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The C-M Ranch, see "Pioneering Land Development in the Californias," 47:239-246 passim; see also California-Mexico Land and Cattle Company
C. H. S. Williams, Shafter and Park, 60:164
C. J. Marshall (vessel), 56:81
C. K. McClatchy (ship), 23:94
C. M. Weber (ship), 22:76, 77; 29:39, 55-56
Caamano, Jacinto, 2:282(?); 10:313, 314,317
Caballeria y Collell, Juan, 12:121
Caballero, Felix, 43:107, 113; 55:156
Caballero, Feliz, 8:329-30; 14:236, 238, 254, 257
Caballero, José, [Caballero, Jose] 14:235,236, 239,247, 253-54
Cabaniss, George Henry, 6:69; 33:372
Cabaniss, George Henry, Jr., 31:377; obituary of Ethel R. Shorb, 38:361-63
Cabaniss, Thomas Thompson, 6:69, 71
Cabazon (place), 12:9
Cabazon Reservation, 72:346, 349, 357
Cabazon, Gervaso, 72:348 (photograph)
Cabell, James Branch, 69:33
Caberzon, Chief, 58:311
Cabetius (San Francisco, 1950s), 32:110
Cabeza de Vaca, Alvar Núñez, [Cabeza de Vaca, Alvar Nunez] 1:42; 3:290,307; 6:299,304,310
Cabezon (Cahuilla Indian), portrait, 57:192
Cabezon wind farm, 73:151
Cabezon, 72:349
Cabinet de Lecture Français, Le, [Cabinet de Lecture Francais, Le] 30:108,257
Cable Act, 75:139
Cable Canyon, 12:11 2
Cable Car Days in San Francisco, by Edgar Myron Kahn, review, 56:184-186
The Cable Car in America, by George W. Hilton, review, 52:179
Cable car, 14:191; 19:140-51
cable cars, 77[4]:203
Cables: transatlantic (see Atlantic cable); transpacific, 30:194
Cabo, as used by Cabrillo, 7:24
Cabortes, Juan, 4:168
Cabot, Andrew, 54:323
Cabot, Cabot and Forbes, (Land developers), 63:132
Cabot, Juan, 10:29; 23:6,7, 13; 48:137; 66:191
Cabot, Padre, 60:21
Cabot, Pedro, 23:7; biographical sketch, 48:137-138
Cabot, Richard G., photo by, 73:202
Cabot, Sebastian, 3:391; 7:135; maps by, 3:312,313,372,378
Cabrera Bueno, José González, see González Cabrera Bueno, José [Cabrera Bueno, Jose Gonzalez, see Gonzalez Cabrera Bueno, Jose]
Cabrera, Martin, 49:319
Cabrie (antelope), 22:323,330,335, 338, 339, 342, 343; 23:36
"Cabrillo and California," address by Max Savelle, 21:374
Cabrillo, 73:143
Cabrillo, Juan Rodríguez, [Cabrillo, Juan Rodriguez] 1:47,49, 51, 157; 2:259; 3:262, 265,313-14, 387-89; 4:3, 154; 6:311-12, 315,318,327; 7:20-77, 144, 148, 183, 254; 8:51, 69; ll:44-46,317; 12:20; 13:195; 20:191, 234,315; 21:374; 22:34; 25:309,310; 27:289-90; 35:234; 36:220-24; 41:1; 49:329, 331; 50:74; 60:7, 9, 10, 32; 62:53; 71:343; 72:292-293; 75:308; 76[2-3]:39n. 2, 48, 60, 70, 78, 83-86, 91, 105n. 10, 16, 266, 268
Cabrillo, Juan, 64:42
Cabrillo: First European Explorer of the California Coast, by Nancy Lemke, review, 72:292-93
Cacafuego (ship), 16: No. 1, Pt. 2, p.4
Cáceres, Francisco, [Caceres, Francisco] 14:121-22, 130; family of, 14:130
Cachalot (ship), 5:28; 14:132,133
Cache (or Indian) Valley, 18:303,313
Cache Creek, 22:338; 23:291,293,296; 25:221; 32:366,367
Cacho, Rafael, 56:113
cacti, 2:321; 3:222; 12:15; 18:105, 117; 21:207; 25:298; 76[2-3]:31
Cadborough (ship), 8:98; 28:252
Cadell (on London, 1849), 7:208,217, 219, 223, 225
Cadell, Dolores, compiler "Some California Dates of 1859," 38:25-30
Cadets and Sons of Temperance, 15:180
Cadillac Desert: The American West and Its Disappearing Water by Marc Reisner, review, 66:226-227
Cading, Hugh, 9:313
Cadiz, 76[2-3]:100
Cadman, Charles Wakefield (composer), 78:164
Cadman, Paul Fletcher, 24:379
Cadmus (ship), 26:176, 183
Caduc, Philip, 51:42
Cadwalader, Sandra L. and Vine Deloria, Jr., editors The Aggressions of Civilization: Federal Indian Policy Since the 1880s, review, 64:305-307
Cady ("Irish Curley"), 13:258
Caen, Herb, 60:104; 75:66; 78:195
Caen, Herb, Hills of San Francisco, review, 38:271-72
Caesar (ship), 12:304
Caesar, Clarence, 75:196; "The Historical Demographics of Sacramento's Black Community, 1848-1860," 75:198-213
Cafe de l'Orient (San Francisco), 73:127
Cafe de Paris, 59:326
Cafe Society, 75:275
Caglieri, George G., 47:206
Caglieri, Victor A., 47:207
Cagney, James, 75:58
Cahalan, Christopher W., 10:62,70
Cahill and Hall Elevator Company, 48:311
Cahill, Holger, 58:108
Cahill, Mrs. John Edward (Alargaret Kennedy), 25:94
Cahuenga Capitulation Treaty, 72:313
Cahuenga Freeway, 59:132
Cahuenga Pass, 34:21; battle at (1831), 13:212-13
Cahuenga: campaign of (1847), 14:325, 344-45; 15:229-30; 16:57; 18:159; 20:149; capitulation of, 1:147, 171; 12:150, 334; 13:135-36,303,318; 18:176; 22:41,64,367; 30:53
Cahuilla Indians, 58:311, 312; 71:305, 311, 312, 317, 319, 322, 327, 335, 337-338, 341; 72:339, 345, 348 (photograph), 355 (photograph), 359; 76[2-3]:16, 53, 54, 220; 79[2]:99
Cahuilla Reservation, 72:345, 348, 357
Cain (Yuba County, 1857), 9:130, 131
Cain, Bruce E., The Reapportionment Puzzle, review, 65:299-300
Cain, H. M., 44:208
Cain, James M., 60:39; 68:193, 196
Cain, Jim, 73:318
Caine, Philip P., 10:61
Caire, Delphine Adelaide, 25:380; obituary, 29:81-83
Caire, Jeanne, obituary of Delphine A. Caire, 29:81-83
Caire, Justinian, 25:380; 29:81
Caire, Justinien, 60:353, 356
Caire, Mrs. Justinian (Maria-Cristina Sara Molfino), 29:81
Cairns, Andrew, see "`I Take This Opportunity to Inform You ...`: The Gold Rush Letters of Andrew Cairns," 46:206-222
Cairns, George W., 46:208, 215, 217, 218
Cairns, Robert, 46:207, 208, 210
Cairns, William, 46:209-212 passim, 218
Cajiers (Cajius, etc.) Creek, see Raft River
Cajon Pass, 10:215,218; 12:7, 111, 112, 116; 27:116-17, 121; 29:33-35; 76[2-3]:217, 220; 77[4]:267
Cajon Pass, California, 49:329
Cal State University Los Angeles, 60:95
Cal State University Northridge, 60:95
Calafia, Queen, see California: name
"Calamity Cut," 59:208, photo, 204
Calaveras Chronicle, Mokelumne Hill, 1:102; 39:4
Calaveras County, 22:68,92; , 30:246; county seat, 11:176-83; mining in, 22:67-83 passim; 56:219, 222; 75:18; 77[4]:5, 64, 181
Calaveras Grove, 4:8, 14, 15, 26; 9:312, 332-34; 11:173,327-28; 14:78; 22:92; 27:379; illustration, 9: opposite 299, opposite 312
Calaveras River, 13:72-73; 23:60; 27:157; 79[2]:64
Calaveras, 7:12; see also Calaveritas
Calaveritas, 7:12; 22:68
Caldeira, William, 16:192,273,280-81; 17: No. 4, Pt. 2, pp. 1,2; 36:28,33-34; 43:147, 150; 52:107, 130; 53:246, 247, 248, 249
Calder, A. Stirling, 71:469
Caldera (ship), 33:167; 35:304-5
Calderon (Santa Barbara, 1851), 18:267
Calderón y Henrí ;quez, Pedro, [Calderon y Henriquez, Pedro] "Memorial," editor and translator Henry R. Wagner, 23:219-25; map, 23: opposite 219
Caldwell (Sacramento River, 1849), 20:32
Caldwell, Idaho, 76[1, 4]:102
Caldwell's Upper Store (Nevada City), 8:359; 11:236
Caldwell, A. B., 52:243
Caldwell, Augustine B., 8:359
Caldwell, C. G., 15:76
Caldwell, Charles Edson, 54:297, 300, 302, 303
Caldwell, Conrad, 63:51
Caldwell, Gary, Mammoth Gold: The Ghost Towns of Lake District, review, 70:413-415
Caldwell, George W., 70:155, 160
Caldwell, George, 47:125,132
Caldwell, J. McHenry, 32:141
Caldwell, John Isaiah, 9:243, 269, 369, 370, 377, 393; 10:42, 51, 52, 53, 62
Caldwell, Lucretia, see Engle, Mrs. Clair
Caldwell, Lucy, 75:220
Caldwell, Maria, 75:220
Caldwell, Orville R., 75:253
Caldwell, Russell, review of Clark, editor, Naval Documents of the American Revolution: Volume I, American Theater, December 1, 1774-September 2, 1775; European Theater, December 6, 1774- August 9, 1775, 45:353-354
Caldwell, Ruth, 54:303
Caldwell, William, 10:70
Caleb Curtis (ship), 25:258
Caledonia Colony, 25:174
Calef, John Haskell, 11:1 27
Calendar, ecclesiastical, 37:299-300
Calevala (ship), 26:15; 39:306
Calexico, 34:158, 160; 74:56; 75:6 (photo)
Calexico, California, 47:240
Calgrove, John, 14:180
Calhoun, Andrew, 14:181
Calhoun, Eleanor, 66:284
Calhoun, James C., 16:83
Calhoun, John C., 63:206
Calhoun, John Caldwell, 10:134, 142, 222,226; 19:1-2, 15-16; 20:369; 31:199
Calhoun, Patrick, 43:3, 8, 9, 10
"Caliban" (pseudonym), 6:9-10
Calico (place), 27:116, 121
Califa (Indian, 1839), 17:149
California: climate of, 76[2-3]:3, 18-39; colonization of, 49, 299; economy of, 3; maps of, 2, 79; Mexican rule of, 9; myths surrounding, 1, 155; supply shipments to, from Mexico, 114, 299; trade in, 111-46; vegetation in, 20-39
California (Boston ship), 4:164; 5:132; 8:105, 293-300 passim; 12:151; 18:59, 70; 23:196-201 passim, 217,309-16 passim, 330,331, 332; 27:105
California (locomotive), 52:138
California (newspaper), 60:123
California (Pacific Mail Steamship Company), 2:119,201; 6:286; 8:275; 13:249-50,251,358,381, 386-97 passim, 401,403; 15:166; 16:68, 304-5, 339; 17:177; 20:120; 22:111; 23:51, 57; 24:24; 26:100,102,168; 27:10,34-43 passim 47-50 passim, 264, 362; 28:57, 64,290-91; 29:4,7; 31:142; 33:324,344; 35:12,112, 113; 39:51; illustration, 13: opposite 247
California (painting), 71:20
California (schooner, formerly Clarion and Kaniu), 14:247,252,253, 256,257,264, 26_, 341; 16:358,362,364,368; 17:22, 57-61 passim, 153; 18:174,311; 19:193-96,211-13,214; 35:200
California (steamer), 78:235
California (steamer, formerly Algoa), 31:296
California (steamship), 62:100, 101; 77[4]:252
California (vessel), 42:129; 47:161; 57:48, 54; 65:27; 67:223
California (schooner), 75:368 (photo)
California (ship) 79[2]:58 <
California [Bear Flag] Republic, 1:83, 88,171,182; 10:10-11; 24:57,63; 25:123; 31:207,211
California Academy of Sciences (1889), 63:282
"California Academy of Sciences and the Early History of Science in the West," by Robert C. Miller, 21:363-71, 374
California Academy of Sciences, 1:17; 11:308,313; 18:384; 21:309,329; 23:343; 28:141; 31:337,342; 32:180-83 passim, 247-51 passim, 254, 257, 260; article on, 21:363-71; photograph, 21; opposite 363; 75:46, 90
California African-American Museum (CAAM), inside front cover, Fall (volume 75)
California Afro-American Museum, 68:86; 75:91
California Agricultural Society, 54:145
California Agriculture, see Agriculture, California
California Alien Land Act (1913), 54:307; 62:128, 129, 65:90, 69:344; see also Alien Land Act
California Amusement Machine Operators Association, 59:291
"California and Australia Gold Rushes as Seen by Amos S. Pittman," editor Theressa Gay, 30:15-37
California and Hawaiian Sugar Refining Corporation, 27:200
California and Man, by David N. Hartman, review, 44:353
California and Mexican Land Company, 59:6
California and Oregon Railroad, 54:207
California and Overland Diaries of Count Leonetto Cipriani from 1853 through 1871, translated and edited by Ernest Falbo, review, 42:163-164
California and the American Tax Revolt: Proposition 13 Five Years Later, by Terry Schwadron and Paul Richter, review, 65:139-140
"California and the Civil War: A Bibliographical Essay," by Benjamin F. Gilbert, 40:289-307
"California and the Colleges," by John K. Thelin, Part I, 56:140-163, Part II, 56:230-249
California and the Dust Bowl Migrants, by Walter J. Stein, review, 52:272-274
California and the Nation, 1850-1869, by Ellison, review, 6:377-79
"California and the Nation: A Tally of Two Histories," by John W. Caughey, 40:193-202
California and Utah Camel Association, 8:353; 9:316
California Aqueduct, 73:148 (photograph)
"California Architecture and Its Relation to Contemporary Trends in Europe and America," by Harold Kirker, 51:289-305
California Architecture, by Sally B. Woodbridge, review, 69:61-63
The California Archival Repository Directory, inside front cover, Spring (volume 75)
"California Archives: An Introduction," by Waverly B. Lowell and Teena Stern, 75:2-11
California Arrow (airship), 58:344, 345
California Art Union, 15:276; 30:136-37; 33:311, 317; 36:199, 203; 71:14, 50, 76; 79[2]:193
California Artists 1935 to 1956, by Dewitt Clinton McCall III, review, 61:69-71
California as I Saw It, by McCollum, editor Morgan, review, 40:74-76
California as It Is, and as It May Be (1849), by Felix Wierzbicki 79[2]:216-217
California as It Is & as It May Be, Or a Guide to the Gold Region, 77[4]:62
California as It Is and as It May Be, by Wierzbicki, review, 12:364-65
California Assembly Committee on Corporations, 77[4]:73
California Associated Raisin Company, 25:170; 46:22
California Association of Chiefs of Police, 54:108
California Association of Nurserymen, 60:247
"California Associations with Washington, D.C.," address by Jack H. Ralston, 23:80-81
California Athletic Club, 53:336
California Authors, 66:143-144
California Baptist Education Society, 27:10
"California Barns, as Drawn by Earl Thollander," 53:41-51
California Battalion, 76[2-3]:218, 333, 341
California Battalion of Mounted Riflemen, 12:167; 13:47, 52, 123, 124, 151,304; 17:79,123,230,278,282, 300, 339, 346, 348, 350; 18:74, 75, 169, 172, 173-74; 19:118, 132,140, 141, 142, 186; 21:3, 14, 341, 343, 356, 357; 22:52, 54, 55, 64, 66, 367,368; 23:294; 25:125-28 passim; 26:56; 29:30,273-75, 333-43 passim; 30:49-53 passim, 169; 33:108, 111,112, 121; cartoon, 18: following 72
California Battalion, Civil War, 40:298
"California Bibliographies," compiler by Willard O. Waters, 3:245-58
California black oak (Quercus kelloggii), 76[2-3]:26
California Board of Harbor Commissioners, 64:274
California Body Building Company, 55:314
California Botanical Club, 32:184
California Botanical Society, 73:213
California Brass Band, 16:83
California Building (Panama Pacific International Exposition), 62:119
California Building Trades Council (1916), 57:347
"California by Motor Stage," by Eli Bail, 55:306-325
California Camera Club, 63:152; 71:124, 125
"The California Catholic Church in Transition, 1846-1850," by John Bernard McGloin, S. J., 42:39-48
"California Centennials," by Anson S. Blake, 26:97-106
California Central Railroad, 4:226; 38:25; 70:112
"California Check List," compiled by Bruce L. Johnson, Library Director, 61:153-157, 229-232, 309-312; 62:73-74, 148-152, 230-232; 63:185-186, 265-266, 335-336; 64:70-71; 159-160; 238-240; 309-310; 65:148-150, 223-224, 305-306; 66:151-152, 229-231
"California Check List," compiled by Charles L. Johnson, 67:143-144; 68:55-57
"California Check List," compiled by Charles N. Johnson, 69:74-75, 304-305, 398-399; 70:126-127, 228-229, 320-321, 419-421; 71:138-139, 286-287, 443-445, 543-545; 72:85-89, 206-207, 299-300, 384-86; 73:81-82, 166-67, 249-50, 333-35; 74:128, 213-214, 352-353, 443-444; 75:103-104; 177-178; 293-294; 379-380; 76[1, 4]:69-71; 76:Supp. 45-46; 76[1, 4]:146-147; 77[1-3]:75-76, 114-15, 194; 78:67-68, 125-126, 211-212
"California Check List," compiled by Gary F. Kurutz, 55:190-191, 282-283, 379-380; 56:90-91, 189-190,284-285, 380-381; 57:388-389; 58:91-92, 187-188, 274-275, 370-371
"California Check List," compiled by Glenn E. Humphreys, 66:308-309
"California Check List," compiled by Jay Williar, 53:397-399; 54:92-94 190-192, 285-286, 279-380; 55:94-95
"California Check List," compiled by Joan Alpert, 57:204-206, 284-285
"California Check List," compiled by Joy Berry, 59:90-93, 186-189, 273-275, 362-366; 60:203-205, 300-301, 382-383; 61:72-75
"California Check List," compiled by Laurie W. Boetcher, 141-144
"California Check List," compiled by Peter A. Evans, 52:91-95, 184-186, 284-287, 377-379; 53:92-94, 188-191, 299-302
"California Check List," normally appears in each issue following the book reviews.
California Childhood: Recollections and Stories of the Golden Gate, editor by Gary Soto, review, 68:47-48
California China Mail and Flying Dragon, San Francisco, 21:327-28
California Chinese Chatter, editor Dressler, review, 6:281-82
California Christian Advocate (newspaper), 56:198, 202-203, 205, 206
California Christian Advocate, 31:2-4, 7
California Chronicle, San Francisco, 1:57; 7:280; 8:361-62; 9:24; 15:165; 20:336; 30:252; 37:149-51
California Chronik, San Francisco, 19:193
California Citrus League, 61:33
California Civic League, 65:158, 161, 162, 163-164
California Coastal Commission, 63:259
California coffee berry (Rhamnus californica), 76[2-3]:23, 27
California College Alumnae Association, 65:160
California College of Arts and Crafts, 15:302,303
California College of Pharmacy, 23:191; 30:67; 32:250-53,256,257,261
California College of Photography, 71:125, 126
California Commission of Immigration and Housing, 64:180, 184; 70:192, 193, 199, 203-204
California Commission on the Status of Women (The), 58:181
California Communist Party, 65:167, 168; 75:37
California community property law, 76[1, 4]:27
California Conquered (Harlow), 76[2-3]:331
California Constitutional Convention, 77[4]:220
"California Constitutional Convention of 1849," addresses by Thomas W. Norris, 24:376; 28:372-73
California Constitutional Convention (1849), 77[1-3]:132
California Consumer's League, 42:245
California Copy, by Weeks, review, 8:82-83
"California Copyrights, 1851-1856," by Edith M. Coulter, 22:27-40
California Cotton Mills, 30:285; 31:298; 65:90; 71:406
California Council of Progress, 36:254
California County Boundaries, by Coy, review, 2:366-67
California Courier, 39:11-12
"California Crops That Failed," by John E. Baur, 45:41-68
California Democrat, San Francisco, 15:172, 282; 16:282; 28:135
California Democratic Council, 64:3, 4, 6, 9; 78:195
California Department of Corrections, 75:3
California Department of Education, 75:7, 88
California Department of Energy, 75:51
California Department of Fish and Game, 60:154
California Department of Forestry, 76[2-3]:29
California Department of Highways, (replaced Bureau of Highways), 75:14, 16
California Department of Parks and Recreation, 63:237; inside front cover, Spring, 70:94; 75:366, 367; 76[2-3]:29
California Department of Public Works, 63:291
California Department of Public Works (Division of Highways), 75:16
California Department of Transportation (CalTrans), 59:208, 211, 218, 220
California Desert Miracle: The Fight for Desert Parks and Wilderness, by Frank Wheat, review of, 78:293
California Desert Protection Act, 73:319
California Desert Protection Bill, 71:268
"California Design-1910" (exhibition), 65:216
California Development Company, 52:300-308 passim; 54:206
California Diary of Faxon Dean Atherton (The), 1836-1839, edited by Doyce B. Nunis, Jr., review, 43:344-345
California Dime Museum, Pomona, 37:177
California Division of Beaches and Parks, 26:129, 130, 135, 160
California Division of Highways, 61:191
California Division of Immigration and Housing, 75:94
"California Doctrine," 77[4]:139
"California dollars" (hides), 77[4]:211
California Dons (The), by Edna Deu Pree Nelson, review, 42:156-157
California Dorée, La (ship), [California Doree, La] 13:378
California Dragoons, 18:72-84
California Dream, 76[1, 4]:53, 54, 56-57
California Dream series, 78:274
California dredge, 77[4]:166, 167
California Eagle (airship), 58:341-342, 343
California Eagle (newspaper), 75:36, 90, 195, 228, 230, 253, 256, 260, 261 (photo), 262
California Eastern Railroad, 70:84
California Education Code, 53:317-332
California Election Code, 41:195-210
California Electric Light Company, see "George Roe and California's centennial of light," 58:234-247; see also Pacific Gas & Electric Company
"California Emigrant Letters," compiler by Walker D. Wyman, 24:17-46, 117-38, 235-60, 343-64
California Emigration Society, Boston, 77[4]:57
California Energy Commission (CEC), 73:147, 154
California Environmental Quality Act (1970), 61:102
California Exchange Saloon, Marysville, 15:46
California Exchange, San Francisco, 22:260; Bldg., 17:177; 61:20, 24
California Express, Marysville, 8:358; 9:62, 65, 134, 245, 266, 287, 349, 379-85 passim, 389,390; 10:177,192, 199, 265, 266; 14:407; 15:40, 56, 154; 20:165; 33:203; 34:49-50
California fan palm (Washingtonia filitera), 76[2-3]:32
California Farm Bureau Federation, 61:212, 214
California Farmer (publication), 12:21; 19:250; 30:114, 362, 363; 41:110, 111; 43:312; 46:122, 51:317; 57:121
California Farmers Insurance Company, 26:355
California Farmland: A History of Large Agricultural Landholdings, by Ellen Liebman, review, 63:183-184
California Federal Music Project, 75:242
California Federation for Civic Unity, 65:22
California Federation of Labor, 53:37; 58:260, 261, 262
California Federation of Women's Clubs, 47:346-347; 67:122; 75:92; 76[1, 4]:39
California Fireworks Company, 50:360
California Fish Commission, 75:334
California Fisheries, 66:223-224
California Fishing Company, 29:318
California Food Administration, 75:6 (photo)
"California for Hungarian Readers: Letters of János Xánthus," editor Henry M. Madden, [California for Hungarian Readers: Letters of Janos Xanthus] 28:125-42
California ... for Travelers and Settlers, by Nordhoff, 75:70; 77[4]:117
"California French Filibusters in Sonora," by Helen B. Metcalf, 18:3-21
California Fruit Growers, 76[1, 4]:46
California Fruit Canners Association, 47:199, 204; 64:182; 73:16, 17
California Fruit Growers and Shipping Association, 65:7
California Fruit Growers Exchange (Sunkist), 47:123, 124, 125; 51:320; 54:202; 56:54, 63, 67; 61:33; 65:7, 9, 10, 11, 13, 16
California Fruit Growers and Farmers Convention (brochure), inside front cover, Spring (volume 75)
California Fruit Union, 65:7
California Fugitive Slave Law, 45:6; 67:221-227 passim
California Fusileers, San Francisco, 38:17-18
The California Garden and the Landscape Architects Who Shaped it, by Jere Stuart French, review, 75:285-286
California Gardens: Creating a New Eden, by David Streatfield, review, 75:285-286
California Genealogical Society, 1:107-9; 50:170; see "Donors of Gifts to the California Genealogical Society"
California Geological Survey, 75:327, 328, 331
California Gold: The Beginning of Mining in the Far West (1947), 77[4]:13, 80
California Gold Discovery (The): Sources, Documents, Accounts and Memoirs Relating to the Discovery of Gold at Sutter's Mill, by Rodman W. Paul, review, 46:187-188
"California Gold Discovery: Centennial Papers," 26:107-62
California Gold Discovery to Statehood Sesquicentennial, 77[1-3]:39
California Gold District (The) (sketch), 71:63
The California Gold Rush (1997), by Gary Kurutz 79[2]:207
"The California Gold Rush as a National Experience," by Malcolm J. Rohrbough, 77[1-3]:16-29
The California Gold Rush: A Descriptive Bibliography (1997), 77[4]:11
The California Gold Rush: A Descriptive Bibliography of Books and Pamphlets Covering the Years 1848-1853, by Gary F. Kurutz, review, 77[1-3]:69
"California Gold Rush Padre: ... the `Padre of Paradise Flat,'" editor John B. McGloin, 40:49-67
California Gold Rush towns, 70:162-173
California Gold, by Rodman Paul, 73:281; 79[2]:47
California Guards, 2:119-20; 10:198; 15:164,168,174,178, 179,182,277, 370,375; 16:200; 23:340; 27:106, 111; see also First California Guard
California Heritage, by John and LaRee Caughey, review, 43:59
California Highway Commission, 61:189; 72:176, 178; 75:16
California Highways and Public Works, 75:17
California Highway Patrol, 63:89, 220
California Historic-Genealogical Register, 1:108
California Historic-Genealogical Society, 1:108-9
California Historical Foundation, 76:Supp. 4
California Historical Society Collections, see "Day-by-Day Records: Diaries from the California Historical Society Library," Part II, 56:72-81; "From the Place We Hear About...: A Descriptive Check List of Pictorial Lithographs and Letter Sheets in the CHS Collection," 56:346-367
California Historical Society Library, see "The San Francisco Earthquake and Fire: Photographs and Manuscripts from the California Historical Society Library," 59:34-65
"The California Historical Society's Collection of Daguerreotypes," by Martha Kennedy, 60:370-375
California Historical Society, 58:268, 362-364; 59:28, 31; :207; 68:7, 8; 70:307 El Molino Viejo, 70:402 (photograph); North Baker Library, 70:307, 70:405; Southern California Historical Collection, 70:396-405; Clinton Bryant Collection, 70:397; Los Angeles Area Chamber of Commerce Collection, 70:397, 398, 400; Los Angeles Department of Public Works WPA Project Construction Collection, 70:397; Ticor Collection, 70:397, 399; C. C. Pierce Collection, 70:397; George Wharton James Southwestern Native American Portraits Collection, 70:397, 398; California Historical Society, 71:25, 178; "California as Cornucopia" (exhibit), 71:178; 75:26, 46, 63, 92; 76[2-3]:121
"California Historical Society, 1852-1922," by Henry R. Wagner, 1:9-22
California Historical Society, Los Angeles History Center, 57:186-194
California Historical Society:
- Award Winners, 1962, photographs, 41: between 1970 & 71; 1963, photographs, 43: between 1980 & 81
- collections, 25:85-86; 33:372-76; 77[1-3]:85-86
- Committee for Determination of Location of San Francisco's First Dwelling, 11:73-78
- Directors, Donald C. Biggs: Feb., 1958-Aug., 1966; William W. Whitney: Sep., 1967-Mar., 1970; Peter A. Evans: Acting, May-Sept., 1970; J. S. Holliday: Oct., 1970-...
- Editors, Manuel P. Servin: May, 1961-Dec., 1970; Roger R. Olmsted: Jan., 1971-Feb., 1972; Paul C. Johnson: April, 1972-Dec., 1973; Marilyn Ziebarth: Jan., 1974-...
- educational programs, 77[1-3]:82-83
- fellows, 38:73; 39:70-71
- financial statements of, 77[1-3]:106-107
- governance of, 77[1-3]:89
- history, 1:9-22,107-10; 19:89; 21:95, 183; 24:79; 28:364-66; 36:175-77
- Librarians, James deT. Abajian: Mar., 1951-Nov. 1968; Peter A. Evans, Aug., 1969-Aug., 1974; Lynn B. Donovan, Acting Library Director: Sept.-Dec., 1974; Gary F. Kurutz, Jan. 1975-...
- membership and public support, 77[1-3]:89
- North Baker Research Library and Photography Collections, 77[1-3]:83-84, 86-87
- public programs, 77[1-3]:84-85
- publications, 77[1-3]:88
- Presidents: F. Farquhar (1961); Albert Shumate (1962-1963); H. Clifford (1964-1965); H. Bowles (1966-1967); G. Johnson (1968-1969); I. S. Neasham (1970-1971); R. Griffith Jr., (1972); J. Ritchie (1973-1974); F. Farr (1974-1975)
- publications (1874-93), 1:20-22
- quarters, 17:74; 19:89; 21:371; photograph, 17: opposite 74; 39: opposite 65
- services, 15:387-88
- staff, 77[1-3]:89
- volunteers and interns, 77[1-3]:88
- See "Day-by-Day Records: Diaries from the CHS Library," 54:358-372; "The First Hundred Years: A Descriptive Bibliography of CHS Publications, 1871-1971," 50:163-194; "Introducing Our Members," 42:3-4; "Library Resources: CHS Collections on the History of Women in California," 52:81-84; "The Mansion of the California Historical Society, 2090 Jackson Street, San Francisco," 48:308-324; "Recollections of the Publications Program," 50:167-169; "Some New Thoughts on an Old Mill," 53:139-164; see also "Award of Merit," "Book of Remembrance," "Donors of Gifts to the Society," "Histories of Associate Members," "Members of the Society," "Membership Roll," "Patron Members," "Roster of Sponsoring Members," "Wagner Memorial Awards"
- see also Awards of Merit; Bylaws; Exhibitions; Meetings of the Society; Wagner Memorial Award
"California History and Our Own Society," address by Henry R. Wagner, 19:89
California History Center, DeAnza College, 53:387-390
"California History from Adobe Bricks," address by George W. Hendry, 15:89-90
California History Day, 75:7
California History Nugget, Oct. 1928, review, 7:409
"California history on film," by Linda Artel, 58:264-268
"California History Resources: The Los Angeles County Museum of Natural History," by Harry Kelsey, 54:272-276
California history, teaching of, 64:205
California Historymakers, by Alan A Hynding, review, 56:83-84
California Home and School Child Study Association, inside front cover, Winter (volume 75)
California Home Insurance Company, 26:355; 27:270
California Home Journal, 3:269; 10:295
California Hospital Association, 31:14-15
California Hospital Hotel, Los Angeles, 31:14
California Hotel, San Francisco, 20:132, 137
California Hotel, San Jose, 57:293
California House, Benicia, 6:148, 151; 20:153
California House, Yuba County, 9:52,69
California Housing and Planning Association, 59:138
California I: Documentos para la Historia de la Demarcacion Comercial de California: 1583-1632, edited by W. Michael Mathes, review, 46:77-78
California Immigrant Union, 24:108; 25:101; 27:169-71, 346; 54:209-210; 56:232; 64:24
California immigration, 76[1, 4]:45-57
California Impressionists, by Susan Landauer, review, 76:Supp. 33-34
California Imprints, 1833-1862: A Bibliography, edited by Robert Greenwood, review, 42:346-347
California Imprints, 1846-1876, Pertaining to Social, Educational, and Religious Subjects, compiled by Clifford Merrill Drury, review, 50:90-91
California: influence of on future mining, 77[4]:149-70; state constitution of, 62
California in 1792: A Spanish Naval Visit, by Donald C. Cutter, review, 70:408-409
"California in 1844 as Hartnell Saw It," by Lauro de Rojas, 17:21-27
California in 1851, by Clapp, review, 12:176-77; see also Shirley Letters
California In-Doors and Out (1856), by Eliza Farnham 79[2]: 11, 216
"California in History," by John D. Hicks, 24:7-16, as address, 184
"California in Retrospect," address by David P. Barrows, 29:374-75
"California in the Eighties," from letters of Anna Seward, 16:291-303; 17:28-40
California in the Kitchen, ... a Check List... 1870(?)-1932, by Glozer and Glozer, review, 40:258-59
California Indian Education Association, 71:337
"California Indians and the Workaday West: Labor, Assimilation, and Survival," by Albert L. Hurtado, 69:2-11
California Indians, 66:2-11; 71:303-341, 343-360 passim; aesthetics, 315-316; art, 386-401; basketry, 304, 315-316, 386, 399; berdache tradition, 374, 375-376; cultural diversity, 303; clothing, 314-315; craftsmanship, 315-316; dance, 307, 317, 388; division of labor, 309-310; food acquisition and preparation, 304, 310-311; homosexual transvestism, 374; homosexuality, 376-377; housing, 313; Kuksu religion, 308; languages, 323; literature, 317; marriage, 218, 373; monetary system, 304; music, 317; polygyny, 379; prostitution, 383; rape, 380-382; religion, 303, 305-308; religio-political centers, 313; rituals, 307-308; settlement patterns, 311; sexuality, 371-385; shamanism, 306-307; social organization, 317-319; subsistence patterns, 303, 308-309; supernatural power, 306, 308; Toloache religion, 308; trade and commerce, 320; venereal diseases, 383-384; wars and feuds, 319-320; see also names of specific tribes
"California Indians, Historians, and Ethnographers," by Sylvia Brakke Vane, 71:324-341
"California Indians: Archaeology, Varieties of Culture, Arts of Life," by Robert F. Heizer, 41:1-28
California Indians: Primary Resources, A Guide to Manuscripts, Artifacts, Documents, Serials, Music and Illustrations, by Sylvia Brakke Vane and Lowell John Bean, review, 70:223-224
California Ink Company, 66:67
California Institute (library), San Francisco, 38:299
California Institution for the Deaf and Blind (Berkeley), 78:173
California Institute of Rural Studies, 75:94-95
California Institute of Technology (CAL-TECH), 36:78; 53:158; 56:232, 244, 245; 63:55-56, 65; inside front cover, Fall (volume 70) Jet Propulsion Laboratory, inside front cover, Fall (volume 70) Palomar Observatory, inside front cover, Fall (volume 70) Throop .Hall, inside front cover, Fall (volume 70) (photograph); 75:341; 76[1, 4]:109-121
California Insurance Company, 26:361,362; 27:67, 167-73 passim, 268, 270, 3 4 2, 343-44,348-49; see also California Mutual Marine Insurance Company
California Iron Works, 61:29, 30 Fruit distributor, 31, 33 Fruit separator, 33 Mechanical fruit sizer, 30-31
"California is Quite a Different Place Now: the Gold Rush Letters and Sketches of William Hubert Burgess," by Gary F. Kurutz, 56:210-229
California Jewish History: A Descriptive Bibliography, by Norton B. Stern, review, 47:351-352
California Joint Immigration Committee, 75:253
"California Journal of Archibald Menzies, The," address by W. L. Jepson, 8:386
California Kindergarten Training School, 41:299, 300
California Labor Exchange, 42:252
California Labor Federation, 78:195
California Labor School, 65:169
California Lancers, see Lanceros de Los Angeles
"The California Land Act of 1851 ," by Paul Gates, 50:395-430
California Land Claims Commission, 75:87
California Land Commission and Commissioners, 13:320; 15:171,270; 16:182,285; 17:173; 18:273
California Land Commission, 56:104, 105; 78:172
California Land Settlement Board, 52:316
California League of Independent Bankers, 37:267-75 passim, 347-58 passim
California League, 70:180-185, 188-189, 190
California legacy: The James Alexander Watson-Maria Dolores Dominguez de Watson Family, 1820-1980, by Judson A. Grenier, review, 67:136
California Legislature, American period: first, 11:160; 19:14-15; 20:107; 23:364,375; 26:105; 28:63-64; 29:75-76; in 1850s and '60s: 8:194, 211, 354; 9:71, 243-60 passim, 268-85, 380, 383,393; 10:40-53 passim, 61-75 passim, 271-83 passim, 286-96 passim, 372-78 passim, 387-91 passim; 14:152-54; 17:260-68; 30:132, 133,146-47; 32:216; in 1873-74, 17:205,206; in 1893, 19:59-73 passim
California Legislature, Mexican period, 1:27,29,30; 8:103; 13:119-20; 20:239; 27:335,337; see also Juntas
"California Letters of Edward Hotchkiss, The," editor Helen Throop Pratt, 12:91-110
"California Letters of James Carr, The," editor Carl I. Wheat, 11:157-75
California Letters of William Gill, editor Clark, review, 3:200-201
"California Life in the Mines," address by Anson S. Blake, 12:180
California Light Horse Guard, San Francisco, 38:17
California Lima Bean Association, 47:124
California Literature Society, 66:63
California Lumber Company, 15:177
California Magazine, 60:319
California Magazine, see Hutchings' California Magazine
California Mail Bag, 28:13, 17, 18
California Manufacturing Association, 75:227
California Manufacturer's Association, 65:90
California Market, San Francisco, 5:85-86
"California Martyr's Bones, A," by Clarence Cullimore, 33:13-21
"California Material in the Archives of Spain," address by Henry R. Wagner, 2:258-60
California Medical College, 30:67
California Merchants' and Miners' Almanac, 17:181
A California Middle Border: The Kern River Country, 1772-1880, by William Harland Boyd, review, 53:392-393
California Military Museum, 77[1-3]:153
California mining company, 77[4]:72
California Mining and Trading Company, 22:121, 147
"A California Mining Camp," (1878) by Mary Hallock Foote, 73:288, 293
California Mining Journal (publication), 54:310
"A California Miniography," by Francis J. Weber, 51:85-89
California Minstrels, 21:169, 171, 242; 78:179
"The California Mission As Symbol and Myth," by James J. Rawls, 71:342-361
"The California Mission Indian Commission of 1891: The Legacy of Helen Hunt Jackson," by Valerie Sherer Mathes, 72:339-58
California Mission Indians, 72:339-58
"California Mission Indians: Two Perspectives," 70:206-215
California Missions (The): A Pictorial History, by Paul C. Johnson, review, 44:366
California missions, 71:323 -329, 343-361
California Monthly Magazine, 73:282
California Motion Picture Corporation, 63:160-161, 163
California Museum Association, 47:105, 106; (Volume 71, 1992)
California Mutual Marine Insurance Company, 25:100; 26:262-64, 355; see also California Insurance Company
"California National Guard and the Mexican Border, 1914-16," by James J. Hudson, 34:157-71
"The California National Guard in the San Francisco Earthquake and Fire of 1906," by James J. Hudson, 55:137-149
California National Guard, 10:309; 29:247,375; 34:157-71, 326; 35:29-35; 38:20,21,22; see also Militia
"The California National Parks Centennial: Introduction to the Special Issue," by Alfred Runte, 69:86-91
"California National Parks Chronology," 69:92-96
California Nationalist, 64:192, 195
California Native American Heritage Commission, 71:338
California Native Cavalry (1864), 27:222
California Natural Gas Company, 75:124
California Natural Gas Pipelines, 75:125 (map)
"California Never Was an Independent Republic," by George Tays, 15:242-43
California News (painting), 77[4]:176
California News, by William Sidney Mount 79[2]:27
"California Newspaper Centennial," address by Neal Van Sooy, 26:83-84
California Northeastern Railroad, 70:36, 113
California Northern Railroad, 10:386, 395
California Nurses Association, 75:94
California oatgrass (Danthonia californica), 76[2-3]:23
California of George Gordon and the 1849 Sea Voyages of his California Association (The), by Albert Shumate, review, 56:177-178
"The California of the Pat Brown Years: Creative Building for the 'Golden State's' Future," California Politics & Policy (1997 Special Issue), edited by Martin Schiesl, review of, 77[1-3]:110-11
California Oil and Natural Gas Production, 75:121 (table)
"California on Wheels," 60:60:48
California Orange and Vineyard Company, 77[4]:287
California Orange Box Labels: An Illustrated History, by Gordon T. McClelland and Jay T. Last, review, 73:246
California Outlaw: Tiburcio Vasquez, compiler Greenwood, including account by Beers, review, 40:260-63
California Outlook (publication), 47:331; 57:168, 169; 58:169
California Pacific Eastern Extension Company, 25:344
California Pacific International Exposition (1935), 72:148
California Pacific International Exposition, San Diego, 36:161-62; 75:28
California Pacific Railroad Company, 9:259; 25:344; 27:195-96, 202; 64:137; 70:106; 76[1, 4]:86, 87
California Packers, 35:121
California Packing Corporation (Sacramento), 43:369; 64:176; 69:357; 73:22
California Painters: New Work, by Henry T. Hopkins and Jim McHugh, review, 69:63-64
California Park Commission, 26:107, 108, 129, 130
California Pastoral, by H. H. Bancroft, 76[2-3]:175
California Patterns: A Geographical and historical Atlas, by David Hornbeck; design by David L. Fuller, review James J. Parsons, 62:142
California Pharmaceutical Society, 32:250-53 passim
"California Phases of the Pony Express," address by Raymond W. Settle, 34:87
California Pilgrimage, by Kip, review, 1:197-98
California Pioneers, 75:340
California Place Names, by Gudde, review, 39:364-66
"California Place Names," address by Erwin G. Gudde, 28:184-85
California Place Names: The Origin and Etymology of Current Geographical Names, by Erwin G. Gudde, review of, 78:205
California Players' League, 70:189
California Police Gazette, 10:175
California Policy Choices, Vol. VII, edited by John J. Kirlin and David R. Winkler, review, 72:82-83
California politics, 64:2-9 passim
California Pollution problems, 51:202, 203
California Polytechnic University Pomona, 73:152
California poppy (Eschscholtzia californica), 4:154-55; 12:207; 18:338; 78:2, 249; first picture of, 5
California Positive and Negative Electric Cough and Consumption Cure, 31:26
California Powder-Works, 77[4]:199
California Practice Act, 9:71 "California Preparations to Meet the Walla Walla Invasion, 1846," by John A. Hussey and George W. Ames, Jr., 21:9-21
"California Prior to Conquest: A Frenchman's Views," editor William F. Shepard, 37:63-77
California Prison Commission, 63:303
"California Progressives and Foreign Policy," by Thomas G. Paterson, 47:329-342
"The California Progressives and the 1924 Campaign," by John L. Shover, 51:59-74
California Progressives, see "He did not have a fair trial: California Progressives react to the Leo Frank case," 58:166-178
California Progressivism, 70:29
California Prune Primer (publication), 54:202
California Public Balance, San Francisco, 28:36
California Public Records Act, 75:88
California Public Utility Commission, 73:150, 154, 155; 75:29
California Publishing Company, 28:10
California Railroad Commission, 55:313; see "Hiram Johnson, the Lincoln-Roosevelt League, and the Election of 1910," 45:225-240 passim; 75:29
California Raisin Growers' Association, 25:173
"California Rancho [Buri Buri] under Three Flags, A," by Frank M. Stanger, 17:245-59
California Ranchos and Farms, 1846-1862, edited by Paul W. Gates, review, 48: 363-364
California Rand Silver Mine, article on, 32:1-41
California Rangers, 8:83-84
California Real Estate Association (CREA), 66:20, 22
"California Recollections of Caspar T. Hopkins," 25:97-120, 255-66, 325-46; 26:63-75 , 175-83, 253-66,351-63; 27:65-73, 165-74, 267-74, 339-51
California Redwood Company, 77[4]:287
"California Redwood Pioneers," address by Rodney S. Ellsworth, 17:185
"California Regiment, Colonel Baker, and Ball's Bluff," by Paul Fatout, 31:229-40
California Regiment in Camp, 76[2-3]:361, 373
California Republic, 76[2-3]:322
California Rural Indian Health Board, 71:337
California Rural Press (publication), 45:54
California Rural Rehabilitation Administration, 64:266
California Savings & Loan Society, 59:23, 30, 31
California Scholarship Federation, 73:64
California School of Arts and Crafts, 15:302,303
California School of Design, 30:139; 36:199-200; 37:25-26; 71:49, 83; 79[2]:198
California School of Fine Arts (later San Francisco Art Institute), 38:1-2, 4,7-8; 62:218; inside front cover, 72: Summer; 75:267
California School of Mechanical Arts, 19:153; 65:209, 210
California Schutzen Club, 65:188, 190, 191
California Senate Memorial of 1877, 73:273
California Shipbuilding and Consolidated Steel, 75:234
California Shipbuilding Company, see Calship
"California Sidelights on the Presidential Election of 1864," by William F. Zornow, 34:49-64
California Silk Culture Association, 31:335-42 passim; 43:316
California Silk Manufacturing Company, 31:340
California silk worm, see "Pages from the past," 58:76-77
California Sketches With Recollections of the Gold Mines (1850), by Leonard Kip 79[2]:216
California Society of Etchers, 54:348
California Society of Montmartre Boulevard (cartoon), 39: opposite 1
California Society of Natural History, 10:44
California Society of Pioneers, 71:25
"California Society, Sons of the American Revolution," by William W. Winn, 29:289-95
"California Soldiers in the Civil War," by Leo P. Kibby, 40:343-51
"California Soldiers in the Philippines," from correspondence of Howard Middleton, editor Harold F. Taggart, 30:289-304; 31:49-67, 163-73
California Songster, 30:251-52
California Soul: Music of African Americans in the West, edited by Jacqueline Cogdell DjeDje and Eddie S. Meadows, review of, 78:62
California Southern Railway, 27:121; 67:104, 105; 70:103
California Spiritualist Convention (1866), 73:193
California Spring, 1875 (painting) by Albert Bierstadt, front cover, 72: Fall
California Springs, Texas, 18:108, 134
California Stage Company, 7:13; 8:347; 9:173, 179, 181, 185; 13:261; 14:160; 17:168; 49:103, 106; 77[4]:265
California stamp mills, 77[4]:39, 155, 202
California Star (The): Yerba Buena and San Francisco-Volume I. 1847-1848, a Reproduction in Facsimile, introduced by Fred Blackburn Rogers, review, 45:351-353
California Star and Californian, 7:278; 10:138
California Star Oil Company, 17:1 15
California Star, San Francisco, (newspaper), 3:34; 7:277,280; 10:16, 138,298-301; 11:129-37 (including facsimile), 143-44; 13:56, 76; 14:80,277; 17:300; 20:118; 21:372; 26:83,99, 165; 32:195; 37:236,317; cited, 6:149; 10:17-18, 23, 25; 30:233, 234; 50:7; 77[4]:3
California State Agricultural Society, 9:385; 10:196; 20:261-63; 27:10, 253; 36:245-46; 43:311; 48:155; 56:329, 332; 71:30; see also State Fair
California State Archives, 28:143-50; 36:111; inside front cover Spring, 75:3, 6, 11 (photo), 16, 19, 26, 46, 61, 87, 88; 76[2-3]:350
California State Automobile Association, 59:154
California State Baseball League, 63:28
California State Board of Agriculture, 75:333
California State Board of Education, 73:272; 75:88
California State Board of Education, see "California's Response to the `New Education' in the 1930's" 53:25-40 passim
California State Board of Fish Commissioners, 67:38, 39, 40
California State Board of Forestry, 46:6; 69:104; 75:333
California State Board of Health, 75:163
California State Board of Horticulture, 51:319
California State Board of Prison Directors, 63:303
California State Board of Public Health, 67:41
California State Board of Railroad Commissioners, 61:293,294
California State Bureau of Mines, 77[4]:44
California State Chamber of Commerce, 73:192
California State Colleges, 42:99-110
California State Commission of Fisheries, 67:35
California State Congress of Mothers, 64:288
California State Constitution, 73:126
California State Corporate Securities Act, 73:145
California State Democratic Central Committee, 76[1, 4]:130
California State Division of Beaches and Parks, 71:215
California State Fair (1861), 73:143
California State Federation of Colored Women's Clubs, 75:246
California State Federation of Labor, 42:243, 245, 246, 252, 253; 62:131; 67:10
California State Federation of Women's Clubs, 65:83, 87, 90, 91, 95
California State Geological Survey, 4:15-23; 7:121-31, 410; 9:401; 38:165; 69:94; 71:89, 100
California State Grange, 27:174; 62:131
California State Historical Association, 7:409
California State Horticultural Society, 336
California State Indian Museum, inside front cover, Fall (Volume 71, 1992)
California State industrial Commission, 47:348
California State Journal, 14:157
California State Labor Bureau (1912), 47:344
California State League, 70:183
California State Legislature. Un-American Activities Committee (Tenney Committee), 70:372
California State Library, 10:53,76, 278; 17:265; 18:49; 19:67,246-49; 38:297-98; 69:58 (photograph-reading room); 77[1-3]:84; see "Portrait of the Golden State"-The California State Library's Photography Collection, 60:290-295; 75:61
California State Medical Society, 4:182, 188, 191-94 passim; 28:374; 50:122, 123
California State Mining and Smelting Company, 77[4]:63
California State Normal School, 42:103; 72:2, 5, 7
California State Park Commission, 25:193, 194,200-203 passim; 71:163, inside front cover, Winter (Volume 71, 1992)
California State Park Rangers Assoc., 73:319
California State Park Rangers Association, Save Bodie! committee, 70:414
California State Park System, 75:355
California State Parks, 77[1-3]:65, 184
California State Planning Board, 59:128
California State prison, 9:180; 10:52; see also San Quentin
California State Public Utilities Commission, 71:227
California State Racing Pigeon Association, 73:154
California State Railroad Commission, 56:334
California State Railroad Museum, 75:20; 77[1-3]:153
California State Railroad Museum Foundation, 70:96
California State Railroad Museum Library, 70:94-112
- Arcata & Mad River Railroad, Papers. 70:102
- Atchison, Topeka & Santa Fe Railway collection, 70:101, 103-104
- Best, Gerald Martin, Papers, 70:99, 104
- Brotherhood of Locomotive Engineers, Pacific Division, No. 110, Records, 70:104
- Brotherhood of Locomotive Firemen and Enginemen, Records, 70:104
- California Traction Project, Report, 70:104
- Cartographic Collections, 70:101
- Central Pacific Railroad collection, 70:104-105
- Chico Electric Railway, Records, 70:106
- Clar Raymond L., Collection, 70:106
- Eureka and Palisade Railroad, Records, 70:106
- Gordon, Mary Lou, Letter, 70:106
- Hall-Scott Motor Car Company, Drawings, 70:106
- Haskin, D. C., Papers, 70:106
- Hentzelman, Taylor W., Letters, 70:106
- Judah, Theodore Dehone and Family, Collection, 70:106
- Kneiss, Gilbert Harold, Collection, 70:106
- Lawser, Mary Louise, Papers and Drawings, 70:106, 108
- Lima Locomotive Works, Drawings, 70:99, 101, 108
- Mission Bay Roundhouse, Log Books 70:109
- Northern Electric Railway, Records, 70:109
- Pullman Company, Glass Plates and Negatives, 70:109
- Roberts Lumber Company, Papers, 70:109
- Railroad Law Enforcement, Collection, 70:109
- San Francisco and San Joaquin Valley Railway, Papers, 70:109
- Shaw, Frederic Joseph, Papers, 70:109
- Shelton Adjustable Double Deck Car Company, Records, 70:109
- Sierra Valley and Mohawk Railroad, Time Book, 70:109
- Sonoma County Railroad Company, Memorandum of Agreement, 70:110
- Southern Pacific Company, Financial Records, Maps, Drawings, 70:110
- Southern Pacific Company, Sacramento Shops, Records, 70:110
- Southern Pacific Railroad, Records, 70:101
- Stein, Louis L., Jr., Collection, 70:110
- Stockton and Copperopolis/Stockton and Visalia Railroads, Plan Book, 70:110
- Taylor, H. Lester, Collection, 70:110
- Western Pacific Railroad, Files, 70:101
- Union Iron Works, Drawings, 70:111
- Virginia & Truckee Railroad Locomotives No. 23 and 24, Drawings, 70:111
- Virginia & Truckee Railway, Passenger Dept. Accounts, 70:112
- Wagner, John ("Jack") Russell, Papers, 70:112
- Waldron, W. B., Diary, 70:112
- Weed Lumber Company, Drawings, 70:113
- Western Pacific Railroad, Collections, 70:113
California State Railroad Museum, inside front cover, Winter, 70:2, 94
California State Relief Administration, 58:354, 355
California State School Report (1852), 46:150
California State Seal, 10:163; 15:302; 22:81; 33:73
California State Swamp Commission, 28:93
California State Telegraph Company, 29:346-53 passim; 33:10; 70:269
California State Tide Land Commission, 21:121-22
California State University Chancellor's Office, 77[1-3]:133
California State University, Long Beach, 63:33
California State University (Northridge), 75:38
California State University system, 75:95
California Statesman, Sacramento, 15:273
"A California Stateswoman: The Public Career of Katherine Philips Edson," by Jacqueline R. Braitman, 65:82-95
California Steam Navigation Company, 8:211; 9:55,72,277,394; 10:73, 193,293; 15:168, 171, 365; 16:65-67 passim, 177,285,341; 17:182; 24:88,262; 27:67,171, 271; 32:223; 45:16; 46:295; 48:11; 59:232, 241; 64:101, 137; 70:269; 75:115, 132; 77[4]:257-58
California Street (San Francisco), 73:299, 306
California Street Railroad, San Francisco, 57:150, 156
California Studies, 68:158-161
"California Studies and California Politics: Reflections on the Sesquicentennial," by Jeff Lustig, 77[1-3]:130-39
California Studies Association, 77[1-3]:131, 133
California Studies Conferences, 77[1-3]:131, 132
California Suffrage Association, 55:175
California Sugar Refinery, 75:120
California Supreme Court, 75:12; 77[4]:130, 137, 139, 143; 78:51; 79[2]:71
California Tamarack Foundation, 71:178
California Taxpayers' Association, 47:124, 125
The California Teacher (journal) 79[2]:243
California Teachers Association (CTA), 46:162; 49:321; 78:195; 79[2]:243
California Theatre, San Francisco, 21:161-76 passim, 243-47 passim, 252,259-64 passim, 274; 37:226
California Through Five Centuries, by Katherine Wallace, review, 54:282-283
"California Tomorrow" (environmental group), 73:147
California Trail (The): An Epic with Many Heroes, by George R. Stewart, review, 42:71-72
California Trail, 76[2-3]:312; 77[4]:177
California Trail Herd: 1850 Missouri-to-California.Journal of Cyrus C. Loveland, edited by Richard H. Dillon, review, 41:167-169
California Transit Company, 55:314, 315, 322
California Transportation Commission (CTC), 72:186
California Transportation Company, 29:190-91; 59:164, 232; 75:18
California Trona Company, 17:116-17
California Typesetting Company, 66:63
"California Un-American Activities Investigations: Subversion on the Right?" by Robert L. Pritchard, 49:309-327
"California Unveiled," by Trény, translator Desiré Fricot, [Treny, translator Desire Fricot] 23:41-68
California Vital Records Department, 75:61
California Voice (newspaper), 62:35; 75:195, 268
California Volunteers (1862), 10:372, 387, 388, 390, 393; 26:1-11 passim; 29:235-36; 31:42; 33:376
California Volunteers, Civil War, 63:200-211; First Cavalry, 63:201; First Infantry, 63:201; Second California Cavalry, 63:202; Third California Infantry, 63:202, 209
"California Voyages, 1539-1541,"editor and translator Henry R. Wagner, 3:307-97
California walnut (Juglans californica), 76[2-3]:26
California Watch Company, 34:327
California Water Atlas (The), editor by William L. Kahrl, review, 58:365-366
California Water Plan (1960), 64:4-5
California Wedding Party of 1845, 76[2-3]:243
California Weekly (newspaper), 38:252; 45:225; 47:329, 331; 49:42; 57:168
California Wesleyan College, 29:59; 31:2-3; 33:73; 36:349; see also University of the Pacific
California Wesleyan University (University of the Pacific) 79[2]:246, 247
California Western Railroad, 70:3
California Western University, 52:15
"The California Whaling Rocket and the Men Behind It," by Frank H. Winter and Mitchell R. Sharpe, 50:349-362
California Wharf and Warehouse Company, 27:199
"The California Wine and Grape Industry and Prohibition," by John R. Meers, 46:19-32
California Wine Association, 36:110; 46:28; 51:99
California Wings: A History of Aviation in the Golden State, by William A. Schoneberger, review, 67:137-138
California Wire Cloth Company, 19:156
California Wire Works, 19:153, 156; 77[4]:203
California Woman Suffrage Association, 73:201; 77[1-3]:95
California Women's Savings and Loan, 60:19
California Women: A History, by Joan M. Jensen and Gloria Ricci Lothrop, review, 67:58-59
California Workingmen's Party, 66:130-142
California Writers Club, 55:207
"The California Years of Virgil Macey Williams," by Ruth N. Post, 66:115-129
California Young Democrats, 78:194, 195
California Youth Authority, 75:88
California Zephyr (train), 70:64, 71, 73, 74, 96, 108, 113
California: A Study of American Character (also titled California, from the Conquest in 1846 to the Second Vigilance Committee in San Francisco), by Josiah Royce, 77[1-3]:67
California: The Great Exception (1949), by Carey McWilliams, 77[1-3]:130; 79[2]:45
"California" (poem) by Ina Coolbrith, 61:88
"California" (pseudonym), 24:30-37
Californias 79[2]:147, 149 Californios 79[2]:44, 50, 88, 90, 120; impact of Gold Rush on, 102-108; utilize Indian labor in mines, 90; women, 149. See also Hispanic Californians
"California's Aboriginal Waterscape: Harmony and Manipulation" by Norris Hundley, 66:2-11
California's Alien Land Law, 1913, see Alien land laws; Heney-Webb Alien Land Act
California's Architectural Frontier: Style and Tradition in the Nineteenth Century, by Kirker, review, 40:168-70
"California's Bantam Cock: The Journals of Charles E. DeLong," editor Carl I. Wheat, 8:193-213, 337-63; 9:50-80 129-81, 243-87,345-97; 10:40-78, 165-201, 245-97, 355-95; 11:47-64
"California's Biggest Nugget," by John B. Farish, 3:259-61
California's Black Pioneers: A Brief Historical Survey, by Kenneth G. Goode, 75:195
"California's Caminito Real," by Francis J. Weber, 54:63-75
California's Chumash Indians. A Project of the Santa Barbara Museum of Natural History Education Center, review, 67:63-64
"California's Constitution of 1879: An Unpaid Debt," by Kenneth M. Johnson, 49:135-141
California's Daughter: Gertrude Atherton and Her Times, by Emily Wortis Leider, review, 71:440-441
"California's Day Book," by John A. Hussey, 25:121-31
"California's Embattled Settlers," by Paul W. Gates, 41:99-130
California's First Archbishop: The Lift of Joseph Sadoc Alemany, O.P., 1814-1888, by John Bernard McGloin, review, 46:358-359
"California's First Legislature," address by Herbert C. Jones, 29:75-76
"California's First Pianos," by E. D. Holden, 13:34-37
"California's First Tabloid Newspapers," by Boutwell Dunlap, 3:268-69
California's Geographic Names: A Gazetteer of Historic and Modern Names of the State, by David L. Durham, review of, 78:205
California's Golden Jubilee (1898), 69:286-291; 77[4]:11
"California's Influence upon the Constitution of Argentina," by V. Aubrey Neasham, 16:43-47
"California's Leonardo: The Portraits of Signor Barbieri," by Bruce Kamerling, 66:262-277
California's Maritime Heritage, by Martin P. Riegel, review, 67:282-283
California's Mission Revival, by Karen J. Weitze, review, 63:330-331
"California's peripatetic photographer," by Peter E. Palmquist, 58:195-219
California's Pictorial Letter Sheets, 1849-1869, by Joseph Armstrong Baird,Jr., review, 48:73-74
California's Pioneer Circus, editor Dressler, review, 6:98-99
"California's Pioneer Wine Families," by Julius L. Jacobs, 54:139-174
"California's Place in the Tapestry of History," address by Charles C. White, 26:280-81
"California's Practical Idealist: John Randolph Haynes," by Tom Sitton, 67:2-17
California's Practical Period: A Cultural Context of the Emerging University, 1850s-1870s, by Gunther Barth, review, 76[1, 4]:141-142
California's Prodigal Sons: Hiram Johnson and the Progressives, 1911-1917, by Spencer C. Olin, Jr., review, 49:64-65
California's Railroad Era, 1850-1911, by Ward McAfee, review, 53:395
California's Redwood Wonderland, by Thornbury, review, 3:203
California's Reluctant Prelate: The Life and Times of the Right Reverend Thaddeus Amat, C. M. (1811-1878), by Francis J. Weber, review, 44:351-352
"California's Response to the `New Education' in the 1930's," by Irving J. Hendrick, 53:25-40
"California's Role in the Nomination of Franklin D. Roosevelt," by Russell M.Posner, 39:121-39
California's Spiritual Frontiers: Religious Alternatives to Anglo-Protestantism, 1850-1910, by Sandra Sizer Frankiel, review, 69:212-213
"California's Vanishing Landscape: Nineteenth-century Images from the Collection of the California Historical Society," 178-191
"California, 1846-1860: Politics," by Earl S. Pomeroy, 32:291-302
California, as spiritual frontier, 68:190; as symbol, 68:182-187; depicted in fiction, 68:202-209; dream, 68:174; economy, 68:226-227, 240-247; geo/literary regions, 68:190-195; labor force, 68:242-247; language policy, 68:231-239; legend and mythology, 68:174-178; literary history, 68:188-195; population growth, 68:227-228, 240-241; psychological history, 68:176; public policy, 68:224-228, 240-247; religion, 68:80; southwestern influence on, 68:79-85
California, edited by Robert F. Heizer, review, 57:386
California, Gulf of, 3:318-37; 11:365-82; 20:223; 25:357; 27:206; 28:121
California, American conquest of, 76[1, 4]:82
California, images of, 63:256-259
California, Mar de la, 8:26,27,30, 32
California, Mediterranean-Spanish tradition, 61:286-287
California, Oregon and Mexico Steamship Company, 16:67-68
California, Puerto (or Boca) de, 3:388, 389, 392
California, Punta (or Cabo) de, 1:49, 50,52; 3:20; 7:59, 229, 296, 305; 8:26, 30, 32
"California, Training Ground for Spanish Naval Heroes," by Donald C. Cutter, 40:109-22
"California, Why We Come; Myth or Reality," by Doyce B. Nunis, Jr., 44:123-137
California-Arizona Stage Lines, 22:162
The California-Mexico Connection, edited by Abraham F. Lowenthal and Katrina Burgess, review, 75:371-372
California-Mexico Land and Cattle Company, 47:15-39 passim, 143, 148-155 passim, 239-246 passim
California-Nevada Lake Basin, see "Hot Summer in the Sierra: An Early Contest for Resource Rights at Lake Tahoe," 51:306-314
California-Oregon Power Company, 30:339-43
"California-Oregon Trail, The," address by William G. Paden, 18:85
California-Politics, see "California Progressives and the 1924 Campaign," 51:59-74; "Hiram Johnson, the Lincoln-Roosevelt League, and the Election of 1910," 45:225-240; "Ideas of Reform in California," 51:213-226; "The Struggle for the Australian Ballot in California," 51:227-243; see also Names of parties and politicians
California-to-Honolulu Yacht Races, 75:82
California-Western States Life Insurance Company, 42:284
California: A Bicentennial History, by David Lavender, review, 55:280-281
California: A History of the Golden State, by Warren A. Beck and David A. Williams, review, 52:180-181
California: A History, by Andrew F. Rolle, review, 43:67
California: A Place, A People, A Dream-A Journey Through California History, editor by Claudia Jurmain and James J. Rawls, review, 65:297-299
"California: A Possible Derivation of the Name," by A. E. Sokol, 28:23-30
"California: A Visual Artist in Today's Landscape," by Stephen Johnson, 68:182-187
California: An Illustrated History, by Don E. Fehrenbacher and Norman E. Tutorow, review, 49:172-173
California: An Illustrated History, by T. H. Watkins, review, 52:372
California: An Interpretive History, by Walton Bean, review, 48:270-272
California: boundaries, see Boundaries
British reports on (1849-51), 32:81-86, 269- 74
capitals, 15:267, 269; Benicia, 11:163; 17:261, 263-67 passim; Los Angeles, 12:36; 13:215,217, 222, 231-32, 301; Monterey, 12:36-37; 13:198; Sacramento, 5:285-86; 11:163; 15:268; 17:234,261-67 passim; 32:216; San Jose, 9:268; 11:163; 14:152-54; 17:234,260; 23:375; Vallejo, 11:163; 17:234,261-68 passim; prop. removal to Oakland, 5:256,258,282; to San Jose, 5:285-86; temporary, at San Francisco, 10:374-81 passim; New York of the Pacific (proposed), 12:30-31
capitols: at Benicia, 17: (photograph) opposite 260, 261, 263, 264, 268; offered at New York of the Pacific, 12:30; at Sacramento, 9; (illustration) 247, 249, 268, 274-75; 10:282,295; 24:180; 28:94; 32:216; 33:329-35; 38:337; 39:177; at Vallejo, 17:234
conditions in 1844, 17:21-27; in 1850-51; 31:143-45, 253-59, 307-11; 32:81-86
description in early `50s, 15:234-36
extent before Conquest, 8:259-60; in 1846,25:289-91; before 1849, 24:20-22; see also Boundaries
name, 1:41, 46-56; 3:309, 311, 318, 337, 346, 380, 389; 6:167-68,325; 9:188; 11:320; 19:219-24; 24:313; 28:23-30; prop. change to Moctezuma, 16:217
rural society, 24:193-228
16th-century ideas and plans for, 8:26-33
visual knowledge of to 1700, 36:213-40
California: discovery of (1539-1540), see "Francisco de Ulloa, Joseph James Markey and the Discovery of Upper California," 50:73-77; (1600's): "Early California Propaganda: The Works of Fray Antonio de la Ascension," 50:195-205; (1800-1850): "Russian Travel Notes and Journals as Sources for the History of California, 1800-1850," 52:37-63; 43:247-250; (1870's): "The Sense of the `Seventies--California 100 Years Ago,"pictorial essay, 50:131-162; "The Loss of a Reputation; or, The Image of California in Britain Before 1875," 53:115-130; (1870-1970): economic growth, 51:315- 330; (1900's): 45:224-240, 51:59-74
California: Five Centuries of Cultural Contrasts, by Julian Nava and Bob Barger, review, 56:83-84
California: island, 1:40-41,47; 3:311, 337,346; 8:27,36,37; 19:220,221; 28:23; kingdom, 8:26-32 passim
California: Land of Contrasts, by David W. Lantis, Rodney Steiner, and Arthur E. Karinen, review, 44:53-54
California: Land of New Beginnings, by David Lavender, review, 52:180-181
California: The Geography of Diversity, by Crane S. Miller and Richard S. Hyslop, review James J. Parsons, 62:142
California: The Great Exception, by Carey McWilliams, review, 55:371
California: The Irish Dream, by Patrick J. Dowling, review, 70:225
California: The New Society, by Remi Nadeau, review, 43:360-361
California: Where the Twain Did Meet, by Anne Loftis, review, 53:88-89
California; or, The Heathen Chinee (play), 34:360-61
Californian (newspaper), 41:228-233 passim; 77[1-3]:35; 77[4]:3; 79[2]:53
"The Californian and His Environment," by John Walton Caughey, 51:195-204
"Californian and His History, The," address by Herbert I. Priestley, 10:206
Californian, Bakersfield, 32:5
Californian, Monterey and San Francisco, 3:114, 193; 6:143-44, 145, 149, 153; 7:277; 10:16,24,26,138,299; 11:130-33 passim; 12:168; 13:56,60, 76, 267; 15:180; 17:296,300, 301; 18:79; 19:330-31; 20:215; 22:51,65; 25:128-29; 26:83,164; 28:115; 35:104, 106,108,201; facsimile, 35: opposite 193
Californian... Magazine, 5:409-10; 21:50; 28:9-10, 13
Californiana IV: Aportacion a la Historiograffa de California en el siglo xviii, editor by W. Michael Mathes, review, 67:194-195
Californiana, see "Book Notes," "Book Notices," "Book Reviews," "California Check List," "Pictorial Resources," "Recent Californiana"
Californiana, see Bibliographies
Californians (baseball team), 70:189
"Californians against the Emperor," by Robert R. Miller, 37:193-214
Californians Against State Executions, 78:200
Californians for Nuclear Safeguards, 71:235 (photograph)
Californie Dorée, La (ship), [Californie Doree, La] 13:378
Californie, La (semi-monthly), 20:70; 22:310; 39:6
Californien, Le (newspaper), San Francisco, 5:27; 6:44; 23:61; 39:10-11, 346; 78:141
Californienne, La (company), 22:289, 296-309 passim; 23:45-46, 48, 59, 61-67,68; 33:126
"Californiennes, Les," 39:148
Californio culture, 61:283-291 passim
Californios, 77[1-3]:45, 50, 64
Californios versus Jedediah Smith, 1826-1827 (The): A New Cache of Documents, by David J. Weber, review, 70:224-225
Californios, 69:321-331 passim; 76[2-3]:173-95, 309-10; 77[4]:86, 241see also Mexican Californians; Spanish Californians
Californios, inside front cover, Summer (volume 75)
Californischer Staats-Kalender, 11:224
Calipatria, California, 52:309
Calistoga, 4:393; 16:130; 20:6; 32:364; 36:295
Calkin, Kate Florence, 27:283
Calkin, Milo, 15:280; 27:284; 27:284; 30:93
Calkin, Mrs. Milo B., 30:93
Calkins, Elmo, 60:69
Calkins, James, 68:37
The Call of the Wild, by Jack London, 75:71
Call, Anson, 22:15, 17
Call, George W., 12:200-206 passim
Call, George W., 61:12
Call, San Francisco, (1855), 1:102, 296-97; 11:190; 16:79; 20:334; 28:136; 30:195, 196, 197,201,202; cited, 34:55-56, 59; 36:38-39; 36:51-59 passim
Callaghan Block, Shasta City, 30:36
Callahan, Isaac, 18:166; 33:343,344
Callahan, Leroy, 49:236
Callahan, Mrs. D.E., 10:247,250
Callander , John, Terra Australis Cognita, review, 49:363-364
Callao (place), 20:206,209
Callao (ship), 23:51
Callbreath (of Victoria, 1862), 9:313, 329
Called to the Pacific: A History of the Christian Brothers of the San Francisco District, 1868-1944, by Ronald Eugene Isetti, F.S.C., review, 59:85-86
Calle de las Vinas, 75:339
Calleja, Viceroy, 46:114
Callenbach, Ernest, 68:195
Callenbach, Ernest, review of Bell, The Golden Gates and the Silver Screen: San Francisco in the History of the Cinema, 64:298-299
Callendar, Iowa, 76[1, 4]:52
Callender, Franklin D., 14:356; 15:84
Callender, Harry, 49:332
Calles, Plutarco Elias, 47:25; 49:233; 51:160, 161
Callingham, W. J., 19:107
Callis, Agustín, [Callis, Agustin] 56:252, 258
Callis, Eulalia, 76[2-3]:245, 246-48
Callis, see Fages, Mrs. Pedro
Callot, see Tallot
Calloway Canal, at Poso (photograph) by Carleton E. Watkins, 72:264
Calloway Head Gate and Weir (photograph) by Carleton E. Watkins, 72:268
Calloway, Thomas, 13:256
Callville, Nevada, 22:13, 15-19 passim, 25,151
Calman, George C., 63:12
Calmes, Mrs. Waller (Martha Cooper), 6:152
Calpella, 27:220
Calship Log, 75:254, 258 (photo)
Calship, 75:250 (photo), 252, 254, 257, 260
Caltech Jet Propulsion Laboratory Archives, 52:369
Caltech, 60:228-243 passim; see California Institute of Technology
Calthrope, Lord, 28:56
Caltrans, 63:89
Calvary Cemetery, San Francisco, 23:75
Calvary Presbyterian Church, San Francisco, 10:279,293; 15:167,270, 305; 17:84; 27:149-56; 32:134; 39:303
Calvá, Emma, [Calve, Emma] 35:142
Calvin B. West of the Umqua, by Reginald R. and Grace D. Stuart, review, 41:258-259
Calvin, David, 9:157, 178
Calvin, Dawson, 13:256
Calvin, James and Adaline (Carson), 1:150
Calzada, José Antonio, [Calzada, Jose Antonio] 23:373
Calzada, Juan, 24:317; 48:125
Camacho, Manuel, 67:275
Camacho, Sebastián, [Camacho, Sebastian] 25:149, 166
Camacho,. Manuel Avila, 44:323-326 passim; 49:240
Camanche (ironclad monitor), 25:41-42; 33:236; 77[4]:205
Camanche (river steamer), 9:72; 22:368; 30:159
Camanche (vessel), 64:95; 72:328, 329 (photograph)
"The Camanche: First Monitor of the Pacific," by Robert Ryal Miller, 45:113-124
Camaralzaman (play), 10:200
Camargo Company, 23:259,261-76
Camarillo (place), 38:278
Camarillo, Albert, Tomas Almaguer and Armando Valdez, editors, The State of Chicano Research in Family, Labor and Migration Studies: Proceedings of the First Stanford Symposium on Chicano Research and Public Policy, review, 63:261-262
Camarillo, Juan Roberto, 23:190; obituary, 24:91-92
Camarillo. Albert, Chicanos in a Changing Society: From Mexican Pueblos to American Barrios, review, 59:269-270
Camasa (Cosumnes) River, 22:329; 23:35
Cambell, Gregg M., review of Ottley, editor, John A. Sutter's Last Day/The Bidwell Letters, 67:64-65; review of The California Gold Rush: A Descriptive Bibliography of Books and Pamphlets Covering the Years 1848-1853, 77[1-3]:69
Cambón, Pedro Benito, [Cambon, Pedro Benito] 14:102, 106; 46:197, 198, 199
Cambon, Pedro, 65:240
Cambra, John, Jr., 71:431 (photograph)
Cambra, Rosemary, 71:418, 421 (photograph), 430, 431 (photograph)
Cambra, Rosemary, Les Field, Alan Leventhal, and Dolores Sanchez, "A Contemporary Ohlone Tribal Revitalization Movement: A Perspective from the Muwekma Costanoan/Ohlone Indians of the San Francisco Bay Area," 71:412-431
Cambridge Electron Accelerator (CEA), 75:49
Cambuston, Henri, 3:181-82; 8:120; 11:205-11 passim, 352, 353; 12:41,44, 46,129,135, 136, 333; 13:78,160,174; 16:374, 375; 30:98
Cambuston, Henry (Henri), 54:331
Camelo, Rio del, 3:222; 7:356-57; 8:56
"Camels in California," by Arthur A. Gray, 9:299-317
"Camels in the Sketches of Edward Vischer," by Francis P. Farquhar, 9:332-35
Camels, 4:26; 6:347; 10:94,282, 295; 11:234,383; 13; 343; 16:341; 18:205-9; 30:360; 38:338,339; articles on, 9:299-335; bibliography, 9:336-44; book on, review, 9:182-84
Cameo (ship), 19:376
Camera Craft (photo journal), 78:154
Camerer, Clotilde, 29:284
Camerer, Eugene, 69:137; drawing by, 11: opposite 364
Camero, Manuel, 13:200; 55:331, 335; 75:224
Camero, María Thomasa, [Camero, Maria Thomasa] 55:331
Cameron (D. E.) v. J. A. Sutter, 14:378-79
Cameron (lawsuit, Marysville, 1858), 9:363, 364
Cameron (Sacramento, 1859), 10:42
Cameron (San Francisco, 1860), 29:118
Cameron House, Santa Clara, 36:211
Cameron, (Sir) Charles, 67:38
Cameron, Basil, 65:253
Cameron, Caleb, 48:310
Cameron, Don, 76[1, 4]:48
Cameron, Donaldina, 11:85; 27:20
Cameron, Duncan, 26:204
Cameron, George Toland, 25:232; obituary, 34:375-76
Cameron, J. D., 34:293,294
Cameron, J. M., 26:171
Cameron, Jessie (Anderson), 33:372
Cameron, John (1813), see Gilroy, John
Cameron, John (died Fort Bragg, 1862), 27:226-27
Cameron, John (Yuba County, 1859), 10:169
Cameron, Julia Margaret, 56:129; 71:111
Cameron, Miss (San Francisco, 1864), 24:263
Cameron, Simon, 63:201
Cameron, William R., 36:92; "Rancho Santa Margarita of San Luis Obispo," 36:1-20
Camiccia, Lena, 71:516 (photograph)
Camilla (ship), 21:321
Camille (play), 15:281; 20:140-41; 21:42,143; 33:45; 39:307; see also Dame aux camehas
"Camille," see Glover, Mrs. J. T.
Camillo Rancho, see Ranchos: Olompali
Caminetti Act (1891), 63:279
Caminetti Law, 10:262
Caminito Real, see "California's Caminito Real," 54:63-75; see also Missions
Camino Diablo, 75:320
Cammett, John (owner, New York Bakery and Restaurant), 9:27, 29; 74:376
Camp & Eggert, 15:367
Camp Alert, 10:375, 379, 389
Camp Aliso (San Gabriel Mountains), 67:185, 188
Camp and Community: Manzanar and the Owens Valley, edited by Jessie A. Garrett and Ronald C. Larson, review, 57:198-199
Camp Anderson, 11:106, 107
Camp Babbitt, 2-:163; 40:305
Camp Barbour, California, 49:199
Camp Bidwell, 19:369
Camp Colorado, 22:157
Camp Curry, California, see "Welllllcome to Camp Curry," 53:131-138
Camp Douglas (Utah), 63:203, 205, 208
Camp Downey, 29:235-36
Camp Drum, 9:308' 69:383 (photograph)
Camp Far West, 6:235; 9:271; 10:169, 192, 348; 11:111-12,117,121-22, 244; 13:17; 14:222; 35:15
Camp Forrest Relief Committee, 55:146
Camp Gaston, 26:11; 27:222
Camp Grant, 21:107; 30:171
Camp Independence, 22:2, 3
Camp Joseph H. Pendleton, 22:176
Camp Kearny (1847), 1:233
Camp Lincoln, 26:1, 7-11; illustration, opposite 1, opposite8
Camp Lupiyuma, California, 49:204
Camp Mackall, 27:2 15
Camp meetings, 2:136; 10:359; 27:301, 309; 38:173
Camp Merritt, 30:289; 31:50,51
Camp Nome Lackee, 30:161
Camp Norris, 28:340
Camp Pendleton 79[2]:90
Camp Otay, 34:159, 160
Camp Riley, 9:6
Camp Sumner, 26:2
Camp Swain, 64:128
Camp Union, 10:372, 387
Camp Warren (town), 30:261; 38:309
Camp Wright, Mendocino County, 27:221-24
Camp Wright, San Diego County, 27:227; 40:314, 315, 316
Camp Wright, San Francisco, 27:227; 40:315, 316
Camp, Charles L., 47:278; 50:165; "Recollections of the Publications Program," 50:167-169; editor, George C. Yount and His Chronicles of the West, Comprising Extracts from his "Memoirs" and from the Orange Clark "Narratives," review, 48:88-89; editor, John Doble's Journal and Letters from the Mines-Mokelumne Hill, Jackson, Volcano and San Francisco, 1851-1865, review, 42:260-261
Camp, Charles Lewis, 3:96; 12:187; 13:88; 32:105-6; 36:92, 176
- "Colonel Philip Leget Edwards," 3:73-83; "Kit Carson in California," 1; 111-51; "Our Founder, Henry R. Wagner, Is Dead," 36:79-82; "William Alexander Trubody and the Overland Pioneers of 1847," 16:122-43
- editor "The Chronicles of George C. Yount," 2:3-66; "The Frémont Episode," [The Fremont Episode] 3:270-89; "An Irishman in the Gold Rush," 7:205-27, 395-408; 8:17-25, 167-82, 262-77; "James Clyman, His Diaries and Reminiscences," 4:104-41, 272-83, 307-60; 5:44-84, 109-38, 255-82, 378-401; 6:58-68; "The Journal of a `Crazy Man,' ... Albert Ferdinand Morris," 15:103-38, 224-41
- foreword to "A Frenchman in the Gold Rush," 5:3-4; introduction to "The Journal of Benjamin Dore, 2:87-89; note to "Sutter Writes of the Gold Discovery," 11:43
- account of luncheon meeting, 13:88
- addresses: 31:280; "Beaver and Sea Otter," 6:102; on history of California Missions, 11:295; Gold Days in California, Australia, and South Africa," 28:277-78; "Mormons in California," 9:90; "Prince Paul of Württemberg's Journeys in America," [Prince Paul of Wurttemberg's Journeys in America] 16:380-81
- book reviews by, 2:252-56, 364-67; 3:89-94, 201-3, 297-301; 4:91-94, 290-91; 5:315-16, 403-5, 408-9; 6:95-96,375, 376; 7:88-90, 194-95; 8:81-84,89, 185-86,381, 383-84; 9:184-85, 401; 10:84; 11:86; 13:410; 19:280-81
- check lists by, 9:288, 403; 10:86-90, 202-4, 302-6, 408-12; 11:82-85, 289-94,383-85; 12:77-81, 178-79, 358-63; 13:86, 185, 281,407
- reports of Publication Committee, 5:99-100; 6:106
- obituaries, of George E. Dane, 20:381-82; C. Hart Merriam, 21:284-86; Henry R. Wagner, 36:79-82
Camp, Edgar Whittlesey, 20:384; "Hugh C. Murray, California's Youngest Chief Justice," 20:365-73
Camp, W. B., 61:212, 213, 215, 219
Camp, William Martin, 60:140
Campa Cos, Miguel, 9:202-42 passim
Campa, Miguel de la, A Journal of Explorations Northward along the Coast from Monterey in the Year 1775, edited by John Galvin, review, 45:162
"Campaign for Los Angeles-December 29, 1846 to January 10, 1847," by John Douglas Tanner,Jr., 48:219-241
"Campaign Funds in California: What the Records Reveal," by Leonard Rowe and William Buchanan, 41:195-210
Campaign of the Century (The): Upton Sinclair's Race for Governor of California and the Birth of Media Politics, by Gregg Mitchell, review, 72:204
Campbell & Heden, Columbia, 50:436
Campbell & Wong & Associates, 43:372
Campbell (from Sydney, 1850), 5:141, 143, 144
Campbell (Mount Shasta, 1862), 7:126, 129
Campbell (musician, San Francisco, 1864), 24:263
Campbell (policeman, Marysville, 1859), 10:177
Campbell (Yuba County, 1852, `55, `57), 3:150; 8:344, 345; 9:143
Campbell (Yuba County, 1859-'62), 10:56, 259, 285, 381
Campbell v. Campbell, 10:179
Campbell, Albert H., 2:217
Campbell, Alexander, 10:295, 381; 14:354-55,360; 15:280; 17:81, 175; 37:209; 42:133; 45:125
Campbell, Augustus, 78:226, 237; family roots of, 226; letters of, 229-230, 232-233, 233-234, 235-236, 236-237
Campbell, Bartley, 21:173,174,175; 34:363
Campbell, Captain (Marysville, 1859), 10:59, 174, 189
Campbell, Charles, 26:170
Campbell, Colin D., editor, "Crossing the Isthmus of Panama, 1849: The Letters of Dr. Augustus Campbell," 78:226-237
Campbell, D., 33:363
Campbell, David, 6:18
Campbell, Dr. John (1849), 34:28-30, 36
Campbell, Elizabeth W. C., 71:341
Campbell, Glenn, 64:295
Campbell, Gregg M., review of Russo, Keepers of our Past: Local Historical Writing in the United States, 1820s-1930s, 69:68-69; review of Kelley, Battling the Inland Sea: American Political Culture, Public Policy, & the Sacramento Valley, 1850-1986, 70:410-411
Campbell, Helen, 64:201
Campbell, J. M., 6:227
Campbell, James (died San Francisco, 1854), 15:174
Campbell, James (La Mesa, 1847), 21:351; 33:105
Campbell, James H., 4:256
Campbell, James, 70:86
Campbell, Jane Cannon, 78:226
Campbell, John Archibald, 19:366
Campbell, John B., 36:274
Campbell, John Carden, CHS Award of Merit, photograph, 41: between 70 & 71
Campbell, John Sutherland, Marquis of Lorne, 67:258, 260-261
Campbell, John, review of Baer, Architecture of the California Missions, 38:273-74
Campbell, Judge (Marysville, 1859), 10:179
Campbell, Judge (Mokelumne Hill, 1852), 30:240, 246
Campbell, Mary L., 28:319
Campbell, Mrs. Marriner, photograph, 55:175
Campbell, Patrick, 33:105
Campbell, Peter, 16:339
Campbell, Poole & Company, 28:335; ranch and ferry, 336,337
Campbell, Reuben P., 33:341-42
Campbell, Richard, 18:347-54; 20:341, 346
Campbell, Richard, 43:10; 55:157
Campbell, Robert (Cisco, 1875), 18:364, 366
Campbell, Robert (with Ashley, 1825), 18:351-52
Campbell, S. W., 24:286
Campbell, Sarah Elderkin, 78:226
Campbell, Thomas R., 13:296
Campbell, Thompson, 15:280; 16:184; 34:52; 50:401
Campbell, W. L., 11:9
Campbell, William H., 71:341
Campbell, William Jackson, 28:334-37 passim
Campbell, William Wallace, 4:36; 36:151
Campbell, William, 12:115
Campbell-Johnson, A, 62:140
Campbellites, see Disciples of Christ
Campe, J.E., 19:72
Camper, Helen, 67:234
Campesinos, 75:320
Camphene works, 33:68
Campi's restaurant, San Francisco, 35:141
Camplido, Carlos, 15:40
Campo (place), 35:346
Campo Reservation, 72:351
Campo Seco, 11:166; 15:171; 16:282; 38:309
Campo, Federico del, 66:276
Campodonica family, 75:91
Campora, Count and Countess of, 5:36; 32:117-18
Campos, Maria Antonia, 13:200-202
Camptonville, 3:148, 150; 8:199,203, 204, 205, 209, 338-45 passim, 349,352, 358; 9:52-66 passim, 70, 73,76,78, 129-30, 137,139, 140, 144-69 passim, 177, 263, 265, 266, 352-53, 384; 10:56, 171, 256, 359; 11:59; 29:203; 75:327; 77[4]:203
Camulos, see Ranchos: Camulos; 77[1-3]:160, 161, 164, 165, 169-85
Camulus Ranch, 54:71
Canackus (Kanakas?) County, 35:208
Canada Hill, 2:206
"Canada Jack" (Jean Baptiste), 26:62
Canada, 73:114, 281; 74:88, 182; 76[1, 4]:3, 91; 77[4]:28, 200
Cañada de Santa Ana Rancho, [Canada de Santa Ana Rancho] 76[2-3]:134
Canada Pacific Railway, 76[1, 4]:92
Canadian (mining) corporations, 77[1-3]:41
Canadians in California, 5:146, 147,166,167, 229-34; see also French Canadians; "Fur Brigade to the Bonaventura"; Laframboise, Michel; Trappers
Canaga, Mrs.B.E., 24:94
Canal Farm, 75:134
Canal Gulch, 30:260
Canals and ditches, 3:144, 148-52 passim, 259; 6:215, 245; 9:69,74-75, 136, 141, 142,150,165, 174,282; 11:228, 233, 237-38,242,245,330,333; 13:28; 17:84; 27:262; 28:234; 29:193-200 passim, 205; 35:77,78; 75:135
Canals: across Isthmus of Darien (proposed), 17:83; across Isthmus of Panama (see Panama Canal); across Nicaragua (proposed), 31:256,260; 33:26
Canavan, P. H.and Mrs., 19:237
Canby, Edward Richard Sprigg, 11:103, 120-21; 15:286; 16:304; 19:22,237; 21:190; 28:163; 33:344, 345; 34:128, 132,133, 134, 138, 139; 35:12-17 passim, 20; 38:375; book on, review, 39:85-88; orders to Derby, 11:105-6, 247-49; Derby's reps. to, 11:106-20, 249-63; Lyon's report to, 24:52-54
Canby, General Edward 79[2]:86, 88
Cancan, Le, San Francisco, 39:149
"Canciones del país: Mexican Musical Life in California after the Gold Rush," by John Koegel, 78:161-187
Candia, Demetrio, 2:156
Candia, Pedro de, 60:114
Candinmarruh (ship), see Kantin Maru
Cané, Vicente, [Cane, Vicente] 36:10
Canedo, Fr. Lino Gomez, review of Truman and Mathes, Missions, 60:194
Canepa, Andrew M. and Baccari, Alessandro, "The Italians of San Francisco in 1865: G. B. Cerruti's Report to the Ministry of Foreign Affairs," 60:60:350-369
Canfield, Chauncey 79[2]:125
Canfield, Ellen, 28:292
Canfield, Fong, 67:231
Canfield, William D., 24:60-61
Canito, Juan (fictional character), 77[1-3]:173, 175
Cañizares, José de [Canizares, Jose de] (pilot), 9:210; 13:157,158, 180; 14:105,192; 25:320; 30:2; Diary of the Portolá Expedition, editor and translator Virginia E. Thickens and Margaret Mollins, [Diary of the Portola Expedition] 31:109-24, 261-70, 343-54; maps of San Francisco Bay, 13:180 (reproduced opposite 180); 14: (reproduced opposite 111), 192; 66:27; 76[2-3]:358, 365
Canizares, Jose, 65:240
Cann (LeHâvre, 1851), [Cann (LeHavre, 1851)] 31:313-14
Cannay, Patrick, 45:8-9
Canner's League of California, 64:184
Canneries, health and safety conditions (1920s), 64:178-179
Canners League, 61:212
Cannery & Agricultural Workers Industrial Union and United Cannery, 58:181
Cannery (The), San Francisco, 64:282
Cannery and Agricultural Workers Industrial Union (CAWIU), 51:155-164 passim
Cannery and Agriculture Workers' Industrial Union, 64:191
Cannery Row, 77[1-3]:143
"Cannery Row: the AFL, the IWW, and Bay Area Italian Cannery Workers," by Elizabeth Reis, 64:174-191
Cannery workers, Italian-Americans, 64:174-191
Cannibalism, 73:184; 74:170 (Donner Party)
Canninetti, Anthony, 58:152
Canning and preserving, 35:12 1, 123, 265-66
Canning industry, 73:66
Canning industry, working conditions of, 65:86-91 passim
Cannon, "Uncle Joe," 49:40
Cannon, Abraham H., 70:82, 83-84, 88
Cannon, Frank E., 10:54, 61
Cannon, Frank J., 70:82
Cannon, Franklin, 61:178 179
Cannon, George Q., 18:215
Cannon, George Q., 69:288; 70:82, 83
Cannon, James G., 9:66, 79, 130, 144-45, 149, 153, 158,287; 10:56, 170
Cannon, Joe, 63:138
Cannon, Lou, 64:207
Cannon, Lou, Regan, review Jackson K. Putnam, 62:226
Cannon, Marion, 19:59-70 passim; 27:313-16 passim; 28:47, 48
Cannon, Mrs. B. E., 76[1, 4]:31
Cannon, Mrs. James G. (Ann Eliza Phillips), 9:287
Cannon, Mrs. Marion (nee Holland), 16:303
Cannon, Ray and Sunset Editors, The Sea of Cortez, review, 48:80-81
Cannonade mining claim, 11:333
Cannons:
- American, 2:350; 8:369; 40:272; at San Juan Bautista, 18:75; Santa Barbara, 18:164, 165-66, 177; Frémont's, [Fremont's] 26:235; see also Howitzers;
- Mexican: at Los Angeles, 12:165; San Diego, 14:237; Sonoma, 2:362; 15:64, 65, 69; 17:164, 278
- Russian: bought by Sutter, 11:350; at Fort Ross, 12:190; at San Pascual, 26:24, 28-29, 34, 36, 37, 50, 54
- Spanish: at Monterey, 15:115; in Panama, 20:19; San Francisco, 2:360; 3:84; 15:58-69 (photograph opposite 58); 17:179; San Pedro, 13:205; Sonoma, 2:362; 15:64, 65, 69; 17:164, 278
Canoas, Pueblo de las, 7:22, 23-24,47, 54, 55, 74
Canoe (Cow) River, 22:102,209,216, 217; 23:134
Canoes, 2:315,326; 3:6,7, 18,229; 7:349,351; 9:222,234
Cañon City, [Canon City] 16:337
Canon Company, 63:38
Canon, G. Q., 56:201
Canseco, Jose, 70:184, 185
Cantelow, William, 20:44
Cantenat (San Jose, 1854), 30:262
Cantern (vessel), 56:79
Cantero (ship), 2:87-88,90-122; 11:158
Cantil Blanco (White Cliff), 15:59; 75:154; see also Fort Point
Canton Chinese Theater, Sacramento, 23:104
Canton, China, 23:304,306,308,313, 314, 318; 76[2-3]:119; 76[1, 4]:90
Cantor (Indian, 1820s), 29:310
Cantu, Estaban (of Mexico), 52:306
Cantua, Manuel, 16:355; 29:268,327
Cantua, Vicente, 13:278; 15:119; 23:9 "Can We Insure a Future for the Past?" by Stephen W. Jacobs, 38:97-100
Cantwell, John J. ,see "Irish-Born Champion of the Mexican-Americans," 49:233-249; 75:348
Cantwell, John J., 72:10, 12-15, 19
Canyon Creek, 29:195, 197; 33:55, 56
The Canyon, (painting), back cover, Fall (vol. 73)
canyon oak (Quercus chrysolepis), 76[2-3]:24
Canyonville, 16:307
Canzini, Bruno, 54:160
Capacity (ship), 22:5,7, 168
Capay Ranch, 78:156
Capay Valley Land Company, 54:211, 212
Capcapelic (Indian, 1845), 21:5
Cape Horn, 76[2-3]:99; 76[1, 4]:86, 89; 77[1-3]:15, 23; 77[4]:5, 56, 83, 177, 255
Cape Mendocino, 76[2-3]:87, 91, 92
Cape Nome, 76[1, 4]:4
Cape Prince of Wales, Alaska, 76[1, 4]:5
Cape San Lucas (Cabo San Lucas), 76[2-3]:89, 91, 102, 301
Cape Verde, 76[1, 4]:94
Cape Verdeans, see Portuguese
Capen, James Winchell, 27:229-36 passim, 306, 309
Caperon, Paulin, 23:180; 33:169-74
Caperton, John, 34:246; 48:64
Caperton, William B., 60:222, 223
capital: from Europe, 77[1-3]:52; raised in Gold Rush, 10, 52; vs. labor, 48, 132
Capital punishment, 58:166-178 passim
capital investment: in California mines, 77[4]:53, 61; in Nevada, 162
capitalism, 77[1-3]:49, 147
Capitán Grande Reservation, [Capitan Grande Reservation] 72:351, 354, 357
Capitán Indian Reservation, [Capitan Indian Reservation] 34:204
Capitana (flagship), Alvarado's, see Santiago; Becerra's (Concepcion), 1:39; Cermeño's, [Cermeno's] 3:4; see also San Agustin; Loaysa's, see Victoria; Vizcaíno's, [Vizcaino's] see San Diego
Capitol building (Sacramento), 73:9 (photograph)
Capitol City (vessel), 64:104-105
Capitol Hotel, Sacramento, 19:65
Capitol Packing Company (Sacramento), 69:357
Capitulation of Cahuenga, 73:117
Capone, Al, 65:287
Caponigro, Paul, 69:153
Capp, Charles S., 27:171
Capp, Charles Singer, 22:32,38
Cappola, Nancy, 75:80
Capps, Edwin M., 36:65
Capra, Frank, 52:331
Capron, Elisha Smith, quoted, 22:271
Capron, John G., 31:155
Capron, M. and Mme. (from Paris, 1850), 22:305
"Captain Andrés Castillero, Diplomat," [Captain Andre's Castillero, Diplomat] by George Tays, 14:230-68
"Captain Buckskin," see Yount, George
Captain Charles M. Weber. Pioneer of the San Joaquin and Founder of Stockton, California, by George P. Hammond and Dale L. Morgan, rev ., 47:81-82
Captain Jack, photograph, 57:254, 255
Captain Jack (Modoc warrior) 79[2]:86, 87, 88
Captain Juan Bautista de Anza: Correspondence on Various Subjects, 1775: Archivo General de la Nacion, Provincias Internas 237, Section 3. Antepasados VIII, transcribed and translated, by Donald T. Garate, review, 376
Captain Richardson: Mariner, Ranchero, and founder of San Francisco, by Robert Ryal Miller, review, 75:375-376
Captain Sutter (ship), 22:70
Captain Sutter (vessel), 64:101
Captain Tom, 76[2-3]:64
Captains Courageous, 75:58
"Captivity of Olive Oatman, The," by William B. Rice, 21:97-106
Capture of the Santa Ana (The): Cabo San Lucas, November, 1587. The Accounts of Francis Prett , Antonio de Sierra, and Tomas de Azola, translation by W. Michael Mathes, review, 49:360-362
Capuchino, Rancho del, 28:132-33
Carabuza (or Carabalza) v. Cornish, 10:186, 187
Caracciolo, Consul Duke, 75:350
Caralambo, George, 60:115
Carasa, Juan de, 6:307
Carbajal, Pedro, 4:145; 67:78
Carberry, Thomas ("Irish Tom"), 7:116
Carbon Petroleum Dubbs, 75:126
Carbonel, Esteban, 8:34, 36
Carboni, Raffaello, 65:56
Cárcaba, Manuel, [Carcaba, Manuel] 41:44
Carcene, Armand, 15:172
Cardellini, Giovanni, 75:350
Carden Maren Lockwood, 58:225
Carden, H. B. P., 14:225
Cárdenas, Lázaro de, [Cardenas, Lazaro de] 7:20, 61-62, 76
Cárdenas, Lázaro, [Cardenas, Lazaro] 44:324, 325
Cárdenas, María Dolores López [Cardenas, Maria Dolores Lopez], 78:171
Cárdenas, Pedro D., [Cardenas, Pedro D.] 25:72, 74, 150, 158, 166, 356, 362-63
Carder, William, 7:116
Cardero, José, [Cardero, Jose] 70:409; 76[2-3]:57, 97, 100, 101, 115, 126, 200, 240, 359, 360, 366
Cardinell, Charles,"Adventures on the Plains," 1:57-71
Cardinet (from Paris, 1850), 22:306
Cardio, Primo, 58:100, photograph, 105
Cardon (cactus), 3:311,322,354
Cardona, Nicolás de, [Cardona, Nicolas de] 1:36; 8:34, 36; 50:198, 201; 62:58
Cardona, Tomás de, [Cardona, Tomas de] 50:198
Cardoso, Manuel Pereira, 76[1, 4]:98-99, 101
Cardozo (John) & Company, 35:235
Cardozo, Abigail E., 71:120-121
Cardwell, James, 22:178; 23:121
Cardwell, Kenneth, Bernard Maybeck: Artisan, Architect, Artist, review, 57:200-201
Careri, Giovanni Francisco Gemelli, 36:239
Carew, Harold D., A Fair Deal Wins - A Foul Dole Loses, 62:172-173
Carew, Thomas R., 54:257
Carey (Tuolumne County), 11:166
"Carey McWilliams: Reformer as Historian," by Charles Wollenberg, 53:173-180
Carey, Alice Ross, 77[1-3]:85
Carey, Edward J., 66:14
Carey, Edward, 15:179
Carey, Elodia, 71:120
Carey, James C., 15:281
Carey, John T., 26:203
Carib (ship), 22:170
Caribbean (ship), 23:336
Carillo, Jose Antonio, 77[1-3]:132
Carios Pacheco (ship), 22:352
Carisca (vessel), 55:300
Carison, W. H., 19:60-61,67-68
Carl & Flint, 29:115,124
Carl, Charles, 30:356, 365
Carle (H. J.) and Sons, 39:315
Carle, Abel, 39:316
Carle, Hippolyte J., 39:244, 246, 247
Carle, Louis, 39:316-19
Carles, Arthur B., inside front cover, Fall (vol. 73)
Carleson, Robert B., 70:280, 284, 287
"Carleton E. Watkins, Photographs," by Charles Wollenberg, 53:83-86
Carleton E. Watkins: Photographer of the American West, by Peter E. Palmquist, review Douglas M. Haller, 62:225
"Carleton E. Watkins: Pioneer Photographer," 210-215
Carleton's Pah-Ute Campaign, by Dennis G. Casebier, review, 52:275-276
Carleton, Captain (of William Penn, 1855), 16:83
"Carleton, Carrie" (Elizabeth C. Wright), 28:5-6
Carleton, Charles Erskine, 31:33 1, 333
Carleton, Charles, 2:121
Carleton, Frederic W., 17:44, 45
Carleton, G. W., 28:10, 11
Carleton, H. W., 19:232
Carleton, James Henry, 12:3; 24:276; 29:229, 230, 236, 239, 240, 242; 34:137, 140; 40:314, 318, 319, 320, 344, 348, 349; letter from, 29:229-30
Carleton, Mary Tennent, compiler "The Byrnes of Berkeley," from letters of Mary T. Byrne, 17:41-49
Carleton, Mrs. Frederic W. (Edna Byrne), 17:41,44,45,48
Carleton, Philip, 66:212
Carlile, Thomas, 37:10-13
Carlin Trend, 77[1-3]:30, 36-38
Carlin, George, 77[1-3]:36
Carlin, James W., 30:153
Carlin, William P., 27:219, 221
Carlisle, George, 8:201-7 passim
Carlisle, Henry Coffin, 24:286
Carlisle, Robert, 2:115
Carlisle, Thomas, 46:59
Carlos III of Spain, 31:109, 111; 76[2-3]:95, 96, 299
Carlos IV, King of Spain, 76[2-3]:96, 100, 103
Carlos V; Emperor, King of Castile, 76[2-3]:82
Carlotta, Empress of Mexico, 67:261
Carlsen, Emil, 37:29; painting by, 37: following 24
Carlson and Currier, 31:340
Carlson, John (immigrant), 75:93
Carlson, John Roy, 65:136
Carlson, Pamela and E. Breck Parkman, "An Exceptional Adaption: Camillo Ynitia," 65:238-247
Carlson, William H., 70:84
Carlton, Frank D., 28:4,12
Carlton, G. E., 30:243
Carlton, H. P., 16:284
Carlylc, Mrs. (Sacramento, 1858), 9:372
Carmagan, James (or Joseph), 22:348
Carman, W., 17:176
Carmany, John H., 28:9; 30:140
Carmany,John, 61:55
Carmel (ship), 31:295
Carmel area, 76[2-3]:284
Carmel Forest Theater, California, 48:204
Carmel Mission, from Founding to Rebuilding (The), by Sydney Temple, review, 60:376-377
Carmel Mission, 76[2-3]:57; see also Missions: San Carlos Borromeo
Carmel Valley, 1:233
Carmel, California, 35:239; 73:152; see "Ideality to Reality: The Founding of Carmel," 48:195-210
Carmelita (ship), 22:10, 169
Carmelites, 7:311; 36:228
Carmen, Arroyo, 31:354
Carmichael (in mines, 1854), 3:153
Carmichael, Colonel (argonaut), 78:235
Carmichael, D. W., 69:367
Carmichael, Lawrence, 15:239
Carnahan, H. L., 40:223
Carnegie Hall, 75:353
Carnegie Institute (Washington, D.C.), 73:272; 76[1, 4]:109
Carnera, Primo, 75:343 (photo)
Carnes (died Sacramento, 1848), 20:36-37
Carnes, Henry, 29:231-33,235,244
Carney, Francis M., 59:291, 292, 293, 302
Carnicer, Baltasar, 23:4
Caro, Patricia, 63:258
Carolan, Evelyn, 27:190
Carolan, Francis J., obituary, 2:371
Carolan, James and Emily (Berger), 27:190
Carolan, Peter, 27:190
Carolina, 77[4]:39
Carolina (steamer, 1850), 3:93; 8:268; 11:300; 15:179; 27:362; 30:39
Caroline (brig, 1849), 5:9, 226
Caroline (ship, 1836), see Sarah and Caroline
Caroline (steamer, 1851), 28:40
Caroline (steamboat), 75:18
Carolina (steam tug, 1855), 16:82
Caroline (vessel), photograph, 51:46
Caroline (steamer, 1883), 29:191
Caroline E. Foote (ship), 9:310, 313, 328-31; 39:306
Carolita (vessel), 50:43
Caroni, Signor and Signora (acrobats, 1855), 16:284
Carosso, Vincent P., 36:114
Carpeneti, Walter I., 76[1, 4]:129
Carpenter (sheriff, Los Angeles, circa 1860), 24:273
Carpenter, Aurelious O., 71:118, 119
Carpenter, B., 26:297
Carpenter, Benjamin, 5:125
Carpenter, Edwin H., 47:281; review of Belknap, Oregon Imprints, 1845-1870, 49:167-168; review of Bretnor, editor Kemble, A History of California Newspapers, 1846-1858, 42:354-355
Carpenter, F. M., 24:273(?); 29:237
Carpenter, Ford, 64:29
Carpenter, Frank 'Turnkey', 68:90
Carpenter, Harvey C., 9:50,59, 61, 62, 66,68, 130-45 passim, 159,173; 10:183, 285, 374; lawsuit, 9:145
Carpenter, Helen McCowen, 71:118, 119
Carpenter, Helen, 64:222, 223
Carpenter, J. E., address,"Centennial Plans," 26:277
Carpenter, Jonathan, 32:155
Carpenter, Lemuel J., 5:109; 13:215, 230; 15:231
Carpenter, Lemuel, 43:111; 48:229
Carpenter, Mary A., 10:272,287
Carpenter, Mrs. Harvey C. (Mary Munger [or Smith]), 9:136-37, 267; 10:285, 374
Carpenter, Patricia and Paul Totah, editors, The San Francisco Fair: Treasure Island, 1939-1940, review, 68:138
Carpenter, R. B., 30:70
Carpenteur (trapper, 1832), 22:329,348
Carpentier and Clark, 33:352
Carpentier, Edward R., 16:285(?); 17:83,176; 34:258(?)
Carpentier, H. W., 46:137; 50:421
Carpentier, Horace W., 47:4, 6, 8; 48:60, 62, 63, 65
Carpentier, Horace Walpole, 4:210; 16:285(?); 24:172,174,176, 180; 26:210, 211, 215; 29:346-52 passim; 30:1; 31:325, 326, 327; 34:258(?)
Carpentier, Lucienne (actress), 78:140, 141, 149-150
"Carpetbaggers Join the Rush for California Land," by Paul W. Gates, 56:98-127
Carpinteria, 3:169; 10:302; 18:164,165
Carpon, H., 7:11
Carquinez Strait, 6:148-49; 15:178; 23:364; 27:197, 199; 42:134; 76[2-3]:279; 76[1, 4]:87; 77[4]:252
Carr (Potter Ravine, 1853), 33:298; see also Garr
Carr (Yuba County, 1850s), 9:52; 10:285; 11:57
Carr, Alan, 60:64
Carr, Charles Hardy, 26:381
Carr, Deborah Anna, 27:194
Carr, Ezra S., 24:107; 28:186; 56:341; 70:274
Carr, Ezra, 64:57; 71:104
Carr, Francis, 54:302, 304, 308, 309, 310, 311
Carr, Harry, 20:142; 49:333; 60:62; 63:297, 298
Carr, Helen S.,"The Authorship of the So-Called `Gordon Manuscript,'" 8:374-77
Carr, Horace and Ellen, 20:257
Carr, Hugh, 11:57(?); lawsuit, 10:183, 184
Carr, James K., 54:310
Carr, James, 30:112; 32:295-96; "California Letters," editor Carl I. Wheat, 11:157-75; drawings by, 11: opposite 157
Carr, Jeanne, 71:104, 105, 106
Carr, Jeanne C., 75:93; 77[1-3]:172
Carr, Jesse D., 56:107-108
Carr, Jesse Douglass, 7:412; 9:112; 23:315
Carr, John (of Weaverville), 47:253, 264
Carr, John, 15:283; 66:140
Carr, Lieutenant (Sacramento, 1858), 9:371
Carr, Matthew D., 8:358; 66:64
Carr, Mrs. Byron Thorpe (Mary Sewall Buck), address,"Romantic Tales of '49," 10:413
Carr, Mrs. Jesse Douglass, (Elizabeth Wood), 7:412
Carr, Mrs. Matthew D., 9:285; see also Laird, Mrs. Luther
Carr, Richard, 71:114
Carr, William, 77[4]:242
Carr, William (Colorado River, 1850), 22:2
Carr, William (exiled, 1856), 6:50; 8:371
Carr, William (San Jose, 1850), 11:161
Carr, William Arthur, 63:16 (photograph), 24, 25
Carr, William B., 5:1 79-80; 7:18, 19; 15:76
Carr, William Jarvis, 11:157; 36:253
Carraghar, Edward James, 69:360-361, 362, 366, 369
Carrancistas (Mexican political party), 47:319-325 passim
Carranco, Lorenzo Joseph, 5:196; 8:375-76
Carranco, Lynwood and Estle Beard, Genocide and Vendetta: The Round Valley Wars of Northern California, review, 61:152
Carranco, Lynwood, "Author's Acknowledgement," 44:381; "Bret Harte in Union (1857-1860)," 45:99-112; review of Best, Ships and Narrow Gauge Rails, 44:252-253
Carranco, Lynwood, "Maritime Fiasco on the Northern California Coast," 60:60:210-227
Carranza, Ruth, 72:60
Carranza, Venustiano, 47:318, 319-320; 49:233; 50:61, 66, 67
Carrasco, Archipielago de, 10:323
Carravahal (Carvalho?; guide, 1849), 18:350, 351
Carredda, Joseph, 37:303, 304
Carrell, Paula, 71:262
Carreño, Teresa (pianist)[Carreno, Teresa], 78:182
Carrera, Antonio, see Correa
Carrese (actor, 1858), 9:275
Carretas (carriages), 6:250-51; 12:12; 13:314
Carrey. Edmond, 39:230,231
"Carriage Days: California Costumes from the CHS Collection," (exhibition), 78:84, 107
Carriage Makers' Association, 35:66
Carrie (Joseph A, ) & (James E.) Damon, 30:356, 365
Carrier Dove (ship), 29:113-14
The Carrier Dove (journal), 77[1-3]:95
Carrier, Mrs. Craig (Marguerite), 22:94
Carrigan (Kerrigan? ), Dick, 8:205
Carrigan, Peter, see Kerrigan
Carriger, Nicholas, 16:355; 19:127, 141; 29:321,325,327; quoted, 2:65-66
Carrillo de Pacheco, Ramona, see Wilson, Mrs. John
Carrillo family, 13:208; 18:255-58; 27:337; 29:310, 319; Fall, inside front cover (volume 78)
"Carrillo's Flying Artillery: The Battle of San Pedro," by Les Driver, 48:335-349
Carrillo, Anastasio, 13:208; 14:239; 18:165, 177, 256, 257-58, 275; 27:335, 336, 337
Carrillo, Antonia, 18:7 1
Carrillo, Carlos Antonio de Jesus, 1:170; 10:82; 13:208,222; 14:232,237-40 passim, 245, 251, 256, 260-64 passim; 16:352, 357-64 passim 17:50,60; 18:174, 175, 176,255-58 passim 348, 353; 23:218; 27:286, 335-36, 337; 29:312; 33:343; 34:21; rancho of, 30:52
Carrillo, Carlos Antonio, 65:33; 66:267, 269, 276; 76[2-3]:150-51, 178
Carrillo, Domingo, 13:208; 16:222, 230; 27:334, 335, 337; 70:208
Carrillo, Francisca Benicia, see Vallejo, Mrs. Mariano Guadalupe
Carrillo, Francisca, see Thompson, Mrs. Alpheus B.
Carrillo, Guillermo, 18:258
Carrillo, Ignacio, widow of, 76[2-3]:177
Carrillo, Joaquín (father of Mrs. M. G. Vallejo), [Carrillo, Joaquin] 16:222, 249; 29:310
Carrillo, Joaquín (Lieutenant Colonel militia, 1861), [Carrillo, Joaquin] 29:247
Carrillo, Joaquín (son of Domingo), [Carrillo, Joaquin] 18:256, 275,278
Carrillo, Joaquin, 60:34; 66:267, 277; 72:320, (photograph), 321, 323
Carrillo, José (Lieutenant of Lanceros, 1861), [Carrillo, Jose] 29:235,247
Carrillo, José (son of Carlos Antonio), [Carrillo, Jose] 18:257,275
Carrillo, José Antonio Ezequiel, [Carrillo, Jose] 3:121; 5:195; 8:248; 9:81; 10:151; 11:342,347, 348; 12:135; 13:135-36, 207-12 passim, 215, 222, 223, 231, 310, 313, 321, 326; 14:238, 256, 261, 262, 263; 16:57,225, 236,358-64 passim 17:50, 52, 53, 233; 18:164, 165, 176; 22:61,64; 26:32-33; 29:335; 30:53; 33:279; facsimile sig., 10: opposite 159
Carrillo, José Antonio, [Carrillo, Jose Antonio] 45:27; 66:194, 195; 76[2-3]:310, 343; see "Carrillo's Flying Artillery: The Battle of San Pedro, 48:335-349
Carrillo, José Raimundo, [Carrillo, Jose Raimundo] 13:198,208; 18:71; 27:337; 47:295
Carrillo, José Ramón, letter from, [Carrillo, Jose Ramon] 1:184-85
Carrillo, Josefa, see Fitch, Mrs. Henry D.
Carrillo, Julio, 13:336; 16:249; 17:226, 229; 24:59-60; 29:322; 36:242
Carrillo, Leo, 24:268, 270; inside front cover, Winter (Volume 71, 1992)
Carrillo, Luis, 18:258
Carrillo, María Antonia Victoria, see Ortega, Mrs. José Francisco de {Carrillo, Maria Antonia Victoria, see Ortega, Mrs. Jose Francisco de]
Carrillo, María Antonia, [Carrillo, Maria Antonia] 18:176; 66:266; 72:315
Carrillo, María de la Luz, [Carrillo, Maria de la Luz] 27:107; 29:311-12
Carrillo, María Josefa, [Carrillo, Maria Josefa] 1:170; 18:175
Carrillo, Mariano, 20:237, 238
Carrillo, Mrs. Domingo (Concepcion Pico), 27:337
Carrillo, Mrs. Joaquín (Maria Ignacia Lopez), [Carrillo, Mrs. Joaquin] 29:319
Carrillo, Mrs. José Raimundo (Tomasa Ignacia Lugo), [Carrillo, Mrs. Jose Raimundo] 27:337
Carrillo, Mrs. Pedro C. (Josefa Bandini), 23:217
Carrillo, Pedro C., 13:114; 15:165, 370; 18:256-57, 275; 40:31
Carrillo, Raimundo, 12:135; 14:8; 18:71, 163-64,176,256,258,276; 23:373; see also Carrillo, José Raimundo [Carrillo, Jose Raimundo]
Carrillo, Ramón, [Carrillo, Ramon] 16:249; 17:147,148; 21:350; 29:236,247, 267, 312; see also Carrillo, José Ramón [Carrillo, Jose Ramon]
Carrillo, Ramon, 48:229
Carrillo, Raymundo, 41:40; 45:212; see also Carrillo, Jose Raimundo
Carrillo, Ygnacia, 20:237
Carrington, Henry, 9:26
Carrington, Jack, 66:44
Carrisa Plain, 1:153,156
Carrizito Cañon, [Carrizito Canon] 26:26, 53
Carrizo Canyon, Corridor, 34:193-208 passim; 36:120-25 passim, 129; map, 34: opposite 200
Carrizo Creek, Spring, Station, Wash, 1:145; 21:217, 300; 25:297, 298, 307; 34:193, 196, 197; 36:117, 118, 123, 127; map, 36: opposite 200; 75:316
Carrol, Frank, 21:293-94,306
Carroll, A. W. de la Cour, 4:49
Carroll, Fred, 70:175, 188
Carroll, James, 61:295, 297
Carroll, Jo P., photograph, 32: opposite 1
Carroll, John, 22:34; 66:260
Carroll, Katharine K., 56:75
Carroll, Lewis, 61:205, 206
Carrol, Madeline, 75:56
Carroll, Mrs. Richard T. (Mary Ann Murphy), 24:89; obituary, 13:191-92
Carroll, Nicholas, 9:42
Carroll, Sarah, 52:255-256
Carroll, Thomas, 30:219,222,228,229
Carroll, W., see Wiegand, Conrad
Carroll, William, 16:338
Carrolton, 9:75
Carrott, M Browning, Prejudice Goes to Court-The Japanese and the Supreme Court in the 1920s, 62:122-136
Carry the News to Mary (play), 20:2
Carson (Grass Valley, 1850), 6:225, 226
Carson Canyon, 6:126; 7:7; 16:338; illustration, 6: opposite 122; 9: opposite 332
Carson City Daily State Register (newspaper), 53:353
Carson City,Nevada, 12:325; 15:381; 17:76-77; 20:250; 53:348
Carson Daily Appeal (newspaper), 49:108
Carson Hill, 11:165, 324, 326; 22:73-77 passim
Carson Pass, 1:124; 6:363; 7:7,9; 32:196; 75:328; 79[2]:55
Carson River, 3:67,69, 200; 4:10; 6:125-26,362; 12:325; 24:120,121; 32:198,203; 34:215; 75:324; 77[4]:152, 160
Carson River mills, 77[4]:160
Carson River route, 77[4]:179, 261
Carson Sink, 77[4]:176
Carson Valley, 4:11; 6:363; 7:8,9,12,13, 16; 12:325; 21:228-33 passim, 238; 30:239,376; 32:196; 34:215,220; 38:334-35; illustration, 9: opposite 312; 75:12
Carson's Creek, 7:401; 8:263; 20:100; 27:160,161
Carson, ("Kit") Christopher, 42:306; 48:224; 50:167; 74:165
Carson, Adaline, 1:150
Carson, Alexander, 22:339,345, 346; 23:24; 24:232
Carson, Christopher ("Kit"), 3:106, 270; 4:5, 157; 10:38,298; 12:3; 13:150,305; 16:49, 142; 18:349; 19:298; 22:51; 23:91; 25:140-41; 29:30; 36:57; 55:158, 159; with Frémont [Fremont] (1843-44), 9:187; 10:37; 16:54; (1845-46), 3:270,273; 4:9, 10; 6:90; 10:38; 12:56; 15:62; 17:224; 29:136; with Kearny (1846), 8:252; 17:344; 18:74,167; 21:199-203 passim, 207, 214-24 passim, 337, 345, 355; 24:95; 25:295; 26:23, 24,47-48; under Mason (1847-48), 1:246, 251; 3:122-23; 29:30-35; articles on, 1:111-51; 29:29-38; autobiography, dictated to Peters, review, 5:408-9; book on, by Vestal, review, 7:194-95; portrait, 1: opposite 104
Carson, George, 13:335
Carson, Hamilton, 1:150
Carson, James H., 3:91; 10:409; 22:82; 45:55
Carson, James H., Carson Emigrant Trail, 77[4]:262
Carson, James, 55:32, 35, 36
Carson, John, 38:66, 69
Carson, Lindsay, 1:150; 16:306; 24:54
Carson, Moses B., 1:135,150; 13:215, 230; 15:134; 20:151,153; 21:13; 22:341, 345; 23:19,39; 24:54
Carson, Moses, 55:158
Carson, Mrs. Christopher (Maria Josefa Jaramilla), 1:150
Carson, Rachel, 73:154
Carson, William McKendree and Mary Isabelle (Mitchell), 29:285
Carson, William McKendree, 56:75
Carson, William, 38:59-69 passim
Carswell & Company, 30:366
Carswell, Mary Jane, 52:245
Carswell, Miss Helen, 28:294
Carswell, Mrs. Helen M., 14:74, 76
"Carta de Flores, La," editor Douglas S. Watson, translator Thomas W. Temple II, 12:147-54
Carta Particolare, No. XXXIII, 53:213, 264, 265
Carta Prima Generale (map), 53:212, 267
Cartago, Inyo County, 17:115
Carte, Gene E., and Elaine H. Carte, Police Reform in the UniteditorStates: The Era of August Vollmer, 1905-1932, review, 55:274
Carter (San Bernardino, 1852), 14:181
Carter and Shurtleff, 5:183
Carter Brothers, 70:101
Carter, Abiel, 20:28, 44
Carter, Alfred W., 25:227
Carter, Annetta, 29:378
Carter, B. H., 31:339
Carter, Betty W., and Hodding Carter, Doomed Road of Empire: The Spanish Trail of Conquest, review, 43:346-347
Carter, Captain Henry (of William Little, 1831), 23:301,330
Carter, Cassius, 35:353,355
Carter, Charles D., 9:26; 15:271
Carter, Charles Franklin, 8:13 1; translator "Duhaut-Cilly's Account of California in... 1827-28," 8:131-66, 214-50,306-36
Carter, Charles, son of, 15:185
Carter, Fred, 31:157
Carter, George, 19:116, 136
Carter, H. E., 49:40
Carter, Isaac W., 10:406
Carter, J. B., 3:116, 118; 17:337-38; 48:339, 341, 342, 345
Carter, J. O., 25:226
Carter, James, 75:205
Carter, Jane Foster, review, If the Walls Could Talk: Colusa's Architectural Heritage, 69:61-63; review of Coffman, The Builders Behind the Castles, 70:411-412
Carter, Jesse W., 54:307-308
Carter, Jesse Washington, 27:381
Carter, John Denton, 20:384; "George Kenyon Fitch, Pioneer California Journalist," 20:329-40; "Thomas Sim King, Vigilante Editor," 21:23-38
Carter, Joseph O., 12:142-46 passim; 14:318,342,343
Carter, Lieutenant Henry (1863), 40:319
Carter, Nathaniel C., 31:20-21
Carter, Oliver J., 54:307
Carter, Samuel P., 70:261-262, 265
Carter, Solomon, 7:113
Carter, Thomas H., 46:8,11
Carter, Thomas, 53:325
Carter, William Alexander, 31:189
Carter, William H., 60:308
"Carterhia" (Sierra Madre), 31:21
Carth, Thomas, 24:117
Carthagina (ship), 8:265,268
"Carthay Center," by Mary E. Curry, 5:198
Cartier-Bresson, Henri, 68:184
Cartography, see Maps
Cartoons: Civil War, 40; following 294; of Derbec, 39: opposite 144; French, 39: opposite 1; Korea, 30: opposite 193; of Tom Maguire, 21: opposite 239; of Theodore Roosevelt, 38: opposite 244; of William H. Russell, 18: following 72; seeing the elephant, 39: following 29
Cartwright, Charles, 13:295
Cartwright, Fred, 13:295
Cartwright, George W., 39:21
Cartwright, John W., Sr.and Jr., 13:296
Cartwright, Mrs. (Santa Clara County, 1853), 29:40
Cartwright, Sylvester, 34:67
Cartwright, William H., 63:180
Caruso, A. Brooke, The Mexican Spy Company: United States Covert Operations in Mexico, 1845-1848, review, 71:541-542
Caruso, Enrico, 21:183; 25:235; 33:40-41; 65:217; 74:380; 75:342
Carvalho family, 35:235,241
Carvalho, Charles, 15:177; 23:108, 111
Carvalho, Manuel, 53:56, 57, 60
Carvalho, Sarah Solis (wife of Solomon), 73:184
Carvalho, Solomon Nuñes, [Carvalho, Solomon Nunes] 35:236; 73:182-87, 182 (photograph)
Carver, M. M., 75:206
Carver, Thomas Nixon, 65:8
Carvil (Spanish Bar, 1851), 2:138
"Carville, San Francisco's Oceanside Bohemia," by Natalie Jahraus Cowan, 57:308-319
Cary, Alice, 63:175
Cary, Annie Louise, 21:245, 258; 33:223
Cary, William M., 7:18-19
Casa Amesti, Monterey, 65:32, 33
Casa de la Guerra (Santa Barbara), 78:181
Casa de San Pedro, 48:38
Casa Grande, San Francisco, 50:9-10
Casa Grande, see "New Almaden's Casa Grande," 54:315-322
"Casa Grande," Richardson's, 3:32,34; 13:238; 14:125,344; 17:299
"Casa Grande," Vallejo's, 29:149, 151; 36:242
Casa Italiana, 75:345
Casa Monica (train), 42:35
Casa Montezuma (or Casa Blanca), 21:211,223
Casa Nevada, La, Yosemite, 5:339
Casad, Michael R., 9:364,391
Casady, Si, 64:9
Casals, Pablo, 61:96-97
Casanate, Pedro Porter y, 62:58
Casanova, Angelo, 67:154, 166
Casarín, Manuel Jimeno, [Casarin, Manuel Jimeno] see Jimeno Casarín [Jimeno Casarin]
Casa Estudillo (San Diego), 77[1-3]:163, 169, 180, 182, 183, 184. 185
Casas, Bartolomé de las, [Casas, Bartolome de las] 8:29-30; 42:211
Casas, Laurent, 39:248
Casassa, Charles H., 30:69
Cascade Range, pass over (photograph), 22: opposite 209
Cascade Mountains, 76[2-3]:35
Cascarones, 12:282; 20:225; 28:38
Casco (vessel, ship), 3:292,296; 61:84
Casco House, Sacramento, 9:376, 397; 10:40,46,47, 174, 190, 247,250,274, 275
Case, Bascom, 2:188-94 passim
Case, Charles L., 15:164
Case, Charles S., 22:39
Case, Clifford, 71:249
Casebier, Dennis G., Carleton's Pah-Ute Campaign, review, 52:275-276
Casebolt's Carriage Factory, San Francisco, 5:86
Caselagno, Thomas, 54:154
Caselli, A., 53:19
Casena, María Isobel de, [Casena, Maria Isobel de] 29:132
Casey, E.W., 26:247
Casey, James P., 3:41; 4:192; 6:3,7; 8:365-71 passim; 13:82; 14:351, 352, 354; 15:80-81,366; 16:80, 182,283,336, 341; 17:83, 310; 18:276; 20:261, 306; 21:23,25-26; 24:173-74; 32:221,224; 37:142, 169; portrait, 8: opposite 368; 74:378
Casey, James, 18:23
Casey, John J., 15:319,322-23
Casey, Michael, 35:67,68, 147, 150; 62:206, 209, 210; 63:215, 216
Casey, Mike, 43:5, 7
Casey, Mrs. (San Francisco, 1855), 15:368
Casey, Silas, 19:22
Cash, Ann McCarthy, see McCarthy, Ann
Cash, James, 29:338
Cashbaugh, Jennie, 63:145
Cashier (Cassia, Casua, Casus, etc.) Creek, see Raft River
Cashman, Ellen, 77[4]:166
Cashman, Ty, 73:148
Cashman, William F., 33:319
Cason, Minnie, 9:87
Caspar (place), 21:383
Caspar, California, 50:50
Cass, Lewis, 19:173,174,334; 22:315
Cass, Lewis, 54:12, 13
Casselli, Agustin, 30:222, 228
Casserly, Eugene (U.S. Senator), 6:45-46; 10:285, 286, 355; 27:67, 166; 30:132, 133, 146-47; 39:13; 78:39
Casserly, John B., 25:232
Cassidy, Butch, 77[4]:218
Cassill, F. M., 37:200
A Cast of Hawks, A Rowdy Tale of Greed, Scandal, and Corruption in the Early Days of San Francisco, by Milton S. Gould, review, 64:300
Castaflares, Jose Maria, 12:150-51; 14:258, 259,261
Castaic Lake, 10:212, , 214, 215,218
Castan, Pedro, 67:78
Castañares, José María, [Castanares, Jose Maria] 12:150-51;14:258, 259, 161
Castañares, Manuel, [Castanares, Manuel] 12:129, 147-54; 13:44; 17:60-61,155; 24:294
Castañeda, Antonia I., review of Monroy, Thrown Among Strangers: The Making of Mexican Culture in Frontier California, [Castaneda, Antonia I.] 72:198-99
Castañeda, Carlo Eduardo, [Castaneda, Carlo Eduardo] 45:333
Castañeda, Carlos E., [Castaneda, Carlos E.] editor Nuevos Documentos... Historia de Mexico, Vols II III, review, 9:401-2
Castañeda, Juan, [Castaneda, Juan] 14:235-36; 16:359; 17:52-53; 54:328
Castañeda, Pedro de, [Castaneda, Pedro de] 3:264-65, 384; 6:303
Castanien, Pliny, To Protect and Serve: A History of the San Diego Police Department and Its Chiefs, 1889-1989, review, 73:159-60
Castaveja, Juan, 38:259
caste system, 76[2-3]:160
Castellanos, Francisco de, 6:309
Castelli, Abbé [Castelli, Abbe] (French mining company official), 22:299
Castello, Dan, 48:292
Castillo, Edward, 76[2-3]:124
Castellón, Juan de, [Castellon, Juan de] 3:311,315,316-18; 19:240-44; 50:74
Castera, John, 39:344
Castigliano (or Castiglione), see Castillo, Domingo de
Castilla, Luisde, 3:394; 6:313,315,317, 321,322
Castilla, Ramonda, 30:98
Castillero, Andrés, [Castillero, Andres] 4:84; 5:191-95; 11:343; 12:35,134; 13:58-59,77, 106; 14:158, 346; 15:3-4, 6, 7, 14, 19, 347, 356,363; 16:356-59 passim, 361, 362, 365, 368; 17:52,162; 21:318; 26:374; 28:267; 47:165; 54:316; 76[2-3]:337; article on, 14:230-68; claim of, see New Almaden; lawsuit, 10:191
Castillero, Don Andres, 73:285, 286-87
Castillero, Luis, 15:341
Castillo (Lower California, 1840), 15:105-6, 113
Castillo Bueno, Juan del, 7:377
Castillo Negrete, Luis de, 12:318-19 15:347-48,356,358; 27:206
Castillo Negrete, Manuel, 15:130
Castillo, Bernardino del, 53:12
Castillo, Domingo del, 1:45,47; 3:312, 384, 385, 386; map, 3:381; 7:150; 11:45
Castillo, Edward D., 71:340, 358; translator and editor, "The Assassination of Padre Andres Quintana by the Indians of Mission Santa Cruz in 1812: The Narrative of Lorenzo Asisara", 68:116-125; review of Natives of the Golden State: The California Indians, by Rupert Costo and Jeannette Henry Costo; and A Time Of Little Choice: The Disintegration of Tribal Culture in San Francisco Bay Area, 1769-1810, by Randall Milliken, 76:Supp. 36-37
Castillo, Edward, 70:206-215
Castillo, Felipe, 25:293, 294, 295; 48:346-347
Castillo, José, [Castillo, Jose] 67:90-91
Castillo, José Jésus [Castillo, Jose Jesus], 78:264
Castillo, Pedro and Antonio Rios-Bustamente, An Illustrated History of Mexican Los Angeles, 1781-1985, review, 66:145-146
Castillo, Richard Griswold del, "The del Valle Family and the Fantasy Heritage," 59:1-15; The Los Angeles Barrio 1850-1890: .A Social History, review, 59:269-270; review of Naylor, Northern New Spain: A Research Guide, 60:377-378
"Castine," see Brooks, Noah
Castle Dome, Yosemite, 22:157
Castle Rock, 3:50
Castle Rock-West of Skyline, by Deanne Earnshaw, review, 53:186-187
Castle, Anne, 32:191
Castle, C. H., 28:51, 52
Castle, George Parmelee, obituary, 12:88
Castle, J. B., 40:44-45
Castle, William, 4:209
Castleman, Philip, 65:118
Castleman, Riva,"Cleaning up the Waterfront: 1847," 35:367-68
Castleton, Kate, 35:141
Castor, Thomas F., 28:213, 221,230
Castran, Pedro, 4:145
Castree & Byrne, 15:170
Castree, D. B., 9:26
Castro (silversmith), 73:292
Castro family, 38:259, 263; 76[2-3]:132
Castro Valley, 30:9
Castro y Romero, Maria Josepha Raymundo, 66:267 268
Castro, Angel, 4:83; 15:119
Castro, Antonio, 16:246; 48:346
Castro, Carlos, 8:115; 68:122, 124
Castro, Dalbert, 71:386, 397-398; Jommy Se (painting), 390 (plate), 398; Maidu Walk (painting), 387, 391 (plate), 398
Castro, Estevan, 9:107
Castro, Francisco María, [Castro, Francisco Maria] 8:243; 9:190; 16:111, 113; 30:220; 36:241
Castro, General Jose, 73:285
Castro, Guillermo, 33:350; 66:268, 277
Castro, Henri, 18:132
Castro, Ignacio, 46:317, 318
Castro, Joaquín [Castro, Joaquin] (Santa Cruz Mts., 1848), 13:79
Castro, Joaquín [Castro, Joaquin] (Santa Rosa, 1836), 16:246
Castro, Joaquín de [Castro, Joaquin de] (San Jose, 1778), 14:6
Castro, Joaquín Ysidro, [Castro, Joaquin Ysidro] 15:277
Castro, John Elliot de, see Elliot de Castro
Castro, José Tiburcio, [Castro, Jose Tiburcio] 12:128, 134; 16:223-24
Castro, José, [Castro, Jose] 1:80, 91, 92, 126-27, 133-38 passim 183, 189-90, 234; 3:110-14 passim, 180-90 passim, 271, 275, 276, 280-89 passim; 4:81-87 passim, 383; 5:134, 195, 302, 303; 6:182, 189, 190, 191, 272-80 passim, 369,370; 7:79-85 passim 8:71, 72,75; 9:81-85 passim; 10:35, 100-106 passim; 11:75, 206, 220, 343, 347, 356; 12:35-44 passim, 48, 52, 53, 128-33 passim, 137, 147-53 passim, 161-65 passim, 238, 336, 355-56; 13:45-48 passim, 99, 100-101, 109-20 passim, 123, 132, 138, 145-56, 229, 231, 236, 328; 14:124, 148, 230-34 passim, 237-41 passim, 245, 255; 15:3, 4, 62, 119-31 passim, 225-31 passim, 241, 339-55 passim; 16:102, 106, 107, 217, 221-22, 241, 248, 348-53 passim, 359, 363, 364; 17:51, 54-58 passim, 69, 136, 139, 140, 152, 156-64 passim, 220, 272-83 passim, 326, 346; 18:69-70, 72, 76, 78, 80, 157-60 passim, 172, 178, 20:225, 239; 21:3, 11, 216; 22:52; 23:327, 374; 25:122-28 passim, 293; 27:146, 353; 29:135, 151, 158, 261, 263, 267-73 passim; 30:98; 32:265; 33:351; 34:119; 36:11; 41:226, 227; 48:39; 63:237; 70:357; 76[2-3]:180, 190, 310, 311, 312, 321, 348, 350; conflict with Fremont, 337-39; Mexican-American War role, 341-44; correspondence, 2:69-71, 354-55; 3:182-83,185-86, 276-77; 4:83-85, 375, 382; 5:188-89; 6:80-83, 278-79, 366-68; 7:81-82; 8:71,72, 75; 10: (facsimile), opposite 99, 104-6, 119,122; 11:352-53; 13:116-19; proclamations, 1:93-95, 178; 3:279; 4:384-85; 10:123; (reproduced) 12: opposite 125; 13:117-18; 15:354; portrait, 14: opposite 230
Castro, Jose,
Castro, Juan, 16:43
Castro, Macario, 1:165; 46:317
Castro, Manuel A., 9:103
Castro, Manuel de Jesús, [Castro, Manuel de Jesus] 1:77; 3:284; 4:81; 5:195; 6:87, 277; 11:206, 352-53; 12:135, 147; 13:47, 51, 100, 105-11 passim; 18:163, 164, 176; 25:18, 145; 29:336; correspondence, 3:273-74, 277, 278-79; 4:375-83, 385-87; 5:186-88, 189-90, 192-93, 296-97, 308-10; portrait, 14: opposite 230
Castro, Manuel, 70:359; 76[2-3]:343
Castro, Maria de los Angeles, see Majors, Mrs. Joseph L.
Castro, Mariano de, 46:108, 317
Castro, Martin de, 53:12
Castro, Mrs. José (Modesta), [Castro, Mrs. Jose (Modesta)] 1:258; 3:181
Castro, Mrs. Simeón (María Antonia Pico), [Castro, Mrs. Simeon (Maria Antonia Pico)] 20:264
Castro, Sal, 60:25
Castro, Simeón, [Castro, Simeon] 28:262; 29:25
Castro, Vicente, 38:259-61, 263-64
Castro, Victor, 11:142; 16:246; 17:42, 45; 30:56, 322; 31:330; 37:194
Castro, Victor, 47:6, 7
Castroville, Tex., 18:102, 132
Caswell (from Victoria, 1860), 29:114
Caswell, H., 9:394
Caswell, John E., review of Latta, Saga of Rancho El Tejon, 56:375
Caswell, Mrs. George W. (Daisy F. Badger), obituary, 23:90
Caswell, Sam, 3:152
Catala, Magín de, [Catala, Magin de] 14:14; 23:374; 38:102, 105-6
Catala, Magin Matias, 48:142; 50:35-42 passim
Catalan Volunteers, 56:250-269 passim
Catalán, Francisco, [Catalan, Francisco] 37:199
Catalina (ship), 8:106; 14:264; 16:361; 19:206, 210, 214, 216; 23:215, 318, 320, 330, 331, 332
Catalina Island 63:71-79; Big band music, 63:72, 76; Glass-bottomed boats, 63:75, 76; 76[2-3]:92; see Santa Catalina Island
A Catalogue of the Everett D. Graff Collection of Western Americana, compiled by Colton Storm, review, 51:91-92
Catastrophism, 72:236-49
Catecismo de Ortologia, 63:173
Caterpillar Tractor Company, 31:89
Catez, Charles H., 9:26
Cathcart, James F., 13:32; 21:65; 241
Cathedral of the Blessed Sacrament (Sacramento), 72:150 (photograph), 151, 153 (photograph)
Cathedral of the Blessed Sacrament, Sacramento, 39:199, 206
Cathedrals, The (play), 20:143
Cather, Willa, 69:33
Catherine (ship), 12:225
Catholic Action, 72:164
Catholic Association for international Peace (CAIP), 72:45
Catholic Book Store, San Jose, 30:367
Catholic Church, California, see "The California Catholic Church in Transition, 1846-1850," 42:39-48; "Irish-Born Champion of the Mexican-Americans," 49:233-249; "Thomas Cian, Pioneer Chinese Priest in California," 48:45-48; see also Missions; 74:379
Catholic Church, Oregon, 45:125-128
Catholic Daughters of America, 72:459
Catholic Directory (1851), 42:46
Catholic Inter-racial Council of Los Angeles, 72:18
Catholic Knights of Columbus, 526-529, 532
Catholic Monitor (newspaper), 56:202, 205
Catholic Orphan Asylum, 46:154; 74:379
Catholic School Bill (1861), 46:154-156
Catholic School System, see "The Historical Background of California's Constitutional Provisions Prohibiting Aid to Sectarian Schools," 46:149-171
Catholic Standard (newspaper), 56:200
Catholic University of America, Washington, D.C., 52:162
Catholic Welfare Bureau, 72:12
Catholicism, anti, 76[1, 4]:52
Catholicism in California, 72:150-69
Catholics in Colonial America, by John Tracy Ellis, review, 45:164-167
Catholics, 73:131, 135, 136, 137, 138, 139, 140, 232, 233, 300; see also Roman Catholics
Catlin, Amos Parmalee, 1:18; 9:107, 114; 27:93; 33:373
Catlin, George, 6:118; 16:52-53; 69:136; 73:276
Catlin, John, 27:93
Catlin, Mrs. Amos Parmalee (Ruth Donaldson), 27:93
Catoira, Gomez Hernandez, 7:23 1, 232
Cator, Mrs. Thomas Vincent (Ethel Chapman), 27:312, 314; 28:50, 54; Edith V. (Chapman) Houghton, 28:54
Cator, Thomas Vincent, 19:60-73 passim; 27:311-18; 28:47-55; portrait, 28: opposite 47; 51:233; 54:248, 255, 256, 258
Catskill, New York, 77[4]:181
Catt, Carrie Chapman, 47:344-348 passim; 65:92, 93
Cattermole, George, 8:337,349-50
Cattick, Joseph W., 29:237
Cattle drives 79[2]:103-104
Cattle Drives of Joseph E. Pleasants from Baja California in 1867 and 1868 (The), edited by Don Meadows, review, 48:264-265
cattle industry, 76[1, 4]:83
Cattle Kings (The), by Lewis Atherton, review, 42:164-165
Cattle Queen of Montana (movie), 72:41, 46, 47, 48, 50
Cattle, 2:184, 267, 289, 290, 291, 295, 308, 310, 322; 3:77, 120-21; 4:25; 5:130-35 passim, 217, 249, 273, 274, 367; 8:102, 111, 156; 10:377; 12:282-87 passim; 13:202, 203, 204, 339, 349; 14:5, 6, 9-10, 13, 199-203 passim, 222; 16:368; 17:42; 19:197, 203-10 passim; 21:1, 3, 196, 207, 209, 220, 338, 341, 349; 22:319; 23:259, 297; 27:210; 29:49, 53; 34:22; 35:159; 38:260-64 passim; 74:48-52; 77[4]:109, 113, 114-15, 185, 233, 241
- business, 5:170, 274; 8:265, 274; 13:327; 18:11; 19:384; 29:20, 304; 32:259; 34:22, 23; drives, 3:77; 5:249; 8:98; 10:39; 12:274; 18:11; 19:197; 30:53
- grazing by, 76[2-3]:31, 116
- at missions and presidios, 1:165, 169; 2:41-42, 279-86 passim, 295,322, 337; 5:217; 8:319; 12:283; 16:118, 119; 17:246, 247, 336; 18:320; 19:207, 210; 23:252
- raised by Russians, 12:189, 193, 242, 251, 260, 262
- rustling, 15:173; 21:207; 27:210; 31:311; 39:291
- slaughter, 5:130; 8:111, 237; 12:290, 293; 13:204; 22:319; see also Matanzas;
- see also Beef; Branding: Dairying; Hides and tallow; Livestock
cattlemen, 77[4]:125
caudillos, 76[2-3]:216-20
Caughey, John and LaRee, California Heritage, review, 43:59
Caughey, John and LaRee, editors, Los Angeles: Biography of a City, review, 57:279-281
Caughey, John W., review of Dakin, A Scotch Paisano in old Los Angeles: Hugo Reid's life in California, 1832-1852, derived from his correspondence, 58:273
Caughey, John Walton, 20:95; 24:11; 36:115; fellow CHS, 38:73; 77[4]:13, 247; "California and the Nation 40:193-202; editor George F. Kent journal,"Life in California in 1849," 20:26-46
Caughey, John Walton, 41:372; 53:330; "The Californian and His Environment," 51:195-204; The American West: Frontier and Region, edited by Hundley, Jr., and Schutz, review, 51:281; To Kill a Child's Spirit: The Tragedy of School Segregation in Los Angeles, review, 52:282-283; review, of Anderson and Biggs, A Focus on Rebellion: Materials for Analysis, 42:161-162; review of Bowman, Los Angeles: Epic of a City, 54:376-377; review of Gordon, Charles F. Lummis: Crusader in Corduroy, 52:177; review of Hine, The American West: An Interpretive History, 53:90-91; review of Paul, The California Gold Discovery: Sources, Documents, Accounts and Memoirs Relating to the Discovery of Gold at Sutter's Mill, 46:187-188
Caughey, John, 61:162; 66:92; 68:190; "The Distant Pawn of Empire," 60:60:6-27; review of Jackson, A British Ranchero in Old California: the Life and Times of Henry Dalton and the Rancho Azusa, 57:195-196; review of Pflueger, editor, Charles C. Chapman: The Career of a Creative Californian, 1853-1944, 55:371-373; 79[2]:45, 47
Caughey, LaRee, 68:190
Caughill, James, 50:358
Caulus, José, [Caulus, Jose] 46:113
Cauwet, Pierre, 39:6,219
Cavagnaro, Joseph, 47:207
Cavalier, W., 35:321
Cavalier, William St. Cyr, 16:276-77; 24:267,369; 26:186; obituary, 24:374-75
Cavaller, Jose, 1:161-62; 23:374
Cavallier, J. B. E., 48:8, 13, 14
Cavallier, Jean Baptiste Edmond, 16:82; 22:23(?)
Cavanaugh, J. B., 65:190
"Cavemania" (prop. state), 31:126
Caven, J. B. ("Bur"), 8:203, 212
Cavendish, Thomas, 2:159; 7:185,257, 302, 309; 53:207; 62:54, 57, 58; 76[2-3]:89-90
Caverley, John P., 21:306
Cavert & Company (Sacramento, 1851), 23:171-72; 64:98
Caviar, 12:293-94
Cavière [Caviere] (San Francisco, 1850s), 32:110-11
Cavillia, C., 27:36
Cavis, Joseph M., 10:377,390; 26:239, 247
Cavour, Camillo, 42:312, 316
Cavour, Count Camillo, 78:17
Cawdor, by Robinson Jeffers, review, 64:231-232
Cawley, Daniel M., 13:261
"Caxton" (pseudonym), see Rhodes, William H.
Caxton Press, 76[1, 4]:102
Caymus (Wappo) Indians, 76[2-3]:285-86
Cayo, Ronald, 61:104
Cayota [Stage] Line, 14:402
Cayton, Horace, 60:71
Cayucos (fishing boats), 1:55; 29:318; 30:311
Cayuelas, Francisco, 1:169
Cayuga (ship), 13:390; 27:44
Cayute Creek, see Coyote Creek
Cayvan, Georgia, 35:142
Cazadora (ship), 37:247,264
Caziare, Louis V. and Hettie (Ritchie), 19:233
Cazneau, Thomas Nugent, 15:143-45; 26:256, 352-53
Cazotte, Charles de, 31:321; 37:206
Cazotte, Charles Ferdinand, 43:28, 29, 30, 31
CCD, see Confraternity of Christian Doctrine
Cea, Francisco de, 3:21
Ceanothus, 76[2-3]:27
Ceballas (or Cevallos), Ciriaco, 3:237; 40:118
Cebrian, Carmen, see Bernal, Mrs. Jose C.
Cebrian, John C.,"Presentation of the Serra Birth place," 11:280-88; obituary, 14:1
Cebrian, Mrs. John C. (Maria J. de Laveaga), 14:190
Cebu, 76[2-3]:87
Cecil, T. M., 18:81
Cecil, William J., 46:37
Cedar Bar, 6:218
Cedar City, Utah, 77[4]:267
Cedar Cottage, Yosemite, 5:337-38; photograph, 5: opposite 340
Cedros Island, 1:42; 2:49, 140, 158,316, 351, 352, 356, 362, 367; 3:351-55; 6:325; 7:42,58, 72, 170, 191, 240, 243, 311, 315, 331-35,372; 8:60-61; 76[2-3]:82; on maps, 7:333, 335
Cedros island, Baja California, 44:110; 50:73-74
Cehanovska, Sophia, 66:246
"The Celebrated Jumping Frog of Calaveras County," by Mark Twain, 77[1-3]:42, 43
Celebration of the Fourth of July ... Los Angeles... 1847," by H. H. F. Toye, 1:238-39
"Celebrations in San Francisco," address by Charles B. Turrill, 4:400
Celebrations: address on (San Francisco), 4:400; Arbor Day (Yerba Buena Island), 32:234-35; Atlantic cable (Marysville), 9:360, 367, 389; Bunker Hill (San Francisco), 15:366; Chinese New Year's (San Francisco), 15:272; inauguration of governor (Sacramento), 9:244,270; New Year's (in mines), 20:40-41; St. Patrick's Day (San Francisco), 10:377,390; 15:275; 24:49; Victory of Allies in Crimea (San Francisco), 16:341; 17:84-85; 27:212; Washington's Birthday (Folsom), 4:223; 9:181; (San Francisco), 15:272; 37:360; at sea, 1:230; see also Admission Day; Christmas; Festivals; Fourth of July; Thanksgiving
Celeste, Mme. (Mrs. Henry Elliott), 21:152
Celeste, Mme. (Mrs. McKinley), 9:248, 273-74
"Celestial Drama in the Golden Hills," by Lois F. Rodecape, 23:97-116
Celestial Valley (town), 8:343, 348, 359; 9:51,53
Celestin (San Francisco, 1850), 5:345
Celis, Eulogio de, 8:106; 12:335; 13:34-35, 313,339; 14:342; 16:247; 17:154, 327-30; 18:177; 19:202-3, 207, 209,215; 21:357; 27:109; 33:249; 48:234
Celmer, Martha, 76[1, 4]:48-50, 56-57
Cels, E., 31:141-42, 147
Cemeteries in San Francisco, 23:75, see also Laurel Hill Cemetery; Yerba Buena Cemetery
Il Cenacolo, (organization), 70:373
Cendrars, Blaise, 59:196; 79[2]:222
Cendrars, Blaise, L'Or, 9:398-99
Cenizas (San Martin) Island, 3:18
Cenizo, Enrique, 56:259
Cenizo, Father (W. Fages, 1781), 33:16
"Census of California Spanish Imprints, 1833-1845," by George L. Harding, 12:125-36
The Census of 1790: A Demographic History of Colonial California, by William Marvin Mason, review of, 78:117
Census, 1890, San Francisco, 73:134
Census, California 1860, 43:291
Censuses, 10:233; 24:140; 25:311; of 1768,3:225; of 1828,5:217; 1860-70, 25:311-18; 38:29; 39:295; 1890, 25:311; 1900, 25:311; see also Population
Centennial (river steamer), 35:125
Centennial Exposition (Philadelphia), 41:150; 57:321
Centennial Exposition of 1876, 59:238
"A Centennial for Josiah Royce," by Robert V. Hine, 66:83-93
Centennial Movement (play), 34:361
"Centennial of the Pacific Coast Survey," address by Erwin G. Gudde, 29:185-86
"Centennial Plans," address by J. E. Carpenter, 26:277
Center for California Studies, 68:161
Center for Latin American Studies (The), The Mexican American: A Selected and Annotated Bibliography, review, 49:163-164
Center Stage: Helen Gahagan Douglas, A Life, by Ingrid Winther Scobie, review, 72:73
Center, A., 30:290,297,299-300,304; 31:49, 61,65, 166, 172
Center, John, 6:13; 15:365; 33:375
Centerville Butte, 39:263
Centerville Canal and Irrigation Company, 11:245; 25:20-21
Centerville district (Washington Township), 73:56-57, 58, 62, 71
Centerville Racecourse, 10:198, 283, 296
Centerville, El Dorado County, 22:384
Centerville, Fresno County, 25:18, 20, 175
Centipedes, 17:29
Central America, 77[4]:5, 155, 178, 285
Central America (ship), 9:179; 21:302, 308; 31:274; 34:336-38; 36:139; see also George Law
Central Arizona and Colorado River Storage project, 64:258
Central Avenue Sounds: Jazz in Los Angeles, edited by Clora Bryant, review of, 78:62
Central California Archeological Foundation, 63:237
Central California Canning Plant, San Jose, 64:183
Central California Colony, 25:22-32 passim, 169, 172
Central California Traction Company, 70:113
Central City, Colorado, 77[4]:163
Central Colony of Fresno County, 77[4]:239
Central Council of Civic Clubs, 76[1, 4]:129
Central Hill Mining Company, 11:330
Central Hotel, San Francisco, 16:130
Central Iron Works, San Francisco, 57:343, 346
Central Japanese Association of Southern California, 69:263
Central Labor Council, 59:290, 291, 292, 293; 67:184, 186
Central Milling Company, 30:285
Central or Long Wharf, 59:316
Central Overland California Express Company, 45:303, 310, 312, 313; 49:105
Central Overland and California Pike's Peak Express, 77[4]:265
Central Pacific and the Southern Pacific Railroads (The), by Lucius Beebe, review, 43:347-348
The Central Pacific and Views Adjacent, Summits of the Sierra, Arizona and Views Adjacent to the Southern Pacific R.R., and Photographic Views of Kern County, by Carleton Watkins, 78:156
Central Pacific Company, 67:104, 107
Central Pacific Railroad, 2:210; 3:398; 4:93, 219; 5:105; 10:407; 15:98; 18:355-68; 26:360; 27:11, 196, 271, 339; 30:136; 32:368; 39:177; 42:17, 35; 48:326, 327; 52:138, 139, 252-253, 254; 53:354; 56:334, 335, 337; 57:11, 24, 27, 321; 59:232; 60:40; 64:137; 65:215; 67:170; 69:122, 357, 358, 360; 70:2, 6, 38, 46, 77, 85, 101, 104, 105, 106, 110; 71:52, 83; 73:198; 74:424; 78:41, 42, 51, 154, 158; building of, 4:255-70 passim; 5:178-83; 7:100; 13:17; 18:149; 37:130, 132; inception, 4:240-51; in San Joaquin Valley, 18:23-31; timetable (facsimile), 24: opposite 365; inside front cover, Spring (Volume 71, 1992); inside front cover, Winter (Volume 73, 1994); 77[1-3]:12, 15, 52; 77[4]:160, 262, 278, 283; 79[2]:141
Central Pacific-Southern Pacific Railroad, 58:20-37 passim
Central Pacific/Union Pacific Overland Route, 70:4
Central Pacific/Union Pacific Railroad, 70:77, 81
Central Park, Manhattan, New York, 62:162
Central Park, San Jose, 10:358
Central Theater, San Francisco, 33:42
Central Valley Project, 24:12; 30:311-12; 51:69; 54:294
Central Valley, 73:101, 104, 105, 106, 108, 143, 146; 74:114, 175, 176, 178, 180-89; description and boundaries, 175; 77[1-3]:15, 61, 139; 77[4]:35, 111, 113, 114, 118, 132, 139, 212, 237
Central Valley, California, see "Social Science in the Central Valley of California: An Episode," 43:195-218
Central Valley, of California, 76[2-3]:2, 20, 25, 216, 275, 276, 280, 282
Central Valley, photographing of, 68:184-187
Central Wharf Association, 60:136
Central-Southern Pacific Railroad, 67:95
Centre Diggings, 26:292, 295
Centro Anti-Communista (1937), 49:317
Century City, 60:92
Century Club (Los Angeles cycling club), 63:28
Century Club of California, 25:16; 31:250
A Century of Dishonor (1881), by Helen Hunt Jackson, 77[1-3]:157, 158, 160; 78:263, 272; 79[2]:108
"Century of Mills College, A," address by Lynn T. White, Jr., 31:85-88
Century Magazine, 69:33, 128, 152; 71:107-108; 77[1-3]:157, 158; 78:263, 265
Cercle Français, [Cercle Francais] San Francisco, 20:131
Cérès (ship)[gold rush era], [Ceres] 5:5-21, 26, 27, 30, 38, 40, 42,176,177,228; 32:106; 78:138
Cerf, Marcel E., obituary, 14:286-87
Cerf, Mrs. Marcel E. (Katherine Agnew Martin), 14:286
Cermak, Robert W., "Pioneering Aerial Forest Fire Control: The Army Air Patrol in California, 1919-1921," 70:290-305
Cermeño, Sebastian Rodríguez, [Cermeno, Sebastian Rodriguez] 7:256, 363, 388, 392; 8:51; 11:309,312; 20:315-28; 21; 82; 27:290,294; 31:100-108 passim; 41:1, Supplement, 22-26; 49:143-145, 146; 52:122; see "Tenet 13 of `The Drake Debate,' 53:241-288 passim; 62:54; 66:26; "Relation," translator H. R. Wagner, 3:10-24; article on by Wagner, 3:3-24; facsimile page of MS, 3:24
Cermeño, Sebastián, [Cermeno, Sebastian] 58:157, 160
Cermeño, Sebastian Rodriguez, [Cermeno, Sebastian Rodriguez] 76[2-3]:89, 90, 91
Ceron, Alvaro de, see Saavedra Ceron
Ceron, Jorge, 3:311, 339; 6:298
Cerro Gordo (mining camp), 17:101, 109, 110, 115, 208, 214, 215; 73:310
Cerros Island, see Cedros Island
Cerruti, Enrique, 29:152-56 passim, 160, 327-28; photograph, 29: opposite 153; 74:232
Cerruti, G. B., 60:350-369 passim
Cerruti, G. G., 42:314
Cervantes, A. L., 37:200
Cervantes, Andrés, [Cervantes, Andres] 16:222
Cervantes, Cruz, land-grant case, 30:331
Cervantes, Rudy, 63:107
Cerwin, Herbert, Bernal Diaz, Historian of the Conquest, review, 43:358-359
César (ship), [Cesar] 37:319
Cescubierta (corvette), 76[2-3]:99
Céspedes, [Cespedes] see García de Céspedes [Garcia de Cespedes]
Chabolla Family, 46:141
Chabolla, Anastasio, 46:128-129, 130
Chabolla, Luis, 15:18
Chabolla, Pedro, 13:60-61, 78
Chabot children, portrait, 56:130
Chabot Observatory, 30:285
Chabot Woman's Home, 71:405, 407
Chabot, Anthony, 64:35; 66:64; 70:172; 71:405, 406, 407
Chaboya, Marcos, 46:318
Chacon, Peter, 68:231
Chadbourne, J., 29:253-54
Chadburn (Nevada County, died 1853), 11:233
Chadwick, Captain, 64:93
Chadwick, E. C. M., 10:293
Chafe, William H., 65:25
Chaffee College, California, 42:106
Chaffee, Adna R., 54:47
Chaffey, Ben, 26:280
Chaffey, George, 26:280; 28:380; 51:198; 52:300
Chagedaeff, A., 64:292, 294
"Chagres River Route to California in 1851, The," by Georgia W. Read, 8:3-16
Chagres, 8:4-13 passim; 13:4,390; 29:3, 6; 20:16; 29:3,10; 39:101; 77[4]:178
Chagres River, 77[4]:251; 78:228; travel on, 232, 233; painting of, Winter, outside back cover (volume 78)
Chagres, Panama, 78:226, 227, 229, 230, 232; described, 230; painting of, 231
Chaigneau, Alfred, 39:169, 223-32 passim
Chaigneau, Emile, 15:46-47
Chaining the Land: A History of Surveying in California, by François D. Uzes, review, [Francois D. Uzes] 57:282-283
Chalas, Mme., 78:140
Chalfant, Pleasant A., 9:193, 195
Chalfant, W. A., 63:181
Chalfant, Willie Arthur, 9:193, 195; 25:242; Death Valley, review, 9:186; Outposts of Civilization, review, 7:91-92; The Story of Inyo, review, 2:178-79
Chall, Malca, 54:83, photograph, 81
Challenge (American clipper, 1852), 10:294; 23:99
Challenge (British ship, 1854), 18:16-17; 35:321
"The Challenge to Philanthropy: Unemployment Relief in Santa Barbara, 1930-1932, by Ronald L. Nye, 56:310-327
Challenger (clipper), 16:337
Chalmers, Claudine, "Françoise, Lucienne, Rosalie: French Women-Adventurers in the Early Days of the California Gold Rush," ["Francoise, Lucienne, Rosalie: French Women-Adventurers in the Early Days of the California Gold Rush"] 78:138-153
Cham, cartoon by, 39: opposite 1
Chamber of Commerce, 61:212, 214, 216, 219
Chamber of Commerce, San Francisco, 62:201
Chamberlain, C. M., 9:29; 15:176
Chamberlain, John, 15:123; 16:56
Chamberlain, Levi, 14:321
Chamberlain, Lucia, 63:153
Chamberlain, Mrs. Selah (Edith McDonald), obituary, 35:83-84
Chamberlain, S. S., 60:338, 342, 343, 345
Chamberlain, Selah, 25:232
Chamberlain, William, 58:132-133, 139
Chamberland, Carol P., 75:196; "The House That Bop Built," 75:272-283
Chamberlin, E. Kirby, 30:146
Chamberlin, J. D. H., 66:140
Chambers, David, 26:193; 15:372
Chambers, H., 9:62, 157,359
Chambers, Mary, story of, 78:51
Chambers, Mrs. William Ely (Hazel Nesbitt), 28:378
Chambers, Thomas J. A. and Caroline (Wilson), 28:294
Chambray (San Francisco, 1850), 5:36
chamise (Adenostoma fasciculatum), 76[2-3]:27
Chamisso Island, 78:4
Chamisso, A. von, 71:328
Chamisso, Adelbert von (naturalist), 11:83, 12:207-8; 16:86; 18:338, 345; 76[2-3]:359, 360; 78:2-13; childhood, 2-3; describes California missions, 11, 12; description of San Francisco Bay area and events, 6-9; portrait of, 4; writings of, 5, 6
Chamon, Eugene, 39:159
Chamon, Jean Baptiste Julien, 39:159, 164
Champaigne, François, [Champaigne, Francois] 22:197, 201, 207, 219; 23:21, 34, 136, 139
Champion (vessel, ship), 35:199; 51:44
Champlain, Miss (San Francisco, 1862), 10:378
Champney, Benjamin, 69:141, 151; 71:17
Chan Ah Kin, 23:104
Chan, Charlie, 52:326
Chan, Lincoln, 66:184
Chan, Sucheng, 66:170; 72:118; 73:54, 65; 77[4]:15, 85; review, Asian Americans: An Interpretive History, 70:407-408; review of Lai, A History Reclaimed: An Annotated Bibliography of Chinese Language Materials on the Chinese of America, 67:139-140; review of McCunn, Chinese American Portraits: Personal Histories, 1828-1988, 68:51-52; This Bittersweet Soil: The Chinese in California Agriculture, 1860-1910, review, 68:127-128; This Bittersweet Soil: The Chinese in California Agriculture, 1860-1910, 74:410; 79[2]:4, 6, 8, 47, 253; author of "A People of Exceptional Character: Ethnic Diversity, Nativism and Racism in the California Gold Rush," 79[2]:44-85
Chana, Claude, 14:203, 208,211, 217; 59:213; 77[4]:85
Chancellor at Berkeley, by Glenn T. Seaborg, review, 76[1, 4]:141-142
Chandis Securities Company, 47:25
Chandler (Central Pacific Railroad, circa 1880), 23:120
Chandler (on Glencoe, 1849), 11:157
Chandler's Diggings, 9:380
Chandler, Alfred, 70:50
Chandler, Arthur, and Marvin Nathan, The Fantastic Fair, The Story of the California Midwinter International Exposition, Golden Gate Park, San Francisco, 1894, review, 73:325
Chandler, Captain (Sacramento, 1849), 24:121
Chandler, Charles, 63:20 (photograph)
Chandler, Dorothy, 60:19, 95
Chandler, Dorothy Buffum, 75:95
Chandler, Harry, 47:143, 144, 148, 149; 49:292; 51:60, 62; 52:307, 309, 310; portrait, 47:15, 19; see "Pioneering Land Development in the Californias," 47:237-250 passim
Chandler, Harry, 55:100, 163, 164, 166; 59:357; 60:54, 58, 69; 63:11-12; 64:26; 69:167
Chandler, Jabez, 13:32
Chandler, Joseph N., 29:237
Chandler, Mrs. Logan (Helen Baily), 27:93
Chandler, Norman, 47:244, 247
Chandler, Ralph, 47:244
Chandler, Raymond, 60:39, 107; 61:207; 63:63; 68:193, 195, 198, 200-201; Big Sleep, 200, 201
Chandler, Robert J., "In the Van: Spiritualists as Catalysts for the California Women's Suffrage Movement," 73:188-201; "Integrity Amid Tumult: Wells, Fargo & Co.'s Gold Rush Banking," 70:258-277; review of Shumate, The Notorious I. C. Woods of the Adams Express, 66:221-222; review of Albert Shumate, A San Francisco Scandal: The California of George Gordon, 74:436-437; review of Sierra Crossing: First Roads to California, 78:121
Chandler, Robin, 75:10; "The Promise of Research and Development in Physics and Medicine: The Quest for SPEAR and Living with AIDS," 75:47-55
Chandler, Sarah Elizabeth, 31:377; 33:373
Chandler, Zach, 55:262
Chandler, Zachariah, 50:417
Chandler, Zachary, 65:110
Chandlerville quartz diggings, 9:350, 380
Chandlerville, 9:380
Chaney, Everett H., 25:190
Chaney, Lon, 65:128
Chaney, Ralph W., 25:193-94, 198, 201-3,213; address,"Prehistoric California," 9:407-8
Chaney, William H., 55:219
Chanfrau, Francis S., 20:297; 21:243
"Changes in the Popular Concept of `California,'" by Lynn T. White, Jr., 19:219-24
Chanks, H., 15:305
Channel Heights Project, 59:132, photo, 126
Channel Indians (1769), 47:301-303
Channel Islands, 2:48-49, 329-30; 3:6, 17-18,227; 7:23,48-54 passim, 57, 58, 73, 74, 76, 169, 172, 191, 349-54, 371, 387-88,389; 8:58, 156, 164,232; Indians of, 3:6, 17, 18, 70, 227-30; 7:23, 48-52 passim, 76,349,351-52, 354,370,371; 25:353, 363-64; 76[2-3]:85, 88; 77[4]:109, 110; sea Otter hunting on, 12:226, 232; on map, 7: opposite 46, 350, 353; see also names of islands
Channel Islands, (Santa Barbara), see "The Reverend Stephen Bowers, 'Curiosity Hunter' of the Santa Barbara Channel Islands," by Wallace E. Smith, 62:26-47
Channing, Grace Ellery, 69:27
Chao, Wing, 61:106, 111, 113, 114
Chaparral Hill, 11:240
Chaparral, 23:373; 76[2-3]:12, 19, 24-27, 20, 21, 274
"The Chapel at Fort Ross: Its History and Reconstruction," by Diane Spencer- Hancock and William E. Pritchard, 61:2-17
Chapel, George, 15:240
Chapelle, A. Marius, 48:6, 8, 14
Chapin (Dry Creek, 1850), 30:239
Chapin's Sheep Ranch, 12:7
Chapin, Dr. (San Jose, 1883), 24:223
Chapin, Elizabeth R., 28:294
Chapin, Will, 70:25
Chapin, William Wallace, address,"Forty Years after the 1915 Exposition," 35:75
Chaplin, Charlie, 57:355; 59:195, 199; 60:58, 61; 63:58, 157; 70:403; 75:32, 58; 76[1, 4]:112, 113
Chaplin, Oona, 75:58
Chaplin, Syd, 60:58
Chapline, J. L., 13:32
Chapman (Napa, 1851), 2:136
Chapman (ship), see I. F. Chapman; J. M. Chapman
Chapman (vessel), 43:27
Chapman Family, 7:282-85, 406; 20:297-98,304; 21:41
Chapman Park Hotel (Los Angeles), 63:12, 61
Chapman's Pass, 7:13
Chapman, A. F., 21:238
Chapman, Albert Pickett, 7:14; 20:38-39, 42-44
Chapman, C. C., 51:320
Chapman, Caroline, 7:285; 20:298; 21:41
Chapman, Charles (historian) 79[2]:45
Chapman, Charles E., 52:130
Chapman, Charles Edward, 3:256; 42:112, 113, 114, portrait, between 112 & 113; History of California: The Spanish Period, 1:46, 47; review, 1:194-97
Chapman, Cristina (Alviso), 38:183; translator "Early Days at Mission Santa Clara," 38:101-11
Chapman, Edith, 28:54
Chapman, Ethel, see Cator, Mrs. Thomas Vincent
Chapman, George and Mary Ross (Parks), 7:283
Chapman, Isaac M., 4:45
Chapman, Joseph S., 15:1
Chapman, Joseph, 13:206-7; 53:145, 147; 54:140; 76[2-3]:305; Fall, inside front cover (volume 78)
Chapman, M. C., 53:108
Chapman, Mararita Cristina Alviso, 1869-1969, obituary by Keith Ponsford, 48:283-284
Chapman, Miss (actress, 1864), 21:65
Chapman, Mrs. Joseph (Guadalupe Ortega), 13:207
Chapman, Mrs. William B. (Phoebe Taylor), 7:284
Chapman, Oscar, 66:261; 71:165
Chapman, Sarah (Mrs. William B. Hamilton), 7:283, 284
Chapman, Uncle Willy (actor) 79[2]:291
Chapman, W. H., 9:362; 10:200; lawsuit, 10:168, 170,180,187
Chapman, W. S., 59:31
Chapman, William B., 7:283, 284; 15:173,179; 16:84, 285; 20:298, 300-301; 21:41
Chapman, William S., 25:18, 21-22, 25-29; 27:171; 51:317; 77[4]:238-41
Chapman, Zerrak W., 52:351
Chapo (Indian, 1850), 24:52
Chappel (or Chappell), Jay B., 33:5, 7, 12, 153, 163-64, 167; 35:295, 296, 299,300,303; photograph, 33: opposite 1
Chappel, George, 41:239
Chappel, Scott R., 23:121; 33:5, 7, 12, 149
Chappell, J. N., 34:53
Chappell, Maxine, 26:285; "Early History of Mono County," 26:233-48
Chappellet (metallurgist, 1867), 18:155
Chappellet, Felix, 17:47-48; 39:163
Chappellet, Mrs. Felix (Milvia Frick), 39:163
"Chapter in the Early Life of Thomas Oliver Larkin, A," by Robert J. Parker, 16:3-29, 144-71; as address, 16:187
Chaput, David, William M. Mason, and David Zarate Loperena, Modest Fortunes: Mining in Northern Baja California, review, 72:375-77
Chaquiles, Jose, 76[2-3]:123
Char, William, 41:242; 43:111; 54:140
"Characters of the Champagne Period in San Francisco," address by Evelyn Wells, 18:185
Charague (Indian, 1846), 25:294
Charbonneau, Jean Baptiste, 21:201, 222; 67:254
Charbonneau, Toussaint, 4:126, 127; 67:254
Charbonnel (San Francisco, 1849), 5:21
Charcoal Flat, 33:193
Chard, Mr., 64:91
Chard, William George, 15:127, 241; 22:366; 28:260; 30:54
"Charies Dwight Willard: Los Angeles' `Citizen Fixit'," by Donald K. Culton, 57:158-171
Charity Valley, 7:12
Charivari, Le (French publisher, 1850), 22:314
Charivaris, 9:66, 165
Charlefoux (trapper, 1837), 10:31; 14:252
Charles (opera singer, 1860), 10:265
Charles (ship), 28:198; 33:261
Charles C. Chapman: The Career of a Creative Californian, 1833-1944, edited by Donald H. Pflueger, review, 55:371-373
"Charles Christian Nahl," by Eugen Neuhaus, 15:295-305
Charles Cooper (ship), 2:116; 11:158
Charles Coulson Rich, by Evans, review, 16:85
Charles Eames chairs, 62:218
Charles Erskine Scott Wood Collection, 75:94
Charles F. Lummis: Crusader in Corduroy, by Dudley Gordon, review, 52:177
Charles F. Lummis: The Man and His West, by Turbesé Lummis Fiske [Turbese Lummis Fiske] and Keith Lummis, review, 55:274-276
"Charles Fernald to Hannah Hobbs," editor Cameron Rogers, 34:41-48
"Charles Fey and San Francisco's Liberty Bell Slot Machine," by Marshall A Fey, 54:57-62
Charles Hopper and the Pilgrims of the Pacific: A 1841 California Pioneer, His Narrative and Other Documents, editor by Franklin Beard, review, 61:308
Charles III, King, 75:224, 311
Charles III, of Spain, 57:372
"Charles M. Scannon: From Seaman to Civilized Whaler to Naturalist," by Lyndall B. Landauer, 61:46-57
Charles Quint (ship), 37:318
Charles, Rosa, 76[2-3]:37
Charles Schwab (company), 75:32
Charles the Second (play), 9:369; 15:48
Charles Twelfth (play), 15:48
"Charles Warren Stoddard: The Pleasure of His Company," by Brian McGinty, 52:153-169
Charleston (vessel, ship), 25:39-53; 67:255; 77[4]:204, 205
Charleston, S. C., 73:183, 187
"Charleston, The, an Industrial Milestone," by Ruth Teiser, 25:39-53
Charlestown Mining Company, 29:297-306 passim; 79[2]:177
Charlevoix, see Charlefoux
Charley (Indian, 1830s-1904), 26:210-15 passim
Charley's Ranch, 6:242-43; 9:69; 33:295
Charley's Restaurant, Marysville, 14:394
Charlton, R. H., 70:296
Charlton, Richard, 23:218
Charlotte (brig), 77[4]:177
Charmer (ship), 15:279
Charon (vessel, ship), 12:226; 53:314
Charpentier (from France, 1850), 22:307
Charpentier (or Carpenteur), C., 22:323, 329, 348
Charter Oak Hall, San Francisco, 25:33
Charter Oak Hotel, Shasta, 51:333
Charter Oak, Tulare County, 28:334
Charters of Freedom, 75:8
Charters, A. C., 60:214
Chartkoff, Joseph L. and Kerry Kona Chartkoff, The Archaeology of California, review, 65:138-139
Chartkoff, Kerry Kona and Joseph L. Chartkoff, The Archaeology of California, review, 65:138-139
Charto, El (ship), 27:48
Chas (Charles?), Harry, 8:342
Chase (ship), 8:181, 262
Chase, Alston, 73:154
Chase, Amanda M., 66:99
Chase, Arthur, 35:296
Chase, Benjamin T., 15:372
Chase, Charles, 35:105
Chase, Evelyn H., Mountain Climber: George B. Bayley, 1840-1894, review, 61:307
Chase, Frank F., 61:33
Chase, Franklin, 23:262
Chase, George M., 10:68; 25:344
Chase, George, 36:211
Chase, Harold S., 56:312-324 passim
Chase, Harold Stuart, 22:288
Chase, J. Smeaton, 58:45; 68:194
Chase, John, 13:32; 52:239
Chase, Lew A., 29:190
Chase, Moses, 4:211; 30:285
Chase, Mrs. George, 36:207, 211
Chase, Pearl, 26:93-94; 29:185
Chase, Pearl, CHS Award of Merit, photograph, 43: between 80 & 81
Chase, Rufus, 30:17
Chase, S. U., 5:125
Chase, Salmon P., 50:250
Chase, Salmon Portland, 19:363-64; 34:53,54,55
Chase, Samuel B., 73:114-15
Chase, Samuel H., 10:275; 11:9
Chase, Sarah, see Bourn, Mrs. William B.
Chase, Stephen Henry and Elizabeth P. (Dunlap), 28:293
Chase, William Merritt, 54:345
Chase,J. Smeaton, 57:189
Chaste River, see Shasta River
Chaste, Chasty, Chestet (Shasta), 24:233
Chat Noir, Le (weekly), 39:315, 346
Chatard, Frederick, 42:41, 42
Chateau Briant, Le (ship), 13:375, 382
Chateauneff, Sheriff (Santa Barbara County, 1859), 18:260
Chatelier, Pierre Francois Henri, 22:304
Chatfield, Charles N. ("Nels"), 28:239, 242
Chatfield, Solon, 28:239
Chatham (ship), 2:265, 275, 276,282, 291,292,299,300,308,310, 311,316, 318,331,335; 10:325; 15:60; 76[2-3]:101, 301
Chattanooga Times (newspaper), 59:116, 118
Chaume, Thion de la, 22:297
Chauncey (San Francisco, 1867), 11:127
Chauncey, George (historian) 79[2]:317
Chauncey, Henry, 13:245
Chaurino, 71:426
Chautauqua Circle, Sierra Madre, 31:22
Chautauqua Literary and Scientific Circle, 77[1-3]:180
Chauvel Restaurant, Nevada City, 11:232
Chauviteau's Building, 15:186
Chauviteau, Hector, 35:321; 39:10, 142
Chauviteau, J. J., 5:12, 27, 28, 38, 42, 343,346; 22:297; 28:34
Chavanne, André, [Chavanne, Andre] 6:333-35, 356-57; 12:72; 29:203,208; "The Burning of the Golden Gate in July 1862," editor and translator Desiré Fricot, [Desire Fricot] 19:27-42; portrait, 19: opposite 27
Chavanne, Louis, 19:27
Chaves, Antonio, 54:328-329
Chaves, Francisco de, 3:21
Chaves, Pedro de, 3:21
Chavez and the Farm Workers, by Ronald B. Taylor, review, 55:86-87
Chavez Ravine, 59:136; 60:81, 84; 74:286
Chavez, Antonio, 12:319-20,321; 21:315(?)
Chavez, Cesar, 68:168; 72:57, 58 (photograph), 59, 63 (photograph), 65-67, 70
Chavez, Cleovaro, 17:101,110, 116
Chavez, Helen, 72:59, 61
Chávez, José Antonio (Monterey County, 1846), [Chavez, Jose Antonio] 5:189,190; 21:315(?); 25:145
Chávez, José Antonio (New Mexico, 1830), [Chavez, Jose Antonio] 10:27, 28; 20:342
Chavez, Lydia, The Color Bind: California's Battle to End Affirmative Action, review of, 77[1-3]:190-91
Chavira y Lerma, Josepha, 20:237
Chavis (Chavez?), Antonio, 21:315
Chavoya, Marcos, 57:370
cheatgrass (Bromus tectorum), 76[2-3]:32
Cheatham, Marion J., 54:300
Chedie, G. W., 21:238
Chee Kung Tong, 27:21, 28
Cheese, 3:57; 5:375; 11:136; 14:168, 201; 20:261-66 passim; 25:34; 29:53; see also Dairying
Cheeseman, B. F., 13:258; 14:401
Cheeseman, Morton, 13:258; 14:401
Cheesman, David W., 9:116; 11:127; 27:97, 101, 103
Cheever, George N., 13:296
Cheever, H. C., 37:217
Cheever, Henry A., 33:373
Cheever, Henry, see Chever
Cheever, John, 13:296
Cheever, Miss (San Francisco, 1875), 37:217
Chefo, photo of, 76[2-3]:348
Chekhov, Anton, 73:229
Chellis, John H., 10:374, 387; 30:134-35; 34:62
Chelsy Smith (ship), 2:136
Chemehuevi Indians, 76[2-3]:55
Chemin, Léon, [Chemin, Leon] 39:149-152,154,159,238
Chemykh (Russian farm), 75:361
Chen, Aimei, 75:146, 149, 152, 153
Chen Shu Tang, 30:149
Chen, Yong (historian) 79[2]:267
Chenery, R., 47:256
Chenery, Richard, 4:225; 9:42; 45:117
Chenery, Richmond, 10:293
Cheney, B. P., 45:300, 311; 49:104; 67:98
Cheney, David B., 56:199, 201, 205
Cheney, John Vance, 1:18; 24:80; 35:355
Cheney, O. P., 13:32
Cheney, Zachariah, 14:177, 182
Cherington, Reed B., address,"The Present Condition of the Missions," 4:401-2
Chernin, Milton, 63:312
Cherny, Robert W. and William Issel, San Francisco, 1865-1932: Politics, Power, and Urban Development, review, 65:299
Cherny, Robert W., review of Nelson, Workers on the Waterfront: Seamen, Longshoremen, and Unionism in the 1930s, 68:52-53; "Patterns of Toleration and Discrimination in San Francisco: The Civil War to World War I," 73:130-41; review of Walsh and O'Keefe, Legacy of a Native Son: James Duval Phelan and Villa Montalvo, 73:245; "City Commercial, City Beautiful, City Practical: The San Francisco Visions of William C. Ralston, James D. Phelan, and Michael M. O'Shaughnessy," 73:296-307
Chernykh, Yegor (agronomist), 75:364
Cherokee (ship), 4:191; 11:125
Cherokee Bar, 8:342, 347,359
Cherokee Siphon, 29:196-97
Cherokee, Butte County, 29:196-97
Cherokee, Nevada County, 10:349; 28:236
Cherokees, discover Colorado gold, 77[4]:163
Cherries, 12:193, 205, 206, 258; 15:364; 25:26
Cherry Hill Gap, 29:194-95; photograph, 29: opposite 200
Cherry Lake, 75:43
Cherry Springs, Texas, 18:106-7
Cherry Valley dam, 64:260
Cherry Valley (New York), 78:226
Cherry, John W., 10:62, 70
Chesapeake (ship), 26:340; 31:255
Cheshire (ship), 6:205-12, 214
Chesley, Mrs. (Sacramento, 1859), 10:42,176
Chessman, Caryl, 64:4, 6, 8; 78:197
Chester, George B., 75:134
Chester, Julius, 59:102
Chestnut Street (San Francisco), 73:306
Chetco Point, 10:329
Chevalier (San Juan de los Lagos, 1849), 23:269
Chevalier, Dr. (San Francisco and mining region, 1849-50), 5:25; 13:374, 383-84
Chevalier, J. B., 22:23; see also Cavallier
Chevassus, Edoward, caricature by, 53:21
Chever (or Cheever), Edward English, 1:16-17; 24:80; 27:263
Chever (or Cheever), Henry, 14:212; 26:124
Chevers, William H., 16:345; 19:236
Chevigny, Heetor, 60:114
Chevral, A. B., 39:240
Chew, Anita, 75:144
Cheyenne Indians, 63:209; 73:110
Cheyenne Mountain (Colorado), 77[1-3]:157
"Cheyenne" (pseudonym), 24:243-45
Cheyennes, 78:268
Chiang Kai-shek, Madame, 50:273; 73:238
Chiarini, Virginia, 10:288
Chiba, T., 73:23
Chicago & Northwestern Railroad, City of Los Angeles (train), 70:70
Chicago (Illinois), meat industry, 63:116, 122
Chicago Academy of Science, 58:306
Chicago exposition, 1893, 62:109; 74:83, 98
Chicago fire of 1871, effect of, 27:168, 270
Chicago Inter-Ocean (publication), 58:307
Chicago Park, 38:137
Chicago Tribune (newspaper), 53:350
Chicago World's Fair (1892), 61:121-139 passim
Chicago World's Fair in 1893, 60:48
Chicago World's Fair, 75:344
Chicago, Burlington & Quincy Railroad (CB&Q or Burlington), 70:33, 45, 64, 87
Chicago, Illinois, 73:211, 297; 75:52, 238; 76[1, 4]:113, 120; 77[4]:42
Chicago, Judy, 70:394
Chicago, Milwaukee & Puget Sound Railway, 70:35
Chicago, nature and, 77[1-3]:150
Chicana Women's Conference (1971), 72:61, 62
Chicano (The), editor by Norris Hundley,Jr., review, 55:187-188
"Chicano Control of Chicano History: A Review of Selected Literature," by Ralph C. Guzman, 52:170-175
Chicano Moratorium, 60:25
Chicano Studies, 63:261-262; 74:290
Chicano Studies Center, 75:95
Chicanos and law enforcement, 63:295-304
Chicanos in a Changing Society: From Mexican Pueblos to American Barrios, by Albert Camarillo, review, 59:269-270
Chicanos, 75:92; see "The Function of Anglo-American Racism in the Political Development of Chicanos," 50:321-337; see also Mexican Americans
Chichizola (Antonio) & Son, 31:283
Chichizola, Antonio, 47:206
Chichizola, Augustino, 31:283; 33:375
Chicken ranching, see "Basha Singernian: Comrade of Petaluma," 56:20-33
Chickering, Allen Lawrence, 17: No. 4, Pt. 2, pp. 1,24; 25:284; 30:93; 31:303; 34:92; 36:21,31; 50:165; 53:247;
- "An Arboreal Archive," 34:19-20; "Further Notes on the Drake Plate," 18:251-53; "Samuel Norris: Litigious Pioneer," 25:219-28; "Some Notes with regard to Drake's Plate of Brass," 16:275-81
- translator Edmond Leuba,"Bandits, Borax and Bears," 17:99-117; idem, "A Frenchman in the Panamints," 17:208-18; "Hall McAllister to `Mannie,'" 34:231-37;
- introduction to "Drake in California," 36:21; foreword to "The Old Occidental," 32:57
- address, "Newest Light on `Drake's Plate'," 18:85
- obituaries of: Annie M. Alexander, 29:378; Wallace M. Alexander, 18:379-81; Mrs. Wallace M. Alexander, 34:184-85; Paul Bancroft, 36:181-82; Mrs. Ernest A. Bryant, 25:375; Mrs. Selah Chamberlain, Sr., 35:83-84; Everette L. DeGolyer, 36:86; Henry F. Dutton, 32:375; Raymond C. Force, 31:89; Morton R. Gibbons, Sr., 28:374-75; Lowell E. Hardy, 30:189; Mrs. Lowell E. Hardy, 36:281; John Howell, 35:180-82; Norman B. Livermore, 33:81-82; Duncan McDuffie, 30:280-81; Mrs. Duncan McDuffie, 34:182-83; Parker S. Maddux, 32:374-75; Garret W. McEnerney, 21:283; Armand T. Mercier, 36:375-77; C. O. G. Miller, 31:176-77; Harry E. Miller, 18:190; Mrs. Randolph H. Miner, 36:182-83; Margaret J. Moffitt, 36:183-84; Warren Olney, Jr., 18:190-91; Samuel Pond, 33:182; Mrs. Henry S. Pritchett, 35:376; Bernard Ransome, 25:187; Stuart L. Rawlings, 19:381-82; Lloyd M. Robbins, 34:373-74; Alfred Sutro, 24:89-90
- obituary, 37:86-88; photograph, 37: opposite 1
Chickering, Martha A., 27:185; "The Founding of a Mojave Desert Community," 27:113-22
Chickering, William Henry, obituary, 24:92
Chico (California), 36:313; 38:335; 74:409-421; 79[2]:92; see also Ranchos: Arroyo Chico
Chico (Governor of California), 76[2-3]:181
Chico Anti-Chinese Association (Anti-Coolie League), 67:235, 238; 74:415-421
Chico Business Men's Association, 68:14
Chico Electric Railway, 70:106
Chico Junior College, California, 54:297
Chico Methodist Church, 68:18
Chico Rancheria, 76[2-3]:218
Chico Relief Society, 67:232
Chico State College, 43:235-236
Chico Steam Laundry, 67:235, 236; 74:420
Chico Vecino School, 63:149
"Chico Women: Nemesis of a Rural Town's Anti-Chinese Campaigns, 1876-1888," by Michele Shover, 67:228-243
Chico, Mariano, 11:76; 12:131,137; 14:231,261,338,351; 15:338,350-51; 16:246-51; 23:324,327,328,333
Chief of Police (San Francisco), see Malachi Fallon, San Francisco's First Chief of Police, by Kevin J. Mullen, 62:100-105
Chiefs and Challengers: Indian Resistance and Cooperation in Southern California, by George Harwood Phillips, review, 55:87-88
Chihuahua, Mexico, 1:112; 18:231, 234-37, 247; 34:135, 166; 76[2-3]:349; 77[4]:234
Child's Ford, 11:108
Child's store, Los Angeles, 3:165
Child, Cornelia Josephine, see Smith, Mrs. Stephen Sears
Child, Lydia Maria, 59:282; 71:479
Child, Mark A., 48:233
Child, Mrs. George R. (Sara Batchelder Treat), 21:123
Childers, Morris R., 5:125
Children of Cypress, The (play), 10:376,389
Children of the Abbey (novel), 10:357, 367
children, in the Gold Rush, 77[1-3]:11, 22, 24
Children's American Church Missionary Society, 34:320
Children's books, 63:172-176
Children's Bureau, 76[1, 4]:4(1
Children's Histories of California, see "Books for Budding History Buffs," 59:80-83
Children's Hospital and Training School for Nurses (San Francisco), 73:203
Children's Hospital, San Francisco, 19:153; 65:212
Children's Rancho, 46:141; 54:328, 331, 332
Childs, Ebenezer L., 6:183, 187-88; 16:4, 170, 171, 263, 264, 270; 18:51, 53, 54, 61, 62; 29:166; letters to, 16:264-69; 37:13-15
Childs, Ebenezer Larkin, 65:32; 70:353
Childs, John L., 31:132-35 passim
Childs, John S., 12:323
Childs, John W., 52:247
Childs, Mark A., 21:351-54 passim; 22:43, 44, 48-58 passim; 33:105-6,111
Childs, Mrs. Elmer E. (Anna L. Reier), obituary, 19:85
Childs, Ozro William, 13:319
Childs, Samuel, 70:353
Childs,"General" (San Francisco, 1854), 15:178; see also Chiles
Chile, 76[2-3]:19, 99; 77[1-3]:38
Chile (or Chilean) Bar, 8:201,210
Chile Bar, California, 53:52
Chile Exploration Company, 31:296
Chile Flat, California, 53:52
Chile Gulch, California, 53:52
"Chile" mills, 76[1, 4]:87
Chile Town, California, 53:52
Chile, 17:198-200,204; 19:326; 22:2241-42, 25:264; 30:19-20; 73:282, 294; 75:311; 77[4]:5, 254, 285; miners from, 82, 84, 86see also Chileans; Valparaiso
Chile, as a source of Argonauts 79[2]:51, 52
Chile, Peru, and the California Gold Rush of 1849, by Jay Monaghan, review, 53:89-90
Chile, see "Chileans in California During the Gold Rush Period and the Establishment of the Chilean Consulate," 53:52-82
Chilean immigrants, 77[1-3]:63
Chilean mill, 77[4]:39
Chilean Mill, California, 53:52;
"Chilean War," 8:353; 17:4
"Chileans in California During the Gold Rush Period and the Establishment of the Chilean Consulate," by Abraham P. Nasatir, 53:52-82
Chileans, 1:102; 2:105; 6:238; 7:220,221; 8:353,359; 9:76; 11:324; 14:210; 16:79; 17:4; 19:326-27; 22:241, 268; 23:55, 56; 24:125, 354; 27:45, 263, 264, 266, 359; 29:168, 169; 35:38; 37:138; 40:2
Chileno Valley, California, 53:52
Chilenos. See Hispanics
Chiles Valley, 2:63
Chiles, Joseph B., 76[2-3]:316
Chiles, Joseph Ballinger, 2:62-63; 4:8; 6:60, 61,144; 16:53-54, 56, 59, 133, 135; 18:173; 20:148; 22:366; 26:187; 29:320; 32:197-99, 203, 207; 35:1; 38:327
Chiles, Wallace, 26:187
Chiles,"Major General" (Colusa County, 1855), 17:176-77, 178-79; see also Childs
Chiletown (Telegraph Hill, San Francisco), 62:101
Chili (ship), 13:248; 33:340
Chili Junction, 21:307
Chilicito, California, 53:52, 53
Chilton, Robert H., 24:242
Chilwell (Yosemite, 1868), 4:27
Chimalpa River, Mexico, 53:5
Chimnabada (Pudding Creek), 30:163
Chimney Hill, Yuba County, 10:168, 192
Chimney Rock, 3:50,51; 4:330; 6; 113, 115; 16:141; 22:131, 148; 24:43-45
Chin, Frank, 68:193
China (vessel, ship), 11:50; 23:112; 30:200; 57:49, 52, 61
China Camp 79[2]:125
China Clippers, 76[1, 4]:85
China Cove, Angel Island, 57:79
China Mail (vessel), 58:205
China Mail Steamship Company, 60:152
China Mail, Hong Kong, 32:211; letters printed in, 32:212-22, 303-11
China Ranch, 14:67
China tea trade, 73:111
China, 4:284; 75:368; 76[2-3]:119; 76[1, 4]:82, 86-90, 93; 77[1-3]:15, 38, 64, 65; 77[4]:ix, 110, 243, 254, 278, 279, 286
- books on, 28:4-5
- emigrants from, 10:300; 12:109; 14:202-7; 15:165-72 passim, 175, 269; 19:329-30; 22:269; 23:97-98, 99; 24:202-26; 27:257; 28; 128, 343-46 passim; 31:276; 32:209, 213-14; 34:159, 314, 315; 37:335; 39:289, 300-301; 73:67, 280, 282, 283, 289, 290, 294, 298; 74:177;
- envoy to, 30:141-45
- houses from, 7:404; 8:169-73 passim; 11:179; 26:75; 38:41
- investments in, 28:357-58, 359
- laundry sent to, 37:134
- return of Chinese to, 15:172, 279; 16:337, 347
- Russian relations with, 30:193-202
- trade with, 13:276; 25:167; 30:193, 194, 196; 32:222, 304; see "Between Two Cultures: Frederick F. Low in China," 59:240-254
China (ship), 11:50; 23:112; 30:200
China Mail, Hong Kong, 32:211; letters printed in, 32:212-22, 303-11
China Ranch, 14:67
Chinard, Gilbert, 21:288; 22:383; "When the French Came to California," 22:289-314
Chinatown, 75:30, 140, 142, 143, 144, 146, 147, 148, 151, 153, 162, 163; 76[1, 4]:132
Chinatown (Los Angeles), 78:181
Chinatown (San Francisco), 73:132 (photograph)
Chinatown Exchange, 75:29
Chinatown Gentleman, photograph, 56:133
Chinatown San Francisco, by Palmer and Walls, review, 39:367-68
Chinatown's Angry Angel: The Story of Donaldina Cameron, by Mildred Crowl Martin, review, 57:201-202
Chinatown, San Francisco, see "To Be an American Was Hard..." pictorial essay 49: between 32 & 33
"Chinatowns in the Delta: The Chinese in the Sacramento-San Joaquin Delta, 1870-1960," by George Chu, 49:21-37
Chinatowns, 4:71,72; 5:88; 6:281; 18:361; 20:129, 132-34; 22:267, 269; 23:100,102, 108; 25:176; 27:20-31 passim, 256; 28:128; 34:71,302-4; 35:131, 132; 37:335-39; 38:34; book on, review, 39:367-68; map (San Francisco), 27:256
Chincha Islands, 26:74, 75
Chinese, 75:29, 87 (photo), 93; exclusion, 86, 208, 211, 212, 227, 228, 313; 77[1-3]::28, 39, 64, 66, 135; discrimination against in Gold Rush, 32; 78:27; discrimination against by Blacks, 78:34, 35
"Chinese Actor of late Nineteenth Century, San Francisco," illustration, 41: between 160 & 161
"Chinese Alley," (Washington Township), 73:57, 63
Chinese American Citizens Alliance, 50:271
Chinese American Farms, 75:88
Chinese American International School, 75:168
Chinese American Portraits: Personal Histories, 1828-1988 by Ruthanne Lum McCunn, review, 68:51, 52
"Chinese American Women Defense Workers in World War II," by Xiaojian Zhao, 75:138-153
Chinese Americans, 70:407; 73:25; 75:142; women, 140, 144; see also Asian Americans, Asian immigrants; see "New Chapters In Chinese American History," 57:2-7; "The Diplomacy of Discrimination: Chinese Exclusion, 1876-1882," 57:32-45
Chinese anti-sentiment (1858), 45:12
"The Chinese as Medical Scapegoats in San Francisco, 1870-1905," by Joan B. Trauner, 57:70-87
"Chinese Bag Net," 60:60:144
Chinese Camp in the Mines (sketch), 71:66
Chinese Camp, California, 55:112
Chinese Camp, Tuolumne, 72:109
Chinese Camp (or Diggings), 11:336; 18:100; 21:308; 22:70; 35:207, 215-16; 73:2, 8, 14, 16, 19, 32, 56, 63, 64, 193, 197, 198, 270, 273, 274, 275, 311, inside front cover, Winter (volume 73); leased farmland, 74:178, 263, 408 (photo), 409-421; 79[2]:74; see also Labor
Chinese camps (1854-1864), 48:53
Chinese chain pump, 31
Chinese Chamber of Commerce, 57:90, 91
Chinese Chapel, 75:205
Chinese Consolidated Benevolent Association (CCBA), 50:274; 57:81, 91, 92
Chinese Cultural Center (S.F.), 75:91
Chinese district (Washington Township), 73:57
Chinese Dummy, A (play), 34:367
Chinese exclusion, 76[1, 4]:90
Chinese Exclusion Act (1882), 57:59; 62:125; 70-87 passim; 73:8, 56, 273; 74:71; 79[2]:74
Chinese Exclusion Laws, 75:9
Chinese Exclusion Convention of California (1901), 57:59
"Chinese Exclusion: The Capitalist Perspective of the Sacramento Union, 1850-1882," by Cheryl L. Cole, 57:8-31
The Chinese Experience in America, 75:141
The Chinese Experience in America, by Shihshan Henry Tsai, review, 68:127-128
Chinese farm laborers, 64:210-217
Chinese fish colonies, 67:33-38
Chinese fishing camps, 67:31-32
Chinese Fishing Village (painting), 71:36
Chinese Gold: The Chinese in the Monterey Bay Region, by Sandy Lydon, review, 65:145-146
"Chinese High binder Societies in California," by Hart M. North, 27:19-31
Chinese Historical Society of America, 57:7; 75:91; of Los Angeles, 91
Chinese Hospital (Yan-Chai-i-yun), San Francisco, 57:84, 85
Chinese immigration, 62:198
Chinese in America, see "Island of Immortals: Chinese Immigrants and the Angel Island Immigration Station," 57:88-103 ; "New Chapters in Chinese American History," 57:2-7
"Chinese in California's Fishing Industry, 1850-1941," by L. Eve Armentrout-Ma, 60:142-157
Chinese in California, 56:197, 204, 337-339; 66:170-187; 72:107-127 Demographics, 119-26 Occupational data, 110-18; 73:127, 131-33, 139
"Chinese in California, as Reported by Henryk Sienkiewicz," editor and translator Charles Morley, 34:301-16
Chinese: in the Gold Rush, 77[4]:5, 9, 29, 30, 85, 151, 286; indentured service by, 84; as laborers, 244, 245; prejudice against, 86, 97
Chinese Invasion, The (play), 34:367
Chinese Joss House (Weaverville) 79[2]:17
Chinese laborers, 55:51-52, 53; 77[1-3]:15
Chinese language, printed works in, 1:41; 21:327; 27:256; 28:128; 30:255
"Chinese Man" (daguerreotype), 77[1-3]:66
"Chinese Massacre," 60:60:37, 40
Chinese miners, 72:109 (photograph), 111 (photograph)
Chinese Mission, San Francisco, 15:163; 32:130
"Chinese Must Go" campaign, 77[1-3]:65
"The Chinese Must Go!" by Roger R. Olmsted, photo essay, 50:285-294
Chinese Must Go, The (play), 34:363
"The Chinese of Knight's Ferry, 1850-1920: A Preliminary Study," by Ronald H. Limbaugh, 72:106-27
Chinese Press (S.F. Chinatown newspaper), 75:141, 143, 144
Chinese Question, The (play), 34:362
Chinese Revolutionary Artists Club, inside front cover, 72: Summer
"Chinese Sailors: America's Invisible Merchant Marine, 1876-1905," by Robert J. Schwendinger, 57:58-69
Chinese Six Companies, 23:99; 24:219; 28:343; 32:304-5,312; 37:131; 50:285, 286; 57:79, 81, 84, 85; 74:411-412, 416, 419-421
"Chinese Stereotype in American Melodrama," by Stuart W. Hyde, 34:357-67
Chinese theater and theatrical troupes, 34:305-6; in Auburn, 9:369; Sacramento, 23:104; San Andreas, 23:106; San Francisco, 16:340; 20:129, 132-34; 21:51; 22:266, 270; 27:258; 34:305-6; article on, 23:97-116; illustration, 23: opposite 97
Chinese Theatre, 41:159-161
Chinese women in California, 67:168-179
Chinese World (newspaper), 57:91
Chinese, 2:120; 3:252; 8:19, 25, 167,175; 9:50, 51, 255; 10:300; 11:232, 233, 332; 13:12, 333; 15:172, 176, 269, 285; 16:33; 17:179-80; 20:372; 23:97-115; 24:158; 26:347; 28:214, 229, 295; 30:143; 31:22; 32:303-8; 36:147; 37; 79-84, 129-36, 334-39; 38:33-34; 74:25, 49, 71, 176-178, 183, 187-188; 79[2]:5, 6, 8, 45, 49, 57, 67, 69, 72, 77, 325; photo of, 79[2]:46; sketch of, 79[2]:73;
- art objects and china, 11:360; 26:144, 161,339; 31:99-108; 36:344
- art of, 79[2]:181
- assert rights, 79[2]:76
- assimilated, 79[2]:78
- celebrations and festivals, 3:40; 6:40; 12:103; 15:272; 22:270; 23:106, 109
- companies and societies, 15:177, 276; 21:372; 23:99, 103; 27; 19-31, 258; 32:304,305; 34:307
- dress, 3:40,70; 23:98, 99; 27:19; 34:71
- education 79[2]:235, 239
- feeling against, 5:287, 288; 23:100; 24:204-26 passim; 27:169, 170; 32:303-4; 34:307-15 passim, 363; 35:42; 37:221-22,339; 38:331; 39:289
- fictional discovery of America by, 14:47-58
- food and restaurants, 16:299, 341; 23:111; 27:258; 32:304; 37:79-83, 129-32, 320
- funerals, 8:267; 16:342
- gamblers, 8: (illustration) opposite 348; 15:186; 22:269; 27:31
- gather in Chinatowns, 79[2]:75, 131
- arrive in gold regions, 79[2]:56
- harvest hands, 16:299
- highbinders, 15:276; 27; 19-31; 37:35
- houses, 11:179; 22:255; 26:71, 75; 34:308, 311
- immigration, see China, emigrants from
- in mines, 79[2]:74
- laborers, 15:202; 16:299; 17:46,47; 18:24,368; 21:248; 23:98; 24:194, 199, 202-27, 360; 25:176; 27:170; 28:128, 343; 30:143, 144; 32:222, 304, 306-7; 34:308, 309, 311, 315; 35:42; 36:267
- laundries, 6:281; 15:53, 54; 22:257, 269; 32:306
- lawsuits, 6:282; 9:148, 149,150,158, 159
- measures to exclude, 9:257, 258, 282-83; 14:202-27; 15:380; 24:109, 222; 27:257; 28:343; 34:316
- miners' licenses and taxes, 8:337, 338, 340-55 passim, 9:50-54 passim; 10:376, 389; 11:59; 16:341,343; 17:179-80; 23:100; 24:178-79; receipt, illustration, 8: opposite 344
- in the mines, 3:70,202; 8:193, 206, (illustration) opposite 348, 356-57; 10:71; 11:230, 336; 22:272; 24:178; 28:234, 237, 238; 32:305; 33:198-99; 34:310; 35:42, 43, 215-16, 228
- opium, 3:304; 37:336
- placer mines, 79[2]:73
- religion, 5:88; 15:163; 27:27; 32:135, 137,304; 34:303-5; 38:34; 79[2]:255, 259-260, 263, 266, 267
- riots and tong wars, 3:203; 6:281-82; 23:103; 27:19, 20-21; 35:215-16
- San Francisco, 1:198; 3:40-41; 6:40; 8:267; 12:97, 102, 103, 109; 15:163, 174, 176, 177, 186, 267, 269, 272, 276, 277; 16:83, 341, 343; 22:255, 265, 269-70, 274; 23:99-112; 24:360; 27:19-31 passim, 367; 30:143,149; 34:71; 35:130, 131; 79[2]:260, 263
- sexuality, 79[2]:318
- stereotypes, 34:357-67
- theaters of, 79[2]:291
- women, 15:174, 267,277; 23:98-99; 26:347; 27:19; 28:345; 32:305-6; 34:303, 307, 315; 35:228; 36:147; 37:132; 79[2]:144, 152, 153, 154, 157
- books on, review, 5:88; 6:281
- see also Chinatowns; Chinese theater Foreign Miners' Tax
"Chinese and Japanese Immigration to the Pacific Coast," by Hart H. North, 28:343-50
Chinese, in California, 43:248; 47:127; 48:156 327; 50:224, 225, 295-312 passim; 52:148, 201, 202; 53:318, 324; see "Golden Mountain of Lead: The Chinese Experience in California," 50:267-276; "The Lord and the Drayman: James Bryce vs. Denis Kearney," 50:277-284
Ching-Wang and His Laundry (play), 34:367
Chingery, Jacob and Mary, 14:223; see also Gingery
Chinigchinich (Indian diety), 45:23, 24
Chinigchinix : An Indigenous California Indian Religion, by James Robert Moriarty, review, 49:360
Chinn, Frank, 54:79
Chinn, James Weeks and Elizabeth (Jessup), 28:380
Chinn, Thomas W., "New Chapters in Chinese American History, 57:2-7
Chinn, Virginia, 28:380
Chino, battle of, 13:125, 302; 18:71; 21:223
Chino Champion (Chinese newspaper), 75:93
Chino, meaning of, 13:233
Chino Valley Beet Sugar Company, 75:120
Chinquapin, 18:339; 33:60
"Chinquopin" (pseudonym), 22:30, 39
Chipley, Colonel (Los Angeles, 1870), 32:334,337, 347
Chipman (W. F.) & (L. C.) Woodman, 38:314
Chipman, Donald E., Nuño de Guzman and the Province of Pánuco in New Spain, 1518-1533, review, [Nuno de Guzman and the Province of Panuco in New Spain, 1518-1533] 48:262-263
Chipman, Mrs. William Farragut (Bernice Harrell), 32:9
Chipman, William Farragut, obituary, 18:94-95
Chipman, William Worthington, 33:373
Chippewa Indian, 69:247
Chipps Island, 35:123
Chipron, A. P., 44:219
Chips's Flat, 6:335; 11:240
Chirikof, Alexei, 23:219,225
Chirikoff (ship), 12:191,193,225,228, 229; 16:108
Chirikov (vessel), 53:312, 314
Chisel Mountain, 64:47
Chisholm, C., 48:311
Chismore, George, 2:245
Chistiakov, L. A., 12:191, 237
Chiswick, Linda and Lynn Bonfield Donovan, compilers, "Day-by-Day Records: Diaries from the CHS Library," 54:358-372
Chit-Chat Club, San Francisco, 54:208
Chittenden, Hiram M., 52:295
Chittenden, Sheriff, 53:108, 109
"Chivalry" Democrats, see Democratic Party
Chivereau, 22:205,209, 210,328,330, 339,343; 23:31
Chivington, J. M., 34:138
Chiyemi Kato, see Kato, Chiyemi
Chiyemi Sakuda, see Sakuda, Chiyemi
Choate, Daniel L., 17:75,77,78
Choate, Rufus, 72:131
Chocolate, Arroyo, 31:353
Chocuay, site of Petaluma, 16:111
Choice, H. B., 25:174
Chokolom Bay, 65:240
Cholera, 2:50-51, 120; 3:93; 4:173, 190, 205, 283; 6:39; 8:274; 9:358; 10:406; 11:162,190; 12:102, 103, 104; 13:79; 14:399; 15:371; 16:83, 182, 284; 18:131, 231-32, 241; 20:333; 21:291; 22:121-28 passim; 23:370; 24:118, 119, 238,240, 246; 26:177; 27:35, 47, 232; 28:67; 29:10, 211, 213, 302; 34:34; 39:49; 74:146; symptoms of, 148; remedies, 148; death from, 148-150, 152
Chollar, William, 6:229
Chollar-Norcross Mine, 77[4]:200
Chollar-Potosi Mine, 6:229
"Cholos," 11:200,206; 12:147,149; 13:227-28; 18:68,71; 20:38
Chopin, Kate, 55:195
Choquet de Islas, Diego, 40:116
Choris, Louis (Ludovick), 11:83; 12:207, 233; 18:345; drawing by, 14: opposite 99;
Choris, Louis (artist), 49:148, 149; 56:352; 71:415; 78:3, 4, 6, 7, 10, 12, 13
Choris, Louis (Ludwig), 76[2-3]:36, 49, 205, 360, 369
Chorpenning, George, 7:19; 12:323
Chotiner, Murray, 66:260
Chouteaus (fur traders), 73:109, 111
Chow Choo (play), 23:108
Chow, Joe, 66:174
Chowchilla Indians, 55:37
Chowchilla Mountain (Madera County), 70:205
Chowdon (Chondon?; Yuba County, 1857), 9:151
Choy, Betty, 75:145
Choy, Philip P., "Golden Mountain of Lead: The Chinese Experience in California," 50:267-276; review, of Nee, Longtime Californ': A Documentary Study of an American Chinatown, 53:87-88
Choy, Philip P., review of Gee et al, Counterpoint: Perspectives on Asian America, 56:370-371
Choy, Philip P., review of Martin, Chinatown's Angry Angel: The Story of Donaldina Cameron, 57:201-202
Choynski, Edwin, 53:343, 344
Choynski, Herbert, 53:337, 341, 344
Choynski, Isador Nathan, 53:333-344 passim
Choynski, Isaiah, 53:343
Choynski, Joe Boe, see "San Francisco's Fighting Jew," 53:333-346
Choynski, Joe, 70:175, 176
Choynski, Louise, 53:344
Choynski, Miriam, 53:344
Choynski, Morris "Chauncey", 53:337, 344
Choynski, Mrs. Isador Nathan, 53:343, 344
Chrisman (Chino, 1851), 14:69, 70
Christ, Frederick, 32:265,266
Christensen, Gotthilf Wilhelm Becher, see Norris, Samuel
Christensen, I. C., 65:285
Christenson, Edwin, 31:295, 296, 303
Christian (from Utica, 1849), 27:162
Christian Advocate, see California Christian Advocate
Christian Church, 27:124
Christian Front, 65:135
Christian Hill, Yuba County, 10:286, 297
Christian Mobilizers, 65:135
Christian Observer (newspaper), 56:199
Christian Science Monitor, 60:264, 266
Christian Science, 26:282; 31:24,30
Christian Seed in Western Soil, by Harland E. Hogue, review, 46:261-262
Christian Union (magazine), 77[1-3]:157; 78:271
Christian values, 77[1-3]:25
Christian, Captain (Colorado River, 1872), 22:174
Christian, Charles, 9:165
Christian, John, 15:240
Christianity, in California, 78:279, 280, 281
Christie, Agatha, 68:200
Christie, Henry, 14:182
Christine (place), 33:365-66
Christman, Enos, 77[4]:181; 79[2]:302
Christman, Enos Lewis, 10:87
Christmas, 76[1, 4]:18
Christmas berry (Heteromeles arbutifolia), 76[2-3]:27
Christmas Day, 73:46
Christmas Gift lode, 18:201, 204
Christmas on the American Frontier, 1800-1900, by John E. Baur, review, 41:354-355 Chronological History of Voyages and Discoveries in the South Seas, or Pacific Ocean, by James Burney, review, 49:272-273
Christmas: San Francisco (1854), 15:268; Sausalito (1846), 20:220; near Warner Hot Springs (1776), 20:235
"Christopher Columbus as a Civic Saint: Angelo Noce and Italian-American Assimilation," by Gerald McKevitt, 71:516-533
Christopher, George, 58:152; 60:118, 129, 130; 64:8; 76[1, 4]:132; 77[1-3]:89; 78:194, 195
Christy (San Francisco, 1862), 10:379
Christy's Minstrels, 9:354, 370,385; 15:179-80,184; 21:46
Christy, George, 9:385; see also Christy's Minstrels
Christy, Samuel Benedict and Sarah Adele (Field), 36:46,51
Christy, Stephen Field, 36:46, 51
chromite, 77[4]:204
Chronicle Building (San Francisco), 73:297
Chronicle, San Francisco, 11:190; 21:28; 30:195; 34:375; 38:241; cited, 30:195, 197, 202, 203, 204; 31:303, 304; 32:237, 243, 248; 38:237, 243
Chronicle, Vallejo, 8:285
Chronicle, Virginia City, 11:190
Chronicles of California, 63:177
"Chronicles of George C. Yount, The," editor Charles L. Camp, 2:3-66
Chronique de Calaveras, La, Mokelumne Hill, 35:316; 39:4
"Chronology of Protestant Beginnings in California," by Clifford M. Drury, 26:163-74
"Chronology of the Life of Pierson Barton Reading," compiler Gertrude A. Steger, 22:365-71
"A Chronology of the Sierra Club," 71:160-169
Chronometers, 7:214; 37:289-310 passim
Chrysolite mine, 77[4]:165
Chrysopolis (vessel, ship), 10:279, 285, 357, 374,375,380; 23:338; 32:223; 38:335; 61:267; 64:101
Chrysopolis Camp, 26:242-43
Chrysopylae (Golden Gate), 25:124
"The CHS Southern California Historical Collection: New Location and New Opportunities for Historic Research," by Marlene Smith-Baranzini, 70:396-405
Chu-chu-san (Pomo chief), 75:359
Chu, George, "Chinatowns in the Delta: The Chinese in the Sacramento-San Joaquin Delta, 1870-1960," 49:21-37
Chuckawalla (place), 12:10, 14-15
Chula Vista, 34:160
Chulamni Indians, 76[2-3]:265
Chumash Indian tribe, 62:29, 30, 31
Chumash Indians, 41:1, 2, 12-13; 71:309, 312, 316, 317, 320, 321, 336, 340, 343, 363-368, 373-385; 76[2-3]:38, 53, 54, 58, 60, 102, 209, 210, 236; art by, 357; rebellion of, 152, 203, 204, 211, 237; 77[4]:109, 110; 79[2]:100
Chumash, 60:9
Chums (play), 21:256
Chun-chuen, Lai (Chinese merchant) 79[2]:77
Chun See, 66:179 (photograph)
Chung Yen Hoy, 60:150
Chungshanese clan, 64:213
Church & Clark, Sacramento, 19:252
Church & Company, San Francisco, 50:355, 360
Church & Mix, Yreka, 28:229
Church and Mix, 64:98
Church Divinity School of the Pacific, 22:93; 33:382
Church Extension Society (Chicago), 72:152
Church for the Fellowship of All Peoples, 65:24
"`The Church is beginning to crumble'- a Dominican document from Baja California in 1808," by Francis J. Weber, 58:250-255
Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-Day Saints (Salt Lake City), 70:83
Church of San Fernando, Mexico City, illustration, 42: between 208 & 209
Church of Santiago de Jalpan, Sierra Gorda, Mexico, illustration, 42: between 208 & 209
Church of the Advent (The), San Francisco, 26:361; 47:158, 167-168; 74:377
church-state conflict and cooperation, 76[2-3]:147-72
Church Temperance Colony, 25:169
Church, Edward B., 30:69
Church, Edward W., 9:72; 15:272
Church, Frederick, 71:75
Church, Moses James, 25:19-24,28,35, 36, 169
Church, Mrs. L. T. (Grace M.), 24:379
Church, Sarah, 52:245
Church, Thomas, 48:319
Churches:
- Benicia, 20:166; 26:168; 27:302
- Berkeley, 37:51-61
- Coloma, 26:169; 32:124
- Columbia, 30:51,53,55,127, 131
- Crescent City, 32:164, 165
- Los Angeles, 19:185
- Marysville, 10:76, 176, 178, 185, 198; 15:41-45, 57; 31:5; 33:292
- mining region, 32:50-56, 123-29
- Mokelumne Hill, 32:52
- Monterey, 26:174
- Napa, 27:306, 308
- Nevada City, 6:246; 32:51, 54, 125, 129, 130
- Oakland, 15:171; 17:45; 26:361; 27:350
- Oregon, 4:356; 5:58, 61, 68, 69; 20:22, 24, 25; 21:6, 7
- Placerville, 32:51, 54, 55, 124
- Sacramento, 9:40, 102, 254, (illustration) opposite 258, 279, 280, 371, 394; 10:64-65, 288, 292; 12:92; 26:169-72 passim, 231, 361; 27:304, 309
- San Francisco, 1:198; 3:34, 36, 37, 43; 6:284; 7:400; 10:279, 290, 293, 295; 12:95-106 passim; 14:74-79; 15:163-74 passim, 180, 183, 185, 186,266, 268, 270, 305, 365, 366, 373, 376; 16:130,344; 17:84,173; 18:180; 19:153, 192, 299-307; 20:13, 15, 22, 24, 166-67; 22:35, 111; 23:157, 176, 235, 246; 24:263; 25:334, 341; 26:165-72 passim, 361; 27:10, 13, 123-29 passim, 149-56, 230, 301, 306, 307, 309, 350, 365, 370; 28:33, 291; 30:185; 32:122, 126, 134; 34:65, 233, 235; 38:334; 39:303; 74:377
- San Jose, 14:157; 26:167-72 passim; 27:130, 230, 231
- Santa Clara, 27:131, 308
- Santa Cruz, 26:167
- Santa Rosa, 27:306
- Sonoma, 27:306, 308
- Sonora, 32:51, 53, 55, 125, 126-27
- Stockton, 20:166
- Weberville, 26:174
- see also Missions; names of churches
Churchill County, Nevada, 51:306-314 passim
Churchill, Don and his Texas Mavericks, 68:82
Churchill, Douglas, 55:167
Churchill, John, 12:327
Churchill, Winston, 75:30
Churchill, Winston, letters to, 39:309-10
Churchman, James, 9:40; 15:204, 367
Churchman, T., 19:127, 128, 141
Churnash Indians, 67:63 (photograph)
Chutes Theater, San Francisco, 33:39, 41,44
Chuttusgelis (Soledad), 23:2
Cian, Thomas, 79[2]:266-267; see "Thomas Cian, Pioneer Chinese Priest in California," 48:45-58
Ciano, Count Galeazzo, 75:344, 346
Ciardelli-Cerrai, Alessandro, 75:344
Cibola, 1:45; 3:262, 263, 264; 6:299-301, 307, 308, 312-13, 316, 319
Cicognani, Amleto, 72:157
Cider, see Apples
cienegas o tulares, 76[2-3]:2
"The Cigar-Box Papers," by Roger Olmsted, 55:256-269
Cimber (ship), 39:300
Cincinnati (Ohio), 75:91
Cincinnati Hill Mine, 6:230
Cinder Cone, Lassen Park, 18:302,313
"Cinderella" (dance), 75:80, 81
Cinderella (opera), 10:173
Cinel, Dino, From Italy to San Francisco: The Immigrant Experience, review by Felice Anthony Bonadio, 62:70
Cinel, Professor Dino, 60:351, 354
Cinema/Television Library, 75:38
Cinnabar, 6:249; 26:373-74; 73:279, 281, 284; see also Quicksilver
Cinquantin (San Jose, 1848), 13:271
Cinquini, 75:352 (photo)
CIO, see Congress of Industrial Organizations
Cipic, Milan, 72:155-56
Ciprés, Marcelino, [Cipres, Marcelino] 36:352
Cipriani (Angel's Camp, 1859), 11:327
Cipriani, Leonetto, 35:318; 42:312, 313, 315; 46:69
Cipriano (alcalde), 76[2-3]:212
Cipriano (Indian, 1827), 16:219; see also Cypriano
Cipriano (San Francisco Bay, 1827), 8:239
Circo Mexicano, 78:181
Circolo Famigliare Pisanelli, 54:28, 29, 30
Circuses, 6:30-31, 238; 18:359-60 Dr. Bassett's, 10:280, 293 Bennett's National, 9:140, 175 Lee & Marshall's National, 9:54, 175; 10:357, 368; 15:167, 184; 16:80, 81, 84 New National, 9:385 Olympic, 3:35; 9:385 Risley's Vatican, 9:152, 177; 16:183, 284, 285 Rowe's, 3:35; 6:13; 9:175,385; 10:368; 16:130-31; 20:293, 294; 26:230 book on, review, 6:98-99 United States, 10:293
Cisco Grove, California, illustration, 50:142
Cisco, 5:178; 18:149-56 passim, 364-68
Cisneros, Elenora de, 25:236
Cisneros, Pascual de, 56:254
Cisterns, in San Francisco, 15:185, 311-23, 372; 17:175-76, 177; 22:256
"Citadin" (pseudonym), 39:160
Citizen Hearst, by W. A. Swanberg, review, 42:258-259
Citizen Lawmakers: The Ballot Initiative Revolution, by David D. Schmidt, review, 70:222
Citizen Saloon, Oregon Hill, 8:199, 207, , 37,349
Citizen's Alliance, 62:209, 211
Citizen's Reform Ticket (Know Nothing), 9:27, 29, 32, 33
Citizen's Steam Navigation Company, 15:168
Citizens Committee to Preserve American Freedoms, 78:193, 195, 196
Citizens Committee to Save Elysian Park, 62:168
Citizens for Farm Labor (Forestville), 75:91
Citizens Independent Vice Investigating Committee, 59:296, 297, 298
Citizens of Crescent City (militia), 34:269
Citizens' Alliance, 27:314
Citizens' Committee of Fifty, San Francisco, 55:142
Citizens' Employment Committee, Santa Barbara, 56:314, 315
Citrus Growers' Exchange, 47:142
Citrus Industry, see "Eat Me and Grow Young!: Orange Crate Art in the Golden State," 56:52-71 passim
citrus growing, 76[1, 4]:25, 29, 34, 36-38, 40
Citrus industry, see "The Era of the Lemon: a History of Santa Paula, California," 47:113-140
Citrus Machinery Company, 61:34
Citrus packing equipment, 61:25-35 passim
Citrus Research Station, Riverside, 51:320
City Bakery, Marysville, 14:398
City College, San Francisco (1863), 35:291; 75:269
"City Commercial, City Beautiful, City Practical: The San Francisco Visions of William C. Ralston, James D. Phelan, and Michael M. O'Shaughnessy," by Robert W. Cherny, 73:296-307
City Drugstore, Marysville, 14:395-96; 15:54
City Fire Insurance Company, 26:256
City Front Federation, San Francisco, 35:64, 67, 148-49, 152; 62:198, 202, 210
City Guard, Los Angeles, 29:234, 237, 239,246
City Guard, Sacramento, 10:198, 295; 24:172-76 passim
City Guard, San Francisco, 15:164, 168, 171, 178,181, 184,373; 16:345; 38:17, 21-22
City Hospital, San Francisco, 6:41
City Hotel, Marysville, 14:215
City Hotel, Sacramento, 24:357; 30:157
City Hotel, San Francisco, 3:34; 7:105; 11:132; 13:379; 19:236; 20:293; illustration, 30: opposite 97; 59:319, 320, 327
City Hotel, San Jose, 14:153
City Hotel, Sonora, 10:45,68
City Lights (movie), 76[1, 4]:112
The City: Los Angeles and Urban Theory at the End of the Twentieth Century, edited by Allen J. Scott and Edward W. Soja, review, 77[1-3]:70-71
City of Chester (vessel), 57:63
City of Domes (or Jewel City) (Panama Pacific International Exposition), 62:110
"City of Lake port" on Clear Lake (painting), 71:47
City of Lakeport (ship), 32:365-66
City of Los Angeles (train), 70:70
City of New York (vessel), 57:61
"City of New York of the Pacific, The," by Ernest A. Wiltsee, 12:25-34
City of Para (ship), 31:49
City of Paris (department store, San Francisco), 31:297; 59:32
City of Pekin (vessel, ship), 17:36-39 passim; 30:151; 57:61
City of Puebla (ship), 30:289-94; 31:61-62
City of Quartz: Excavating the Future of Los Angeles, by Mike Davis, review, 71:278-279
City of Rio de Janeiro (vessel), 57:61
City of San Francisco (vessel), 57:61
City of San Francisco v. Kelsey Hazen, 15:276
City of Sidney (vessel), 57:61
City of the Golden Gate, The, by Williams, review, 1:199
City of the Plain (The): Sacramento in the Nineteenth Century, by V. Aubrey Neasham and James E. Henley, edited by Janice A. Woodruff, review, 49:165-166
City of the Rocks, 32:199,203
City of Tokio (vessel, ship), 17:36; 18:369; 57:61
"City Planning and the Federal Government in World War II: The Los Angeles Experience," by Martin J. Schiesl, 59:126-143
City Tract Society, San Francisco, 15:183
City-Makers: The Story of Southern California's First Boom, 1868-1876, by Remi Nadeau, review, 45:171-172
Civic Auditorium (see Exposition Auditorium) (San Francisco), 62:109
Civic Center, San Francisco, photograph, 24: opposite 1
Civil Code of California, 73:12
Civil and Criminal Acts of 1851, 75:206
Civil fund, California, 19:175-77
Civil Rights Movement (1950-1960), 50:222; 66:16-23
Civil rights organizations, San Francisco, 65:22-25
Civil rights, 75:34; 76[2-3]:3
Civil rights: for Blacks in California, 78:27. See also Suffrage
Civil War Railroads: Pictorial Story of the Iron Horse, 1861 thru 1865, by George B. Abdill, review, 41:256-257
Civil War Round Table of Los Angeles, "Lincolniana," 42:167-171
Civil War, 3:167-68; 4:287; 6:5, 32-34; 8:194, 195; 9:270, 317; 10:280, 293, 295, 357, 379, 384, 388, 389, 393; 11:62; 12:3; 15:9, 17, 285; 16:195, 196, 200-208, 307-20; 17:237, 314, 318-20; 18:286; 19:74-75, 146; 20:14, 24, 81, 194-95, 259; 21:52, 66, 67, 82, 112, 132-33; 22:26; 27:178-80, 268-69; 28:155-56; 31:6-7, 275; 32:216, 217; 39:86, 87; 40:101; in 63:200-211; 65:109-113 passim; 73:134, 183, 186, 190, 194, 297, 298; 75:208, 209; 76[1, 4]:3, 50; 77[1-3]:93; 77[4]:130, 142, 144, 153, 189, 199, 221, 255, 283; California politics, 34:49-64 passim; sympathizers, 20:154-70; 26:18; 27:149-56; 28:165-73; 34:125-26; defense of San Francisco during, 33:229-40; San Jose Mercury and the, 22:223-34, 355-64; Starr King's oratory, 33:220-27
Civil War, California, 42:145-147; 43:19-35, 119-134, 291-307; 44:311-321
Civil War, effect on Southern California, 69:372-383
Civil War/Internal Revenue Assessment, 75:86
Civilian (ship), 5:142
Civilian Conservation Camp, 71:342
Civilian Conservation Corps (CCC), 54:303; 61:96; 62:172; 69:95, 111, 191-193; 75:5 (photo), 241
Claim jumping, 3:130-31, 145-46; 8:203; 9:153
"claims' associations." see squatter clubs
Clamor Publico, El, Los Angeles, (newspaper), 13:337; 22:30; 39:322-23; 69:374
Clamshell Alliance, 71:233
Clan System of the Fort Mojave Indians (The), by Lorraine M. Sherer, review, 45:167-168
Clancy, W. B., 61:30
Clapin, Joseph, 21:222
Clapp & Underwood, 30:355
Clapp (or Clappe), Fayette, 1:300; 4:178-79
Clapp (or Clappe), Louisa Amelia Knapp Smith (Mrs. Fayette), 14:389; 30:111, 252; 32:125, 140; 33:373; 38:37; Shirley Letters, review, 1:299-301; 12:176-77
Clapp (San Francisco, 1865), 20:257
Clapp, A. B., 44:217
Clapp, Alfred, 78:245
Clapp, Curtis, 14:341
Clapp, H. B., 44:211
Clapp, Louise, 61:23
Clapp, Sylvanus, 78:244
Clappe, Dr. Fayette [or Clapp], 47:55; 78:239, 240, 243, 245, 256, 260. See also Clappe, Louise A. K. S.; biography of, 243-244; death of, 256; Indian Bar, 257; photo of, 246; practices medicine in San Francisco, 246
Clappe, Louise A. K. S., 78:239; arrives in San Francisco, 246; becomes teacher in San Francisco, 257; criticisms of early writings by, 251; death of, 258; describes Indian Bar, 239; first published sketch, 248; later publications, 258; learns of gold discovery, 244; letters described, 239-240; marriage to Fayette Clapp, 243; offers letters for publication, 240; other writings of, 242, 247, 248, 250; poems by, 242, 252, 256; prepares for and travels to California, 244-246; writings as part of women's history, 241; 79[2]:4, 8, 10, 20, 145, 150, 151, 177, 209, 215, 297
Clappe, Louise Amelia Knapp Smith (Dame Shirley), 68:190, 191; 71:65-67; 77[1-3]:64; 77[4]:ix, 7, 79, 87, 181;
Clapper, Edward, 18:307-8,309,314
Clar, John, 30:338; 48:64
Clar, Raymond L, 70:106
Clar, Reva and William Kramer, "Schutzenkonig Philo Jacoby: California's First International Sportsman," 65:182-191
Clara (vessel, ship), 8:106; 18:178; 53:68; see also Clarita
Clara Belle (ship), 22:172,173; 33:2,6, 10,148, 149, 166-67; 35:302,303,304
Clara, Punta (Pt. Delgada), 10:330
Claremont, 76[1, 4]:55; 77[1-3]:96
Claremont College, 36:78,149; 42:106; 56:230-232; 74:258
Claremont Graduate School, 56:153-162 passim
Claremont Graduate School, theses, 43:232, 233, 236-239
Clarence King, by Wilkins, review, 38:164-65
Clarence, Miss (Marysville, 1851), 15:48
Clarendon House, Sacramento, 9:243, 268; illustration, 9: opposite 258
Claretian Junior Seminary of the Roman Catholic Church, California, 48:335
Clarey, Captain (of Edalina , 1849), 13:6
Clarion (vessel, ship), 14:317, 341; 23:216; 63:235
Clarissa Perkins (ship), 27:366
Clarita (ship), 4:164; 8:106; 14:326,341, 345; 19:197, 200, 214
Clark (Irishman, San Francisco, 1850), 8:264
Clark (Mormon, San Francisco, 1851), 14:73
Clark (policeman, San Francisco, 1855), 16:337
Clark (ship), 27:293
Clark Essay Contest (Alice J. Clark), winner Richard DeLuca, 62:17
Clark Foss Barn, illustration, 53:46-47
Clark's Point, California, 51:23
Clark's Point, San Francisco, 3:33; 15:65; 17:301; 22:257,269,384; 25:125
Clark's Station, see Wawona
Clark, A. C., 13:335
Clark, A. H., 18:201
Clark, Albert H., 16:285
Clark, Alice J. Essay Contest, 63:121
Clark, Alonzo, 45:39, portrait, 37
Clark, Alson, 5:198
Clark, Ann, 61:110
Clark, Ann, see Hart, Mrs. Jerome A.
Clark, Asa, 10:279, 292
Clark, Austin, 55:38
Clark, Bennett Cham , 52:327
Clark, C. F., 26:128
Clark, Captain (Los Angeles, 1846), 3:118
Clark, Captain, 48:339, 341
Clark, Caroline, 42:132-134
Clark, Champ, 42:294; 63:138
Clark, Charles, 69:151
Clark, Cortin, 35:300
Clark, Dana B., 45:50
Clark, David L., 70:399
Clark, David L., "`Miracles for a Dime'- From Chautauqua Tent to Radio Station with Sister Aimee," 57:354-363
Clark, David, Los Angeles: A City Apart, review, 61:58, 60-61
Clark, Donald, 60:241
Clark, E. P., 59:355
Clark, Edward Stephens, 1:107, 108, 110
Clark, Edward Strong, 19:383
Clark, Ellery, 63:10
Clark, Eva Turner, editor California Letters of William Gill, 3:200-201
Clark, F. B., 13:296
Clark, Francis and James Lynch The New York Volunteers, review, 52:183-184
Clark, Fred, 71:100
Clark, G .P., 6:336
Clark, G. E., 13:258
Clark, Galen W, 3:26; 4:15, 24, 28; 5:332, 337-40; 15:379; 30:275; 33:245
Clark, Galen, 57:229; 68:187; 69:120; see "Pictures from Yosemite's Past: Galen Clark's Photograph Album," 45:31-40
Clark, General William (1827), 2:228; 16:52-53 letter to, 2:233-36
Clark, George (Confederate captain), 78:21
Clark, George H., 47:109; 69:360
Clark, George Rogers, 50:18
Clark, George T., editor "Letters of Leland Stanford to Mark Hopkins," 5:178-83; addresses: "Letters of Leland Stanford," 5:205; "Some California Politics about 1860," 9:90-91; Leland Stanford, review, 10:407
Clark, George, 14:181
Clark, H. Q., 9:79
Clark, Harry C., 72:146, 147
Clark, Harry H., 47:19, 242
Clark, Harry, "Their Pride, Their Manners, and Their Voices: Sources of the Traditional Portrait of the Early Californians," 53:71-82
Clark, Henry B., 4:45; 69:106
Clark, Irene, 20:384
Clark, J. E., 29:291
Clark, J. M., 30:367
Clark, J. Ross, 44:223-224; 70:87-89, 92
Clark, James E., 37:210,211
Clark, Jerry, 19:237
Clark, John A., 15:181,277
Clark, John Goddard, 2:3; 22:37; 25:190
Clark, John, 35:297-98
Clark, Jonas G., 26:264
Clark, Jonathan, 34:272
Clark, Joseph (nee Machado), 35:238
Clark, Joseph C., 20:209-10
Clark, L. B., 9:268
Clark, LaVerne Harrell, They Sang for Horses: The Impact of the Horse on Navajo and Apache Folklore, review, 47:178-179
Clark, Leonard, 63:76
Clark, Lewis, 71:198, 216, 218
Clark, Lorenzo, 2:121
Clark, M. L., 25:306
Clark, M. S., 26:204
Clark, Meriwether Lewis, 33:340
Clark, Miss (San Francisco, 1860), 29:122, 125
Clark, Miss O. J., 10:63
Clark, Moses, 13:32
Clark, Mount, 4:21,22, 23, 36, 55
Clark, Mrs. Baylies C. (Gertrude Voorhies), 31:93
Clark, Mrs. P. B., 10:274,290
Clark, Nathan, 71:218
Clark, Nellie, 30:382
Clark, Oliver P., 47:16,19, 142, 143
Clark, Orange, 2:3-4; 20:16, 24; 22:32, 37; 25:190; 26:71,75
Clark, P. G., 56:4
Clark, Paul Odell, 33:380; "Stephen Sears Smith, Hardwood Lumber Dealer of San Francisco," 33:321-28; 34:65-82
Clark, Ramsey, 62:8; 72:71
Clark, Reuben, 33:333; 38:33; 59:19; 71:464
Clark, Robert C., 9:107; 10:278; 11:9
Clark, Ronald, 76[1, 4]:120
Clark, S. H. H., 70:82
Clark, Sam, 69:364
Clark, Samuel, 26:204
Clark, Smyth, 15:178, 271
Clark, Sterling Benjamin Franklin, How Many Miles from St. Jo?, editor Mighels, review, 9:88-89
Clark, Susie C., 31:19
Clark, Ted K., 28:378
Clark, Thomas D., Frontier America: The Story of the Westward Movement, review, 49:85-86; editor, Gold Rush Diary: Being the Journal of Elisha Douglass Perkins on the Overland Trail in the Spring and Summer of 1849, review, 48:83-84
Clark, Thomas D., editor, Off at Sunrise: The Overland Journals of Charles Glass Gray, review, 56:183
Clark, Thomas D., Frontier America, review, 38:370-71
Clark, Thomas R., "Labor and Progressivism `South of the Slot': The Voting Behavior of the San Francisco Working Class, 1912-1916," 66:196-207
Clark, Walter Van Tilburg, 68:195; editor, The Journals of Alfred Doten, 1849-1903, review, 55:90-91
Clark, William (Marysville, 1851), 15:54
Clark, William (with Clyman, 1844), 4:321
Clark, William Andrews, 70:87-91, 93
Clark, William Andrews, Jr., 21:282
Clark, William Bell, editor, Naval Documents of the American Revolution: Volume I. review, 45:353-354
Clark, William H. (Marysville, 1855), 9:56
Clark, William H. (San Francisco, 1853), 27:251
Clark, William R. P., 25:190
Clark, William Squire, 5:406; 11:133-34; 19:231; 21:311; 22:383,384; 35:375; 51:23, 30; see also Leese v. Clark; (see also Clarke, William Squire)
Clark, William, 67:254
Clarke (Yuba County, 1857), 9:135
Clarke et al. v. Haggerty et al., 10:55
Clarke, A. N., 73:193, 194
Clarke, Alfred, 65:50, 51
Clarke, Asa B., Travels in Mexico and California, editor by Anne M. Perry, review, 68:132
Clarke, B. F., 67:238
Clarke, Calvin Rutter, 23:296
Clarke, Dwight, 77[4]:221
Clarke, Dwight L., 50:165; "The Gianninis-Men of the Renaissance," 49:251-269, 337-351; "Introducing Our Members," 42:3-4; "Soldiers Under Stephen Watts Kearny," 45:132-148; an George Ruhlen, "The Final Roster of the Arm of the West, 1846-1847," 43:37-44; editor, The Original Journals of Henry Smith Turner: With Stephen Watts Kearny to New Mexico and California, 1846-1847, review, 46:255-256; Stephen Watts Kearny: Soldier of the West, review, 41:249-250; William Tecumseh Sherman: Gold Rush Banker, review, 49:55-57; review of Cleland and Putnam, Isaias W. Hellman and the Farmers and Merchants Bank, 45:69-70; review of Dillon, California Trail Herd: 1850 Missouri-to-California Journal of Cyrus C. Loveland, 41:167-169; review of Dobyns, Hepah, California! The Journal of Cave Johnson Couts from Monterey, Nuevo Leon, Mexico, to Los Angeles, California, during the Years, 1848-1849, 41:351-353; review of Gilliam, Island in Time: The Point Reyes Peninsula, 42:341-342; review of Jackson, The Enterprising Scot: Investors in the American West After 1873, 49:82-85; obituary of, 50:212-213
Clarke, Dwight Lancelot, 32:93-94; "`The Big Silver,' California's Greatest Silver Mine," 32:1-41; book reviewed by, 40:77-79
Clarke, E. P., 41:215
Clarke, E. W., 13:32
Clarke, George, 29:40, 41, 42
Clarke, Henry, 29:40
Clarke, J. A., 9:244-48 passim, 269, 368, 369, 372, 392; 10:52
Clarke, J. T., 28:298, 316; 29:40, 41, 54, 56
Clarke, J., 15:280
Clarke, James M.,"Antonio Melendrez," 12:318-22
Clarke, Jeremiah, 27:135
Clarke, John H., 36:154
Clarke, John Hopkins, 19:20
Clarke, Judge Thurmond, 60:74
Clarke, Lavenia, see McMahan, Mrs. Samuel Green
Clarke, Mrs. J. T. (Mary Ann Graves), 19:139; 28:298; 29:40, 41, 53-54
Clarke, Newman S., 10:198; 19:229; 23:344; 27:219
Clarke, Nicholas, 24:75
Clarke, Robert F., 29:41
Clarke, Samuel W., Jr., 33:352
Clarke, Warren T., 54:204
Clarke, William Squire, 59:316; (see also Clark, William Squire)
Clarkson, H. C., 16:79
Clary (San Francisco, 1855), 16:82
Clary, William W., 19:383; obit of John I. Perkins, 21:191; 45:257
Class Conflict and Class Coalition in the California Woman Suffrage Movement, 1907-1912: The San Francisco Wage Earners' Suffrage League, by Susan Englander, review, 73:76
Classen Chemical Company, 31:298
Classen, Alexander, 76[1, 4]:114-115
A Classified Bibliography of the Periodical Literature of the Trans-Mississippi West, 1810-1957, by Oscar Osburn Winther, review, 41:354-356
Classon, Robert and Eva (Schneider), 28:292
classroom construction, federal aid, 68:26-35
Claughley (San Francisco, 1855), 17:179
Claughley, George and Henry, 21:77
Claughley, Mrs. Thomas (Rowena Granice), 21:75-78
Claughley, Thomas, 21:76, 77, 78
Claus Spreckels: The Sugar King in Hawaii, by Jacob Adler, review, 48:355-356
Clausen, J. C., 55:7, 8
Claveau, Antoine, 69:137
Clavijero, Francisco, 76[2-3]:160
Clavigero, Francisco Javier, 8:374-76; 19:221; 40:199; 44:104, 112, 114
Clavton's Ranch, Yuba County, 9:52
Clawson, Marion, 24:188; "What It Means to Be a Californian," 24:139-61; see "Social Science in the Central Valley of California: An Episode," 43:195-218
Clay Street hill, 73:297
Clay Street Reading Room, San Francisco, 38:314
Clay Street, San Francisco, 58:316-325 passim, 326-333 passim
Clay's Ranch, 9:157, 159, 166,352,353; 10:170,359
Clay, Alvira, 10:256,267
Clay, Clement Comer, 19:345
Clay, Clement, 50:248
Clay, George Franklin, 10:384,394
Clay, Hattie, 10:170, 193
Clay, Henry, 10:222, 224, 225, 229, 230, 231; 11:16, 19; 19:15, 16-17, 18, 350, 351; 23:298; 37:367
Clay, Henry, 50:400; 70:362
Clay, John, 9:178; 10:267; see also Clay's Ranch
Clay, L., 26:297
Clay, Thomas, 29:23,28
Clay, Willard, 10:382,394
Clayes, O. M., 30:135
Claymore, Antoine, 4:139
Claymore, Basil, 4:139
Claypool, Captain (of Greyhound, 1849), 20:46
Clayton (Philippines, 1898), 30:295
Clayton Compromise, 10:134-36
Clayton's Oyster Saloon, San Francisco, 28:39
Clayton, Charles, 27:170-71
Clayton, Hal, 9:65(?); 10:167, 192
Clayton, J. E., 4:15
Clayton, James, 57:225
Clayton, John M., 9:5-9 passim, 12
Clayton, William (1848), Latter-Day Saints' Emigrants' Guide, 3:52,63; 8:82; 32:199,200
Clayton, William (San Diego, 1902), 35:357
Cleal, J. G., 24:176
Clear Creek Ditch, 9:136, 141, 142, 150, 165, 174
Clear Lake, 76[2-3]:58
Clear Lake region (Lake County), 11:266-73; 15:232; 16:305; 17:116, 149, 231; 20:234; 23:31, 297; 24:49-56; 27:107; 29:312; 32:363-71
Clear Lake Valley, California, 49:204
Clear Lake, El Dorado County, 7:7, 9; see also Red Lake
Cleary, Alfred J., 15:319; address,"Panama Pacific Exposition," 14:86-87
Cleary, C. W., 36:253,255-56; 39:32
Cleary, Charles, 51:61, 62
Cleaveland, D. (lawsuit, 1857), 9:141, 142, 143
Cleaveland, Daniel, 58:318
Cleaveland, Henry W., 33:373; 38:32
Cleaveland, Henry William, 51:296
Cleaveland, Henry, 58:318, 319, 320
Cleaveland, James, 58:318, 319
Cleaveland, Sylvanus, 58:318
Cleaver, William, 44:223
Cleeman, Walter, 37:360-61
Cleenewerck, Henry, 69:142
Clegg, Charles and Lucius Beebe, Rio Grande: Mainline of the Rockies, review, 42:55-56; The Trains We Rode, review, 47:85-86
Clegg, Charles Myron, coauthor Beebe, San Francisco's Golden Era: ...San Francisco before the Fire, review, 40:77-79
Cleghorn, Archibald S., 67:259
Cleveland, Ohio, 77[1-3]:180
Cleland, Robert, 59:81, 111; 77[4]:185, 189; 79[2]:45, 102
Cleland, Robert Glass, 6:136; 8:381; 16:288; 27:186-87; address,"Valley of Dry Bones," 29:375-76; From Wilderness to Empire..., review 38:167-69; History of California: The American Period, review, 1:302-3; 45:244-265 passim; 53:140, 141; and Frank Putnam Isaias W. Hellman and the Farmers and Merchants Bank, review, 45:69-70; 65:7, 16; 66:89, 90
Clemence, Stella, 3:25
Clemens, Cyril, address,"Mark Twain in the West," 7:410
Clemens, Samuel Langhorne, 1:299; 3:297; 4:74, 211; 5:202; 7:117, 410; 10:409; 12:84,359; 15:381; 17:78; 18:280; 19:373; 20:185; 21:50,57-62 passim, 74, 145, 147-48, 176; 26:233-38 passim; 30:362; 34:362; 36:365-70 passim; 50:258; addresses on, 7:410; 29:77-80; articles on, 34:317-22; 36:35-40; book on, review, 3:196-99; coauthor Sketches of the Sixties, review, 5:409-12, see also Twain, Mark
Clement, Ada, 25:236
Clement, Basil, see Claymore, Basil
Clement, Evelyn (Atkinson), 24:94
Clement, H. N., 24:214-15, 379; 27:346
Clement, Mrs. H. Newell (Genevieve Arcularius), 33:188-89
Clement, Randolph R., 24:379-80
Clementine (ship), 15:341, 347, 350, 352-53, 358; 23:318, 320, 327, 332, 334
Clementine (vessel), 73:101
Clements, Frank, 51:161, 162, 164
Clements, J. B., 18:259
Clements, James B., 21:306
Clements, John, 17:179
Clements, Kendrick A., "Marsden Manson wants Hetch Hetchy dammed: engineers and conservationists in the progressive era, 58:281-303; review of Hoffman, Vision or Villainy: Origins of the Owens Valley-Los Angeles Water Controversy, 63:181-182; review of Kahrl, Water and Power: The Conflict over Los Angeles' Water Supply in the Owens Valley, 63:181-182; review of Reisner, Cadillac Desert: The American West and Its Disappearing Water, 66:226-227; review of Building the Ultimate Dam: John S. Eastwood and the Control of Water in the West, by Donald C. Jackson; and Reclaiming the Arid West: The Career of Francis G. Newlands, by William D. Rowley, 76[1, 4]:40
Clements, Mrs. (Sacramento, 1858), 9:251
Clements, Q. A., 9:317
Clements, Z., 13:32
Clemons, Mary, see Maguire, Mrs. Thomas
Clendenen, Clarence C., 34:190; "Dan Showalter-California Secessionist," 40:309-25; The Expedition That Never Sailed: A Mystery of the Civil War," 34:149-56
Clenso, Mike, 69:7 (photograph); 73:106 (photograph)
Cleopatra (play), 20:134
Cleopatra (river steamer), 9:54,55,72
Clergeon, Dr. (San Francisco, 1850), 5:350-51; 6:43,47, 57
Cleveland Forbes (ship), 23:189
Cleveland, David, 31:40-41
Cleveland, Grover (President), 7:412; 37:171-79 passim; 58:25, 31; 59:11; 63:138, 297; 65:124; 67:253; 78:272
Cleveland, Miss E. A., 25:31
Cleveland, Ohio, 73:301
Cleveland, Richard, 46:103-104,108, 110
Cleveland, Rose E., 65:97
Cleveland, W. H., 31:47
Clevenger Cañon, [Clevenger Canon] 26:28, 53
Clevenger, Irma, 20:192
Click, Martin, 64:47
Cliff House,
Cliff House, San Francisco, 21:168; 60:246
Clifford, Alfred, 13:31
Clifford, Captain (San Blas, 1840), 15:129, 238
Clifford, Geraldine Joncich, "Equally in View": The University of California, Its Women, and the Schools, review, 76:Supp. 40-42
Clifford, Henry H., CHS president, 1964- 1965; photographs, 43: between 80 & 81; review of Gudde, editor and translator Lienhard, From St. Louis to Sutter's Fort, 1846, 41:259-260; review of Nathan and Boggs, The Pony Express, 42:345-346
Clifford, Henry Hoblitzelle, 30:92
Clifford, John J., 72:8
Clifford, Nathan, 56:107
Clifford, Pinckney, 13:338; 15:270
Clifford, Utie, 21:65
Clifford, Walter C., 20:192
Clift (Placerville, 1858), 7:19
Clift Hotel, San Francisco, 15:289; 56:350
Clift, Frederick C., 9:188; 10:99; 16:255, 288; obituary, 15:289
Clift, Frederick, 56:350
Clift, Robert, 29:242,248; 33:119-20,123
Clifton Colony, 25:175
Clifton, Susie, 66:251
Clifton-Morenci Strike (The): Labor Difficulty in Arizona, 1915-1916, by James R. Kluger, review, 49:359
Climate, 50:111-130; 76[2-3]:3, 12; and soils, 20; 77[4]:120
"Climatotherapy in California," by Kenneth Thompson, 50:111-130
Climax (solar water heater), 62:40-51, passim
Clinch, Downey C., 24:94
Cline, Gloria Griffen, Exploring the Great Basin, review, 43:58; review of Davies and Johnson, Ogden's Snake Country Journals, 1826-27, 42:159-161
Cline, Mrs. Walter Branks (Clara Emily Smith), 11:296
Cline, Walter Branks, 31:176; obituary, 11:296
Cline, William H., 20:140
Clinton (place), 15:174
Clinton (ship), 16:337
Clinton House, San Jose, 14:156
Clinton Weekly Herald (newspaper), 62:33
Clinton, Clifford E., 72:16
Clinton, Clifford, 59:290, 295, 296, 297, 298, 299, 300, 301, 302
Clinton, Pres. Bill, 73:319
Clio (ship), 8:331
Clipper Flouring Mills, 15:27 1
Clipper Gap Iron Mines, 56:81
Clipper Gap, 2:203; 26:360; 30:344
Clipper ships, 8:384; 10:294; 15:172, 277, 279, 282, 366, 367, 375; 16:81, 182, 337, 347; 17:75; 20:31, 46; 22:353; 26:74, 226-27; 27:137, 198, 292-93; 30:170, 211, 244; 33:327; 77[4]:255-56; address on, 30:276-77; see also Bald Eagle; Flying Cloud; Great Republic; N. B. Palmer; Sea Nymph; Sea Witch; Westward Ho, etc.
Clockmaker's Hat, The, 10:75
Clocks and watches, 16:79; 19:208; 26:43; 27:1-8; 36:70; 37:103-4, 289-310 passim
Clogenson, Eugénie, [Clogenson, Eugenie] 33:169-74 passim
Closa, Ubach and Valentin, 8:384
Closing the Gate: Race, Politics, and the Chinese Exclusion Act, by Andrew Gyory, review of, 78:290
Clot, A., 39:318
Clothier, Isaac H., 31:337
Clothing, see Dress
Cloud Creek, Cloud Mine, 4:38
"Cloud's Rest, Valley of the Yosemite, No. 40, 1872," illustration, 42: between 16 & 17 (see Clouds Rest, Yosemite)
Cloud, Barbara, The Business of Newspapers on the Western Frontier, review, 72:77-78
Cloud, James H., 22:52, 56, 65; 33:338-39
Cloud, Roy W., 46:152, 153; 79[2]:238
Clouds Rest, Yosemite, 1:279
Clough, Abner P., 18:22; 20:181-84
Clough, Barney, 9:161, 264, 346, 365; 10:363; lawsuit, 9:66
Clough, Charles W., and R. F. Wood, Joaquin Murieta: The Brigand Chief of California, review, 49:367
Clough, J. P., 29:107
Clough, Joseph, 27:32
Clough, William, 4:41
Clover, 4:363; 5:266
Clover, Samuel T., 55:16
clovers, 76[2-3]:35
Cloverdale, 32:364
Club House (saloon), Marysville, 9:373
Clubs, in San Francisco, 19:226; see also names of clubs
Cluff, Will S., Jr., 33:380; editor "John Swett's Diary...1853," 33:289-308
Clyde (ship), 34:97, 105
Clyman family, 6:63
Clyman, James, 16:133; 17:161; 23:293-94; 28:266; 36:58; 50:168; 55:31; 64:222; 76[2-3]:317; "Dairies and Reminiscences," editor Charles L. Camp, 4:1 05-41, 272-83, 307-60; 5:44-84, 109-38, 255-82, 378-401; 6:58-68; facsimile page of diary, 5: opposite 109; portrait, 4: opposite 105; Journal of a Mountain Man, review, 64:156-157
Clyman, John, 4:272
Clyman, Lancaster, 4:272; 5:47; 19:128, 141
Clyman, Lydia Alcinda, see Tallman, Mrs. Beverly L.
Clyman, Mrs. James (Hannah Mecombs), 6:59, 60, 62-63
Clyne & Brown, 14:207
Clyne, S. E., 34:158
Coachella Valley County Water District, see "The Politics of Reclamation," 52:293-325 passim
Coachella Valley, 70:54
Coad, Henry, 10:63; 16:285
Coad, Samuel, 33:373
Coakley, James F., 58:66, 68, 69, 70, 72
Coal miners, immigrant, 70:120 (photograph)
Coal, 10:300; 13:58, 60, 61, 62, 401, 402, 403; 16:337; 17:168, 175; 22:350; 23:343; 31:39; 33:344; 38:25, 158; imported, 16:282, 346; 22:349, 350; 31:315; 77[4]:189, 202, 204; mining and shipping, 12:33; 30:345; in Ore., 28:221, 231; used in making steel, 30:344-48 passim
Coalinga earthquake, 1983, 65:42-47
"Coalinga, 4:42 PM," by John Donelan, 65:42-47
Coalinga, 76[1, 4]:104
Coan, Ernie, 29:91
Coan, Eugene, James Grahain Cooper: Pioneer Western Naturalist, review, 61:307
Coarse Gold, 25:18; 28:334, 335, 336
coast, 76[2-3]:22-24
Coast Manufactory and Supply Company, 28:372; 31:177
Coast Miwok Indians, 53:206, 221, 240-241; see "The Missionization of the Coast Miwok Indians of California," 49:143-162; see also Miwok Indians; 65:239-247; 70:152, 155; Conratto, Eugene L., Miwok Means People: The Life and Fate of the Native Inhabitants of the California Gold Rush Country, review, 53:185-186
Coast Pilot, 11:307, 311, 315, 316
Coast Range, 73:146; 74:192; 76[2-3]:24, 48, 52, 274
Coast Rangers, 34:269
Coast Seaman's Union, San Francisco, 52:202; 64:16-17
Coast Seamen's Journal (publication), 50:298-299; 62:199, 202, 206
Coast Starlight (train), 70:74
Coate, Roland, Jr., 60:73
Coates, Anna, 27:186
Coates, George I., 27:186
Coates, James, 19:124, 140; 25:220
Coates, Susan D., 33:167
Coats (Santa Barbara, 1859), 18:260
Coats, H., 29:112
Cobb Valley, 23:375
Cobb, H. A., 48:8
Cobb, Harriet, 69:327
Cobb, Henry A., 10:390; 15:377; 17:83; 23:339, 340, 344; 30:358; 38:20; 39:142; 40: opposite 206
Cobb, James C., 14:163
Cobb, Mrs. (Sacramento, 1858), 9:371
Cobb, Sinton & Bond, 40:206, opposite 206
Coblentz, Edmond David, 19:95; 35:266; address,"A Roving Reporter," 35:169
Coblentz, Edmond, 66:43
Coblentz, Mrs. Edmond David, see Schweitzer, Mrs. Melville
Coblentz, Stanton D., 70:156, 160
Cobo, Berabe (naturalist), 76[2-3]:264
Coburn, Alvin Langdon, 69:145-146
Coburn, Joe, 21:263
Coburn, Judith, 72:59
Coburn, Loren, 16:380; 20:264,265
Cobweb Palace, 73:133
Cochan (ship), 22:163, 166,167
Coche (San Juan Bautista, 1850), 5:371
Cochi, Davide, 60:352
Cochimi Indians, 44:114, 115, 118
Cochran, Mrs. Roswell, 30:289
Cochran, Ray, 63:33
Cochran, Thomas C., and Wayne Andrews, editors, see alsoConcise Dictionary of American History, review, 42:57-58
Cochran, Thomas, 5:125; 64:289
Cock fighting and "carrera del gallo," 6:231; 8:230; 9:267; 10:277-78, 372; 24:65
"Cock-Eye," see Fury, William
Cockneys in California (1849), by J. Stirling Coyne 79[2]:212
Cockrell, Francis M., 57:298
Cockrill v. California, 62:133, 134
Cocks, Henry, 29:27-28
Cocopah (ship), 22:11,17,23,24,152, 167
Cocopah lands (1904), see Mountain Land Tract
Cocopah No. 2 (ship), 22:18,25, 152, 153, 155, 161, 167
Cocos Island, 15:270; 26:218
Coddington, Robert, 10:361
Codman, John, 31:27
Codornices Creek, Berkeley, 17:42-47 passim; 30:219,231
Codua, Theodor, 5:305; 10:353; 11:110, 121; 14:204-6 passim, 217, 221, 226, 227, 383, 390; 15:54, 55; 16:56-57, 131, 138; 18:342-43; 28:264-65; "Memoirs," editor and translator Erwin G. Gudde, 12:279-311; portrait, 12: opposite 279
Cody, B. F., 9:266
Cody, Francis, 26:204
Cody, William Frederick ("Buffalo Bill"), 21:244
Coe, B. D., 18:65
Coe, L.W., 36:269
Coe, Mrs. Edwin, 53:341-342
Coe, Sebastian, 63:47
Coes, George H., 9:385; 10:181, 200; 20:305; 21:64
Coeur d'Alene Indians, 78:14
Coeur d'Alene mines, 77[4]:166
Coeur de Lion (ship), 15:375
Coffee, 13:8; 16:346
Coffee, Andrew Jackson, 33:373
Coffee, cultivation, 45:59-60
Coffee, William, 47:64
Coffey, James Vincent, 1:15-18 passim
Coffili, Mrs. William C. (nee Segerstrom), 28:378
Coffin, A. G., 29:254
Coffin, Alexander, 9:40, 103
Coffin, Annie 79[2]:320, 322
Coffin, Charles C., 70:149
Coffin, Charles G., 29:1, 4
Coffin, Henry, 29:1,4, 14-16
Coffin, Ivory, 33:105
Coffin, J., 30:260
Coffin, Mrs. Lillian Harris, photograph, 52:82
Coffine, Frederick J., 26:203
Coffing, Edwina B. (Stuart), 27:381
Coffman, Taylor, The Builders Behind the Castles, review, 70:411-412
Coffroth, James W., 47:255
Coffroth, James Wood, 6:14, 17; 9:40, 42, 107; 10:60, 78, 173, 195, 266, 355, 367; 15:376; 35:77-78; book on, review, 5:311-12
Cogan, Bernard, 50:358
Cogan, Sara G., compiler, The Jews of San Francisco and the Greater Bay Area, 1859-1919, review, 53:88-89; compiler, Pioneer Jews of the California Mother Lode, 1849-1880: an Annotated Bibliography, review, 49:272
Cogeneration of energy, 73:150
Coggins (Sacramento, 1859), 10:78
Coghill, J. H., 6:11
Coghlan, Eammon, 63:47
Coghlan, Nathan Coombs, 36:48
Coghlan, Rose, 21:256
Cogley John, 52:334
Cogliandolo, Francisco, 42:326
Cogswell, Henry D., 61:196, 207
Cogswell, Henry Daniel, 18:288
Cogswell, J. P., 15:376
Cogswell, James Lafayette, 18:288; 29:289,290,291; photograph, 29: opposite289
Cogswell, William, 31:21
Cohen, Alfred A., 66:58; 70:262, 267-268, 274, 276
Cohen, Alfred Andrew, 15:273-74, 279, 368, 371-72, 377; 16:84,340-42, 347; 17:168-82 passim; 21:34; 26:359; 27:93
Cohen, Alfred, 60:162, 163, 164
Cohen, Frederick A., 15:371-72,21:34
Cohen, Frederick, 60:163
Cohen, Herman, 66:59
Cohen, Irving R., review, Sara Bard Field, Poet and Suffragist, by Amelia Fry, 62:224
Cohen, Louis, 15:164
Cohen, Rhea, 71:262
Cohn (North San Juan, 1858), 30:361
Cohn family, 19:289
Cohn, Elkan, 37:277; 67:258
Cohn, Fannia, 72:23, 31-32, 37-38
Cohn, Fritz Ludwig, 19:383, editor and translator Henry Cohn,"St. Louis [California] and Poker Flat in the Fifties and Sixties," 19:289-98
Cohn, Henry (Heiman), Jugenderrinerung, translator and editor Fritz L. Cohn, 19:289-98; family of, 19:289
Cohn, Louis, 15:364
Cohn, Roy, 70:383
Cohocton Iron Works, 60:245
Coins and coinage, 6:237; 15:177; 19:260; 27:365, 369-70; 28:130; 29:93; octagonal $50 gold pieces, 6:237; 24:183; Utah coins from California gold, 15: (illustration) opposite 244, 244-46; Mexican, 26:349-50; 27:132
Coit (San Francisco, 1850), 23:163
Coit Tower (San Francisco), 73:134
Coit Tower, San Francisco, murals in, 58:98-127 passim
Coit, Benjamin Billings, 14:75; 15:281
Coit, Daniel Wadsworth (artist) 79[2]:171
Coit, Howard, 19:233
Coit, Lillie Hitchcock (Mrs. Howard), 12:366; 15:384; 19:229, 233; 57:138; 73:133, 134 (photograph)
Cojo Anchorage, 7:49,75; 8:245
Coke, Henry J., 28:56
Coke, J. Earl, Reminiscences of People and Change in California Agriculture, 1900-1975, review, 58:182-183
Coker, Richard, 36:210
Colbert, Claudette, 63:82
Colbey (Yuba County, 1856), 9:52
Colbirth, Peliah, 2:1 21
Colborn & Sands, 17:183
Colburn, Charles, 15:76
Colburn, G. D., 20:43
Colburn, Hanover, Germany (origin of C. C. C.), 62:172
Colburn, Mrs. Frederick H. (Frona Eunice Wait Smith), addresses,"Peter Lassen and His Mountain," 7:201; "The Wives of the `Big Four,'" 12:84; The Kingship of Mount Lassen, review, 3:94
Colby, Amasa Drake, 17:44
Colby, Gilbert W. and Carrie Amelia (Smith), 25:190
Colby, John, 13:296
Colby, S. B., 14:215, 220
Colby, Walter S., 20:44
Colby, William E., 69:193, 201; 71:156, 160, 161, 162, 163, 166, 226 (photograph), 241, 243 (photograph), 257, 272
Colby, William Edward, 4:50, 52, 55; 25:190; 32:34; 38:251-52; address,"Half a Century of Conservation," 21:183; obituary of Joseph N. LeConte 29:187
Colby, William, 58:291; 63:138; 69:104
Colcord, Roswell Keyes,"Reminiscences of Life in Territorial Nevada," 7:112-20
Cold Springs, 6:238; 7:7,9; library association, 38:307
Cold War, 73:270
Colden, Cadwallader, 50:114
Coldwell, Colbert, 19:95; obituary of Milton E. Eisner, 39:77-79; 48:313
Cole & Stevens, 8:338, 355
Cole (Yuba County, 1856), 9:57,66
Cole's California Exchange, San Francisco, 28:38
Cole, (Brakeman of the Owl, 1902), 61:296,298
Cole, Captain (Yuba County, 1851), 15:49
Cole, Cheryl L., "Chinese Exclusion: The Capitalist Perspective of the Sacramento Union, 1850-1882," 57:8-31
Cole, Cornelius, 4:244, 245; 9:104,106; 26:308; 33:209; book on, review, 8:382-83; 45:4, 6; 47:253, 256, 260; 54:16, 17; 57:10; 60:280, 281, 282, 283, 286, 288; 67:219, 220 (photograph), 221-227; 70:26; 77[4]:44
Cole, George H. T., 13:31
Cole, Horace, 21:114; 45:116
Cole, Jesse O., 59:108
Cole, L. W., 44:230, 231, 232
Cole, Mme. (Yuba County, 1857), 9:162
Cole, Mrs. (dress shop proprietor in San Francisco, 1851), 61:18, 21
Cole, Mrs. (San Francisco, 1851), 28:40
Cole, Mrs. Cornelius (Olive Colegrove), 8:382
Cole, Nat King, 60:92
Cole, Olive, 60:286, 287
Cole, Richard Beverly, 4:191-94 passim, 198,201; 7:95; 15:88
Cole, Thomas, 16:172; 69:139; 71:10-11, 17, 27; 79[2]:188
Cole, Timothy, 69:33
Cole, William H., 49:334
Colegio de San José, Hartnell's, [Colegio de San Jose, Hartnell's] 23:348
Colegio Maximo of San Pedro y San Pablo, 59:172
Coleman, A., 22:250
Coleman, B. C., 22:250-51
Coleman, B. F., 22:251
Coleman, Edith B., 25:233
Coleman, Evan J., 19:233; 50:243
Coleman, George P., 56:75
Coleman, Georgia, 63:18 (photograph)
Coleman, H. R., 29:225
Coleman, J. B., 31:128
Coleman, J. W., 45:312
Coleman, James, 44:231, 233
Coleman, Michael, 19:135
Coleman, Mrs. (Sacramento, 1858), 9:371,372
Coleman, Murray N., 32:31-32
Coleman, Wanda, 68:193
Coleman, William T., 60:291; 74:378
Coleman, William Tell, 6:36; 8:367; 14:352-53; 15:76, 253-54; 16:181; 18:283, 371-73; 19:233; 20:294; 26:196; 27:350; 32:149-50,200; 35:126; 37:221
Coleman, William, 10:62; 66:88
Colemand, John W., 59:28
Colfax (place), 4:266; 13:15,17; 18:355-60 passim, 367
Colfax, California, 55:254
Colfax, Schuyler, 4:256; 16:81; 37:131; 45:33, portrait, 34; 55:200; 56:201
Colgan, James A., 33:343
Colgate Power House, 29:202-3
Colgate, H. C., 27:280
Colibri, Le (San Francisco), 35:313; 39:150
Colima, 76[2-3]:83
Colima (1524), 53:6
Colima (vessel), 57:61
Colina, Rafael de, 44:327
Collbran, H., 30:198, 205
Collbran-Bostwick Development Company, 30:205
"The Collapse of Western Metal Mining: An Historical Epitaph" (article), 77[1-3]:36
Collecting Local History, by Bay Area Reference Center, San Francisco Public Library, review, 57:283
Collection, Use and Care of Historical Photographs, by Robert A. Weinstein and Larry Booth, review, 57:387
"Collections of the Society," address by George L. Harding, 25:85-86
Colleen Bawn (play), 10:362; 21:51, 53
College Heights Association, Claremont, 56:63
College Hill Improvement Association San Francisco, 43:17
College Homestead Association, 31:328
College of Agriculture, 56:340, 341
College of California, 1:14, 21; 4:210; 16:336-37; 27:351; 31:328,329; 64:52-54; 79[2]:244see also University of California
College of Medical Evangelists, 46:44
College of Notre Dame, 14:157; 30:249; 37:43
College of Our Lady of Guadalupe, Zacatecas, 44:293
"College of Physicians and Surgeons of California," by Loren B. Taber and Vivian A. Prindle, 30:67-71
College of Querétaro, Mexico, [College of Queretaro, Mexico] 42:205
College of San Fernando, Mexico, 42:205, 209, 211, 216; 44:293; 46:325-327 passim; 57:371
College of Santa Cruz, Queretaro, 44:293
College of St. Augustine, 23:279; 30:262
College of St. Ferdinand of the Propagation of the Faith, 40:55; see also San Fernando
College of the Pacific, 56:150, 234, 235, 238; see also University of the Pacific
College Settlement Association (Los Angeles), 72:7
College Settlement House (Los Angeles), 72:6, 9, 18
Colleges in California, see "California and the Colleges," Part I, 56:140-163, Part II, 56:230-249
Colleges: bill to appropriate public lands for, 19:345-47; Alemany's claim for lands for support of Catholic, 17:178; see also names of colleges
Collegium Sinense (The) (Chinese College, 1732), 48:47
Colley, Charles C., "The Missionization of the Coast Miwok Indians of California," 49:143-162; review of Pourade, Ancient Hunters of the Far West, 47:176-177
Colley, F. A., 29:225-26, 359
Colliard, Aimé, [Colliard, Aime] 5:42, 346
Collier, Charles, 36:66
Collier, James I., 15:76
Collier, James, 5:22; 9:10; 16:185; 21:300, 303-4; 25:345
Collier, John, 71:337; 72:14; 73:276
Collier, Julia (Caswell), obituary of Mrs. George Caswell, 23:90
Collier, Louis A., 11:179-81
Collier, Randolph, 31:131-32, 134-35; 54:310
Colliers, 73:8
Collignon (Monterey, 1786), 18:335,3_5
Collingswood (vessel), 46:67
Collingwood (ship), 1:138; 3:88, 106, 108, 112; 9:83; 10:118; 14:327, 345; 17:282; 18:75; 29:274
Collins, A. A., 60:313
Collins, Asa W., 20:280
Collins, C. H., 45:248
Collins, Captain (Colorado River, 1859), 22:169
Collins, Claude J., 34:340
Collins, George, 46:45, 47
Collins, George, 71:214, 215
Collins, Isabel (Porter), 28:379
Collins, J. B., 26:2
Collins, James, 10:370
Collins, John, 77[4]:66, 67
Collins, John (actor, San Francisco, 1859), 21:46
Collins, John (Yuba County, 1858), 9:262, 367, 368, 369; 10:56, 61, 165, 166, 172, 173, 174, 180, 187, 189, 254, 256, 368
Collins, John A., 73:197
Collins, John Anderson, 17:77, 80; 20:31, 45; 26:340
Collins, Joseph W., 28:206, 207, 352; letter from, 28:351
Collins, Julia (Gould), 15:371; 20:305
Collins, Mary, 9:149
Collins, Mrs. John Anderson (Elizabeth), 17:77, 80
Collins, Mrs. Joseph W., 28:206, 207, 208
Collins, N., 16:184; 17:81
Collins, Nicholas, 50:115
Collins, O .B., 4:61
Collins, Paul (zoologist), 76[2-3]:38
Collins, Perry M., 54:1015 passim
Collins, Perry McDonough, 33:1-2, 10, 11
Collins, Peter, 10:56
Collins, Roger, 9:367, 368, 369; 10:170
Collins, S. B., 10:186, 187
Collins, Sam (of Orange County), 46:38
Collins, Tommy, 68:85
Collooney (Collony, Colony, Colooney; ship), 23:280; 30:238
Collyer, R. H., 63:318
Colm, W. W., 32; 9, 37, 41
Colma Creek, 63:117
Colma, 31:298
Colman, Ronald, 28:286
Colman, Samuel, 69:141, 143; 71:17; 79[2]:196
Colnett, James, 10:337-38, 339; 18:337, 345; 20:80
Coloma Grays, 10:198
Coloma Mill Company, 30:36
Coloma, 3:128; 8:201, 210; 12:66; 13:58, 169-70, 296; 15:96; 17:232; 19:124-26, 133; 22:29, 38, 150; 23:166-70; 24:358, 363; 26:169, 297; 27:229, 230, 281-82; 30:26, 36, 111, 259, 362; 32:124; 38:318; 73:99, 121, 129, 282; 76[2-3]:284, 317; 77[4]:30, 179, 180, 186; 79[2]:54, 64, 75, 90, 125, 141, 142, 288; archaeological excavations, 26:107-62; name, 26:158; illustration, 6: opposite 205; 8: following 202; 26; following 126, opposite 128; map, 26: following 130; 76[1, 4]:inside front cover, Winter; see "Gold Diggers: Indian Miners in the California Gold Rush," 55:28-45 passim
Colombat, Henry, 39:313
Colombe, Richel Clyde, 54:300, 301
Colombia, 42:224
Colon (ship), 37:208-10
Colon, Panama, 78:227
Colonel Allen (vessel), 66:190
"Colonel E. D. Baker," by Milton H. Shutes, 17:303-24
Colonel Fremont (ship), 20:102
"Colonel Philip Leget Edwards," by Charles L. Camp, 3:73-83
Colonel Staunton (ship), 29:211
colonial charters, and mineral policy, 77[4]:126
Colonial Monterey Foundation, 63:237
Colonial Russian America: Kyril T. Khlebnikov's Reports, 1817-1832, by Basil Dmytryshyn and E. A. P. Crownhart-Vaughan, review, 56:178-179
Colonization, see "Power aid Priorities: Church-State Boundary Disputes in Spanish California," 57:367-375
Colonization Act of 1824, 76[2-3]:132, 136, 180
A Colony on the Move: Gaspar Castano de Sosa's Journal, 1590-1591, Translated by Albert H. Schroeder and Dan S. Matson, review, 46:265-267
The Color Bind: California's Battle to End Affirmative Action, by Lydia Chavez, review of, 77[1-3]:190-91
Color schemes (Panama Pacific International Exposition), 62:111
Colorado (barge, 1870s), 22:156
Colorado (steamship), 76[1, 4]:89
Colorado (Colorado River steamer, 1855), 22:7, 10, 11, 15, 21, 22, 23, 167; photograph, 22: opposite 14
Colorado (Colorado River steamer, 1865), 22:15, 22, 153, 154, 155, 158, 164, 165, 167
Colorado (P. M. S. S., 1865), 26:359, 363; 27:267; 28:4; 29:219; 36:206
Colorado (sloop), 1875), 22:174
Colorado (vessel), 52:251; 57:48, 55, 61
Colorado Blvd. (Pasadena), 76[1, 4]:111
Colorado City, 22:11, 12, 23; see also Yuma, Ariz.
Colorado Desert, 10:27, 85, 214; 76[2-3]:32, 33
"Colorado Doctrine," 77[4]:139
Colorado River (1770's), 56:250-263 passim
Colorado River Basin, 73:265
Colorado River Compact of 1922, 52:292
Colorado River Land Company, 47:16, 18, 19, (1928 map), 20, (1904 map) 21, 23; 52:307
Colorado River Railroad Company, 27:339
Colorado River region, 43:99; 47:241, 247; 50:200, 201; see "Historical Sources for a Contact Ethnography of Baja California," 44:99-121
Colorado River, 1:70, 114; 3:167, 250; 5:213, 214; 9:303-4, 306; 11:291, 385; 12:7, 13, 14, 16-17; 14:347; 15:105-11, 132, 201; 18:350; 21:97, 102, 104, 215, 216; 25:294, 295, 296, 306, 307; 27:206; 28:255; 34:136; 55:153-159 passim; 73:108; 77[4]:267; boundary of California, 9:3, 4, 6, 11-13; 18:206; 19:217-18; Derby's survey of, 11:365-82; mining on, 2:18, 163, 167, 169; 3:16-17, 163, 169-70; 12:11-12,17; seen by Spanish explorers, 3:324-25, 384, 385-86; 8:27; 10:85; 36:218-20, 232-35; steam navigation on, 22:1-25, 151-74; trappers on, 1:112-18 passim; 2:16, 18-19, 231, 233, 235; 15:105, 108-11, 133; 28:121, 225; on maps, 2: opposite 236; 3:372, 381, 383; 9: opposite 11, opposite 12; 11: opposite 365, 380; 12: opposite 3; 21: opposite 213; 76[2-3]:54, 55, 81, 210, 220, 285, 300; 77[1-3]:14
Colorado Springs, 77[1-3]:156; 78:268, 270, 271
Colorado Steam Navigation Company, 22:11, 15, 18, 19,23, 153-65 passim
Colorado Street Bridge (Pasadena), 63:65
Colorado, 59:249; 73:34, 48, 102, 110, 137, 186, 220, 263, 266, 267; 76[2-3]:54, 334, 337, 346; 77[1-3]:49, 130, 156; 77[4]:x, 152, 155, 164, 166, 281; Californians in, 163
Colorado Supreme Court, 77[4]:164
Colorado, Territory of (proposed), 10:74
Colored American (newspaper), 60:307; 78:28, 29
Colored Citizens of California Convention (1855), 50:257, 260
Colored Convention (California, 1855), 67:227; 78:29, 34, 35
Colored People of the State of California (1859), 56:41
Colt Press, 77[1-3]:96
Colt (Sacramento, 1861), 10:282
Colt, Colonel (Yuba County, 1856), 9:66
Colt, E. W., 8:358
Colter, John, 4:126
Colton (California), 12:117; 74:106
Colton Hall (Monterey), 6:153; 10:150, 161; 11:133; 17:233; 23:359, 371; 35:97, 109-10,113, 114; 40:21; photograph, 35: opposite 112; 40: opposite 16; 72:200 (photograph); 77[1-3]:35
Colton Letters, 42:28
Colton, David Douty, 10:197, 356; 14:286; 15:255; 26:292-97 passim, 300, 306-7; 40:204, 208, 211
Colton, David Douty, 42:140; 54:202
Colton, David, 57:134
Colton, G. Q., 23:164
Colton, Isaac W., 40:211, 212
Colton, John B., 18:197; 79[2]:321
Colton, John Burt, 71:492, 493
Colton, John, 26:297
Colton, Walter, 3:113-14; 4:92; 6:143-47 passim, 153; 10:16, 126-27, 151, 299; 11:130-33, 389; 12:129, 168, 171, 343; 13:52,56,76; 15:236; 17:296,301; 18:35, 52,61-62,79; 19:300; 20:215, 233; 22:51; 23:371; 25:127,129-30; 26:164, 167; 28:289; 29:25; 30:105; 35:201; 36:341; 40:15-16, 20, 21, 22; 41:228; 42:42; 56:112, 114, 115; 64:140; 71:464; article on, 35:97-117; portrait, 35: opposite 97; 77[1-3]:34-35; 79[2]:65, 149, 150, 216
Columbia & Stanislaus River Water Company, 11:333,335; 35:77,78
Columbia (bark, 1885), 22:349
Columbia (brig, 1844), 5:46,47
Columbia (steamship), 76[1, 4]:89
Columbia (H. B. Company bark, 1840), 8:98-100; 14:205; 28:97, 98, 249, 250, 262; 30:3
Columbia (Northwest Company schooner, 1813, 1815), 1:176; 35:236
Columbia (P. M. S. S., 1854), 2:134; 15:368, 374, 377; 16:339; 20:22; 27:218; 32:165, 168, 360, 361
Columbia (ship, 1787, 1792), 10:328; 11:29
Columbia (vessel), 46:100, 103; 49:49, 208; 50:16, 17; 56:39; 57:48; 66:188, 190, 191
Columbia and Stanislaus River Water Company (C&SRWCo.), 70:245-249
Columbia Barracks, 28:201-7 passim
Columbia College, Eugene, Ore., 32:240
Columbia Fusileers, 37:366
Columbia Gorge National Scenic Area, 71:168
Columbia Hill, Nevada County, 9:51, 69; 10:348; 29:201; 77[4]:132
Columbia Kindergarten Association, Washington, D.C., 64:286
Columbia Park Boys' Club, 34:182
Columbia River, 2:299; 5:58-59; 11:289-303 passim; 17:23, 134, 135; 18:320, 321, 322, 339; 20:22-23; 73:103, 105; 76[2-3]:95, 311, 343; 76[1, 4]:82; discovered and named, 11:29; Hudson's Bay Company and Northwest Company on, 8:97-101 passim; 18:318-22 passim, 327; 22:97-103 passim; 28:118,120; Indians, 21:1-7; Spanish explorers at, 2:299; 9:235; 10:318, 319, 321, 326, 327
Columbia State Historic Park, 70:270
Columbia Steel Company, 12:33; 30:345-51
Columbia Steel Company, Pittsburg, 63:290
Columbia Theater, San Francisco, 25:235; 33:40,46
Columbia University, 76[1, 4]:110
Columbia, 5:311; 10:413; 11:332-33, 335; 15:143, 166, 272; 24:382; 28:276-77; 30:115, 259; 35:40, 77-78; 38:37, 308, 309, 318; 70:243-250; 78:237; 79[2]:74, 75, 325; churches in, 32:51, 55, 127-35 passim, 139; fires in, 50:431, 432; 52:350; letters from, 15:144-45; 35:209-13, 219-20; newspapers, 24:269; 34:343; State park, 24:191-92, 267-70, 282, 374-75; 28:276-77
Columbia-Fraser Plateau, 76[2-3]:55
"Columbia-'Gem of the Southern Mines,'" by Elizabeth G. Potter, 24:267-70
Columbian Exposition in Chicago (1893), 73:301; 74:95, 117
Columbian Insurance Company, 26:256
Columbian World's Fair Atlas, 61:134
Columbus (steamer, 1850), 2:118; 8:266,268; 29:376
Columbus (U.S. ship, 1846), 1:233; 4:303; 12:343,346; 22:50,53; 26:166; 28:342; 33:253
Columbus (vessel), 42:45; 66:35
Columbus Buggy Company, 28:380
Columbus Day celebrations, 71:517-533
Columbus Day Festival, San Francisco (1924), 71:516 (photograph)
Columbus Day Parade, Denver (1907), 71:528 (photograph)
Columbus House, Strawberry Valley, 8:360; 10:359
Columbus Quincentenary, 76[2-3]:78
Columbus Savings & Loan Society, 47:202, 203, 211
Columbus Street (San Francisco), 73:306
Columbus, Bartlett, 66:56-57
Columbus, Christopher, 71:517-533; 76[2-3]:260
Column of Progress (Panama Pacific International Exposition), 62:119
Colusa (river steamer), 25:327, 328
Colusa (vessel), 41:232; 64:94, 108
Colusa County Bank, 29:92
Colusa County Court House, 69:61 (photograph), 63
Colusa County, ranchos in, 30:54
Colusa No. 2 (vessel), 64:115
Colusa, 6:156; 10:248, 252-53, 258-59, 274, 284, 359; 16:65; 25:340; 76[1, 4]:106; 77[4]:256, 258, 264
Colusa County, 76[1, 4]:83
Colville mines, 11:374,377
Colville, Andrew, 28:243-44
Colville, Samuel, 22:35; 23:373
Colvocoressis, George Musalas, 24:321
Comanche (vessel), 43:298
"Comanche George," see Lawrence, Marion
Comanche Springs, 18:116, 135
Comano, Lieutenant (Jacinto Caamano?, 1792), 2:282
Combe, Andrew, 30:365
Combe, George, 30:365
Combination Gold and Silver Mining Company, 18:202
Combined Asian Resources Project, 54:79
Combs (or Coombs), Frederick S., 21:306
Combs, Cas, 13:258
Combs, Frederick, 73:133
Combs, Mrs. Allen, 26:136
Combs, Richard Ellis, 49:310, 312, 313, 325
Combs, S. Leslie, 17:31, 33, 35
Comet (clipper, 1850s), 10:294
Comet (schooner, 1889, 1900s), 31:158,294
Comete (ship), 8:132,244-45; 18:347
Comets, 9:67, 80, 145, 146, 148, 176-77, 358, 360, 362; 10:286, 297
"Comics and Cels: The Walt Disney Archives," by David K. Smith, 56:270-274
Coming of Justice to California (The): Three Documents, edited by John Galvin, translation by Adelaide Smithers, review, 44:56-57
Comite Honorific Women's Club, 72:64
Comite Pro-Huelga, 51:158-159, 160, 162
Comley-Barton Opera Troupe, 19:99
Commentaries, 77[4]:125
Commerce and trade (1820s and `30s), 14:21-22; 16:237 (see also Hides and tallow); (1846-47), 12:347-48; 22:319; (1848-49), 13:273, 276, 355-56, 358, 364, 367-68, 376; (1850s), 17:183, 185 trade (projected) with Asia (1825), 25:150-66 trade with China, 13:276; 25:167; 30:193, 194, 196; 32:222, 304; with Indians, 13:273; at Monterey, 13:273, 258; with New England, 8:289-305; 13:248; with Northwest, 13:248 (see also Hudson's Bay Company); with Philippines, 2:140; 13:247, 248; 25:150, 151,167 (see also Philippine Islands); with Russians, 12:194; 14:22; 30:200; with Sandwich Islands, 14:22; 35:348; between San Francisco and Colorado River (see "Steam Navigation..."); between Santa Fe and Los Angeles, 10:27-39; with South America, 13:248, 276; at Yerba Buena (1848-49), 13:273, 355-56, 367-68, 376
Commercial Advertiser, San Francisco, 15:175,177
Commercial Board (publication), 49:292
Commercial Book and Job Steam Printing Company, San Francisco, 30:358
"Commercial Foundations of Political Interest in the Opening Pacific, 1789-1829," by Sister Magdalen Coughlin, 50:15-33
Commercial Hotel, San Francisco, 6:36
Commercial Hotel, Stockton, 56:167
Commercial Insurance Company, 27:270
Commercial Los Angeles, 1925-1947, compiled by Bill Bradley, review, 61:64, 67
Commercial National Bank, Los Angeles, 37:270
Commercial Paper Corporation, 66:63
Commercial Steam Printing House, 66:59
Commerciale, La (company), 22:303, 310
Commerford, Henry, 30:41-44 passim; 36:307
Commission of Immigration and Housing, 66:99
Commission on Immigration and Housing (California), 62:82, 84
Commission on Organized Crime, (1947), 64:2
Commissioner of Transportation, 61:294
Committee of 100 (1872), 27:65, 73, 271-72, 339-40
Committee of 100 (1901), 35:150
Committee of One Hundred (The), Los Angeles, 54:45-46
Committee of One Hundred, San Francisco, 57:345
Committee of Safety, San Francisco (1877), 18:372; 37:221-22
Committee of Thirteen (San Francisco), 72:330
Committee of Thirty (San Francisco), 72:330
Committee of Vigilance: Revolution in San Francisco, 1851, by George R. Stewart, review, 44:253-254
Committee of Vigilance: The San Francisco Chamber of Commerce Law and Order Committee, 1916-1919, by Stephen C. Levi, review, 63:331-332
Committee on Mines and Mining Interests (California legislature) 79[2]:76
Commodore (ship), 33:167
Commodore (vessel), 56:39, 40
"Commodore Edmund B. Kennedy... versus Governor Nicolás Gutiérrez," by George Tays, [Governor Nicolas Gutierrez] 12:137-46
Commodore Jones (vessel), 64:93
Commons, John R., 58:350, 351, 352, 353
Commonweal, 59:118
Commonwealth Progressive Party, see "Raymond L. Haight and the Commonwealth Progressive Campaign of 1934," 43:219-230
"Communications - California Mission Indians: Two Perspectives," 70:206-215
Communism, 36:48; 39:223; 76[1, 4]:119
Communist Party see "California Un-American Activities Investigations," 49:309-327
Communist Party, 70:372; 78:190, 196
Communist Party, USA, 59:66-79 passim
"Communists and Vigilantes in the Northern Mines," by David Beesley, 64:142-151
communities, created by Gold Rush, 77[1-3]:26, 32
Community Arts Association (The), Santa Barbara, 56:311
Community Chest (The), Santa Barbara, 56:316, 319
Community Congregational Church (Lewiston, CA), 70:416 (photograph)
Community Employment Bureau, Santa Barbara, 56:315-325 passim
Community Land Chest (1934), 49:299
Community Service Organization (CSO), 60:25
Community Service Organization, 72:62, 64, 65, 66, 67
Como, Perry, 63:72
Comonfort, Ignacio, 16:82; 19:275
Compagnie de la Seine et du Sacramento, La, 22:299-300
Compagnie des Gardes Mobiles, La, 20:71
Compagnie Française et Américaine de San-Francisco, La, [Compagnie Francaise et Americaine de San-Francisco, La] 22:300, 301-2
Compagnie Générale pour l'Emigration et la Colonization, La, [Compagnie Generale pour l'Emigration et la Colonization, La] 20:298
Compagnie La Californienne, see Californienne
Compagnie Transadantique, La, Comptoir des Deux-Mondes, 22:303
Compañía Cosmopolitana, [Compania Cosmopolitana] 16:237; 24:293
Compañia de Terrenos y Aguas de la Baja California, [Compania de Terrenos y Aguas de la Baja California] 52:305
Compañía Restauradora de la Mina de la Arizona, [Compania Restauradora de la Mina de la Arizona] 18:11-14
A Companion to California, by James D. Hart, review, 58:182
Companys, Fernando Boneu, Gaspar de Portola, Explorer and Founder of California, review, 67:58
Comparison of Votes [San Francisco](Union Labor and Democratic parties), 62:207
"Compound Interest: Alvinza Hayward Pays a Debt," from reminiscences of Clarence M. Wooster, 20:181-85
Compromises of Conflicting Claims: A Century of California Law, 1760-1860, by Richard R. Powell, review, 56:368-370
Compton (brothers; Rough and Ready, 1850s), 6:235
Compton (place), 31:294
Compton, Henry Truman, 25:192
Compton, Mary Murdock, 31:381; 67:232
Compton, Mrs. Henry C. (Henria Packer), 31:381; obituary, 38:177-78
Comptroller of the Currency, 77[4]:226
Computers, see "The on-line information revolution in California," 58:78-81
Comrade X (motion picture), 52:329
Comstock Consolidated Virginia Mines, 41:155
Comstock Lode (Nevada), 2:260; 4:64, 66; 10:260, 291; 11:190; 12:328-30; 16:88; 31:1 85; 35:128; 37:218-20; see also Virginia City; Washoe; 70:248; 73:136, 139, 294, 298; recovery of silver using quicksilver at, 279, 281, 282, 287, 289, 291; silver price affected by quicksilver losses at, 292; 74:373; 77[1-3]:14, 41, 62; 77[4]:x, 80, 91, 95, 96, 131, 153-54, 199, 201, 204, 222, 223, 281-82; discovery of, 53, 68, 142, 204, 261, 287; dominated by Californians, 152, 154, 156; e�ect on the environment, 115; failure of, 160; rise of corporate mining on, 68-73
Comstock, Arnold M., 13:32; 26:71,75, 175, 176
Comstock, David A., Gold Diggers and Camp Followers: The Nevada County Chronicles, 1845-1851, review, 61:308
Comstock, David Allan, Brides of the Gold Rush: The Nevada County Chronicles, 1851-1859, review, 67:282
Comstock, Elizabeth, 58:306
Comstock, Henry Thomas Paige, 2:206; 6:341; 12:327,329,330
Comstock, Hugh W., 48:207
Comstock, James, 6:70
Comstock, Mrs. Arnold M. (Sarah T.), 26:71
Comstock, Nevada, 48:4, 5
Comstock, Peter, 8:199-200
Comstock, Sarah, 60:67
Comstock, W. B., 17:174
Conable, Edgar Wallace, 31:26
Conant, Roger, Mercer's Bells-The Journal of a Reporter, review, 40:255-56
Conard, Arthur Lee, 54:302, 310
Conaty, Thomas J., 72:8, 9 (photograph)
Conaway, Carvel, 6:229
Concannon, Ellen Rowe, 54:162
Concannon, James, 54:161-163, photograph, 163, 164
Concannon, Joseph S., 54:163
Concannon, Joseph S., Jr., 54:165
Concannon, Robert, 54:163
Concannon, Thomas, 54:163
Concepcion (frigate), 76[2-3]:102, 118
Concepción (ship), [Concepcion] 6:298
Concepción (vessel), Concepcion53; (1796), 46:105
Concepción, see Antonio de la Concepción; Francisco de la Concepción [Concepcion, see Antonio de la Concepcion; Francisco de la Concepcion]
Conception, Point, 7:25, 48, 49, 55, 74, 389; 8:57, 156; 27:337; 36:222-23
Concise Dictionary of American History, edited by Wayne Andrews and Thomas C. Cochran, review, 42:57-58
Concord coaches, 13:260-62; 14:161; 77[4]:265, 266
Concorde, La, Los Angeles, 39:346
Concordia-Verein, Dutch Flat, 38:319
Conde de Moctezuma, Viceroy, 59:172
Conde, Alejo Garcia, 24:292; 25:149, 363
Conde, Diego Garcia, 24:292; 25:363
Conde, Pedro Garcia, 5:321; 9:4, 5, 11, 12, 13; 39:39, 50
Condee, George M., 10:62
"Condemned Bar [Placer County] in 1849," from the Journal of Erastus Saurin Holden, editor E. D. Holden, 12:312-17
Condemned Bar, Yuba County, 8:338, 355; 15:31
Condemned to the Mines: The Life of Eugene O'Connell, 1815-1891, Pioneer Bishop of Northern California and Nevada, by John T. Dwyer, review, 56:187-188
Condit, Ira M., 57:72, 90
Condit-Smith, Mrs. J. (Sarah Swearingen), 36:44, 45,49, 52
"Conditions in California in 1848," letter from Chester Smith Lyman, 13:176-79
Condlan, William, 48:345
Condon, C. M., 34:159
Condor (ship), 11:219
Condor, California, 7:31; called "griffin," 19:220-21,223
Condors, 73:154; 77[4]:121
Cone and Kimball Building, Red Bluff, 64:112-113
Cone, Joseph Spencer, 64:112-113
Confederacion (ship), 6:150; 11:141
Confederación (vessel), Confederacion41:232
Confederate activities and sympathy, 9:194, 198; 10:282, 296; 13:167; 20:154-70; 21:221; 22:358-61; 23:296; 24:275-77; 28:167; 29:229-49 passim; 33:229-38 passim, 365; 34:45-46, 48, 125-43, 149-54, 347; 40:291-94
"Confederate Minority in California, The," by Benjamin F. Gilbert, 20:154-70
Confer (Stockton, 1892), 34:354
Conference of Studio Unions (CSU), 72:16-17; 75:36
Conference of Union Women of Southern California, 67:189
Confessions of a Nazi Spy (motion picture), 52:334
Confidence (French bark), 16:337
Confidence (river steamer), 3:93; 6:240; 9:55; 10:72
Confidence Engine Company No. 1, Sacramento, 9:252, 277; 10:275, 285, 290; 15:369
Conflict on the Northwest Coast: American-Russian Rivalry in the Pacific Northwest, 1790-1867, by Howard I. Kushner, review, 55:88-89
Confraternity of Christian Doctrine, 49:236-237
Congdon, C. N., 7:11-12
Congdon, Sophia, 78:257
Congdon, Sophie Mandell, 14:74,79
Congers, W. H., 62:41
Congo, 77[1-3]:142
Congregation Emanu-El, San Francisco, 15:167, 174; 36:298, 306; 38:34; photograph, 38: following 40
Congregation Sherith Israel, San Francisco, 15:170, 173
Congregational churches, 1:198; 3:37; 6:227, 284, 337, 341; 9:102,280; 10:278, 292; 12:92; 15:41, 166, 168, 183, 185, 365, 376; 22:35; 23:370; 24:263; 32:51, 54, 124, 129, 130; illustration, 9: opp .258
Congregationalists 79[2]:261, 264, 269
Congress (ship, 1838), 14:320
Congress (U.S. frigate, 1846), 1:143, 241; 2:167-72 passim; 3:111-15 passim, 187, 188; 5:302; 6:145, 146, 185, 189, 273, 277; 7:82; 8:77; 10:120, 121; 12:41, 48, 52, 56, 58, 166, 168, 351; 13:115; 14:328, 345; 17:277, 282, 284, 329, 339, 340; 18:61, 62; 20:216, 226, 233; 21:338, 341, 344, 350, 356, 357; 22:50, 51, 55, 56, 58, 66; 25:126-31 passim; 26:24, 48, 49, 164; 29:275; 33:104, 105, 108, 251; 35:102-4
Congress of Industrial Organizations, 64:142-151 passim; 75:34, 35, 36, 39, 38, 67, 262; 78:190
Congress of Mothers, 64:277
Congress of Racial Equality (CORE), 66:20
Congress, U.S.S. (U.S. Ship), 41:228; 48:339; 54:225, 226, 233
"Conies" (ground squirrels), 52:108, 109, 121; 53:236, 237, 238
Conies, 16: No. 1, Pt. 2, pp. 30,44; 36:29
Conkling, Roscoe, 55:260
Conland, William, 3:118
Conley, Jim, 58:166-178 passim
Conley, S., 31:333
Conley, T. J., 72:271
Conlin, Joseph, 77[4]:90; 79[2]:48
Conlin, Joseph R., "Eating on the Rush: Organizing Meals on the Overland Trail," 64:218-225
Conlin, Joseph R., Bacon, Beans, and Galantines: Food and Foodways on the Western Mining Frontier, review, 67:136-137
Conlin, Joseph R., review of Through Indian Country to California: John P. Sherburne's Diary of the Whipple Expedition, 1853-1854, 68:132-133
Conlin, Lawrence and Thomas, 33:12; 35:303
Conlogue, William, "Farmers' Rhetoric of Defense: California Settlers Versus the Southern Pacific Railroad," 78:40-55
Conmy, Ellen, 29:91
Conmy, John J. and Maria (Cherry), 21:383; 29:91
Conmy, Peter T., 42:146
Conmy, Peter Thomas, address,"The Vigilance Committee of 1851," 30:185, 275-76
Conmy, Peter Thomas, review of Dwyer, Condemned to the Mines: The Life of Eugene O'Connell, 1815-1891, Pioneer Bishop of Northern California and Nevada, 56:187-188
Conmy, Thomas Cherry, 21:383
Conn, W. A., 11:8-9
"Connazionali, Stenterello, and Farfariello: Italian Variety Theater in San Francisco," by Deanne Paoli Gumina, 54:27-36
Connecticut Insurance Company, 26:256
Connecticut Mining and Trading Company, 55:31
Connell, John, 67:41
Connell, S., 15:172
Connelly, Joe, 53:335
Connelly, John, 21:44, 466
Connelly, M. S., 15:181
Connelly, Philip M., 49:318
Connelly, Philip "Slim," 75:34, 37, 38
Conner & Forrest, 30:103
Conner (James) Type Foundry, 34:347
Conner (near Weber Creek, 1848), 2:190
Conner, Edward, 20:335
Conner, John W., 22:37(?); 30:102, 114
Conness, John, 5:338; 10:53, 75, 78, 193, 197, 271, 272, 282, 286, 287, 355, 356, 357, 367, 369; 11:9, 21, 63; 13:31; 20:367; 22:230, 231; 24:276; 25:94; 28:171; 32:147, 151, 159; 33:208, 235; 34:53, 55, 57-59, 63-64; 43:128, 129; 46:156; 69:120, 139; 77[1-3]:86; 77[4]:131; 79[2]:233
Conness, Mount, 4:22, 36, 42, 55; 25:94
Connolley, Stephen and Frances, 17:42
Connolly, David W., 10:62
Connolly, James B., 67:268
Connolly, Phillip M. "Slim," 59:293
Connolly, Thomas A., 22:94
Connor, E., 66:64
Connor, John, 30:254, 264
Connor, P. O., 10:189
Connor, Patrick Edward, 9:258; 10:390; 18:182, 286; 27:218; 40:349; 63:202-209
Connor, Perry, 23:297
Conover, Simpson, 29:22,27
Conquer and Colonize: Stevenson's Regiment and California, by Donald C. Biggs, review, 57:105-106
Conquest of California, 1:14, 21, 140-48, 240-41; 13:301-5; 14:148-49; 19:120, 132-33, 175; 20:193-220 passim; 21:193-94, 216, 220 333-57; 22:41-66; articles on, 8:251-61; 17:123-40, 271-84, 325-50; 18:72-84; 25:121-31; docs. on, 1:72-95, 178-91, 286-95; 286-95; 2:69-74, 162-72, 246-51, 350-62; 3:84-88, 109-25, 178-90; 7:82-85; 8:71-77, 251-61; 9:81-86; 11:205, 209; 12:37-48 passim, 52-60 passim, 163-69, 334-46 passim; 13:109-36, 145-46; see also Bear Flag revolt; California Battalion
Conquests and Historical Identities in California, 1769-1936 (1995) (Haas), 76[2-3]:176; 77[4]:14
Conquests and Historical Identities in California, 1769-1936, by Lisbeth Haas, review, 75:288-289
Conrad, Barnaby, San Francisco: Profile with Pictures, review, 39:182
Conrad, Ephraim Francis and Mary (Bryan), 28:380
Conrad, J. C., 33:363
Conrad, Pete, 62:2
Conran, Joseph, 67:164, 167
Conrat, Maisie and Richard, "Executive Order 9066: All Enemies Look the Same," photo essay 50:313-320
Conrat, Maisie and Richard, The American Farm: A Photographic History, review, 56:175
Conratto, Eugene L., Miwok Means People: The Life and Fate of the Native Inhabitants of the California Gold Rush Country, review, 53:185-186
"Conressman Fireball," see Engle, Clair William Walter
Conroy & O'Connor, 36:103
Consag, Fernando, 41:235; 44:104, 106, 108, 117, 118
Consag, see Konscak
Conscience, Hendrick, 37:312-13
Conservation, 75:322
Conservation (architectural), see Blueprint for Preservation: A Conservation Program for the Whittier Mansion, by Stephen J. Farneth, 62:175-194
Conservation Associates, 71:214, 215, 216
conservation, by Native Americans, 76[2-3]:33
"Conservation Conflict and the Founding of Kings Canyon National Park," by Lary M. Dilsaver, 69:196-205
Conservationism, see "Hot Summer in the Sierra: An Early Contest for Resource Rights at Lake Tahoe," 51:306-314
Conservationism, see "Marsden Manson wants Hetch Hetchy dammed: engineers and conservationists in the progressive era," 58:281-303
Considine, William, 9:314
Consolidated Amador Mine, 20:181
Consolidated Oyster Company, 67:39, 40
Consolidated Steel Shipyard, 75:257, 259, 260
Consolidated Steel's Shipbuilding Division, 75:252
Consolidated Tobacco Company, 40:103
Consolidated Virginia and California mines, 37:219,220
Consolidated Virginia Mine ("Big Bonanza"), 16:88; 27:346; 28:281; 37:219, 220
Consolidated Virginia mining company, 77[4]:72, 160
Constance (sternwheeler), 75:18, 20 (photo)
Constance, Lincoln, 72:231-32
"Constance," see Winman, Gertrude
Constanso, Miguel, 76[2-3]:270
Constantine (ship), 12:199,273; 17:68
Constitution (vessel, ship), 2:352; 3:108; 6:350-51; 17:125; 25:155; 26:222, 223, 226, 230; 32:361; 47:51, 52; 50:19; 57:48, 61
Constitution of California (1824), 27:333
Constitution of California (1849), 10:81, 151-64, 222, 302, 408; 16:43-47, 198; 19:350; 20:110; 26:101; 28:193-97, 361-62 (see also Constitutional Convention); ratification of, 10:163; 12:29; 23:356
Constitution of California (1879), 5:203; 27:343; 35:126,143; 37:218,223; 38:233
Constitutional Convention (1849), 1:209, 270; 6:152-55; 10:131, 145-46, 150-63 220; 13:380; 14:150; 16:197-98; 17:233; 19:4-14; 20:100-107; 22:81; 23:61, 352, 356; 27:16, 261; 28:196, 372-73; 35:13; facsimile sigs. of delegates, 10: opposite 159
Constitutional Convention of 1879, see "California's Constitution of 1879: An Unpaid Debt," 49:135-141; 46:164
Constitutional Convention, 1850, 41:232-233
Constitutional Democrat, Ukiah, 20:165
Constitutional Revision Commission, 77[1-3]:138
Constitutional Union Party, 9:119; 22:228, 358
Constitutionalists (Mexico, 1913), 47:319, 320, 325
Consulate, U.S., in California, 37:1-17; see also Larkin, Thomas O.
consumer industries, in the Gold Rush, 77[4]:195
Conte Bianco (fishing boat), 35:240
"Contemplation Rock, Glacier Rock, 1872," illustration, 42: between 16 & 17
"Contemporary Northern California Native American Art," by Frank LaPena, 71:386-401
"A Contemporary Ohlone Tribal Revitalization Movement: A Perspective from the Muwekma Costanoan/Ohlone Indians of the San Francisco Bay Area," by Les Field, Alan Leventhal, Dolores Sanchez, and Rosemary Cambra, 71:412-431
Contentious Consul: A Biography of John Coffin Jones, by Ross H. Gast, review, 56:281-282
Continent's End, editor Sterling, review, 5:90-92
Continental (ship), 22:10, 22-23, 154; 40:256
Continental Mexican Petroleum Corporation, 30:214
Continental Oil and Transport Company, 75:117
"Continuation of the Annals of San Francisco," compiler by Dorothy H. Huggins, 15:88, 163-86, 266-82, 364-77; 16:79-84, 182-84, 282-85, 336-47; 17:81-85, 168-85
Contra Costa (ship), 38:26
Contra Costa Academy, 17:49; 42:102; 79[2]:244
Contra Costa Boys Academy, 64:54
Contra Costa County History Center, 70:120
Contra Costa County, 9:189; 31:330; 74:186; 76[1, 4]:89
Contra Costa Steam Navigation Company, 10:72
Contra Costa Water Company, 64:35-41
Contra Costa, 1:28; 13:107; 15:62; 27:210; 29:82; 31:326-27; 47:4
Contract and Finance Company, 4:261; 37:130
Contracts: for carrying mail (1846), 10: (facsimile) opposite 353, 353-54; for transportation across plains (1852), 11: (facsimile) 34, opposite 34
Contreras, Archbishop Pedro Moya de, 62:55, 58
Contreras, Felipe de, 2:155
Contreras, Fred, 30:222, 226
"Contribution of Dr. Herbert E. Bolton to the Study of the History of the West, The," address by William G. Paden, 19:187-88
"Contribution towards a Bibliography of the Camel, A," by William S. Lewis, 9:336-44
"The Controversial Career of Martin Aguirre," by Abraham Hoffman, 63:295-304
Convent of Notre Dame, Marysville, 9:372
Convention of Colored Citizens, 75:225
Convento de San Francisco, Palma, Mallorca, illustration, 42: between 208 & 209
Converse Basin, 77[4]:115
Conversion, Punta de la, 8:57, 164
Convoy (ship), 26:249-50, 251; 28:123
Conway (clerk, 1858), 9:253, 352
Conway, Edmond, 33:2, 10, 12
Conway, George Robert Graham, obituary, 30:278-80
Conway, Isaiah, 36:321
Conway, J. R., 13:318
Conway, John, 5:339-40; 75:70
Conway, William, 68:22
Cook (brothers; San Francisco, 1876), 4:68
Cook v. King, 9:357
Cook, A. G., 7:14
Cook, Captain, 77[1-3]:142
Cook, Captain (of General Pierce, 1855), 16:282
Cook, Carroll, 21:184; 30:69; 35:259
Cook, Charles E., 18:261
Cook, Charles F., 26:320
Cook, Charles W., 14:164; 17:176; 21:323-24; 25:109; see also Palmer, Cook & Company
Cook, David, 24:58
Cook, Dr. (from Louisiana, 1849), 18:115
Cook, E., 29:107
Cook, Edward Magruder, Justified by Honor: Highlights in the Life of General James William Denver, review, 68:130-131
Cook, Eli, 6:12
Cook, Elisha, 15:280, 364; 67:224
Cook, Ernest E., 16:132
Cook, Folger, & Company, 16:284
Cook, Grace McGowan, 48:205
Cook, Grove C., 5:76, 77-78, 132, 255; 15:19; 18:33, 36; 21:1, 2, 9, 15-16
Cook, H. C., 34:128
Cook, H. D., 32:354
Cook, Henry, lawsuit, 10:180
Cook, James F., 20:314
Cook, James, 3:215; 9:204-6 passim; 10:321,328; 18:335; observatory of, illustration, 37: opposite 304
Cook, James, 67:195, 246
Cook, Captain James, 76[2-3]:96, 97, 98, 101, 103; 78:2, 4
Cook, Judge (Prairie City, 1855), 9:38
Cook, Kenny & Company, 30:108, 250-53 passim
Cook, Martin E., 24:49
Cook, May, 29:92
Cook, Mrs. Finlay, address,"Memories of Ina Coolbrith," 11:188
Cook, Philip St. George, 63:180
Cook, Sherburne F. and Borah, Woodrow, Essays in Population History: Mexico and California, review, 59:89
Cook, Sherburne F., 52:28, 30; 62:5; 68:117; 71:336, 358, 363; 76[2-3]:124, 149, 216, 222; see The Population of the California Indians, 1769-1970, review, 56:84-85
Cook, Theodocia, 38:342,343
Cook, Walter, 25:12-13
Cook, Warren L., Flood Tide of Empire: Spain and the Pacific Northwest, 1543-1819, review, 52:371-372
Cook, William G., 12:115
Cook, William, 10:166, 284
Cooke & LeCount, 22:34; 28:43; 30:102, 105, 107-14 passim
Cooke (William B.) & Company, 30:102, 114, 251, 253, 353
"Cooke's Cove," 59:120
Cooke, Baker & Company, 22:243, 251; 30:100
Cooke, C. W., 20:115
Cooke, George W., 29:225
Cooke, Grace MacGowan, 59:116-125 passim
Cooke, Helen, 59:117, 118, 120, 121, 123, 124
Cooke, James, 21:150
Cooke, Jay, 70:78
Cooke, Jay, and Company, 70:63
Cooke, John Rogers, 45:147
Cooke, John, 3:204
Cooke, Katharine, 59:117, 118, 120, 121, 123
Cooke, Mrs. William (Lucy Rutledge), 28:380-81; 30:82
Cooke, Philip St. George, 1:60, 68; 13:304; 18:130; 21:198, 212, 221, 222, 333, 342, 353, 355, 356; 22:42, 47, 48, 49, 52, 54, 58, 59, 148; 25:302; 29:36; 33:108-10, 113-14, 266-67
Cooke, Philip St. George, 43:42; 45:145-148, portrait, 136
Cooke, Philip St. George, 55:158, 159
Cooke, Rev.J., 26:171
Cooke, Viola R., 30:82
Cooke, William B., 16:82; 29:126; 30:108; see also Cooke & LeCount; Cooke, Kenny & Company
Cooke, William, 28:380; 59:116, 117, 119
Cooking trade, 75:201
Cooks and Waiters Union, 75:212
Coolat, Rebecca, 72:154
Coolbrith, Ina (poet) 79[2]:20, 218
Coolbrith, Ina Donna, 3:293; 4:95, 211; 5:90, 91; 7:78; 9:392; 10:87; 11:188; 12:79; 13:335, 348, 354; 28:7; 32:235, 237; 33:373; 36:110; 46:242; 52:155, 161, portrait, 84; 57:3 10; 61:85, 86, 87, 88, 89, 92, 201; 63:321; 64:198; 66:55, 61, 65; 68:191 (photograph), 192; 69:24, 26; 70:150, 403; 75:94
Cooley, Charles, 27:304
Cooley, George W., 50:401
Cooley, Judge (Santa Barbara, 1863), 18:272
Cooley, Spade, 68:81, 82
Coolidge, Calvin, 41:212, 213; 49:349; 51:64-69 passim; 55:166, 352, 353; 57:95; 75:32
Coolidge, Daniel "Dane," 73:272
Coolidge, H. W., 9:390; 10:251
Coolidge, Joseph, 29:251
Coolidge, Mary Roberts Smith, 75:94
Coolidge, Mary Elizabeth Roberts Smith, 73:272 (photograph), 273, 274 (photograph), 275
Coolidge, Susan, 72:339
"Coolie Bill" 50:269
"coolie" system, 77[4]:85
Coolot, A., 29:104, 108, 111, 124; 30:366
Coombs, Asa, 9:348-51 passim
Coombs, Frank L., 10:76; address,"Historic, Reminiscent, and Otherwise," 7:289
Coombs, Fred, 47: insert bet 72 & 73
Coombs, Fred, 56:4
Coombs, Frederick, 71:115
Coombs, John J., 9.27
Coombs, Levi, 16:134
Coombs, Nathan F., 64:150
Coombs, Nathan, 11:9; 18:158, 173
Coombs, R., 9:68, 136,137
Coombs, Samuel W., 33:381
Coombs, Thomas M., 9:137, 139, 144-48 passim, 158, 170; see also Link v. Coombs
Coombsville, 29:329
Coon (Sutter's Fort, 1844), 17:158
Coon Hollow, 8:201, 210; 11:58; 79[2]:174
Coon, H. P., 43:302
Coon, Henry Perrin, 21:34, 331; 24:264; 26:257-58; 29:103, 112, 121; 33:234
Coon, Robert S., 26:108, 130, 135, 158
Coonan, Clarence, obituary of Charles P. Cutten, 22:379-80
Cooney, John, 17:83, 176
Cooney, Patrick J., 39:123
Cooney, Percival J., 29:240
Coons' Ranch, 18:121-22, 135
Coons, Arthur G., 59:129; 77[1-3]:132
Coons, Arthur G., review of Young, William Stewart Young, 1859-1937, 48:178
Coons, Arthur, 42:107
Coons, Edith F., 32:1-2, 12, 16, 20-21, 25, 33, 41
Cooper (2d off. on Avoll, 1833), 14:314
Cooper (medium, Marysville, 1857), 9:169
Cooper (San Francisco, 1860), 29:119
Cooper (via Mexican, 1850), 1:60
Cooper AME Zion, 75:240
Cooper Medical School, 4:206; College, 30:67; 74:377
Cooper, Ana Maria de Guadalupe, 12:135
Cooper, C. M. N., 14:217
Cooper, Charles H., 15:240
Cooper, Charles P., 15:53
Cooper, Charles W., The A. Wardman Story, review, 41:60-61; Whittier: Independent College in California, Founded by Quakers, 1887, review, 49:69-71
Cooper, David, 1:60
Cooper, Edward T., 14:299, 313
Cooper, Elias Samuel, 4:150, 179, 180, 187-88, 193-94, 197, 200, 201, 205, 206; 5:93
Cooper, Elias, 66:58
Cooper, Elizabeth, 6:152
Cooper, Elwood, 62:140
Cooper, Emma, 36:314-15, 319, 323
Cooper, Erwin, Aqueduct Empire: A Guide to Water in California-Its Turbulent History and Its Management Today, review, 49:274-275
Cooper, Ethel, 21:192; 26:94
Cooper, F., 29:40
Cooper, Fernando M., 2:49; 4:153, 180
Cooper, Florence (née Bowers), 62:37
Cooper, Frances, 6:151-52; 20:150-51, 152
Cooper, Frederic Taber, compiler Rider's California, review, 4:397-98
Cooper, Gary, 72:43 (photograph); 75:74
Cooper, George Vincent, drawing by, 14: opposite 269
Cooper, George, 56:354
Cooper, Henry, 15:121
Cooper, James A., 21:192
Cooper, James Graham, 4:16; 21:368
Cooper, Jesse C., 15:277
Cooper, John (Juan Bautista Roger), 50:6, 9, 409; 52:269; 54:325, 327
Cooper, John B. R., 56:115; 70:353, 354 (photograph), 362; 76[2-3]:306, 307
Cooper, John Bautista Rogers, 2:37, 49; 8:29, 301; 9:190; 10:414; 12:236, 238, 261, 297; 14:127, 128, 346; 15:225, 339; 16:4, 143, 248, 265, 270, 322, 355; 17:57, 142, 145, 236; 19:127, 128, 129, 134, 141, 194, 212, 214; 20:341-42; 23:213, 218, 313, 330, 331, 332; 26:249, 250; 29:27, 157, 166; 30:98; 34:117-18, 123; 37:2; 62:61
Cooper, John I., 9:316-17
Cooper, Juan Bautista Guillermo, 12:135
Cooper, Katherine (Wakeman), 30:159
Cooper, L. F., 19:370
Cooper, Laura, 10:359
Cooper, Luther, 11:75; 16:325
Cooper, Martha, 6:152
Cooper, Mrs. John Bautista Rogers (Encarnacion Vallejo), 17:142, 145
Cooper, Oscar, 26:94
Cooper, Rose, 16:283
Cooper, Samuel E., 22:61
Cooper, Sarah, 75:10; "On the Archival Trail of the CIO and Hollywood's Labor Wars," 75:34-39
Cooper, Sarah B., 64:286
Cooper, Sarah Brown (Ingersoll), 21:373; 8:9; 31:252
Cooper, Sidney, 55:158
Cooper, Stephen, 2:64-65; 6:148-49, 151-52; 9:76-77; 20:150-53 passim
Cooper, Susan, 6:152; 20:150-51, 152
Cooper, Thomas Benton, 6:157
Cooperative Land and Colonization Association (Kaweah Colony), 69:94, 101, 103
Coordinating Council for Higher Education in California, 77[1-3]:133
Coos Bay Times, Marshfield, Oregon, 18:384
Coos Bay, Oregon, 25:255, 263; 76[2-3]:88
Coos Bay, Roseburg and Eastern Railroad & Navigation Company, 70:36
Copa, Maria, 76[2-3]:66, 67
Copco One Dam, 30:340
Cope, Edward, 61:55; 62:28
Cope, Walter B., 6:288
Cope, Warner Walton, 9:155; 10:49, 52, 61, 283, 373(?); 11:6
Cope, William, 21:353; 22:45; 33:105
Copeland (in mines, 1849), 27:160
Copeland, Captain (Santa Barbara, 1860s), 18:272
Copiapo (ship), 21:307
Copinger (Coppinger), John, 41:239, 242, 247
Copland, Aaron, 52:333
Copley Newspapers, 43:371
Copoloff, Steven R., 63:98, 100
Coppa's, San Francisco, 48:198, 199, 200
Coppa's, San Francisco, 56:293
Copper and copper mining, 1:117, 143, 144; 2:18; 16:42; 17:138; 21:202, 203, 222; 31:127, 129
Copper City, 22:369
copper mines: 77[4]:25, 37, 204; in the Lake Superior District, 127
Copper Trust, 63:129, 130
Copper, 73:279
"Copperheads," 20:160, 167, 258; 21:129; 22:358; 34:52, 57-58, 60
Coppin, George, 21:65
Coppinger (or Copinger), John, 15:115, 135, 224, 228; 17:253; 28:260
Copsey, Arthur, 32:376
Coptic (vessel, ship), 30:200; 57:61
Copyrights, see "California Copyrights..."
Coquelin, Benoit Constant, 20:138
Cora Indians of Baja California (The). The Relacion of Father Ignacio Maria Napoli, S.J., September 20, 1721, translation and edited by James Robert Moriarty, review, 49:361-362
Cora, Charles, 8:369-71; 13:82; 14:351, 354; 15:81, 204-5; 17:81, 83, 175,176; 20:306; 24:174; 37:155-65 passim; defended by Baker, 3:42; 10:190; 15:205; 17:310; hanged, 3:41; 8:371; 17:310; 20:260; 21:26; 24:173; portrait, 8:368
Cora, Mrs. Charles (Arabella Ryan), 8:370; 16:347; 17:81
Coral (vessel), 50:358
Coral, Robert, 10:184
Coray, Jerome, 41:131, 132
Corbalan, Pedro, 56:258
Corbaley, R. C., 29:225
Corban, see Gómez de Corbán [Gomez de Corban]
Corbett Investment Company, 52:234
Corbett, Frank, 53:337, 338
Corbett, Harry, 53:338
Corbett, Henry L., 52:235
Corbett, James, "Jim", 70:175, 176
Corbett, Jim, 53:333-344 passim
Corby (dancer, San Francisco, 1855), 15:279
Corbyn, Sheridan, 21:67, 160, 162, 167, 179
Corcoran, John M., 1:18
Corcoran, Kathanne, see Herne, Mrs. James A.
Cordelling, 4:111; 8:18, 19; 15:110
Corder, Arthur E., obituary, 37:376-77
Corder, Thomas W., 37:376-77
Cordero, Antonio, 3:313; 19:243
Cordero, Fermin, 46:318-319
Cordero, José, [Cordero, Jose] 15:214
Cordero, José Clemente [Cordero, Jose Clemente], 78:166
Cordero, Manuel Rivero, see Rivero Cordero, Manuel
Cordero, Mariana S., 27:94
Cordero, Miguel, 50:419
Cordero, Thomas, 28:265
Cordes, Frederick Carl, 39:180; "Letters of A. Rotchev, ... Fort Ross, ... Report of the Russian-American Company for the Year 1850-51," translated, 39:97-115; obituary of Hans Barkan, 356-57
Cordes, Fredrick C., obituary of W. Barclay Stephens, 41:179
Cordier, Henri, 59:246
Córdoba, Alberto de, [Cordoba, Alberto de] 41:33, 39-44; 57:370, 371; 63:232, 233
Córdoba, Fernandez de, [Cordoba, Fernandez de] 50:198
Cordona, Nicolas and Tomás de, [Cordona, Nicolas and Tomas de] 1:36
Cordova, Alberto, 15:61
Cordua's Bar, 12:303
Cordua's Ranch, 9:75; 14:198-204, 207, 227, 383; 15:52; see also New Mecklenburg; Marysville
Corea (ship), 30:200
Corella, Manuel, 64:55, 57
Corey, Frank, 9:385
Corey, J. M., 7:113; 26:237
Corey, Mount, 7:113
Corey, Wendell, 72:48
Corhyn & Bigger, Melodeon, Sacramento, 9:276
Corillo, Pedro, 59:4
Coriolanus (play), 21:149
Cork Oak (quercus suber), 45:45-46
Corlies, Emma, 56:73, 75
Corliss, Willson, 18:262, 263, 264
Corn Exchange Insurance Company, 26:256
Corn, 1:166; 5:47, 131, 135, 217; 8:237, 319; 14:7, 11, 20; 18:335; 22:319; 32:355
Cornado, Luis Murillo, 49:240
Cornbloom, Charles, 37:198
Cornel Adobe, 60:40
Cornelie (vessel), 43:27
Cornelison, Wiley, 21:237
Cornelius Cole, by Phillips, review, 8:382-83
Cornelius' ferry, 28:330
Cornelius, Br., 21:372; address,"William Keith," 21:278
Cornelius, Brother, 69:145
Cornell University, 56:170; 73:272
Cornell Watch Company, 34:327
Cornell, Captain (of W. L. Marcy, 1854), 15:185
Cornell, W., 8:341; 10:172
Corner (Yuba County, 1857), 9:139
Cornero, Anthony, 63:41
"Cornerstone of the State Capitol," by J. N. Bowman, 33:329-35
Corney, Peter, 1:176,195
Corney, Peter, 63:236
Cornford, Daniel A., Workers and Dissent in the Redwood Empire, review, 67:199-200
Cornford, Daniel, "To Save the Republic: The California Workingmen's Party in Humboldt County," 66:130-142
Cornford, Daniel, review of Nash, World War II and the West: Reshaping the Economy, 70:117, 119
Cornford, Daniel, and Sally Miller, American Labor in the Era of World War II, review, 75:289
Cornford, Daniel, review, of A New Life: Danish emigration to North America as described by the emigrants themselves in letters, 1842-1946, 75:172; 77[4]:15, 16
Corning Glass Works, 60:238
Corning Observer (publication), 54:299, 300, 305
Cornish (lawsuits, Marysville, 1859), 10:185, 186, 187
Cornish Miners in America (The): The Contributions to the Mining History of the United States by Emigrant Cornish Miners-the Men Called Cousin Jacks, by Arthur Cecil Todd, review, 48:257-258
Cornish miners, 73:311; 77[4]:32, 37, 38, 39, 82, 95, 96-97, 151, 286
Cornishmen, 26:374
Cornoyer, Joseph, 22:206, 217, 218, 220; 23:31, 35, 127, 138
Corns, William, 20:115
Cornwall, 77[4]:25, 38, 39
Cornwall (dentist, 1857), 9:161, 162
Cornwall, George N., 16:134
Cornwall, P. B., 48:8
Cornwall, Pierre Bailow, 6:61; 9:256, 261; 12:33, 34; 14:375, 376; 15:76, 370; 24:72; 25:11
Cornwall, William A., 15:275
Cornwallis, Kinahan, 56:41
Cornwell, Harvey, 44:231, 233
Cornwell, Henry, 40:34
Corocoran Gallery of Art, 75:65
Corona, 75:88
Corona, Bert, 72:61
Coronado (place), 17:35; 20:140; 31:149
Coronado Islands, 76[2-3]:84, 91
Coronado trail, 25:372
Coronado, Francisco Vásquez de, [Coronado, Francisco Vasquez de] 1:45; 3:263-67 passim, 384; 6:300, 301, 315, 316, 318, 322, 328; 7:20; 13:86; 76[2-3]:83, 85
Coronado, Francisco, 18:262-63
Coronado, Hotel del, 31:156; 35:269, 351-52; 36:71, 154
Coronado Island, 77[1-3]:182, 183
Coronado, quest for seven cities, 77[1-3]:19
Coronados (islands), 7:46, 345; 8:217; 31:350, 352, 354
Coronation (ship), 15:182
Coronel, Antonio, and family, 77[1-3]:163, 164, 169, 171, 172
Coronel, Antonio F., 43:106-107, 113; 48:346; 75:89
Coronel, Antonio Francisco, 13:50, 55, 217, 318, 326-27, 383; 21:331; 25:293-94, 298-300, 304; 26:23, 56; 29:234, 246, 247; 32:339
Coronel, Antonio Franco, 55:31, 34
Coronel, Antonio, 59:3; 72:343 (photograph); 78:177, 178; 79[2]:90, 106, 108; photo of, 107
Coronel, Hernando de los Rios, 7:264-65
Coronel, Ignacio, 13:217, 223, 312, 318; 29:246
Coronel, Manuel, 29:235
Coronel, María Antonia, [Coronel, Maria Antonia] 26:57
Corporate collections, 75:26
corporate economy, in mining areas, 77[4]:68-73
corporate securities, in mining companies, 77[4]:62
corporations, formation of, 77[4]:64; laws a�ecting, 63, 134-35; mining, 52, 54; promotions of, 63
Corporations, regulation of, 10:273, 288; 19:10-11
Corr, Captain Ebenezer, 76[2-3]:302
Corr, William, 72:10-13, 15
Corral Flat, 30:241-42
Corral Hollow, 17:168
Corral, Miguel del, 49:3, 4, 12
Correa & Bahnsen, 15:277
Correa, Antonio, 3:389; 7:20, 55, 70
"Corrections and Addenda... Vigilance Committee ... 1856," by Thomas L. Rayner, 8:364-73
Correo Mercado (ship), 14:258; 15:359, 360
Correro de Talcahuano (ship) 79[2]:51
"Corriere dell'aria," 75:350
Corriere, Il, del Popolo (newspaper), 70:372
Corrigan, J. P., 9:26
Corrister, W. D., 20:305, 314
Corsair (ship), 17:294
Corsair, The (play), 9:255,280
Corse, Captain (Sacramento, 1856), 24:172, 174
Corser, Charles H., 9:26, 109; 15:281, 364; 17:84, 85
Cort Theater, San Francisco, 25:235, 238, 241, 242, 245
Corte Madera Creek, 17: No. 1, Pt. 2, page 12
Corte Madera Creek, 53:223
Corte Madera, 12:298; 14:201; 15:279
"Cortés and the First Attempt to Colonize California," by Robert Ryal Miller, ["Cortes and the First Attempt to Colonize California"] 53:4-16
Corte's, 73:143
Cortés, Hernan, [Cortes, Hernan] 50:73, 74
Corte, Pasquale, 71:529 (photograph)
Cortes (ship), 15:88, 164, 166, 170, 171, 181, 182, 266, 271, 275, 364; 16:84, 184, 338; 17:81, 172, 179; 23:103; 29:102, 111
Cortes (vessel), 57:49
Cortes (steamship), 76[1, 4]:89
Cortes Bank, 31:154-58 passim
Cortés, Enrique, [Cortes, Enrique] review of Camarillo, Chicanos in a Changing Society: From Mexican Pueblos to American Barrios, and Castillo, The Los Angeles Barrio 1850-1890: A Social History, 59:269-270
Cortés, Fernando, [Cortes, Fernando] 59:170; 62:53
Cortes, Hernan, California explorations of 80-82
Cortes, Hernando, 1:36-52 passim; 3:262, 307-14 passim, 320, 336, 368, 374; 6:294-99 passim, 301-10 passim, 318-21 passim; 7:71, 135, 139, 192, 309; 19:240-43 passim; 26:311; 30:279
Cortés, Juan, letters to, [Cortes, Juan] 37:249-63
Cortes, Sea of, see California, Gulf of
Cortese, Dominic, 72:191-92
Cortez, 73:29
Cortez, Gregorio, 63:295
Cortéz, Josef Antonio, [Cortez, Josef Antonio] 55:332
Cortina, Francisco, 25:362
Coruña, Martin de, [Coruna, Martin de] 53:8
Corvallis & Eastern Railway (C&E), 70:36
Corvallis, Ore., 28:207
Corvalom, Christoval, 27:63
Corville and Company, 67:28, 30
Corwin (ship), 20:194
Corwin, Eli S., 34:318-19
Corwin, Frances M., 14:176, 177, 182
Corwin, James, 26:171
Corwine, Amos B., 11:11
Cory, Benjamin, 2:182, 188, 191, 195
Cory, Clarence Linus, 4:48; 35:272
Cory, Mabel Ward, 49:334-335
Cory, Miss (Yuba County, 1857), 9:142
Corys, Sargent, 14:278, 279
Corzell, Lewis, 14:211
Cosad, David, 58:129
Cosby, John Dabney, 9:46, 107
Cosgrave, George, 20:191, 288; "A Diplomatic Incident on the Little Mariposa," 21:358-62; "James McHall Jones," 20:97-116; translator Friedrich Gerstacker,"The French Revolution," 17:3-17; obituary, 24:375-76
Cosgrove, James, 9:356
Cosio, José María, [Cosio, Jose Maria] 14:257
Cosmetology Board, 75:88
Cosmopolitan Art Association (Weaverville), 70:167
Cosmopolitan Bathhouse, Yosemite, 5:339
Cosmopolitan Gallery of Photographic Art (The), 42:7; 68:4
Cosmopolitan Hotel, Los Angeles, 13:339
Cosmopolitan Hotel, San Francisco, 2:205; 19:229; 30:209; 35:120; 59:19, 20
Cosmopolitan Pictures, 77[1-3]:63
Cosmopolitan Saloon, 75:71
Coso (prop.county), 26:243
Coso Gold and Silver Mining Company, 18:200
Coso, 10:381, 393; 18:208; mines near, 10:261,393; 18:200, 204, 206, 208
Cosoy (rancheria), 75:309
Cospar (in mines, 1848), 2:193, 194,196
Cossit (Downieville, 1858), 9:357
Cossley-Batt, Jill L., The Last of the California Rangers, review, 8:83-84
Cost, Jacob Alexander, 48:64
Costa, Giacomo, 47:206
Costa, L., 22:68
Costa Mesa Historical Society, 75:92
Costanoan Indians, 71:379, 413-414, 426; see Ohlone
Costanoan/Ohlone Indians, 71:336
The Costansó Narrative of the Portola Expedition, translation and edited by Ray Brandes, review, [The Costanso Narrative of the Portola Expedition] 49:164-165
"Costansó's 1794 Report on Strengthening New California's Presidios," translation by Manuel P. Servin, ["Costanso's 1794 Report on Strengthening New California's Presidios,"] 49:221-232
Costanso, 60:9
Costansó, Miguel, [Costanso, Miguel] 1:158-59; 3:225, 227; 4:143; 10:80-83 passim; 13:185, 196, 198; 19:77; 31:110; 36:2, 218; 40:122, 198; 41:31, 33; 47:203, 296-297, 300-305 passim; see "Costansó's 1794 Report on Strengthening New California's Presidios," 49:221-232; "Miguel Costansó California's Forgotten Founder," 49:3-19; 63:232
Costello, Lou, 75:56, 58
Coster, John H., 11:127
Coster, C. H., 70:32-33
Costo, Jeannette Henry, 71:358
Costo, Rupert and Jeannette Henry Costo, editors, The Missions of California: A Legacy of Genocide, review, 67:191-194; Natives of the Golden State: The California Indians, review, 76:Supp. 36-37
Costo, Rupert, 71:358, 418
"Costs of the Modoc War," by Richard H. Dillon, 28:161-64, 286
Costume, see Dress
Costume de la Haute Californie (lithograph), 76[2-3]:360, 370
Cosumnes land claim, 46:126
Cosumnes River, 1:150; 13:74, 75, 170, 174; 22:329; 23:35, 130; 32:196; 34:2; 75:17; 77[1-3]:17
Cosumnes Township, 75:207, 210
Cot, Antonio José, [Cot, Antonio Jose] 23:210, 217, 322, 332
Cot, José A., [Cot, Jose A.] 54:65
Cota family (Gaviota, 1864), 18:263, 264; 78:173
Cota, Guillermo, 12:232; 13:205, 207, 211
Cota, Leonardo, 13:126, 327, 349; 17:329; 26:33, 42; 74:239
Cota, Loreta, 13:331
Cota, Manuel, 12:1 33
Cota, Manuelito (Luiseño Indian [Luiseno Indian]) 79[2]:99
Cota, Mrs. Francisco, 27:109
Cota, Pablo Antonio, 46:320; 47:295
Cota, Pablo, 13:198
Cota, Rafaela, see Temple, Mrs. John
Cota, Rogue de, 46:323
Cota, Rogue, 13:202
Cota, Simon, 23:6
Cota, Valentin, 12:133
Cotati Grant, 54:328, 331
Cotham (M. C.) & Company, San Francisco, 3:268, 269
Cotón, Juan Bautista (Indian), [Coton, Juan Bautista] 45:341, 343
Cottage Book, The, by Richard Sexton, review, 69:302
Cottage Sawmill, 9:52, 70
Cotter, Richard M., 33:12, 149, 153-57 passim, 163-64, 167
Cotter, Richard, 4:18-22 passim, 54
Cottle, Benjamin H., 22:223, 224
Cotton Club, 75:281
"Cotton and Gold," address by James A. B. Scherer, 5:205-6
Cotton Wood Post Office, 28:352
Cotton, 1:167; 5:205-6; 6:159-65; 12:157; 16:15; 18:226, 298; 21:212, 329; 22:13, 18, 25, 319; 27:144; 74:6, 10, 33, 107
Cotton, Arthur, 30:91
Cotton, Ben, 21:163-64, 169,173
Cotton, cultivation of, 45:44-45
Cotton, Edwin, 30:91
Cotton, Hamilton, 39:133
Cotton, Lutie, 30:91
Cotton, Mrs. J. S., letters to, 27:225, 226
Cotton, Oscar W., 72:140, 141
cottonwood (Populus fremontii), 76[2-3]:31
Cottonwood Creek (Poso Creek?), 11:254
Cottrell, Hartwell, 68:90
Cottro (Indian, 1836), 16:249
Coubertin, Pierre de (Baron), 63:10, 23, 25, 77, 79
Couch, Jesse, 13:257
Coughlin, Bernard, 49:329
Coughlin, Father Charles, 75:348
Coughlin, Magdalen, "Boston Smugglers on the Coast (1797-1821): An Insight into the American Acquisition of California," 46:99-120; "Commercial Foundations of Political Interest in the Opening Pacific, 1789-1829," 50:15-33; review of Weber, California's Reluctant Prelate: The Life and Times of the Right Reverend Thaddeus Amat, C.M. (1811-1878), 44:351-352; review of Weber, Readings in California Catholic History, 48:360-362; review of Weber, A Select Guide to Catholic California History, 46:83-84
Coughtin (Coughlin? ), Patrick, 24:53
"Could One of These Have Been `The City'?" by Brian McGinty, 64:132-141
Coulp (Marysville, 1850s), 9:173
Coult, Theodore A., 10:181, 200, 361, 372, 387
Coulter and Murphy's Hotel, Yosemite, see Cedar Cottage
Coulter pine (Pinus coulteri), 76[2-3]:24
Coulter, Alexander, 71:18
Coulter, Edith Margaret, 20:288; 25:195; fellow CHS, 38:74; "California Copyrights, 1851-1856," 22:27-40; obituary of Lucy Ward Stebbins, 34:180-81
Coulter, Edith Margaret, obituary by Neal Harlow, 42:369-370
Coulter, George W., 4:24; 5:337
Coulter, George, 69:125
Coulter, S. T., 30:263
Coulter, Thomas, 2:227; 18:335, 341
Coulter, Thomas, 46:60; 53:119, 121
Coulter, W., 38:214
Coulter, William A., 25:196; 37:30
Coulter, William Alexander, 77[1-3]:86
Coulterville and Yosemite Turnpike Company, 69:122, 127
Coulterville, 22:182; 79[2]:75, 325
Council Bluffs, 2:30; 4:112, 119, 128
Council Bluffs, Missouri, 77[4]:177
Council Bluffs, Nebraska, 42:33
Council of Catholic Women (Los Angeles), 72:14
Council of Federated Trades, see San Francisco Labor Council
Council of War and Royal Treasury (1773), 45:204
Count of Monte Cristo (play), 16:301
Count of Montesclaros, 76[2-3]:92
Counter-culture groups, 73:131
counterfactual history, 77[1-3]:46-47, 48
Counterfeits and counterfeiting, 1:252; 15:377; 16:83; 17:180
Counterpoint: Perspectives on Asian America, editor by Emma Gee et al, review, 56:370-371
Country Life in America (publication), 57:312
Country music, role of, 68:80-85
Country Road-Blocking System, 29:362, 363
Counts, Calvin, 33:363
Counts, George, 53:25, 28
County boundaries, 9:259; book on, review 2:366-67
County Court Records (1850-1879), see "Research Uses of County Court Records, 1850-1879: and Incidental Intimate Glimpses of California Life and Society," 52:241-266, 338-365
County Supervisors Association of California (CSAC), 72:365
Courcelle, de, see Naudet
Courier (ship), 2:235; 8:331; 18:70; book on, review, 38:371
Courier and Enquirer, New York, 25:334
Courier de San Francisco (newspaper), 43:31
Courier, Crescent City, 32:163
Courier, John W., 2:122
Courier, San Francisco, 7:281
Courier, Shasta, 21:383; 29:91
Courner, I.W., 22:37
Courrier de Californie, Le, San Francisco, 39:159-60, 346
Courrier de Cherbourg, Le (ship), 31:140,311-16
Courrier de l'Europe, Le (weekly), 39:142, 149, 346
Courrier de Los Angeles, Le, 39:327-28, 346
Courrier de San Francisco, Le, 32:1 15; 39:165-66, 169, 222, 225, 315, 346, 347
Courrier des Ameriques, Le, San Francisco, 39:159, 347
Courrier du Pacifique, Le, San Francisco, 39:313, 315, 319, 347, 348
Courrier Francais des Etats-Unis, Le, 39:225; see also Courrier du Pacifique
Courrier Francais, Le (weekly), 39:343, 347
Court cases (1913), 58:166-178
Court House Bluff (or Rock), 6:114; 22:131
Court of Appeals, First Circuit, 62:127
Court of Appeals, Ninth Circuit, 62:126
Court of the Ages [renamed Court of Abundance) (Panama Pacific International Exposition), 62:110, 111, 115
Court of the Seasons (Panama Pacific International Exposition), 62:110, 115
Court of the Universe (Panama Pacific International Exposition), 62:110, 111, 115
Courtaine, Henry, 4:61; 21:42-43, 53, 70, 152, 265; 39:301
Courtaine, Mrs. Henry (Emma Grattan), 21:42,43
"Courtesy of Title Insurance and Trust Company" - The Historical Collection at California Historical Society Los Angeles History Center," by Gary Kurutz, 57:186- 194
Courtland Pear Fair, 59:165
Courtland, 73:14, 25, 56
Courtland, California, 49:29, 30, 33
Courts of Flowers and Palms (Panama Pacific International Exposition), 62:110
Courts, in American period, 9:172; 16:79; 19:261; 20:104 admiralty, 35:110 Circuit, 15:369; 16:285; 19:261 County, 9:71, 172, 268, 357, 361-74 passim; 15:180; 17:172; 20:104 District, 9:131, 172, 264, 269, 348, 356-57, 358, 372, 380; 10:53, 54, 55, 356; 15:180, 183, 274, 277, 278, 364, 368, 369, 377; 16:79, 80, 81; 17:170-71, 175, 176, 180, 182; 20:104 Justices', 9:64,66, 71-72, 129-52 passim, 155, 160, 161, 165-68 passim, 172, 349, 356, 363,373, 375; 15:270; 20:104 Mayors; 9:172; 15:369; 16:285; 17:81, 82, 83 Probate, 9:172 Recorders; 9:172, 261, 346, 350, 357, 360,367, 370, 374, 375 of Sessions, 9:172, 286, 287, 348, 349, 363, 373, 379, 390; 10:41, 57, 63, 364; 15:275, 369; 17:175, 176, 177 Sheriffs; 9:149, 151, 346,347 Superior, 9:172, 348; 15:364, 368, 370; 16:368; 17:84, 85, 175, 177, 180, 182; 20:366, 367; 26:91 California Supreme, 8:354, 355; 9:172, 269, 362, 366, 389, 390; 10:70, 273, 356; 15:267, 268, 274, 276, 370; 16:80; 17:170, 171, 180; 20:104, 365-73; 26:209-15 passim; 33:73-75; photograph of seal, 33: opposite 73 U.S. District, 13:339; 15:182, 266, 277, 368, 369; 16:79, 80; 17:176; 19:265; 20:110; 21:120; 22:28-29; 25:324; 26:210; 27:134 U.S. Supreme, 15:274, 368; 16:79, 182; 19:261; 21:120
Courts, in Mexican period, 1:33; see also Alcalde
Cousin Jacks, 77[4]:38
Cousins Launch and Lighter Company, 60:223
Cousins, Captain Henry, 60:223
Coutant, J.L., 22:251
Couts, Cave Johnson, 1:236; 12:77; 21:304; 22:19; 25:307; 33:109, 342; 45:343; 48:41; 56:119
Couts, Cave, Jr., 77[1-3]:180, 184
Couts, Cave, 59:9; 79[2]:98
Couts, Mrs. Cave Johnson, see Bandini, Isidora
Couts, William, 77[1-3]:180, 184
Couts, Ysidora, 77[1-3]:165
Coutts, Mrs. Gordon (Alice), 37:30
Coutts, Peter (Paulin Caperon), 23:180; 33:169-74
Coutz, John, 61:280
Couzens, James, 69:348
Covarrubias, José María, [Covarrubias, Jose Maria] 9:104; 10:117; 11:9,342; 13:109, 217, 231; 16:364; 17:233; 19:7; 21:311-13, 322; 27:108-10; 29:231, 232, 244, 246; 41:114; 54:338; facsimile sig., 10: opposite 159
Covell, A. T., 25:33,34
Covello, Leonard, 71:523
Covelo, 27:221, 222-23
"Covered Wagon in Court, The," 33:175-78
Covillard (San Francisco, 1850), 6:38, 42
Covillaud House, Marysville, 14:379, 393-94
Covillaud, Charles, 9:75, 77; 10:269, 367, 383; 12:280, 299; 14:203-15 passim, 219,221,383,389,405-6; 15:24,29,42, 51, 53, 280; photograph, 15: opposite 21; 46:136; 57:120, 124
Covillaud, Fajard & Company, 14:207, 214
Covillaud, Mrs. Charles (Mary Murphy), 9:77; 12:280, 299; 14:206, 220-21; portrait, 14: opposite 195; 78:248
Covina: Sunflowers, Citrus, Subdivisions, by Donald H. Pflueger, review, 44:356-357
Covington (Sacramento, 1861), 10:277
Covington, Elam, 20:112
Cow Creek, see Canoe River
cow parsnip (Heracleum lanatum), 76[2-3]:23
Cowan, Natalie Jahraus, "Carville, San Francisco's Oceanside Bohemia," 57:308-319
Cowan, Robert Ernest, 1:108, 110; 3:247-48, 252; 11:65, 68; 12:125, 126; 14:87; 15:196; 28:364-65 "Alexander S. Taylor," 12:18-24; "Auction Sales of Californiana," 1:96-99; 2:77-80; 3:191-95; 6:192-94; 7:405; 8:278-79; "Bibliographical Note: Laws for the Better Government of California," 2:75-76; "The Leidesdorff-Folsom Estate," 7:105-11; "Meetings of the Society," 4:400; "Norton I," 2:237-45; "Recent Auction Prices," 8:78-79
- forewords: to "Bancroft's Guide to the Colorado Mines," 12:3-4; to "Documentary," 2:161-62; introduction to "Journal of John McHenry Hollingsworth," editor H. R. Wagner, 1:207-8
- contributor to "The Twenty Rarest and Most Important Works... History of California," 10:79, 82
- addresses: "Alexander S. Taylor, First Bibliographer of California," 10:91; "The Bibliography of California," 3:101; "Booksellers of Old San Francisco," 20:282; "The Discovery of Gold in California," 5:95-96; "Some Forgotten Characters of Old San Francisco," 13:88; "Some Romantic Realities in the History of California," 8:90
- obituaries of: John L. Hitchcock, 5:104-5; James D. Phelan, 9:294-95
- book reviews by, 1:99-102, 197-99, 302-3; 2:81-84; 3:200-201, 290-91; 4:89-91; 5:88-89, 311-12, 405-7; 6:281-82; 7:86-87, 407; 8:183-85, 379-80, 382-83; 18:371-73
- report of Publication Committee, 3:95-96
- The Pioneers of California, review, 8:186
- obituary, 21:282-83; 42:29; 50:168
Cowan, Robert G., The Admission of the 31st State by the 31st Congress: An Annotated Bibliography of the Congressional Speeches upon the Admission of California, review, 42:263-264
Cowan, Robert, 63:322
Cowart, Z. T., 67:242
Cowboy (ship), 12:141
Cowboy Country by Bob Powers, review, 68:48-49
Cowden, Henry, 21:306
Cowden, J. S., 26:306
Cowdray, Lord, see Pearson, Weetman
Cowell Cooperage Barn, Illustration, 53:44-45
Cowell, Henry, 77[4]:188
Cowell, Mary (Mrs. James S. Slingerland), 9:147, 151, 152, 170; 10:256, 267, 288, 359
Cowell, Mrs. Effie, 9:143, 149, 150, 158; 10:256, 267, 365
Cowen, William, 3:149-50
Cowie, Thomas, 1:135; 12:56; 17:240; 20:224; 24:58, 71; 25:124; 29:266-67, 270
Cowles, Cornelia S., see French, Mrs. Erasmus Darwin
Cowles, Josiah E., 3:105, 106, 107
Cowles, Samuel, 9:29; 27:153; 33:265
Cowlitz (ship), 8:98; 17:142; 28:99, 100-107 passim, 243, 248, 252
Cowsby, A. E., 9:140
Cox Americana Collection, 59:175
Cox's Bar, 21:127
Cox, Alexander J., 16:133; 24:58
Cox, Cornelius C., 21:303-4
Cox, Frederick, 56:339
Cox, Henderson, 14:278-80
Cox, Isaac, 20:80, 152; 21:127-40; 30:358
Cox, Isaac, 70:255
Cox, John, 21:337, 345; 25:296, 306; 26:49
Cox, Joseph, 28:337
Cox, Leander, 14:217
Cox, M. B., 26:182-83
Cox, Martha Heasley, review of Valjean, John Steinbeck: The Errant Knight, 55:91-92
Cox, R. M., 15:280, 364
Cox, Samuel Sullivan, 50:244
Cox, Thomas R., Mills and Markets: A History of the Pacific Coast Lumber Industry to 1900, review, 54:186-187
Cox, Thomas, 9:104
Cox, William George, 6:22-23
Cox, William R., Luke Short And His Era, review, 41:343-345
Cox, William, 70:290
Coxey's Army (1894), 58:257-258
Coxhead, E. A., 44:221; 51:298
Coxhead, Ernest (San Francisco architect), 62:108, 109; 63:332-333
Coy, Captain (filibuster, 1855), 17:172
Coy, Owen (historian) 79[2]:47
Coy, Owen C., 43:235; 75:88
Coy, Owen Cochran, 1:164; 7:409; 8:381; book reviews by, 2:17879,366-67; 6:377-79; editor Pictorial History of California, review, 5:89-90
Coyle, Alice Sheridan, photograph, 55:80
Coyle, Peter, 21:306
Coyne, J. Stirling (writer) 79[2]:212
coyote-brush (Baccharis pilularis subspecies consanguinea), 76[2-3]:23
Coyote and Deer Creek Water Company, 77[4]:137
Coyote Canyon, 10:214,216
Coyote Creek, 22:71,73,74,81
Coyote Dancer (painting), inside front cover, Fall (Volume 71, 1992)
Coyote Diggings, Calaveras Company, 22:74
Coyote Flat, 22:76
Coyote Hill, 29:193
Coyote Holes, Kern County, 17:105, 106, 108,116
Coyote in the Mission (painting), 71:391
Coyote mining claim, Butte County, 33:295
Coyote mining claim, Kern County, 32:14, 29-36 passim
Coyote Press, 71:338
Coyote Ravine, 11:236
coyote stories, 76[2-3]:59, 68-69, 71
Coyote Valley Rancheria, 71:403, 404 (photograph)
Coyote Valley, 24:55, 56
Coyote-hole diggings, 6:245-46; 8:359; 11:236; illustration, 6: opposite 245
Coyotes, 2:43; 6:215, 247; 8:147; 11:114; 12:208, 305; 13:68; 17:28; 18:74; 19:118, 119; 27:194; 28:218; 29:256, 258
Coyoteville, 8:359; 11:236
Coytier, L., 28:46
Coytisa (Indian, 1819), 3:26
Crabb, Henry A., 9:41,47, 144, 176; 19:274,279; 21:32; 45:5, 6, 12
Crabb, Henry, 67:216
Crabb, Horace and Daisy Anna (Davis), 2:67
Crabb, Jeremiah, 21:342; 22:49
Crabbe, Buster (Clarence), 63:21, 44, 66 (photograph), 69
Crabtree, Lotta, 4:60-61; 6:341; 8:84; 9:77,176; 10:291, 376, 390; 14:411; 17:353; 20:307; 21:61, 77-78; 31:378; portrait, 52:83; 64:119-121; 69:390 (photograph); 79[2]:21, 154, 156, 289, 291; photo of, 292; book on, review, 8:84
Crackbon, Joseph, 13:31
Crackborn, Charles, 10:284
Cracklin's Hotel, Grass Valley, 6:232
Cracklin, Charles, 6:233
Cracklin, Tom, 6:227,228,332,347
Cracraft, Martha (Mrs. Stephen Bowers), 62:26
Cracroft, Sophia, 57:236
Craddock, John, 13:258
Craddock, Mrs. J. H. (Nancy Trego), 10:252,259
cradle. see rocker
Cradles (mining), 5:221-22, 223; 6:216, 244,245; 12:314-15; 13:161-62; 23:350; 26:123-24; 39:103
Craft (Yosemite, 1856), 1:274
Craft, Mable Clare see Deering, Mable Craft
Craft, Marcella, 25:236
Crafton subdivision, Redlands, 76[1, 4]:26
Crafton, California, 76[1, 4]:38
Crafts, Erastus, 78:236
Crafts, Farish, & Company, 9:346, 347
Craggs Flat, 11:240
Crago Franciscorum, 60:145
Crago Vulgaris, 60:145
Craig (Auburn, 1870s), 18:361
Craig (San Francisco, 1852), 34:34
Craig, Elisabeth, 25:380
Craig, Evelyn, see Pattiani, Evelyn Craig
Craig, Hugh, 22:192; 31:341
Craig, John, 18:356
Craig, Malin (Brigadier General) 62:174
Craig, Mary, see Sinclair, Mrs. Upton
Craig, Scipio, 76[1, 4]:32, 34, 36, 38, 40
Craig, William (1840s), 25:142, 144
Craig, William (1940s), 26:349
Craighill, William, 70:16
Crain, William (architect) 79[2]:271
Craine, Jeremiah V., 22:38; 30:265
Craine, William, 38:34
Cram, Rogers, & Company Weaverville Express, 28:226, 231
Cramer & Company, 8:341, 345,353; 9:50
Cramer, B. H., 13:32
Cramer, Charles Lake, 58:215
Cramer, James W., 13:32
Cramer, John, 13:32
Crampton, Beecher, 72:264
Crampton, C. Gregory, editor, The Mariposa Indian War, 1850-1851: Diaries of Robert Eccleston, review, 55:92
Crampton, Charlotte, 21:148-49, 151
Cramton, Congressman, 75:45
Crampton, Gregory, address,"Gold Rushes and Their Significance," 19:375
Crandali, J. C., 58:312
Crandall (San Diego, 1935), 36:162
Crandall (Yuba County, 1856), 9:60
Crandall, Dwight, 9:46; 32:152
Crandall, J. B., 49:102
Crandall, J. R., 9:113, 116
Crandall, Jared B., 7:17, 19; 13:256; 14:160; see also Hall & Crandall
Crandall, William G. (Billy), 49:112, 119, 122, 123
Crandall, William, 62:46
Crandall,"Grandma" (Auburn, 1870s), 18:361
Crane (Indian, 1845), 1:129
Crane (James M.) & (F. W.) Rice, 6:45; 7:281
Crane, Addison Moses, 10:377, 387, 390
Crane, Charles H., 28:216, 221; 34:34
Crane, Clarkson, 63:322
Crane, Clarkson, translator, Bernard de Russailh, Last Adventure, 39:3; review, 10:205
Crane, Erwin J., 25:95
Crane, George Whitfield, 4:234; 9:254, 269, 282; 29:23, 27
Crane, James E., 30:263
Crane, James M., 21:229-33,237; 22:30, 38; 28:34
Crane, John, 15:177; 25:344
Crane, L. T., 8:356; 10:189
Crane, Lauren E., 24:367
Crane, Mrs. George Whitfield, see Sánchez, Mrs. José María [Sanchez, Mrs. Jose Maria]
Crane, Mrs. Talmage Burton (Ethel Hastings), 23:190
Crane, Richard Taller, 40:153
Crane, Stephen, 73:229
Crane, Walter, 48:114
Crane, William Henry, 35:142
Crane, William W., 42:123; 66:83
Cranfors, see Granfors
Cranston, Alan, 64:9; 66:243; 71:268
Crapo, William, 4:34-35; 64:46, 49
Crarey, Captain (San Francisco, 1849), 22:69
Crary, Mrs. (Sacramento, 1861), 10:278
Crater Lake National Park, 70:66
Crater, California, 67:109-116
Cravath, Ruth, 38:4
Craven, Avery, inside front cover, 72: Winter
Craven, C., 8:203
Craven, J. Bur, 8:203
Craven, Nettie, 25:88
Craven, Tumis Augustus Macdonough, 70:148
Craven, Tunis Augustus Macdonough, 30:235; "Naval Conquest in the Pacific," Journal of, editor John H. Kemble, 20:193-234; portrait, 20: opposite 193
Cravens, Junius, 69:57
Cravens, Robert O., 2:205; 10:76
Craw, S.B., 24:243
Crawford & Company, 31:158
Crawford and Fay Machine Shop, 61:29
Crawford's Claim (play), 34:364
Crawford, George W., 10:148, 164
Crawford, George, 21:351; 33:105
Crawford, Hilary H., 27:284-85
Crawford, J., 9:180
Crawford, Joan, 72:53
Crawford, Martin J., 50:250
Crawford, Martin Jenkins, 19:365
Crawford, Moses, 9:347
Crawford, Mr. and Mrs. (San Francisco, 1850), 7:396, 397, 398, 404
Crawford, Richard W., 75:3, 4, 9, 25, "The Records of Local Government and California History," 75:21-25
Crawford, Tina, 67:233-234
Crawley, J. M., 70:17
Crawley, L. J., 31:333
Crawley, Stephen, 17:84
Cray, Ed, Levi's: The "Shrink-to-Fit" Business that Stretched to Cover the World, review, 59:88-89
Creaner, Charles M., 15:161; 29:20, 21,26
Creary, M. M., 42:244
Creation, The (oratorio), 15:276
Creative Initiative, 69:36, 38, 46, 50-51
Creatures of Impulse (play), 21:171
Credit association, San Francisco (1855), 16:336
Crédit Mobilier [Credit Mobilier], 78:16
Cree, William J., 21:306
Creed, Mrs. Wigginton (Isabel Hooper), 31:300,340
Creed, W. E., 63:290
Creed, Wigginton, 30:346-49 passim; 31:300
Creel, George, 39:125; 51:221, 222; 60:69; 63:311; 66:261
Creesy, Josiah, 77[4]:255
Cregan, Jerry, 18:357-58
Creigh, J. D., 17:116
Creight, Dorothy Weyer, A Primer for Local Historical Societies, review, 56:89
Creighton, Edward, 29:346-47, 350-54 passim
Creighton, John Hayes, 21:192
Creighton, Samuel, 28:290
Crellin Laboratory, 60:239
Crellin, John, 67:31
Crellin, Mrs. Anita M., 26:381
Crellin, Thomas A., 67:30, 31
Cremone Theater, San Francisco, 20:135
Cremony, John Clare, 12:3, 28:3; 40:349
Crenshaw, George H., 10:50,62, 70
creosote bush (Larrea tridentata), 76[2-3]:32, 33
Crescent City, 76[2-3]:19
Crescent City (ship), 13:3, 28, 390; 23:53; 29:3; 33:324; 79[2]:172
Crescent City (steamer), 78:228, 229
Crescent City (vessel), 42:45
Crescent City and Yreka Plank and Turnpike Company, 32:163
Crescent City Bay, 10:334
"Crescent City on the Tuolumne," by Helen T. Pratt, 11:358-62
Crescent City, Del Norte County, 15:369; 23:369, 376; 26:1-11 passim, 201, 203, 360; 28:228-29; 29:111; 30:263; 32:161-70, 190; 34:269-70; 38:319; church, 32:164-65 lighthouse, 35:325-34; newspaper, 32:162-63; photograph, 35: opposite 328
Crescent City, Stanislaus County, 11:358-62; 23:369
Crescent Rifles, 34:269
Crescent Social Club, Crescent City, 32:168
Crespí, Juan, [Crespi, Juan] 1:158-60; 9:203-4; 10:211-12; 11:279; 13:180, 196-98; 15:329-30; 19:287; 28:19; 31:113-17, 121, 124, 261-62, 270,350, 354; 36:1-2; 37:292, 298; 42:199; 46:100-101; 47:294, 299-300; 49:5; 55:326-339 passim; 58:159, 160, 161; 66:26; 67:152, 156, 158; 68:173, 174, 178, 181; 75:309 (photo), 314; 76[2-3]:21, 94, 156; biography of, review, 6:376
Crespo, Manuel, 4:152-53; 15:347-48; 16:355
Cressey, Captain (of Sea Gull, 1850), 2:123
Cressman, L. S. Prehistory of the Far West: Homes of Vanished Peoples, review, 56:376-377
Cressy, Josiah Perkins, 15:367; 20:277
Cressy, T. R., 27:236
Cresta Blanca Winery, 54:158, 160
Creswell, Harry Thornton, 6:288
Cretigny, Louise, 29:225-26
Creutz, Gloria Ricci, review of DeVore, Land and Liberty: A History of the Mexican Revolution, 46:361-363
Cribari Family, 54:156
Crichton, Ala., 73:47
Cricket (ship), 32:338
Cridge, Edward, 56:40
Crigler, John, 24:128, 136
Criley, Richard, 63:310, 312
Crim, Samuel, 33:375
Crime and Criminals, see "Shadows in St. James Park," 57:289-307
Crime Prevention Division, Berkeley, 54:115
Crime, see "Fountainhead of corruption: Peter P. McDonough, boss of San Francisco's underworld," 58:142-153; "He did not have a fair trial: California Progressives react to the Leo Frank case," 58:166-178
Crime, San Francisco, 55:50
Crimean War, 15:184, 267, 372, 375, 377; 16:84, 337, 341; 17:84-85; 27:212; 32:163; 38:338
Crimean War, see "An Early Attempt at International Goodwill," 50:79-83
Crimes and Career of Tiburcio Vasquez, review, 7:195
Criminal Syndicalism Act of 1919, 53:112
Crimmins, Phil, 54:257, 258
Crins, John, 22:78
criollos, 76[2-3]:160
Crippen, R. A., 44:219
Cripple River, 76[1, 4]:18, 19, 23
"Crisis" (San Francisco eccentric), 73:133
Crisis, 60:267
Crisman, Joel, 4:310, 321
Crisman, S., 4:310
Crisotomo N. Perez, Land Grants in Alta California: A Compilation of Spanish and Mexican Private Land Claims in the State of California, review, 76[1, 4]:61-62
Crispin, Elizabeth, 66:214
Crist (overland, 1849), 22:129,131
Critcher, Henry, 48:8
Crites, Angus K., 32:9
Crites, G. S., 61:295
Critic (magazine), San Francisco, 21:153; 78:268
Critical Legal Studies movement (CLS), 72:312
Critical Masses: Opposition to Nuclear Power in California, 1958-1978, by Thomas Raymond Wellock, review of, 78:203
Crittenden (Yuba County, 1855), 8:340
Crittenden, Alexander Parker, 7:118; 14:367; 19:256; 32:148,158; 38:49; 73:200
Crittenden, John J, 50:248
Crittenden, John Jordan, 10:290; 11:18, 19; 15:6; 19:345,361; 31:196-97
Crittenden, R. D., 10:273,275,288; 11:8, 9
Crittenden-Fair case, 73:200
Croatian Catholics, 72:155-57
Crocker (H. S.) & Company, 27:270; 30:130, 147; 66:57, 59, 60-61, 67; 69:356
Crocker Amazon (San Francisco), 76[1, 4]:132
Crocker Art Gallery, 39:198; 47:99-112 passim
Crocker Art Museum, 76[1, 4]:inside front cover, Winter; 77[1-3]:2
Crocker Art Museum (Sacramento), 70:393, 394
"The Crocker Art Museum," by KD Kurtz, inside front cover, Spring (Volume 71, 1992), (photograph), 71:25, 109
Crocker Bank, 76[1, 4]:124
Crocker National Bank, 31:303,305
Crocker, Amy (Aimee), inside front cover, Spring (Volume 71, 1992)
Crocker, Benjamin R. and Rosanna, 28:294
Crocker, C. Templeton, 56:350; 60:193; 71:25
Crocker, Charles Frederick, 11:88; 27:319; 34:340
Crocker, Charles Henry, 25:230,232
Crocker, Charles Templeton, see Crocker, Templeton
Crocker, Charles, 4:219, 245, 246, 247, 258, 261, 268; 5:178; 9:36; 10:273, 288; 15:76; 18:24; 19:234, 238; 21:328, 369; 24:367; 26:181; 27:170,171; 31:337; 37:130; 38:311, 352; 47:102, 253; 48:42; 57:19, 134-135, 154-155; 59:8; 60:40, 41; 64:137-138; 67:96 (photograph), 97, 101, 102, 109; 69:143, 144, 356, 358; 70:6, 7, 8, 51, 53, 106, 110, 275; 71:19, 51, 78, 79, 467; 75:218 (photo), 219; 77[4]:279, 283; 78:46, 154
Crocker, E. B., 57:1; 69:143
Crocker, Edward, 75:135
Crocker, Edward B., 47:253
Crocker, Edwin B., inside front cover, Spring (Volume 71, 1992); 71:19, 21, 25, 50, 52, 55, 57, 70, 79, 109
Crocker, Edwin Bryant, 2:204; 5:178, 179, 181; 9:175; 15:76; California Digest, 9:141,175; 22:39,40; 70:105
Crocker, Edwin Bryant, see "Lady Bountiful: Margaret Crocker of Sacramento," 47:99-112 passim
Crocker, Judge E. B. 79[2]:195
Crocker, Everett F., 2:92, 101,113,121; "lines" composed by, 2:99-100, 111-12
Crocker, H. S., 67:253
Crocker, Helen, see Russell, Mrs. Henry Potter
Crocker, Henry J., 47:204; 66:61
Crocker, Henry Robinson and May (Hall), 23:96
Crocker, Henry S., 66:60-61
Crocker, James C., 75:134, 135
Crocker, Jennie, 60:246; inside front cover, Spring (Volume 71, 1992)
Crocker, Judge, 45:4
Crocker, Margaret, inside front cover, Spring (Volume 71, 1992)
Crocker, Margaret, see "Lady Bountiful: Margaret Crocker of Sacramento," 47:99-112
Crocker, Mary Ives, 66:61
Crocker, Mary, 64:289; inside front cover, Spring (Volume 71, 1992)
Crocker, McKune and Robinson, 47:102
Crocker, Mrs. Charles Frederick, 34:340
Crocker, Mrs. William H., 63:152
Crocker, Mrs. William Henry (Ethel W. Sperry), 16:383; 20:136; Obit., 13:287
Crocker, Templeton: active in reorganization of CHS, 1:19; 19:89, 94; 21:95, 183; article on, 28:364-66; 36:175; collection of, 1:72, 79-90, 182-83, 190-92, 210, 291; 2:69, 71, 162-72, 246-50, 351-52, 354, 357-62; 3:84-88, 188, 252, 284-85, 286-87; 4:83-85; 5:193-95, 308; 6:83-87, 181, 265, 268-71, 274-80, 368-72; 7:81; 19:79-81, 89, 376-80 passim; 21:95, 185-88 passim; 25:250; 50:165, 167, 170; obituary, 28:90
Crocker, William H., 71:467
Crocker, William Henry, 25:230, 232, 235, 249, 250; 36:68; obituary, 16:383-84
Crocker-Citizens National Bank, 43:275; 44:83
Crocker/Kingsley Exhibition, 70:393, 394
Crockett & Company, 14:401
Crockett (Los Angeles, 1854), 13:319
Crockett (place), 27:197; 35:150; photograph, 27: opposite 197, opposite 200
Crockett, Joseph Bryant, 4:234, 237; 14:364-67 passim, 371, 373; 15:70, 146,273; 38:300; correspondence, 14:365; 15:72-75; 40: following 206
Croft, Thomas F., 69:241, 242-243, 245, 247
Crofton House, photo, 59:225
"Crofton" (Contra Costa County), 29:100
Crofutt, George, 75:70
Croix, Charles François de, [Croix, Charles Francois de] 31:110, 122
Croix, Francisco de, 49:5
Croix, Teodoro de, 13:199; 14:7; 27:63, 64; 42:207, 209; 55:328, 332, 336; 56:256-264 passim; 57:372
Croke, James, 10:388
Croker, Richard, 51:4, 5, 6
Croly, Herbert, 51:304
Crome, Sarah, Lyn Reese and Victoria Brady, "Resist! Survival Tactics of Indian Women," 63:140-151
Crónica, La, San Francisco, [Cronica, La]16:80
Cronise, T. F., 43:313
Cronise, Titus Fey, 1:208; 3:27-28; 24:106; 39:117,119; 75:115
Cronkhite, J. W., 31:331
Cronon, William, 76[2-3]:14, 198; 77[1-3]:150; 79[2]:117
Cronyn, George W., `49, a Novel of Gold, review, 5:312-15
Crook, George, 26:1-2, 10; 38:153
Crook, George, 72:341
"The Crooked-Neck Horse and the Side-Wheel Mule," by Roger and Nancy Olmsted, 57:333-341
Crooks, Ramsey, 50:23
Crooks, Stephen, 26:119
Cropper, T. B., 15:275
Crosby, Alfred L., 76[2-3]:270
Crosby, Bing, 75:58, 77; 76[1, 4]:48
Crosby, Elisha Oscar, 13:251, 254, 392; 14:163, 164, 212, 405; 20:103; 23:369, 370; 32:126; 33:373; 34:184; 38:49; article on, 27:133-40; facsimile sig., 10: opposite 159
Crosby, Elisha, 41:233
Crosby, Harry, The King's Highway in Baja California, review, 54:187-188
Crosby, Harry W., Antigua California, 75:306
Crosby, J. C., 34:126, 131
Crosby, Joanne, Field Hands at Mission San Jose del Cabo (drawing), front cover, Winter (volume 75)
Crosby, John D., 10:74
Crosette, George H., 9:44-45; 15:369; 18:199
Cross & Company, 6:354-55; 27:173
Cross (Yuba County, 1857), 9:159, 162, 163
Cross Country Club, Mt. Tamalpais, 70:151
Cross in the Valley (The), by Robert Eugene Bonta, review, 43:259-260
Cross v. Harrison, 8:261
Cross, August, 22:251
Cross, Harry E., 73:292
Cross, Hobson & Company, 23:58; 24:24; 30:99
Cross, Ira B., 58:351
Cross, Ira Brown, 30:364; address,"Early Banking in California," 23:380
Cross, Ira, 59:31; 77[4]:69
Cross, Mrs. (Marysville, 1858), 9:354
Cross, Osborne, 16:339
Cross, Ralph Herbert, 25:94; 34:286; address,"Early Inns of California," 20:83
Cross, Ralph Herbert, obituary by Robert C. Hays, 44:70-71
Cross, Sharon, 2:112, 121
Cross-filing in elections, 31:287; article on, 38:349-57; 39:19-34
Crossett, J. L., 25:108, 109
Crossing the Isthmus (painting), 71:35
"Crossing the Isthmus of Panama, 1849: The Letters of Dr. Augustus Campbell," edited by Colin D. Campbell, 78:226-237
Crossing the Plains, by Ackley, review, 8:86
Crossley Building (San Francisco), 63:281, 282
Crosthwaite, Mrs. Philip (Maria Lopéz [Maria Lopez]), 26:41
Crosthwaite, Philip, 26:40-41, 51, 59
Crothers, Robert A., 30:195
Crotty, Homer D., 45:242, 246, 256, 257
Crotty, Homer Daniel, address,"Sketches of Mariposa in the Fifties," 33:276-77; obituaries of Florence Green Bixby, 40:365-66; Frederick W. Williamson, 21:286-87
Crouch, Ben E., 69:257
Crouch, Cyrus, 15:45
Crouch, Edith M., 69:257
Crouch, H. B., 36:201
Crouchett, Larry, 77[1-3]:134
Crouchett, Lawrence P. et al., Visions Toward Tomorrow: The History of the East Bay Afro-American Community, 1852-1977, review, 68:137-138; 75:246
Crouchett, Lawrence Paul, "Symbol for an Era: Assemblyman W. Byron Rumford," 66:12-23
Crouchett, Lorraine J., Delilah Leontium Beasley: Oakland's Crusading Journalist, review, 70:412-413
Crouchett, Lorraine, 75:248
Crouchett, Lorraine J., review of Scharlin and Villanueva, Philip Vera Cruz: A Personal History of Filipino Immigrants and the Farmworkers Movement, 72:381
Crouchett, Lorraine Jacobs, Filipinos in California: From the Days of the Galleons to the Present, review, Roger Daniels, 62:147
Crow (Railroad Hill, 1857), 9:165
Crow, Thomas, 9:351, 383; 69:204 (photograph)
Crow, Walter, 78:53
Crowald (San Francisco, 1851), 30:109
Crowan (San Francisco, 1850), 8:274
Crowe (San Francisco and Sacramento, 1859), 10:41
Crowe, John C., 27:285
Crowe, Mary Ann, 27:285
Crowell & Company v. M. McKinty, 9:53
Crowell, E. A., 9:19
Crowell, Eugene, 8:340(?), 356
Crowell, J. W., 51:79
Crowell, John M., 8:340(?), 346, 356; 9:130, 132, 133,149,157, 172, 177; 10:77,367
Crowell, Zenas, 26:358, 362
Crowinshield, Harriet, 73:117
Crowley (San Francisco, 1864), 24:263
Crowley, Patrick, 27:21, 26; 29:82
Crown Carriage Works, 55:308
Crown Distilleries, 63:121
Crown Hill trolly line (Los Angeles), 62:166
Crown of the Sierra (The) (painting), 71:82
Crown Paper Company, 66:65
Crown Point and Savage mines, 77[4]:71
Crown Princess (ship), 29:10
Crown Zellerbach Company, 36:112
Crownhart-Vaughn, E. A. P., and Basil Dmytryshyn, Colonial Russian America: Kyrill T. Khlebnikov's Reports, 1817-1832, review, 56:178-179
Crowninshield, Jacob, 24:24
Crowold (San Francisco, 1851), 30:109
Crowther, Bosley, 52:329, 331
Crozier, R. G., 9:30
Crozier, Robert G., 62:103
Cruces, Panama, 8:4, 13-14; 27:35, 47; 34:34; 78:234
Cruess, W. V., 54:160
Cruise of the Portsmouth (The): A Sailor's View of the Naval Conquest of California, 1845-1848, by Joseph T. Downey, edited by Howard R. Lamar, review, 43:361
Crum, Bartley, 60:271; 76[1, 4]:130
Crum, Theodore, 75:80, 81, 83 (photo)
Crump, Ed, 69:370
Crump, Spencer, 60:55; Redwoods, Iron Horses, and the Pacific: The Story of the California Western "Skunk" Railroad, review, 43:349-350; review, of Myers and Swett, Trolleys to the Surf: The Story of the Los Angeles Pacific Railway, 56:186-187
Crumpton, Hezekiah John, 2:206
Crumpton, Washington B., 2:206
"Crusade or Civil War? the Pullman strike in California," by William W. Ray, 58:20-37
Crusader (brig, 1833), 14:342; 23:312
Crusader (steamer, 1861), 20:194
Crush, Elizabeth, see Pomeroy, Mrs. Walter
Crusoe's Island (1864), by J. Ross Browne 79[2]:216
Crutcher, William M., 2:205
Cruthers (Benicia, 1853), 27:308
Crutsinger (Yuba County, 1855), 8:346
Cruz, Antonio F., 21:320
Cruz, Gilbert R. (historian) 79[2]:117
Cruz, José de la, [Cruz, Jose de la] 2:341-43
Cruz, Mary Louisa, 71:431 (photograph)
Cruzado, Antonio, 23:371
Cruzador (ship), 23:332
Cryer, George C., 72:15
Cryer, George E., 36:258; 37:273; 55:109, 166
Cryer, George, 67:16
Cryer, Mayor, 59:294, 297
Crystal Bathhouse, San Francisco, 64:275
Crystal Springs, 77[4]:245
Crystal, Helen (Dormody), 26:381
Crystal, Quartz Mill, 11:324
Crysup (Benicia, 1853), 27:308
Cuadra, see Bodega y Quadra
Cuba, 20:24; Senate bill re, 9:67, 80; 10:66; 19:177-78; 32:322
Cubas, Ignacio de, 25:60, 362
Cubberley, Elwood Patterson, 4:49
Cubeily, Mr. and Mrs. (San Francisco, 1855), 15:375
Cubillas (Guaymas, 1850), 11:369
Cucamonga Growers Winery, 54:148, 150
Cucamonga, 3:165-66, 169; 12:7; 17:216; 27:113, 118; 74:110; 75:340; 76[2-3]:315; see also Ranchos: Cucamonga
Cucupa Indians, 44:102
Cuddy (Placerville, 1863), 16:177
Cuelho, Art, 68:194
Cuello, José, [Cuello, Jose] review of Balderrama, In Defense of La Raza: The Los Angeles Mexican Consulate and the Mexican Consulate, 1929 to 1936, 62:70
Cuenca, Lieutenant Antonio, 78:175
Cuerro, Delfina, 63:146
Cuesta grade, 38:262
Cuesta, Ramon de la, 4:158
Cueto, Pedro, 53:54-65 passim
Cueva, Pedro de la, 14:13
Cuevas, Mariano, 1:37; 30:279
Cuffeys' Cove, California, 50:50, 58
Culin, Mira Barrett, 58:43
Culin, Stewart, 71:386
Cull, Laurence F. and Mary (MacCormick), 9:294
Cull, Ursula, 9:294
Cullen (San Francisco, 1867), 11:127
Cullen, B., lawsuit, 10:180
Cullen, Charles B., 13:318
Cullen, G. P., 10:359,368
Cullen, Michael, 15:177
Cullimore, Clarence, 33:92-93; "A California Martyr's Bones," 33:13-21; 36:15; drawing by, 36: opposite 1
Cullimore, Mrs. Clarence (Rosemary Thelen), translated letter of Manuel Toussaint, 33:18-19
Cullinan, Eustace, 43:15; 53:169
Cullum, Mrs. G. W., see Halleck, Mrs. Henry W.
Cullumah (Maidu village) 79[2]:9. See also Coloma
"Cully-Bool," Mendocino County, 30:164
Culmer, Frederick A., 26:380; "`General' John Wilson, Signer of the Deseret Petition," 26:321-48
Culp, James D., 40:103; 45:48
Culton, Donald K., "Charles Dwight Willard: Los Angeles' `Citizen Fixit'," 57:158-171
Culton, Donald R., review of Hague, The road to California: the search for a southern Overland Route, 1540-1848, 58:269-270
"Cultural Diggings at Crescent City in the `Fifties," by Frances T. McBeth, 32:161-70
Cultural Heritage Choir, 75:248
Cultural resource management (CRM), 71:338-339
Culture y Cultura: Consequences of the U.S.-Mexican War, by Iris H.W. Engstrand and Richard Griswold del Castillo, review of, 78:120
Culver, F. J., 44:211-214 passim
Culver, Myron, 13:3
Cum Chon, 14: opposite 209
Cumberland (ship), 18:5
Cumberland College, Sonoma, 36:349
Cumberson, Katherine D., 67:122, 125
Cumiford, William L., review of Schoneberger, California Wings: A History of Aviation in the Golden State, 67:137-138; review of Heilbron and Seidel, Lawrence and His Laboratory: A History of the Lawrence Berkeley Laboratory (Vol. 1), 69:392-393; review of Energy and the Making of Modern California and Critical Masses: Opposition to Nuclear Power in California, 1958-1978, 78:203-204
Cumming, George and Marion (Baine), 19:286
Cumming, Joseph Moore, obituary, 19:286
Cumming, Mrs. Joseph Moore (Virginia Kerr), 19:286
Cummings (died circa 1874), 18:359
Cummings (San Francisco, 1864), 24:265
Cummings, A. A., 53:260
Cummings, George (architect) 79[2]:18
Cummings, Gordon Parker, 38:32; 74:379
Cummings, Gordon, 54:317; 71:464
Cummings, Homer, 63:196, 198
Cummings, Lew Addison, 66:58
Cummings, Melbourne Wesley, 66:58
Cummings, Rev. H., niece of, 17:83
Cummings, Richard, 4:313, 316
Cummins, Ella Sterling, The Story of The Files: A Review of California Writers and Literature, inside front cover, 72: Spring; see also Mighels, Ella Sterling Cummins
Cummins, James, 68:238
Cummins, Thomas, 12:138; 14:320, 336, 337, 346
Cumuchi (Indian, 1838), 16:360
Cumulative Index-Westways Touring Topics, 1909-1959, Compiled by Anna Marie and Everett Gordon Hager, review, 41:61-62
Cuneo, Clorinda Agnes, 21:92-93
Cuneo, Joseph, 21:92-93
Cuneo, Joseph, 47:206
Cuneo, Rinaldo, 38:2
Cunliff, William, 26:204
Cunningham (Feather River, 1861), 10:362
Cunningham and Brumagim, 14:395, 398, 401; 77[4]:218
Cunningham, Bill, 63:12
Cunningham, Charles Edward, 29:298-305 passim
Cunningham, Charles, 12:12-13, 17
Cunningham, Curtiss & Welch, 66:57
Cunningham, Ebenezer E., 63:125-126, 130
Cunningham, George Farley, 29:298, 302, 305
Cunningham, Imogen, 56:128-132; 71:111, 125; 75:94
Cunningham, James, 28:360; 29:148
Cunningham, James, Jr., 29:298, 305
Cunningham, Joseph, 28:360
Cunningham, Lewis, 10:165, 189, 394; 14:213, 398, 401; 15:24, 29, 43, 52
Cunningham, N. C., 9:42
Cunningham, Robert B., 23:343; 38:332; 61:270
Cunningham, Stephen, 69:120
Cunningham, Thomas J., 46:35
Cunningham, William H., 2:235; 8:331; The Log of the Courier, review, 38:371
Cunningham, William, 23:311, 331
Cupeño Indians, [Cupeno Indians] 63:141; 72:339 Agua Caliente (Kupa), Warner's Ranch, 72:339, 344, 345; 76[2-3]:15, 53, 218, 220; 79[2]:99
Cupeños (Indians), [Cupenos] see "The Garra Uprising: Conflict Between San Diego Indians and Settlers in 1851," 45:339-349
Cupertino, California, see DeAnza Community College
Cuppy, Mrs. Laura, 73:192, 193, 194, 197
Cuprien, Frank W., 63:253, 255
Curiel, Bernardo, 15:356
Curio, Juan de, 6:311
Curl, William H., 29:122
Curle Bros., 30:109, 258, 265, 266
Curle, J. H., 77[4]:157
Curle, R. Al., 30:265
Curlett, William, 63:287
Curletti, Rosario Andrea, review of Geiger, Pictorial History of the Physical Development of Mission Santa Barbara from Brush Hut to Institutional Greatness, 1786-1963, 43:354-355
Curlew (ship), 22:174
Curran Theater, San Francisco, 27:239; see also Cort Theater
Curran, Homer F., 27:239
Curran, Mrs. (circa 1884), 32:254
Curren, Bridget, 10:56
currency, 77[4]:227, 228
Current, William R., and Karen, Greene & Greene, Architects in the Residential Style, review, 54:188-189
Currey, John, 9:42, 381; 10:78, 192, 195, 197; 11:22; 19:265-66; 23:295; 26:209, 210, 263, 266; 32:159
Currie, Anne H., 36:379; "Bidwell Rancheria," 36:313-25
Currie, William, 50:115
Currier & Ives, 30:355-56
Currier, Ezekiel, 2:121
Currier, Nathaniel, 77[4]:251
Currier, John C., 36:105, 270
Curry Camping Company, 69:93, 94, see also Yosemite Park & Curry Company
Curry County, Oregon, 31:125-38 passim
Curry Village, 69:93
Curry, Camp (Yosemite), see Yosemite National Park
Curry, Charles F., 45:230, 234
Curry, Charles Forrest, 39:21,22
Curry, David A., 69:132, 165
Curry, David A., see "Welllllcome to Camp Curry," 53:131-138
Curry, Jennie, 53:130, portrait, 132
Curry, John Steuart, 64:269
Curry, Margaret, 71:119
Curry, Mary (Estell),"Carthay Center," 5:198; "Meetings of the Society," 6:380, 381-82
Curry, Mary (Mrs. Donald B. Tressider), 22:96
Curry, Robert, 71:254
Curse of Cain, The (play), 21:257
Curti, Merle, inside front cover, 72: Winter
Curtin, John Barry, 39:21
Curtis (Monterey, 1851), 31:313
Curtis (Napa, 1851), 2:136
Curtis (overland, 1849), 21:300
Curtis and Shoemake Colony, 25:175
Curtis' Western Indians, by Ralph W Andrews, review, 42:360-361
Curtis, A. A., 44:211
Curtis, A. B., 17:48; 27:345
Curtis, Benjamin Robbins, 15:6,15
Curtis, Charles C., 61:121, 123, 131-134
Curtis, D. B., 9:269
Curtis, Dr. (Sacramento, 1853), 36:146
Curtis, Edward S., 57:193; 60:295; The Hunter -- Lake Pomo, 75:131 (photo)
Curtis, Elizabeth, 32:191; 36:73
Curtis, Greenleaf, 26:10
Curtis, J. C. (or J. S.), 9:42, 107
Curtis, J. W., 9:391; 10:177, 199
Curtis, James E., 26:7, 9
Curtis, James F., 46:346, 347, 350, 351
Curtis, James F., 6:15; 15:164; 34:245-46; 40:349
Curtis, James R., "New Chicago of the Far West: Land Speculation in Alviso, California, 1890-1891," 61:36-45
Curtis, Jotham, 10:350
Curtis, Leila S., 77[1-3]:95
Curtis, M., 13:3
Curtis, Michael, 17:42
Curtis, Mrs. M. B. (Albina De Mer), 17:48
Curtis, N. Greene, 9:36, 397; 10:296; 29:340; 33:331
Curtis, Samuel T., 11:9, 21
Curtis, Tony, 72:47
Curtis, W. G., 70:110
Curtiss, Glenn H., 67:137 (photograph)
Curtiss, Glenn Hammond, 58:344, 347
Curtiss, Glenn, 60:57, 58
Curtisville, 13:383; 20:115
Cushing's (Yuba County, 1858), 9:367
Cushing, Alice, 66:96
Cushing, Caleb, 15:252; 17:21; 21:120; 72:318; 77[1-3]:64
Cushing, Charles Stuart, address,"Society of California Pioneers," 6:197-98; obituary of William F. Chipman, 18:94-95; obituary, 25:89-90
Cushing, Daniel, 21:383
Cushing, G. H., 15:76
Cushing, George S., 54:11
Cushing, Henry, 21:383
Cushing, I. H., 26:204
Cushing, J., 13:31
Cushing, James B., 14: opposite 209, 378, 394,398,399; 15:221, 23, 24, 28, opposite 40
Cushing, John M., 21:383; 25:89
Cushing, John, 11:171
Cushing, Mrs. John (Grace Isabel Beaver), 23:94
Cushing, Mrs. John M. (Ann Kennedy), 25:89
Cushing, Oscar K., 21:383; 25:89
Cushing, Robert, 8:365-66; 15:366; 16:80, 283, 336-37, 341
Cushing, Samuel A., 12:138; 14:316
Cushing, Simon, 15:76
Cushman, Charles A., 2:122
Cushman, Charles D., 15:275, 367
Cushman, Dan, The Great North Trail, review, 47:180-182
Cushman, Pauline, 40:307
Cushman, W. H., 67:242
Cusick, James, 15:77
Cusick, Kathryn and Faye B. Morrison, Golden Poppies: California History and Contemporary Life in Books and Other Media for Young Readers, review, 67:59-60
Custer, George A., 75:6
Custom House Block, San Francisco, 26:40
Customhouse, Monterey, see Monterey
Customhouse, San Francisco, 13:376; 20:31; 25:345; 32:146; buildings 3:32-33, 84; 8:267, 270; 15:270; 16:184; 17:181, 298; 22:267; 24:47-48, 70; 25:344-45; clerks, 13:299; 14:75, 76; 25:333-37 passim, 343, 344, 345; 26:72, 73; 30:257; law establishing, 19:165, 183
Customs duties and regulations: Mexican, 8:100 109, 151, 291, 292, 303-4, 332; 12:151, 281; 14:327-28; 17:24, 59; 18:66; 22:319; 23:315-16, 322, 323, 324 United States, 10:25-26, 129, 143, 160; 12:142,143; 13:376; 14:329-30; 15:269; 18:35; 22:319; 24:319-20
Customs, collectors of, 5:19; 8:100, 151; 14:346; 18:35, 65; 25:332, 337, 344, 345
Custot, Octave, 8:120; 17:68
Cuteye Foster's Bar, see Brandy City
Cutler, Charles T., 16:183
Cutler, Charlotte Louise, see McAllister, Mrs. Matthew Hall
Cutler, Fletcher Arnold, address,"The Settlement of California," 4:399-400
Cutler, Nathan, 10:62
Cutler, Nathaniel T., 2:128
Cutler, Rufus Putnam, 10:295; 15:182; 25:341; 29:251; 34:233
Cutler, Thomas, 39:58; 66:140
Cutrell, William E., 1:238; 33:254
Cutten, Charles Pryde, addresses: "Story of the Last Expedition of Dr. Josiah Gregg," 6:197; "Adventures... in the Discovery of Humboldt Bay," 19:375-76; account of luncheon meeting, 8:387; book revs. by, 7:408; 8:281-82; obituary, 22:379-80
Cutten, David Page and Kate (McGrath), 22:379
Cutter (Marysville, 1859), 10:166
Cutter, Charles H. "Michael Reese: Parsimonious Patron of the University of California;" 42:127-144
Cutter, Donald C., "Harbor Entry and Recognition Signals in Early California," 49:47-54; review of Bancroft, History of California, Volume I, 1542-1800, 45:74; review of Galvin, editor of Campa, A Journal of Explorations Northward along the Coast from Monterey in the Year 1775, 45:162; review of Gerhard, Pirates on the West Coast of New Spain, 1575-1742, 41:255; review of Gillingham, The Rancho San Pedro: The Story of a Famous Rancho in Los Angeles County and Its Owners, 42:63-65; review of Gilmore, Readings in California History, 46:360-361; review of Johnson, The New Almaden Quicksilver Mine, 43:62; review of Jones, Pueblo Warriors and Spanish Conquests, 47:360-361; review of Ritchie, The First Los Angeles City and County Directory, 1872, 43:363; review of Ruth, Great Day in the West: Forts, Posts, and Rendezvous beyond the Mississippi, 43:254-255; review of Servin an Wilson, Southern California and its University: A History of USC, 1880-1964, 49:57-58; review of Wood, Stephen Harriman Long, 1784-1864: Army Engineer, Explorer, Inventor, 48:261-262; 26:136; "California, Training Ground for Spanish Naval Heroes," 40:109-22; book review by, 40:71-73; California in 1792: A Spanish Naval Visit, review, 70:408-409; review of Browning, editor, The Discovery of San Francisco Bay. El Descubrimiento de la Bahia de San Francisco, 72:293
Cutter, Donald, 63:180
Cutter, J. H., 61:91
Cutter, James H., 17:239
Cutter, Phoebe, Public Landscape of the New Deal, review, 67:60-61
Cutting, Bronson, 41:211
Cutts, A. W., 14:217, 399
Cutts, James Madison and Mrs., 11:16
Cuyama Valley, 26:57; 34:200, 201; 36:120-31 passim
Cuyamaca Club, San Diego, 35:345, 356
Cuyamaca Mountains, 26:27, 34, 53, 59; 34:194-205 passim; 36:119-29 passim
Cuyamaca Rancho State Park, 34:193, 200, 201
Cuyamaca Water Company, 34:158; 72:147
Cuyapipe Reservation, 72:351
Cuyler's Harbor (San Miguel Island), 36:223; 76[2-3]:85
Cuyler, M., 11:305, 306
Cyane (ship), 1:138, 231; 2:165 168; 3:108-13 passim, 124; 5:297, 301; 6:277, 365-69 passim; 7:82, 84; 9:82; 12:37, 43, 48, 351; 17:125, 130, 149, 271, 272, 282; 19:142, 143; 20:213, 215, 232; 21:344, 350, 351, 352, 356; 22:49,66; 25:125,127; 26:221; 27:179; 29:157, 275; 31:210, 216; 33:233-34, 252
Cyane (vessel), 63:238, 239; 66:104-112 passim; 70:148
Cyane, U.S.S., (ship), 48:226; 54:225-243 passim
CYANOGAS, 60:257
cyanide heap-leaching, 77[1-3]:36, 41
Cybele (ship), 31:35; 38:41
Cyclone (ship), 33:327
Cypress Lawn, 75:65
Cypress Point, 7:25, 26, 51, 57, 75
Cyprey, Baron Alleye de, 11:196-204 passim, 222; letter to, 11:341-466
Cypriano (Indian), 28:330, 331; see also Cipriano
Cyrano de Bergerac (play), 20:138
Czapkay, Lajos J., 28:131-32, 142; 38:34
Czechoslovakia, 75:368