], [504]
Tuffree, J. R., [581]
Tulare County, [188]
Tules, [112]
Tuna, canned, [628]
Tunnels, [496], [502], [504], [622]; made and needed, [623]
Turck, W. I. , [xvi]
Turkey, mammoth, [423]
Turner, Joel H., [379], [388], [398], [399]
Turner, John, [87]
Turner, William, [500]
Turner, William F., [87], [470]; Mrs. —, [470]
Turntable, first railroad, [397]
[Turnverein], [214], [272], [402], [409], [410], [428], [623]; — Building, first, [428]; — Block, [192]; Turnverein-Germania, [428], [584], [629]; — Hall, [192], [526], [529], [533], [573], [584], [630]
Tustin (Tustin City), [181], [577]
Tustin, Columbus, [577], [578]
Twain, Mark, [32]
Tweed, William Marcy, [590]
"Twenty-five Years Ago To-day," [623]
Twitchell, Cæsar C., [106]
Two Years before the Mast, [197], [226], [255], [296]
Typewriter, first, [497]
Ty, Sing, [433]
Tyson's Wells, [415]
U
Uhrie, Marie, [39]
Ulyard, August, [77], [191], [287], [481]; Mrs. —, [77]
Umeå, [4]
Unangst, E. P. and Mrs. , [xvi]
Union Hardware and Metal Co., [409]
Union League, [338]; — Club, Philadelphia, [498]
Union, steamer, [360]
Union Warehouse, [288]
Union & Texas Pacific Railroad, [486]
Unionists, [224], [296], [306], [321], [333], [339], [341]; —, San Francisco, [339]
[United] States and North America, [399]
United States Army and officers, [166], [171], [173], [221], [224], [247], [271], [272], [297], [303], [341], [358]; headquarters, [246], [265], [297], [299], [301], [311], [321], [341], [358], [517], [587]
United States Circuit Court, [565]; — District Court, first judge, [279]
United States Government, [299], [308], [311], [321], [339], [353], [426], [435], [630]
United States Hotel, [149], [244], [279], [303], [380], [397], [469], [481], [581]
Universal City, [344]
University of California, [403], [536], [624], [631]
University of Chicago, [567]
University of Southern California, [516], [536], [548]
University Place, [609]
Unruh, H. A., [475]
Upper Main Street, [63], [159]
Usurers, [130]
V
Vaccination, opposition to, [118], [322]
Vaché, Adolphe, [281]
Vaché, Émile, [280]; — Frères, [280], [548]
Vaché, Théophile, [280]; — & Co., T., [281]
Vail, W. L., [634]
Valdez, José María, [58]
Valle, António, [550]
Vallejo, General, [263]
Valor of Ignorance, The, [645]
Vandever, William, [591]
Van Dyke, Walter, [596]
Van Dyke, William M. , [xvi]
Van Gilpin, Professor, [373]
Van Nuys, Isaac Newton, [381], [421], [493], [514], [515], [537], [607]; — Building, [515]; — Hotel, [340]
Vaquero, steamship, [430]
Varela, Serbo, [266]
Vasquez, Tibúrcio, [223], [453]ff., [471], [517]; —, recipient, in cell, of flowers, [458]; —, executed, [458]
Vassallo, Francisco, [550]
Vawter, E. J., [481]
Vawter, William D., [481]
Vawter, W. S., [481]
Vegetables, [88], [124]ff., [192], [272], [317], [332], [428], [504], [514], [552]; — peddled to steamers, [12]
Vejar, John C., [147]
Vejar, Ricardo, [174], [178], [200], [329]; — Vineyard, [474]
Vejar, Soledad, [147]
Velardes, Francisco, [159]
Velocipedes, [384]
Ventura (see [San Buenaventura])
Ventura, [346]
Verandas, [113]
Verde, Cape, [123]
Verdugo Cañon, [424]; —, Casa, [178]
Verdugo family, [177]
Verdugo, Guillermo, [178]
Verdugo, José María, [177]; — rancho, [178], [181], [424]
Verdugo, Julio, [178]
Verdugo, Julio Chrisostino, [178]
Verdugo, Victoriano, [178]
Verelo, Miguel, [427]
Vergara, Manuel, [35]
Vernon Avenue, [202]
Vernondale, [575]
Vickery & Hinds, [550]
Vielle, Louis, [369]
Vigilance Committees, [66], [139], [147], [207]ff., [324]ff., [419]; —, San Francisco, [21], [54], [340]
Vignes, Jean Louis, [62], [89], [100], [108], [171], [190], [197], [198], [200], [312]; — Street, [198]
Vignolo & Sanguinetti, [550]
Villard, Henry, [539]
Vineyard, James F., [143]
[Vineyard], Southern, [224]
Vineyards, [25], [103], [112], [132], [142], [162], [197]ff., [200], [213], [233], [238], [249], [265], [281], [286], [292], [293], [300], [337], [363], [378], [398], [445], [474], [610]; — affected by floods, [309]; mother vineyard, [199]
Vintage, [294]
Virgen, P. J., [34]; — Street, [34]
Virgenes, Calle de las, [159]
Virgin Bay, [16]
Virginia City, Nevada, [477]
Visalia, [270], [234]; — and the Southern Pacific, [503]
Visiting, [81]
Visitors, commotion caused by, [137]
Vista del Arroya, [532]
Voting precinct, first, [41]
Vulture Mines, [415]
W
Wachtel, J. V., [589]
Wackerbarth, August , [xvi]
Wade, K. H., [607]
Wadhams, Collins, [76]; — & Foster, [76]
Wagons, [24], [83]; —, bet on races, [161]; —, used for gallows, [433]; — from Salt Lake, [187]; spring-wagon, [85]; wagon-trains, [242], [322], [354]
Waite, Alonzo, [306], [315], [350], [380], [443], [446]
Waite, James S., [94], [191], [192]; — & Co., [133]
Waldeck, Jacob E., [605]
Walker, Frank, [615]
Walker, Irving M., [355]
Walker, William, [21], [54], [407]
Wall Street, [448]
Wallace, William A., [106], [192]
Waller, G. M., [512]
Walleria, [579]
Walnut seed, black, [163]
Walters, George, [63]
Walther, F. G., [388]
Walton, Charles S., [606]
Ward, Ben E., [580]
Ward, Mrs. J. T. , [xvi]
Ward, John, [83]
Wards, London publishers, [631]
Ware, Jim, [268]
Warehouses, [288]
Warner, Charles Dudley, [597]
Warner, Jonathan Trumbull (Juan José), [169], [170], [224], [256], [323], [372], [426], [501], [515], [541], [578], [609]; —, Mrs., [170]; —'s Ranch, [169], [234], [294], [542]
Warren, William C., [221], [327], [339], [418]
Wartenberg, Henry, [61], [405], [409]
Washburn, W. J., [626]
Washburne, Elihu B., [360]
Washing clothes, mode of, [117]; —, in the river, [117]
Washington, Colonel, [183]
Washington Gardens, [447], [462], [463], [547]
Washington, George and Martha, [500]; —'s Birthday Celebrations, [147], [264]
Washington Street, [474]
Washoe Gold Fields, [333]
Wass Molitor & Co., [130]
Watchmakers, [68], [213], [235], [356]
Water, [211], [355], [360], [365], [370], [372], [418], [446], [533], [613], [618]; — Commissioner, [116]; — Companies, [366], [377], [384], [418], [446], [454], [495], [509], [534]; — dam, [372]; — ditch, Child's 231; domestic — supply, [116], [117]; —, Los Angeles River, [116]; water system, nucleus of, [210]; —, objection to use of, [163]; —, peddling of, [116], [117], [350]; — pipes, iron, [377], [384], [445]; — pipes, wooden, [211], [350], [366]; —, pollution of, [116]; —, scarcity of, [114]; —, stealing of, [125]; —, zanja, [115], [116]
Watermelons, [126], [563]; seeds of, for medicinal uses, [127]
Waters, James, [63]
Waters, Russell Judson, [605]
Watkins, Commodore, [306]
Watson, James A., [139], [174], [318]
Way, Daniel E., [318]
Weapons, carrying, [224]; —, forbidden, [348]
Weather prophets, [126], [421]
Weaver Diggings, [321]
Weber, shoemaker, [86]
Weddings, [136], [224], [347], [410], [464], [538], [636], [637]
Weed, Edward A., [548]
Weekly Mirror, see under [Mirror]
Weidner, Perry W., [634], [639]
Weil, Alexander, [565]
Weil, Alphonse, [551]
Weil, Jacob, [91]
Weiner, Captain, [150]
Weinschank, Andrew A., [453]
Weinschank, Caroline, [453]
Weinschank, Frank A., [453]
Weixel, Jacob, [115]
Wells Fargo & Co., [39], [57], [111], [201], [233], [241], [245], [260], [261], [280], [313], [320], [330], [373]ff., [395], [410], [475]
Wells, G. Wiley, [517]
West, B. R., [318]
Western Union Telegraph Co., [411]
Westlake district, [629]; — Park, [349], [609]; —, subdivision, [112]
Westminster, [177]; — Hotel, [419]
Weston, Olive E. , [xvi]
West Prussia, [1]
Weyse, H. G., [202]
Weyse, Julius, [202]
Weyse, Otto G., and Mrs., [202]
Weyse, Rudolf G., [202]; Mrs. —, [142], [202]
Wharf, Long, San Francisco, [21], [89], [199]; —, Port Los Angeles, [468]
Wharf, Santa Monica, [485]
Wharves, absence of, [19], [22], [56]
Wheat, A. C. , [xvi]
Wheeler, Horace Z., [38], [218]
Wheeler, John Ozias, [38], [133], [218], [249], [279], [373], [379], [462], [529], [562]; — Bros., [38]
Wheeler, Mary Esther, [106], [373]
Wheelwrights, [82], [84], [115], [153], [239], [358], [384]
Whigs, [91]
Whipping post, [66]
Whipple Barracks, Arizona, [587]
Whisky Flat, [357]
Whist, [230]
Whitcomb, George, [576]
Whitcomb, Ledora, [576]
White, Caleb E., [512]
White, Charles H., [452], [556]
White House, [219], [542], [618]; —, hotel, [418], [552]
White Pine, Nevada, [424]
White River, [414]
White, Stephen M., [467], [553]ff., [565], [596], [597], [607]; —, monument to, [468]
White, Thomas J., [107], [185], [200], [267], [356], [436]
White, T. Jeff, [185]
White's Point, [624]
Whitman, George N., [43]
Whittier, John Greenleaf, [576]; —, town of, [180], [374], [555], [576], [620]; —, origin of name, [489]
Whitworth, James H., [250]
Wholesalers' Board of Trade, [538]
Wickenberg, [415]
Wicks, Moye, [477]
Wicks, Moses Langley, [476], [540]
Widney, Joseph P., [370], [423], [457], [483], [501], [516], [521], [529], [548], [589]
Widney, Robert Maclay, [370], [401], [412], [426], [434], [442], [449], [460], [483], [489], [503], [515], [521]; Mrs. —, [634]
Widney, Samuel A., [311]
Wiebecke's beer garden, Frau, [409]
Wiebers, D., [601], [635], [637]
Wiggin, Kate Douglas, [474]
Wiggins, Frank, [607], [634], [647]
Wigmore, George H., [619]
Wilburn, Robert, [275]
Wild animals, first, [463]
Wilde, Charles L. , [xvi]
Wiley, H. C., [180], [395], [492]; Mrs. —, [180], [493]
Wilkins, Charles, [327]
Willard, Charles Dwight , [vii], [543], [545], [607], [619], [635], [646]; Mrs. —, [646], [647]
Willhartitz, Adolph, [625]
Williams, Francisca, [168], [347]
Williams, George, [348]
Williams, George, grocer, [551]
Williams, Hiram, [197]
Williams, J. A. & Co., [613]
Williams, Julian Isaac, [38], [167], [168], [197], [226], [263], [326], [347], [598], [617]; —, Mrs., [347]
Williams, María Merced, [168]
Williamson, George, [379]
Williamson, Mariana, [444]
Williamson, Mrs. M. Burton, [603]
Williamson Tract, [573]
Willmore, W. E., [521]; — City, [521]
Willows, [126], [198], [212], [329], [614]
Willow Springs, [414]
Wills, Mrs. Charlotte LeMoyne, [567]
Wills, John A., [567]
Wills, W. LeMoyne, [363], [567], [607]
Wilmington, [218], [236], [247], [299], [301], [311], [321], [326], [342], [353], [363], [366], [375], [376], [381], [384], [389], [393]ff., [397], [402], [404], [506], [520], [548], [637], [638]; —, charge for hauling from, [343]; — Harbor, [426]; — shipping, [236]; —, Southern Pacific Railroad influence in favor of, [521]; — Street, [551]; — Transportation Co., [568]
Wilmington Journal, [404]
Wilmington, Delaware, [236]
Wilshire, H. G., [580]; — Boulevard, [580]
Wilshire, W. B., [607]
Wilshire district, [379]; — subdivision, [112]
Wilson, Benjamin (Benito) Davis, [63], [168], [172], [175], [190], [200], [241], [302], [306], [316], [320], [322], [346], [363], [412], [440], [445], [451]; Mrs. — (née Yorba), [169]; Mrs. — (formerly Mrs. M. S. Hereford), [169], [316], [320]; proposed — College, [451]; —, Mount, [566]; —'s Peak, [168]
Wilson, Bob, [248]
Wilson, C. N., [541]
Wilson, Emmet H., [626]
Wilson, Peter (Bully), [279], [429]
Wilson, Ruth, [363]
Wilson's Station, [415]
Windmills, [460]
Windstorms, [336]
Windward Passage, [14]
Wine cellars, [294]; — gardens, [193]
Wineries, wine-making and wines, [134], [200], [202], [203], [219], [233], [238], [239], [265], [280], [294], [369], [407]
Winfield Scott, steamship, wreck of, [22]
Winston, James B., [107], [108], [109], [183], [245], [255], [346], [380]; Mrs. —, [183], [255]; — & Co., J. B., [316]; — & Hodges, [26], [92]; — & King, [380]
Wireless, [624]
Wise, K. D., [457]
Witmer, Henry Clay, [563]
Wolfenstein, V., [364]
Wolfskill, John, [170]; — Tract, [586]
Wolfskill, Joseph, [212], [263]
Wolfskill, Juana, [142]
Wolfskill, Louis, [170], [174], [263], [439]
Wolfskill, Magdalena, [171]
Wolfskill, Mateo, [170], [171]
Wolfskill, Timoteo, [72]
Wolfskill, William, [72], [89], [106], [112], [125], [142], [163], [170], [174], [187], [199], [201], [211], [212], [219], [229], [244], [286], [326], [336], [357], [394], [439]; Mrs. —, [171]; — Building, [362]; — Lane, [485]; — orange grove, [212]; — ranch and subdivision, [544]; — Road, [273]; — Tract, [562]; — Vineyard, [201]
Wollweber, Theodore, [201], [291]
Woman's Gun, [101]; — rights, [278]
Women's clubs, [473], [600], [607]; —, open air meeting of, [409]
Wood, lynching of, [324], [327]
Wood, C. Modini, [529]; —, Mrs. (see under [Perry])
Wood, F. W., [606]
Wood, John, [463]; —'s Opera House, [463]; —'s Band, [499]
Woodworth, Alice, [142]
Woodworth, John D., [231], [445]
Woodworth, Samuel, [231]
Woodworth, Wallace, [81], [231], [263]; —, Mrs., [200], [263]
Wool, and the wool-craze, [288], [421], [437]ff., [628]; woolen mills, [450], [511]
Woollacott, H. J., [79], [607]
Woolwine, Thomas Lee, [111]
Woolwine, W. D., [607]
Wooster Street Congregation, New York, [122]
Worden, Perry , [viii]., [119]
Workman, Antónia Margarita, [167]
Workman, Boyle, [233]
Workman, David and Mrs., [132]
Workman, Elijah H., [132], [269], [417]
Workman, Thomas H., [42], [132], [142], [320]; Mrs. —, [142]
Workman, William, [132], [172], [205], [242], [317], [355], [372], [479], [494]
Workman, William H., [42], [43], [132], [141], [202], [224], [232], [256], [269], [349], [419], [481], [561], [587], [589], [594], [598], [629], [630]; — Bros., [291]; — Street, [132]
Workman, William H., Jr., [233]
Works, John D., [517]; — & Lee, [517]
Wright, E. T., [568]
Wright, George, [436]
Wright, John H., [358]
Wright, J. T., [285]
Y
Yankee Doodle, [501]
Yankee notions, [218]
Yarnell, George, [427]; — & Caystile, —, Caystile & Brown, [444]; —, Caystile & Mathes, [530], [533]
Yarnell, Jesse, [427]
Yarrow, Henry G., [76]
Yates, Mary D., [79]
Ybarra, Francisco, [457]
Yeast powders, [346]
Yellow tail, [127]
Yerba Buena, [49]
Yorba, Bernardo, [169], [177], [212], [238]
Yorba, José António, [181]
Yorba, Josefa, [103]
Yorba, Ramona, [169]
Yost, Robert M., [628]
Young, Brigham, [156], [218], [345], [498]
Young, Frances, [143]
Yuma, Fort, [35], [74], [205], [234], [247], [274], [283], [294], [301], [343], [375], [514]
Z
Zahn, Johann Carl, [430]
Zahn, Oswald F., [430]
Zahn, Otto J., [430]
Zanjas, [88], [115], [119], [125], [210], [218], [265], [322], [364], [472], [548], [573]; zanja madre, [116], [210]
Zanjero, [36], [94], [116], [125], [286], [295], [302], [573]
Zarate, Felipe, [424]
Zeehandelaar, Felix J., [607], [611], [639]
Zeppelin, Ferdinand, [561]
Zola, Émile, [451]