Granada is twenty-seven miles from San Francisco, on the Ocean Shore Line, and was probably named for the province in Spain of the same name. Granada also means pomegranate.
Las Grullas (the cranes). See page [159].
Guadalupe (a Christian name). See pages [107] and [340].
Guadalupe y Llanitos de los Corréos (Guadalupe and the plains of the mails), combined name of two land grants. Corréos (mails), may have been used in reference to mails brought by messenger to the Spaniards while they were encamped upon these plains.
Gualala. See page [260].
Guenoc, an Indian word, meaning not ascertained.
Los Guilicos, in Sonoma County, named for a former Indian tribe living in Napa County, near Santa Rosa.
Guinda (fruit of the wild cherry). This place is in Yolo County, near Woodland.
La Habra (the opening, or pass), here refers to an opening in the hills, and is situated a short distance southeast of Whittier, in Orange County.
Hermosa (beautiful). See page [80].