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L'Echo du Pacfique (newspaper), 43:20; 78:148
L'Eco della Patria (publication), 42:314
l'Edouard (gold rush era ship), 78:139
L'Enfant, Pierre, 73:301
L'Eveque, Captain de (of Artemise, 1854), 15:171
L'fetats Unis et Le Pacifique, by Jean Heffer, 77[1-3]:51
L'Héritier (San Francisco, 1853), [L'Heritier] 32:301; 39:147
L'Italia (newspaper), 47:211, 212; 64:183-186 passim; 70:370, 372-373
L'Italio Americano (newspaper), 75:85
L'Italo Americano, 75:350, 351
L. A. in the Thirties: 1931-1941, by David Gebhard and Harriette Von Breton, review, 55:89-90
L. J. Rose of Sunnyslope, by Rose, review, 38:379-81
L., D. J., 24:253
La Astrea (ship), 76[2-3]:98
La Barge Creek, 4:140; 5:391
La Barge, Joseph, 4:140
La Bayonnaise (vessel), 43:26
La Boheme (car), 57:312
La Brack, Bruce, The Sikhs of Northern California, 1904-1975, review, 69:69-70
La Brea Tar Pits (Los Angeles), 63:78; pits, 13:197, 210, 309, 351; 15:235; Rancho, see Ranchos: Brea
La Californienne (immigration company), 78:141
La Cañada de los Alisos Rancho, [La Canada de los Alisos Rancho] 76[2-3]:181
La Casa Larga, 77[1-3]:163
La Causa: The California Grape Strike, by George D. Horwitz, review, 50:342
La Chapelle, Bertrand de, 5:249, 250, 251; 6:46, 47; see also Lachapelle, Alfred
La Cieneguilla, Lower California, 31:116, 263-64
La Compositrice (journal), 77[1-3]:93
La Crónica (newspaper), [La Cronica] 60:354; 78:163, 174, 178, 181, 185
La evoluci�n (newspaper), 78:173
La Fabrica colonies (La Jolla), 74:65
La Follette Committee, 75:35
La Follette Seamen's Act of 1913, 64:17
La Follette, Robert, 61:216
La Font, Mr., 64:120
La France, Danielle, Berkeley! A Literary Tribute, review of, 77[1-3]:111-12
La Grande Saloon, 74:417
La Grandière, M. de, [La Grandiere, M. de]15:176
La Grange (place), 3:91
La Grange ditch (Weaverville), 70:242 (photograph), 257 (photograph)
La Grange Mine, 61:189, 191, 192
La Habra (California), 73:222; 74:59 (and photo),
La Habra Valley (California), 74:59
La Honda, 38:346
La Jolla (California), 74:58, 61, 65-66
La Jolla Garden Club, 75:93
La Langle, Viscount de, 3:223, 224; 15:215, 220
La Luz (magazine), 74:302
La Mesa Packing Company, Riverside, 61:30
La Mesa, 13:47, 112, 117, 119, 123; battle of, 1:146, 148; 3:125; 12:335; 13:47, 51, 303; 17:124, 345, 349; 21:351, 357; 22:51; 33:105-6, 252
La Mesa, Battle of, 76[2-3]:344
La Meuse (gold-rush era ship), 78:138
"La monona" (Spanish song), 78:165
La Montagnie, J. de, 27:98
La Motte, A. D., 29:92
La Motte, Alfred Victor and Suzanne (Formhals), 29:92
La Motte, François, [La Motte, Francois] 11:223, 340, 345, 348
La Motte, Victor J., 29:92
La Natividad, Battle of, 76[2-3]:344
La Nord, Louis de, 37:210
La Opinion (newspaper), 44:327; 45:333, 53:327, 328; 59:13
La Paz, Arizona, 12:16-17; 22:13, 16, 18, 151, 161, 162
La Paz, Baja California, 48:214; 54:225
La Paz, bay or port of, 1:39, 40, 41, 48, 50, 51; 3:319, 334, 335, 339, 368; 6:298; 7:259-60; 26:309, 312, 313; 27:310
La Paz, Lower California, 1:208; 3:308; 18:177; 20:222; 22:155, 162; 26:309; 29:139; 31:111, 115; 76[2-3]:81, 82, 345
La Paz, Mexico, 73:115 (watercolor), 116, 118, 120, 121; 77[4]:267
La Pena, Frank, 77[1-3]:2
la Pérouse, Count of, [la Perouse, Count of] 76[2-3]:103, 108n. 53, 156, 301, 302, 358; on California, 98, 302; explorations of, 96-98
La Pérouse, Jean-Francois de Galaup, Comte de, 71:3, 344-347 357; 77[4]:110
La P�rouse, Jean Fran�ois de, 78:2
La Piere, Richard T., 59:71
La Pierre, Richard Tracy, 68:202, 204, 207
La Playa, San Diego, 31:343, 344, 345
La Plaza de Toros: Sunday Morning in Monterey (painting), 71:54
La Porte (Rabbit Creek), 9:52, 69, 70; 19:291, 296, 298; 29:304; 30:362, 367; 38:309
La Posa de San Juan Land Claim, 46:130
La Posta Reservation, 72:351
La Purísima Concepción Mission, see Missions: La Purísima Concepción La Purisima Concepcion Mission, see Missions: La Purisima Concepcion
La Purisima Mission, 76[2-3]:51, 203, 209, 211
La Purisima Mission State Park, 71:342 (photograph), 348, 380 (photograph)
La Raza Unida, 60:25
La Raza, 74:292
La Raza: The Mexican-Americans, by Stan Steiner, review, 49:359
La Reina de los Angeles, see Los Angeles, City of
La Reintrie, Henry, 54:233, 235-236
La Riviere, Boursier de, 35:316, 317, 318, 322
La Sierra Water Company, 74:110
La Stella (newspaper), 71:524
La Trobe, Charles G., 65:52-54
La Victoria (ship), 76[2-3]:83, 84, 85, 86
La Vi४a Sanatorium (Altadena), [La Vina Sanatorium (Altadena)] 31:29; 73:228-29, 230
La Voce del Popolo (newspaper), 47:211; 64:183-184, 185, 186, 187
Labadie, A. Peter, 8:208, 213, 360; 9:54, 61, 69, 72, 134, 135, 138, 145, 149, 150, 152, 156, 159; 10:170
Labadie, Ed S., 39:223
Labadie, F. S., 8:208, 213
Labatt, Abraham C., 15:280
Labatt, H. S., 15:281
Labatt, Henry J., 9:390; 10:377, 390
Labatt, John, 73:185
Labatt, S. K., 29:234, 245
Labaudt, Lucien, 38:3-4; 58:100, 118, 122; murals, 120-121
Labonne, Eugene, 33:8, 12, 148
Labor & Laborers, see "San Francisco s Workingmen Respond to the Modern City," 55:46-57; "The Workingmen's Party of California," 55:58-73; see "The Challenge to Philanthropy: Unemployment Relief in Santa Barbara, 1930-1932," 56:310-327; see "The Battle For the Eight-Hour Day in San Francisco," 57:342-353
"Labor and Progressivism `South of the Slot': The Voting Behavior of the San Francisco Working Class, 1912-1916," by Thomas R. Clark, 66:196-207
Labor Archives and Research Center, 75:38
Labor Board of San Francisco, 64:294
Labor Citizen, 60:271
Labor Clarion (publication), 42:246; 57:350
Labor conditions, seasonal industries, 70:192-204
The Labor Herald, 75:38
Labor History, Archives, 66:286-299
labor, in the mines, 77[4]:78-99
Labor movement, 75:34
Labor movement, Bay Area (1912-1930s), 64:174-191
Labor movements in San Francisco, 66:196-207
Labor organization and unrest, 74:4, 34-35, 65-66, 69, 87; activism, 107, 182
"Labor pains: an oral history of California's women farmworkers," by Margo McBane and Mary Winegarden, 58:179-181
Labor Politics American Style: The California State Federation of Labor, by Philip Taft, review, 49:176-177
Labor Relations, see "Harry Bridges and the Scholars: Looking at History's Verdict, 59:66-79
The Labor Spy Racket, by Leo Huberman, 75:35
Labor statistics for women, 71:408
Labor Union (terrorist group), 74:413
Labor unions, 64:144-151 passim 174-191; 73:132; 78:193, 195
labor, vs. property and capital, 77[1-3]:48, 132
Labor, 21:67, 248; 24:193-227; 27:313, 314; Japanese, 28:343, 344, 347; "white collar," 31:26-27; 74:4, 73, 75-76, 88, 96, 98, 100, 106-107, 114; citrus labor force, 18, 34-35, 69, 72, 78 (photo); Mexican, 18, 55 (photo), 60 (photo), 62, 70-71, 73, 75, 77-80, 107-108, 250-251; Mexican-American, 18, 55 (photo); migrant workers, 22; agricultural, 25, 69; wage labor force, 4, 32, 51, 54, 56; industrial, 33; residential, 34; company housing, 34-35, 41 (photo), 45, 73, 75-76, 79 (and photo), 80, 107-109, 114-115, for European American, Asian and Mexican workers, 70, 80, for Japanese male laborers, 73 (photo); auto camps, 34; Americanization programs for, 34; minimal social network for, 34; Japanese, 35, 75, 78, 80-81; policy, 35; industrial practices, 34, 81; working conditions, 45, 96; citrus-worker settlements in Orange County, 58; female, 62, 78, 80; Caucasian, 70 (photo), 71, 73 (and photo), 75, 77-78, 80-81 (photo); segregation, 71, 73, 79-80, 107; Chinese, 71, 73; shortage due to World War I, 74; from WLAA, 75-76; wages, 76-77; family, 76, 80, 107; recruitment and job allocation, 80; violence, 96; non-white, 107; loyalty, 108; immigrant, 175; see also Chinese: laborers; Strikes; Teamsters; Unions, Wages; see "Crusade or civil war? The Pullman strike in California," 58:20-37; "The economist as humanist-the career of Paul S. Taylor," 58:350-361; see "Industrial Workers of the World and their Fresno Free Speech Fight, 1910-1911," 53:101-114; "The Influence of Labor on State Policy: 1860-1920," 42:245-257; "James Rolph, Jr., and the Early Days of the San Francisco Municipal Railway," 43:3-18; "The Octopus Reconsidered: The Southern Pacific and Agricultural Modernization in California, 1865-1915," 54:197-220; "San Francisco's South of Market District, 1850-1950: the Emergence of a Skid Row," 52:201-223 passim; see also Agriculture; Mines; Railroads
Labor, Earl, review of Hamilton, "The Tools of My Trade": The Annotated Books in Jack London's Library, 66:302-303
Labor, Earl, review of London, Jack Landon and His Daughters, and London, My Daddy Jack London-Dedicated to the Memory of Becky London, 1902-1992, 73:329
Labor, Earle, The Portable Jack London, review, 75:173-174; and Jeanne Campbell Reesman, Jack London, Revised Edition, review, 75:173-174
"The Laboratory of Marvels," by John D. Weaver, 60:50-75
Laborie, Antoine, 13:345
Labourdere, Joseph, 13:65, 165
LaCapitale (newspaper), 47:211
LaCapra, Dominick, 74:227, 290
Lachapelle, Alfred de, 6:46; 7:198; 16:344; 18:20; 30:254, 264; 39:15, 142, 144, 146, 166, 259; see also La Chapelle, Bertrand
Lachapelle, Olivier de, 6:46; 18:6, 13; 39:144, 145
Lachatanere, Diana, "Blacks in California: An Annotated Guide to the Manuscript Sources in the CHS Library," 57:271-276
Lachman, Jill A., "Golden Promises, Abandoned Dreams: A Brief History and Portfolio of photographs of Bodie, California," 308-321; photographs by, 308, 73:312-17, 321, front and back covers, Winter
Lachryma Montis (Vallejo home), 4:284, 287; 17:235, 237, 239; 24:63; 29:151-60 passim; 36:246; vineyard, 36:242-48 passim; 37:195; 76[2-3]:196
Lackawanna (ship), 23:346
Lackey, Karl, 65:133
Lacor, Roger, 39:345
Lacoste, Auguste, 22:298; 23:45, 46; 33:126
Lacy, Edward S., 28:380; 29:113; 32:164-65; 34:233
Ladar, Samuel, photograph, 41:183
Ladd and Tilton Bank (Portland), 77[4]:222
Ladd (Bridgeport, 1863), 26:243
Ladd (left California 1836), 23:319
Ladd, A. T., 74:376
Ladd, George, 2:205
Ladd, Harvey C., 9:198; 24:277; 40:100
Ladd, Horace, 61:173
Ladd, Mrs. George (Elizabeth Peterson Mitchell), 2:205-6
Ladd, Samuel, 37:230
Ladd, W. Frank, 29:254
Ladd, William Sargent and Caroline Ames (Elliott), 28:294, 295
Ladies Aid of the First Methodist Church, 75:92
Ladies Annex of the San Diego County Chamber of Commerce, 75:93
Ladies Beware ("comedietta"), 16:184
Ladies' Christian Commission Fair, 24:261-266; 71:76
Ladies Home Journal, San Francisco, 31:337
Ladies Protection and Relief Society, 64:125
Ladies Union Evangelical Society, Oakland, 71:406
Ladies' Christian Commission Fair, 23:237, 246; 24:261-66; 26:38-39, 40
Ladies' Protection and Relief Association, 15:370; 20:382; 25:189
Ladies' Protection Society, 73:138
Ladies' Silk Culture Society of California, 31:336-40 passim
Ladrillero, see Fernandez de Ladrillero
Lady Adams (ship), 33:261
Lady Adams Building, Sacramento, 39:199; photograph, 39: following 200
Lady Adams Company, 39:290
Lady Blackwood (ship), 25:320-21
"Lady Bountiful: Margaret Crocker of Sacramento," by Barbara Lowney, 47:99-112
Lady Drinkwater (launch), 16:143
The Lady Eve (movie), 72:44, 46, 54
Lady Killer of San Francisco, (burlesque), 15:270
Lady of Lyons, The (play), 10:52, 75; 15:48
Lady Washington (vessel), 46:107; 50:16; 64:93
Laemmle, Carl, 75:75
Laet, Jean de, map by, 36:218
LaFarge, Oliver, 56:304; 74:282
Lafayette Hotel, Los Angeles, 13:339
Lafayette Park, San Francisco, 31:302
Lafayette Players, 75:232
Lafayette Theatre, 75:80
Lafayette, California, 30:5, 6, 9, 10
Lafayette, Oregon, 2:132
Laferte (La Fort, Lefort, Lafont), Michel, 22:217, 220, 330; 23:38, 127, 130
Laferty (Yuba County, 1856), 9:53
Lafevre's restaurant, Santa Barbara, 18:259
Lafler (or Laffler; Mexico, 1849), 23:263
Lafler, Henry A., 40:149, 150, 1 55; photograph, 38: following 8
LaFollette Civil Liberties Committee, 58:355-356
LaFollette, Robert W., Jr., 69:351
LaFollette, Robert, 55:166; 57:67
LaFollette, Robert, Jr., 41:211; 47:331, 336; 48:26; 51:64, 66, 67, 68
Lafond, Gabriel, 1849 correspondence, 23:52-53
Lafonso, Elmer, 36:320-21
Lafonso, Holai, photograph, 36: opposite 320
Lafora, Nicol&#_;225s de, [Lafora, Nicolas de] 49:34
Laforge, J. B., 9:42
Lafragua, Jose Maria, 13:101, 128, 141, 146
Laframboise, Michel, 3:77; 8:101-2; 22:102, 103, 217, 323-48 passim; 23:19, 22, 23, 24, 28, 29, 30, 39, 138-43 passim, 146; 25:264; 28:111, 124, 249, 251, 255
Lafuente, Jose, 16:80
Lagasse, Pierre, see Legace, Pierre,
Lage, Ann, "Voices From the Past: The Sierra Club's Oral History Program," 71:238-253; 244 (photograph), 246, 249-250
Laglaise (San Francisco, 1854), 15:174, 178, 179, 183; 32:110
Lagoda (ship), 8:294; 23:315, 320, 325, 332; 35:193, 197-203 passim
Lagomarsino, Madeline, 47:207
LaGrange, Oscar Hugh, 26:308
LaGuilietta (vessel), 42:315, 322
Laguna Beach Art Association, 63:253
Laguna Beach Art Gallery, 63:253-254
Laguna Beach, 74:304
Laguna Beach, painters of, 63:252-255
Laguna Dam, 52:309
Laguna de la Merced, San Mateo County, 46:136
Laguna Honda Home, San Francisco, 57:73
Laguna Reservation, 72:351
Laguna Salada, San Francisco, 17:301
Laguna Seca de Chapala, Baja California, 44:101
Lagunita (Indian Wells), 17:216
Lahaina Bay, 77[1-3]:145, 150
Lahiff, Henry, 26:107
Lai Foong, 66:179 (photograph)
Lai, Effie, 66:178, 179 (photograph), 180, 182
Lai, Grace Wong, 75:29 (Photo)
Lai, H. M., "Island of Immortals: Chinese Immigrants and the Angel Island Immigration Station," 57:88-103
Lai, Him Mark, A History Reclaimed: An Annotated Bibliography of Chinese Language Materials on the Chinese of America, review, 67:139-140; review of Closing the Gate: Race, Politics, and the Chinese Exclusion Act, 78:290
Laidlaw, Robert, 71:339
Laidler, Harry, 67:14
Laine, J. R., 38:67, 69, 70
Laiolo, Antonio, 47:210
Laird (Sonoma County, 1875), 20:269
Laird, D. W., 36:100
Laird, Luther, 8:358; 9:285
Laird, Mrs. Luther, 9:263, 264, 267, 268, 274, 285, 345-61 passim, 365, 370, 372; 10:42, 48, 380
Laird's Hill, 77[4]:28
laissez-faire, 77[4]:82
laissez-faire capitalism, 77[1-3]:48
Lajeunesse, Basil, 1:129; 4:376; 6:89; 15:121
Lake Basin in the High Sierra, (color woodblock print). by Chiura Obata, front cover, Spring (volume 73)
Lake Bigler Forestry Commission, 75:334
Lake City, 77[4]:132
Lake Chabot, 64:35
Lake County, 32:363-71
Lake Eleanor (California), 74:192 (and photo)
Lake Hodges, 48:220
Lake Honda, San Francisco, 57:72-73
Lake House, near San Francisco, 15:181, 282
Lake House, Sacramento County, 9:252, 277; 10:277
Lake Mining District, 26:245
Lake Mohonk Conference (LMC), 72:341, 342, 344, 353, 354, 358; 78:273
Lake Nicaragua, 77[4]:253
Lake Tahoe (painting), 71:18, 51
Lake Tahoe and Nevada Water Company, 53:348
Lake Tahoe and San Francisco Water Works Company, 53:348, 350, 351
Lake Tahoe Basin, 61:103
Lake Tahoe Wagon Road, 75:12, 14, 16
Lake Tahoe, 49:107; 72:81; 75:41 (Photo), 329, 333, 336; 77[1-3]:149, 150; 77[4]:115, 261; see "Hot Summer in the Sierra: An Early Contest for Resource Rights at Lake Tahoe," 51:306-314; "Why Shouldn't California Have the Grandest Aqueduct in the World," 53:347-361
Lake Temescal, 64:35, 38
"The Lake That Will Not Die," by Gerald Haslam, 72:256-70
Lake Vineyard Land and Water Association, 27:342
Lake Vineyard, 53:152
Lake, Delos, 8:366; 11:10; 15:270, 276, 282, 364; 19:237; 34:249; 43:31; 66:34
Lake, Kate B., 27:20
Lake, Stuart N., 75:74, 76
Lake, Thomas, 53:50-51
Lakeman, J. M., 6:353
Lakeport, 32:366
Lakes, Arthur, Jr., 77[4]:167
Lakeville, 16:112, 244
Lakisamni Indians. see Yokuts
Lalor, E., 10:368
Lalor, Peter, 65:56-57
Lamm, Edith, 76:Supp. 3
Laman, D. B., 9:165, 166, 346
Lamanon (1786), 3:224
Lamar, Alexander, 31:23
LaMarr, Hedy, 75:56; see also Lamarr, Hedy, 52:329
Lamar, Howard R., editor, Downey, The Cruise of the Portsmouth: A Sailor's View of the Naval Conquest of California, 1845-1848, review, 43:361; editor and Helen Harding Bretnor, translator, Gold Seeker: Adventures of a Belgian Argonaut during the Gold Rush Years, Jean Nicholas Perlot, review, 71:131-132; "John Augustus Sutter, Wilderness Entrepreneur," 73:98-113
Lamar, Howard, 61:162
Lamar, Joseph B., 10: opposite 48, 52, 62, 66, 70; 11:9
Lamarck, Jean Baptiste Pierre Antoine de Monnet, Chevalier de, 18:335, 344
Lamarque, B. L., 6:222-23; 19:28
Lamarr, Hedy, 52:329
LaMarr, Jean, 71:386, 400; Bear Dance Poster 394 (plate), 400
Lamarre, de (actor, 1850), 5:141, 143, 167; 14:133
Lamartine, Alphonse de, 78:152
Lamas, Fernando, 75:56
Lamb, Blaine P., 75:3, 9; "Highways and Waterways: Two Episodes in California's Transportation History," 75:12-20
Lamb, Blaine Peterson, and Ellen Halteman Schwartz, "The Paper Trail of the Iron Horse: The California State Railroad Museum Library," 70:94-113
Lamb, Captain (Colorado River, 1867), 22:172
Lamb, Charles, 63:323
Lamb, George A., 2:128
Lamb, John, 2:7
Lamb, W. Kaye, 28:99, 111-12, 244
Lambayecana (ship), 26:125
Lambayeque (ship) 79[2]:53
Lambdin, George, 10:266
Lambdon (Sutter's Fort, 1847), 16:138
Lambeer, John (lawsuit, 1855), 16:343
Lambert, Andrés (Andrew) and Juana (Jane), [Lambert, Andres (Andrew) and Juana (Jane)] 1:177
Lambert, Aylmer Bourke, 18:336, 340, 345
Lambert, Beatrice, 69:257
Lambert, Charles E., obituary, 38:280
Lambert, Daniel, 26:260
Lambert, Edward A., 21:294, 307; 22:71(?)
Lambert, George J., 26:259-60, 262
Lambert, James, 26:260
Lambert, John Booth, 21:291, 307
Lambert, John Robert, 21:307; 22:71 (?)
Lambert, John S., 21:307
Lambert, John, 11:9; 69:256
Lambert, Joseph, 21:307
Lambert, Louise Todd, 63:310, 312
Lambert, Mrs. Charles E. (Rebecca Porkitt), 38:280
Lambert, Mrs. Charles F., 23:95
Lambert, Paul F. and Kenny A. Franks, Early California Oil: A Photographic History, 1865-1940, review, 65:221
Lambert, Rudy, 65:171
Lambertie, Charles de, 78:140
Lambertye (San Francisco, 1850), 5:37
Lambroscini, Eleanor, 33:94
Lamfist (or Lemfist), Abram, 2:120, 121
Lammot, Robert, see "Great Expectations: The Business Correspondence of `Gibbons & Lammot,' Gold Rush Black Powder Merchants," 55:290-305
Lamoisse (owner of Georges, 1850), 5:30
Lamolére, de (San Francisco, 1849), [Lamolere, de] 5:21, 27, 40-41, 348; 6:38, 56
Lamon, James C., 4:23; 5:338; 15:379; 30:275
Lamon, James, 69:124, 127
Lamon, R. B., 1:283
Lamon, Ward Hill, 15:15; 19:363
Lamont, George A., 23:299
Lamont, Hugh Hamilton, 50:351, 354, 355, 360; review of Keithley, The Donner Party, 51:364, 52:182-183
Lamont, Jennie, 21:65
Lamott, Mrs. (Sacramento, 1858), 9:371; 10:42, 43, 48, 65
Lamproie (ship), 11:219
Lampson, Nathaniel, 30:8
Lampson, Robin, address,"Writing an Epic of the California Gold Rush," 14:283
Lamson, James, journal and drawings, 24:83; 33:373; 69:137
Lamson, Joseph (James), 56:77
Lamson, Joseph Sterry, 23:191
Lamson, Joseph, 56:73
Lan Ting (tea house), Locke, 64:215
Lanager, "Uncle Dave," 59:219
Lancaster (ship), 26:16, 356; 33:233, 237; 27:179
Lancaster, Clay, Architectural Follies in America, review, 40:357-59
Lancaster, John A., 10:394
Lancaster, Robert G., 61:113, 115
Lancers for the King: A Study of the Frontier Military System of Northern New Spain, with a Translation of the Royal Regulation of 1772, by Sidney B. Brinckerhoff and Odie B. Faulk, review, 45:363-364
Lancers, 9:244, 270; see also Lanceros; National Lancers
"Lances at San Pascual," by Arthur Woodward, 25:289-308; 26:21-62
Lances, 12:169; 13:50-51, 100, 213; 25:290; 26:25, 33-37 passim
Lancey, Thomas Crosby, 13:396; 20:231; 29:333; 33:253
Lanchester, Elsa, 75:56
Lanctot, Benoni, 28:4
Land (Fraser River, 1858), 11:151, 153
Land Act of 1851, 56:100; 72:311-12, 317; 77[4]:235; 79[2]:8; see "The California Land Act of 1851," 50:395-430
Land and Law in California, Essays on Land Policies, by Paul Gates, review, 73:75
Land and Liberty: A History of the Mexican Revolution, by Blanche Blue DeVore, review, 46:361-363
"The Land Business of Thomas O. Larkin," by Paul W. Gates, 54:323-344
Land cases, claims, titles: 8:261; 14:7; 15:5-8, 366, 367, 368; 16:197, 198; 17:174, 178, 247-52 passim; 19:18-23 passim, 157-66 passim, 171, 172, 182, 183, 357-58; 20:108-9, 260; 21:118-22 passim, 226, 311-20; 23:10-11; 24:177-78; 25:221-25; 26:70; 27:107-10, 133-40 passim; 30:324, 329-30, 331; 30:310; 34:240, 251, 257
- Alamos y Agua Caliente, 21:320
- J. S. Alemany: for college, 17:178; for Indians, 17:182
- Alamos y Agua Caliente, 21:320
- Angel Island, 27:108
- Boga, 27:108
- Buri Buri, 16:183, 285; 17:249-57 passim
- Campo de los Franceses, 15:277
- Camulos, 21:320
- Cañada de Capay, [Canada de Capay] 25:221-22
- Cañada de Raymundo, [Canada de Raymundo] 15:266
- Carmel, 25:221
- Ciénega de Gabilan, [Cienega de Gabilan] 21:315
- Los Coches, 20:108-9
- Corte Madera del Norte, 16:285 Guilicos, 27:108
- Gulnac, 16:82, 182; 17:174
- Jimeno, 27:107
- Larkin's children's, 6:270
- Loma del Espiritu Santo, 21:320
- Lup-Yomi, 27:107-8, 109
- Mare Island, 19:163, 171, 357; 25:320
- Las Mariposas, 15:275, 368; 30:331; 34:254-57, 262-63
- Mission Dolores, 27:109
- Mission La Purísima, [Mission La Purisima] 27:109
- Mission San Buenaventura, 18:178
- Mission San Gabriel, 27:135
- Missions San José [San Jose], San Juan Bautista, San Luis Obispo, San Miguel, Santa Clara, 17:178
- Mission Soledad, 23:10-11
- Natividad, 15:134
- New Almaden, 15:5-8; 16:202; 17:316; 20:108; 30:338
- New Helvetia, 25:221
- Omochumne, 25:221, 223-25
- Panoche Grande, 15:380; 19:367
- Del Paso, 25:220, 223-25
- Petaluma, 15:280; 16:235
- Posito de las Animas, 16:347
- Posolmi, 16:347
- Potrero, 16:339; 21:18-22 passim
- Potrero de los Cerritos, 16:285
- Potrero de Santa Clara, 16:285; 27:107
- Pueblo of San Francisco, 21:123-25
- Pulgas, 15:266; 17:247, 249
- Punta de Quinnn, 15:370
- Las Putas, 27:108
- Refugio, 21:320
- Rinconada del Arroyo de San Francisquito, 27:135
- Rincón de la Ballena, [Rincon de la Ballena] 21:316
- Rincón de las Salinas y Potrero Viejo, [Rincon de las Salinas y Potrero Viejo] 16:80; 27:107
- Rincon de San Francisquito, 16:285; 27:134
- Rio de Jesús María, [Rio de Jesus Maria] 25:221
- Rio de los Americanos, 15:366
- Roblar de la Miseria, 27:108
- San Antonio o El Pescadero, 16:285
- San Cayetano, Garden of, 17:178
- San Francisco de las Llagas, 16:282
- San Francisquito, 17:176
- San Mateo, 27:251-52
- San Pablo, 15:277; 30:219, 220, 222
- San Pedro y Buri Buri, 16:285
- Scherrebeck's, 16:339
- Soscol, 15:280
- Sutter's for Moquelumne Indians, 16:347, 392
- tax titles, 15:183
- Los Ulpinos, 16:285
- Yerba Buena, Island of, 15:280; 17:174 see also Bolton and Barron; Homesteading; Lands: public; Limantour; Ranchos
Land claims (non-Mexican), see "The California Land Act of 1851," 50:395-430 passim
Land Commission of California, 50:395-430
Land Commissions, see California Land Commission; U.S. Board of Land Commissioners
Land companies, 74:6, 31
Land Development, see "Pioneering Land Development in the Californias," 47:15-39, 141-155, 237-250
Land grant colleges, 19:345-47; 32:314
Land grants, 1:169-70; 4:90; 6:270; 8:104, 109, 310; 12:284; 13:203; 15:368; 16:196-97; 17:174, 252; 19:18-19, 158-59; 21:124, 311-20; 24:113, 177, 299-301; 25:60-64 passim; 72:311-23; 73:102, 103; 76[2-3]:177-78; alcalde grants, 8:104; 16:343; 28:67-68, 266; 34:259; measurement of, 30:315, 324-29 passim, 334, 338; railroad, 4:227, 238, 255; 24:109; see also Land cases; Ranchos
Land Grants in Alta California: A Compilation of Spanish and Mexican Private Land Clams in the State of California, by Crisostomo N. Perez, review, 76[1, 4]:61-62
Land grants, Spanish and Mexican, 74:48
land law, 77[4]:123, 235-36
Land O'Lakes (vessel), 48:46
Land of Fair Promise: Politics and Reform in Los Angeles Schools, 1885-1941, by Judith Rosenberg Raftery, review, 72:295-96
Land of Gold: Reality Versus Fiction (1855), 77[4]:10
"Land of Little Rain, The," address by Helen M. Doyle, 14:410
Land of Sunshine (magazine), 31:18; 53:155, 363; 58:312; 56:296; quote, 62:165; 69:26-27, 33, 35; 76[2-3]:221; 78:186
land policy, 77[4]:126, 138
Land policies, see "Paul Wallace Gates, Historian of Public Land Policy," 56:170-174
Land speculation, 61:36-45 passim
Land speculators, see "Carpetbaggers Join the Rush for California Land," 56:98-127
land-taking, 76[2-3]:202
Land titles, 74:49; litigation, 49; see "The California Land Act of 1851," 50:395-430; "California's Embattled Settlers," 41:99-130
Land, Admiral Emory S., 60:270
Land, Agnes, 10:69, 369; 21:51, 53, 63, 65
Land, in California (1848-1862), see "Pre-Henry George Land Warfare in California," 46:121-148
Land, Isabel, 10:69, 389
Land, William, 69:360
Land-use issues, influence of photographers, 68:185
Landaeta, Martí ;n de, [Landaeta, Martin de]2:267, 268, 270, 307; 14:111, 117; 45:211-218 passim; 46:199
Landauer, Lyndall B., "Charles M. Scammon: From Seaman to Civilized Whaler to Naturalist," 61:46-57
Landauer, Lyndall Baker, Beyond the Lagoon: A Biography of Charles Melville Scammon, review, 67:57-58
Landauer, Susan, California Impressionists, review, 76:Supp. 33-34
Lander Expedition, 71:75
Lander's Bar, 9:355, 386; 10:173
Lander, Edward, 4:234
Lander, Frederick, 71:102
Lander, James H., 13:335; 24:275; 32:344; quoted, 328-31 passim, 345, 348
Lander, John M., 2:90, 110, 113, 116, 118, 121
Lander, William C., 2:117, 121
Landes, Charles, 9:329-30
Landgridge (lawsuit, Marysville, 1859), 10:181
Landigan's, at Timhuctoo, 10:255
Landis (Auburn, circa 1875), 18:361
Landis House, Yuba County, 10:58
Landis v. Paine and wife, 9:265, 356-57, 362
Landis, Benjamin, 15:42
Landis, Dean James M., 59:68
Landis, James, 66:37
"Landmarking Pilgrimage through the `49 Mining District, The," address by H. C. Peterson, 3:97
Landmarks Club, 59:10
"Landmarks of Early California Painting: The Crocker Art Museum Exhibition," by Janice T. Driesbach, 71:24-32, 49-59
Landmarks of Riverside and the Stories Behind Them, by Tom Patterson, review, 44:258-259
Landmarks Society, 76[1, 4]:inside front cover, Spring
Landon, Alf, 65:15
Landon, Edwin, 43:39
Landon, Hank, 8:343, 348, 350
Landrum, George, 15:370
Lands: Henry George's ideas about, 24:112-14; mineral, 24:113; Mission, 17:178; 19:159; 22:62; 23:10-11; 24:309; 25:60 (see also Ranchos, Mission); offered by Mexico govt. for colonization, 25:60-64; in payment of debt, 17:21-22; Pre-emption Act, 24:193; public: 1:25; 8:104; 15:169, 272; 19:18, 19, 21, 158, 164-65, 169, 178-79, 183, 345-47; 24:113, 176-78, 299; 28:299; pueblo and town, 1:25; 8:310; 13:202; 14:7-8, 20-21; 15:169, 176, 276; 16:343; 19:158, 159; 20:113; 21:121-25 passim; 24:113-14; 25:321, 322; 30:323; 35:110; 38:51; tide, 21:121-22; 22:113-25; see also Real Estate
Landscape on the Rhine (painting), 71:57
Landscape. San Diego Back Country, (painting), by Maurice Braun, back cover, Summer (volume 73)
Landuani, Terry, 71:430 (photograph)
Lane's Crossing (or Station), 3:166, 168, 169
Lane, C. Chester, 60:190
Lane, Charles D., 20:181-82, 184
Lane, Crawford & Company, 32:220, 224
Lane, Dr. Levi C., 74:377, 392
Lane, Franklin K., 47:334, 336; 51:230, 231, 232; 52:298, 308, 309; 64:255; 69:120, 163, 173, 184; 70:91
Lane, Franklin Knight, 6:288; 36:70; 38:254, 357
Lane, Franklin, 66:219
Lane, Harriet, 11:12, 13, 16, 17, 25
Lane, James A., 27:221
Lane, Joseph, 4:238; 11:13, 14, 26, 28; 16:84; 17:314, 317; 19:358; 28:199, 200, 224-25, 231-32, 351, 358
Lane, LaFayette, 21:130
Lane, Laurence and Ruth, inside front cover, Fall (volume 77)
Lane, Levi Cooper, 4:191, 198, 205-6; 5:93
Lane, Martha, 63:218
Lane, Riley, 9:358, 365, 391; 10:55
Lane, Senator Harry, 74:199, 200
Lane, T. A., 26:247
Lang, C. E., 22:39
Lang, Fritz, 75:56
Lang, Julian, Ararapikva, Creation Stories of the People: Traditional Karuk Indian Literature from Northwestern California, review, 74:344
Lang, Roscoe A., 44:222, 223
Lang, Victor, 15:268
Langdon, C. W., 2:204
Langdon, Samuel, 23:376
Langdon, William H., 51:12
Lange Oscar V., 60:292
Lange, Bill, 70:188
Lange, Dorothea (Mrs. Maynard Dixon), 56:295, 298, 305, 308
Lange, Dorothea (Mrs. Paul S. Taylor), 58:350, 355
Lange, Dorothea, 43:198; 53:365, 368; 54:83; 63:321; 64:264-271; 65:264; 68:75, 76; 69:215 (photograph); 71:111; 75:94; 77[1-3]:134
Lange, O. V., 71:538
Langle, Vicomte de (1786), 3:223-24; 15:215, 220
Langlet, S., 5:24
Langley, C., 34:345
Langley, Clarissa Durant, 30:382
Langley, Harold D., editor, To Utah With the Dragoons and Glimpses of Life in Arizona and California, 1858-1859, review, 54:373-375
Langley, Mount, 4:19, 33, 35, 54
Langley, Samuel P., 4:35, 38
Langlois (French consular agt., San Francisco, 1849), 13:380; 35:311
Langlois (San Jose, 1850), 5:25, 26, 30, 373
Langlois, Anthony, 5:43; 32:122; 42:45; 43:323
Langlois, B. Louis, 14:142
Langlois, Jean François, [Langlois, Jean Francois] 33:128
Langlois, Jules, 78:153
Langlois, Karen S., "A Fresh Voice From the West: Mary Austin, California, and American Literary Magazines, 1892-1910," 69:22-35
Langlois, William, 15:240
Langrishe and Glenn Troupe, 21:172
Langsdorff, Georg Heinrich von, 7:196; 12:207, 227; 25:320; 76[2-3]:5, 360; Narrative of the Rezanov Voyage, editor Russell, review, 7:196-97; 52:34; 66:28; 71:3
Langston Hughes Memorial Library, 75:93
Langton & Company, 30:258, 259, 266
Langton's Pioneer Express and Stage Line, 8:338, 339, 353; 9: (illustration) opposite 62, 76; 11:60, 234; 16:79; 49:106, 107
Langton, A. T., 30:110, 360; see also Langton & Company
Langton, Mrs. Samuel W., 8:353
Langton, Samuel W., 8:338, 339, 353; 9:317; 13:32; see also Langton's Pioneer Express
Langton, Thomas, 8:353
Langtry, Lillie, 16:301; 19:108; 35:141
language policy in California public education, 68:231-239
Langum, David J., "From Condemnation to Praise: Shifting Perspectives on Hispanic California," 61:282-291; 72:313, 314, 323; 76[2-3]:322; review of Lawman: The Life and Times of Harry Morse, 1835-1912, 78:65
Langum, David J., and Harlan Hague, Thomas O. Larkin: A Life of Patriotism and Profit in Old California, review, 72:74-75
Langum, Stephen C., review of Levi, Committee of Vigilance: The San Francisco Chamber of Commerce Law and Order Committee, 1916-1919, 63:331-332
Langworthy, Franklin, 75:324
Langworthy, T., 15:45
Lannes, John, 52:235-240 passim
Lanning, Charles J., 31:36-37
Lanphere-Christensen Dunes (California), 76[2-3]:22
Lans, G. A., 26:227; 28:321, 322
Lansburgh, G. Albert, 74:385
Lansdowne, Marquis of, 23:121-22
"Lansford W. Hastings," address by Leon O. Whitsell, 21:82
Lansing, Christopher, 10:44, 46, 51, 62; 11:8-9
Lansing, J., 9:394
Lansing, Robert (Secretary of State), 62:126
Lansing, Robert, 52:315, 316
Lanson, Georges, guidebook by, 39:2
Lansquenet (card game), 8:207
"Lanterns at Monterey: Serra's Description of the Founding of Monterey," by Thomas W. Temple II, 11:274-79
Lantis, David W., Rodney Steiner and Arthur E. Karinen, California: Land of Contrasts, review, 44:53-54
Lanzas, Castillo, 47:166
Lanzoni, Alessandro, 15:183
Lapham, Roger D., 76[1, 4]:122-135
Lapham, Roger Dearborn, 22:383; 24:1, 3, 162
LaPena, Frank and Craig D. Bates, compilers, Legends of the Yosemite Miwok, review, 61:150
LaPena, Frank, "Contemporary Northern California Native American Art," 71:386-401, 339, 386, 400; Blue Dog, front cover, Fall (Volume 71, 1992); 71:400; Deer Dance Spirit (painting), 71:395 (plate), 400; Earth (mixed media), 400; Flower Dance Spirit (painting), 71:395 (plate), 400; Spring Spirit (painting), 71:396 (plate), 400; 68:160
Lapérouse, Jean François de Galaup de, [Laperouse, Jean Francois de Galaup de] 1:176; 3:215, 223, 224; 8:116-17; 15:213, 215, 330; 18:335, 344-45; 37:305; "A Visit to Monterey in 1796," 15:216-23; checklist, 20:47-64; portrait, 20: opposite 47
Lapeyrouse, Stanislas de, 78:140, 141
Lapham, Ezra B., 50:360
Lapham, Lewis, 63:257
Lapham, Roger D., Sr., 56:350
Lapham, Roger, 58:152
Laplace, Cyrille Pierre-Théodore, [Laplace, Cyrille Pierre-Theodore] 8:116-17, 125, 129; 12:156, 159; 18:315-28
Laplanders, 76[1, 4]:5
Lapp, Rudolph M., "Negro Rights Activities in Gold Rush California," 45:3-20; review of Brandes, editor, Troopers West, Military and Indian Affairs on the American Frontier, 51:92-93; Blacks in Gold Rush California, review, 57:104-105; review of Clarke, Travels in Mexico and California, 68:132; review of "At the Extremity of Civilization": An Illinois Physician's Journey to California in 1849, by Israel Shipman Pelton Lord, edited by Necia Dixon Liles; Gold Rush Desert Trails to San Diego and Los Angeles in 1849, edited by George M. Ellis; Overland: The California Emigrant Trail of 1841-1870, by Greg MacGregor; and Seven Trails West, by Arthur King Peters; 76:Supp. 34-36
Lapp, Rudolph, "A Young Woman of Advanced Ideas: Mabel Craft Deering," 66:162-169; Afro-Americans in California, review, 67:134; 75:200, 201, 208; Blacks in Gold Rush California, 75:195; 77[4]:84
Lapsley, James T., Bottled Poetry: Napa Winemaking from Prohibition to the Modern Era, review, 76[1, 4]:144
Lara, Francisco Dorio, 26:41-42
Lara, José de, [Lara, Jose de] 13:200, 201, 202; 55:330, 333, 335, 336
Lara, Juan, 33:121
Lara, María Antonia Campos, [Lara, Maria Antonia Campos] 55:330
Lara, Romualdo, 16:239-40
Laramie's Point (also called Castle Hill) (Wyoming), 74:149
Larcher, Ed, 39:228, 229, 232, 233
Larco, Nicholas, 16:341; 29:82
Larco, Nicola (Nicholas), 42:313, 326; 60:352, 353, 354, 356, 359
Lare, Charles A., 65:124
LaReintrie, H., 66:110
Larios, Justo, 15:4; 54:329
Larison, G. B., 9:288
Larisson, Jack, 4:116
The Lark, 61:203, 204, 205, 206, 208-209
Larkin family, 16:3; 27:299, 300
Larkin House (Monterey), 16:321-35; photograph, opposite 321; 65:26 (photograph), 27-33; 70:354, 355 (photograph), 365; 72:74 (photograph); 76[2-3]:308
"The Larkin House Revisited," by Harold Kirker, 65:26-33
Larkin Papers (The): Personal, Business, and Official Correspondence of Thomas Oliver Larkin, Merchant and United States Consul in California Index, compiled by Anna Marie and Everett G. Hager. review, 49:68-69
"Larkin to Atherton," editor A.T. Leonard, Jr., 28:113-15, 342
Larkin's children, 27:299; ranch of, 30:53
Larkin, Alfred Robinson, 70:361, 364
Larkin, Alice Sistare, 16:321
Larkin, Caroline, 17:236; 70:361, 363, 364
Larkin, Edgar, photograph, 55:238
Larkin, Francis, 70:361, 364
Larkin, Francisco R., 18:62; 27:299, 300
Larkin, Frederic, 70:361, 362, 364
Larkin, Frederick H., 18:54, 62; 27:299
Larkin, H. M., 57:10
Larkin, Henry, 11:51
Larkin, Isabel, 70:354
Larkin, Jr., Thomas O. 62:61
Larkin, Lew, 34:93
Larkin, Mrs. Thomas Oliver (Rachel Hobson Holmes), 6:364; 16:4, 322; 28:260, 261, 262
Larkin, Oliver, 70:361
Larkin, Rachel Hobson Holmes (née Hobson), 62:61; 65:27, 30, 32; 70:353-354 (photograph), 355, 358-363
Larkin, Sophia Adeline, 70:358
Larkin, Sophia, 15:176
Larkin, Thomas Oliver, 4:234; 8:297-303 passim; 11:75; 12:48, 60, 140, 142, 146, 345; 13:232, 278, 395; 14:128, 163, 318, 328, 329, 343; 15:116, 124, 125-26, 225, 236, 266, 302; 16:139, 187; 17:151, 157, 167, 231, 236, 280; 18:32, 34-38 passim, 68, 228; 20:16, 18, 21; 25:145, 196-97, 199, 205; 27:49; 28:195, 259, 260, 261, 266, 267; 29:25, 132, 151; 30:3, 98, 234, 321; 32:83; 33:67, 115; 34:113-19 passim, 255; 35:106, 110, 200; 75:200; 76[2-3]:132, 133, 137, 307, 308, 319, 335, 338, 340
- land owned or claimed by, 4:90; 16:340; 17:178, 232; 20:152; 27:107, 108, 298, 299, 300
- marriage, 2:50
- partner of Semple, 6:147, 149; 13:267; 16:340; 17:232, 301-2; 20:152; 24:63; 27:62
- U.S. Consul, 2:49, 168, 171, 356; 3:109, 272; 4:165, 375, 378, 391; 5:132; 6:265, 280, 369; 7:106; 10:121; 12:39, 40, 129, 135; 16:210, 211, 215; 17:137, 138, 139, 227, 228, 279; 18:144, 217, 310; 19:45-48 passim, 51, 52, 55; 21:2, 5; 23:202; 25:125; 28:253, 293; 29:135, 156, 157, 158, 336; 37:1-2, 13-15; consular correspondence, 1:90-92, 178-81, 183, 189-90, 286-89, 292-95; 2:71-74; 3:178-84, 186, 187, 273-89; 4:81-83, 85-87, 376-77; 5:77-80, 124, 184, 191, 255, 297-308; 6:77-80, 87-89, 182-84, 186-91, 266, 269-74, 364-66, 368, 372-73; 7:79-80, 83-85; 8:76-77; 9:81-85; 10:100, 103, 104; 14:147; 22:315; 23:293-94
- letters: to Atherton, 28:113-15, 342; 29:166; to Childs, 16:264-69; to his sons, 27:297-300
- "My Itinerary," editor Parker, 16:11-29, 144-70
- articles on, 16:3-29, 144-71, 263-70, 321-25
- facsimile signature, 10: opposite 159; portrait, 16: opposite 3; 41:229-235 passim, portrait, opposite 240; 46:58, 59, 66, 67, 135; land claims, 50:10, 402, 409, 410; 51:31-32, 295; 52:159; 53:55; 54: 221;
- see "George P. Hammond and The Larkin Papers," 44:27-34 passim; "The Land Business of Thomas O. Larkin," 54:323-344; 59:283; 60:22; 61:302; 63:313; 64:140; 72:74-75; 73:101, 106, inside front cover, Summer (volume 73); 56:108-109, 113; 62:60-66, passim; portrait, 62; 65:27-33; 66:83, 84, 88, 110-112, 113; 70:352 (photograph) 353-363 (photograph) 364-365; see The Reluctant Retirement of Thomas O. Larkin, by Harlan Hague 62:60-66; see First and Last Consul: Thomas Oliver Larkin and the Americanization of California, edited by John A. Hawgood, review, 43:161-162
Larkin, Thomas, 71:464
Larkin, William F. (?), 15:163
Larkin, William, 16:9-10, 153
Larkmead Winery, 54:173
Larkyns, Harry 'Major', 68:5
Larkyns, Harry, 42:22
Larkyns, Henry, 35:50
Larned (on George and Henry, 1843), 18:66
Larocque, Joseph Sebastian, 22:196, 197, 199, 205, 219; 23:22, 23, 25, 28, 38, 123, 124, 125, 134
Larpenteur, Charles, 42:304
Larrainzar, Manuel, 21:358, 359, 362
Larrowe, Charles P., 59:72
Larsen, Grace H., 74:4; "The Economics and Structure of the Citrus Industry: Comment on Papers by H. Vincent Moses and Ronald Tobey and Charles Wetherell," 38-45
Larson, Arthur, 68:26
Larson, Hans, 26:204
Larsen, Lawrence (historian) 79[2]:117
Larson, Lawrence H., The Urban West at the End of the Frontier, review, 58:270-271
Larson, Ronald C., and Jessie A. Garrett, editors, Camp and Community: Manzanar and the Owens Valley, review, 57:198-199
Larue, James B., 10:72
Las Alas Lodge (Ben Lomond), 69:44 (photograph)
Las Cruces, Santa Barbara County, 18:262
Las Flores, see Mission asistencias; Ranchos: Santa Margarita y Las Flores
"Las golondrinas de B�cquer" (song), 78:174, 175
Las Mariposa, 60:165, 166, 167, 169
Las Plumas hydroelectric plant, see Big Bend plant
Las Posadas (play), 74:260
Las Posadas Forest, 35:1-9, 155-60
Las Posodas (religious celebration), 74:61
"Las pulgas de Morelia" ("Morelia's Fleas") (song), 78:166-167
Las sergas de Esplandián, [Las sergas de Esplandian] 76[2-3]:79; 77[4]:3
"Las Trancas," 29:319, 326, 328
Las Vegas, Nevada, 22:9, 12, 13, 15, 25; 73:184; 77[1-3]:144, 145, 146, 152, 154; 77[4]:267
Las V�rgines rancho, Fall, inside front cover (volume 78)
Lasch, Christopher, 55:200; 70:191
Lascroux, Rene (?), 39:258, 259, 260, 313
Lasero, José Pedro, [Lasero, Jose Pedro] 70:212 (photograph)
Lasky, Marjorie Penn, review of Scobie, Center Stage: Helen Gahagan Douglas, A Life, 72:73
Laslett, John H. M., "Gender, Class, or Ethno-Cultural Struggle? The Problematic Relationship Between Rose Pesotta and the ILGWU," 72:20-39
Laso de la Vega, Ramon, 55:327, 328
Laspeyre, Thomas, 10: opposite 48, 53, 62; 11:7-9; 20:166; 40:311, 312
Lasquisimes, Rio, see Stanislaus River,
Lassator, James Ruler, 25:307; 34:199, 200, 202, 207; 36:1 17-29 passim, 132
Lassator, Mrs. James Ruler, 34:199
Lassen County, 18:304; 31:130; 76[2-3]:68; see also Honey Lake
Lassen Cut-Off (of the California route), 11:110; 18:300-302, 312; 24:246; 28:298, 318; 30:60, 62; 31:342; 32:203; 39:263; 74:160; 77[4]:179
Lassen Peak, 3:94; 18:301, 312; 22:370; eruption of, 18:302
Lassen Volcanic National Park, 54:307
Lassen, Alexander Charters and May C., 3:94
Lassen, Peter, 1:127, 128, 132; 3:94; 5:305; 6:88, 164; 7:201; 10:74; 11:109, 110, 115, 116, 119, 121; 12:326-27; 16:137; 21:10, 225-29 passim, 235-36; 22:366; 26:333, 343; 30:54, 62, 63; article on, 18:291-314; portrait, 18: opposite 291; photograph of grave, 18: opposite 304; rancho of, 6:164; 17:272, 273; 28:262; 30:63; 39:263; 41:244; 52:250; 64:93; see also Ranchos: Bosquejo
Lassik (Indian, died 1863), 20:353-54, 361, 362, 363
Lassiter, James H., 10:178, 258, 275, 358, 359
Lassiter, Mrs. (Marysville, 1861), 10:356
Last Adventure: San Francisco in 1851, by Benard de Russailh, review, 10:205
Last Bonanza Kings: The Bourns of San Francisco, by Ferol Egan, review of, 78:287
The Last Judgment (painting), 76[2-3]:156
Last of the California Rangers, The, by Cossley-Batt, review, 8:83-84
Last of the Mill Creeks, The, by Moak, review, 4:94
Last of the Vaqueros, by Rojas, review, 40:69-71
"Last Spanish Exploration of the Northwest Coast, The," by Henry R. Wagner, 10:313-45
"Last Spike," inside front cover, Winter (volume 73)
"Last Will and Testament of Stephen J. Field, The," by John C. Hogan and Ewald W. Schnitzer, 36:41-55
"Last Will of Pedro de Alvarado, The," by Henry R. Wagner, 25:309-10
Last, Jay T., and Gordon T. McClelland, California Orange Box Labels: An Illustrated History, review, 73:246
Lasthenia species, 76[2-3]:20
Lastreto, Luigi, 60:359
Lasuen, Father, 71:379
Lasuen, Fermin de, 63:142
Lasuén, Fermín Francisco de, [Lasuen, Fermin Francisco de] 1:165, 169; 2:338-39; 3:224; 5:414; 6:160, 162, 166; 8:108; 15:213, 217, 220; 17:122; 20:238; 23:1-3, 12, 371-75 passim; 26:372-73; 28:19-22; 31:116; 33:278; 34:204, 230; 36:336; 41:40; 42:39; 56:47, 49; 75:316; 76[2-3]:99, 102, 121, 124, 125, 128, 152, 154, 302; see "The Indian Policy Under Fermin Francisco de Lasuen, California's Second Father President," 45:195-224; 55:328; 57:366, 371; 67:152, 153, 156; 70:207
Lasvignes, L., 10:360
Laswell & Company v. Fallon, Hudson & Company, 9:370
Lataillade, Arnaud Césaire, [Lataillade, Arnaud Cesaire] 46:57-58
Lataillade, Cesáreo, [Lataillade, Cesareo] 12:135; 13:121 380-81; 18:170, 179, 266; 19:207, 215
Latazi (Indian, 1845), 21:5
Latbam, William B., Jr., 9:345, 378; 24:186; family of, 9:378
Latbam, William C., 15:167
Latest from Arizona: The Hesperian Letters, 1859-1861, edited by Constance Wynn Altshuler, review, 50:88
Latham (Edith and Milton) Foundation, 35:183
Latham, Dana, 26:94
Latham, Eben, 77[1-3]:21
Latham, Captain Eben 79[2]:26, 28
Latham, J. K. S., 11:10, 25
Latham, James H., 32:150
Latham, Milton S., 44:313, 314, 315; 50:248; 58:52, 53; 59:23, 24; 65:106, 108, 109, 112, 113 (photograph)
Latham, Milton Slocum, 2:209-10 5:179; 9:397; 10: opposite 48, 60, 78, 166, 167, 168, 192, 195, 207, 246, 260, 282, 283, 295, 296, 383-84; 14:76; 15:173, 202, 203, 204, 208, 211, 275, 368; 16:80, 82, 83; 17:319, 320; 19:230, 238, 269, 347, 355; 21:25; 22:231, 361; 24:274; 25:344, 345; 27:5; 31:235; 33:231, 233, 373; 34:154; 36:42; 38:27, 329, 330, 333, 334; 39:291; "Day Journal," editor E. E. Robinson, 11:3-28; article on, 32:145-59; photograph, 11: opposite 3
Latham, Milton, 57:215; 70:168
Latham, Mrs. Milton Slocum (1, Sophie Birdsall), 2:210; 11:10, 24; 19:232, 238; 32:157; (2, Mary W. McMullin), 27:382
Latham, Mrs. William B., Jr. (Phoebe Bell Carpenter), 9:378
Latham, William Carpenter, 9:378; obituary 24:186
Lathan, J. K. S., 70:275
Lathrop (Mormon Tavern, 1849), 20:39
Lathrop (place), 18:23, 27, 28
Lathrop, Anna, 10:392
Lathrop, Ariel, 57:330
Lathrop, Benjamin B., 16:184
Lathrop, Charles N., 42:248
Lathrop, Eli C., 8:202, 204; 15:76
Lathrop, George, 18:307, 314; 21:227-28, 235
Lathrop, H. B., 9:40; 29:196
Lathrop, Jane, see Stanford, Mrs. Leland
Lathrop, Mrs. (married to Higgins, 1849), 28:292
Lathrop, R. P., 37:350
Lathrop, Solomon, 31:342
Latimer, Mary, 9:248, 274, 367
Latimer, Mr. and Mrs. B. F., 15:166, 268, 271
Latin America, 74:320, 336, 337; 77[4]:200
Latin Americans, 77[1-3]:61; see also Hispanics
Latin American Center, 75:95
Latino baseball players, 74:283, 286, 289
Latino National Political Survey, 74:275
"Latino-Owned Firms and Women-Owned Firms as a Percentage of all U.S. Firms, 1987" (table), 74:270
Latinos in California, 73:139, 277; (see also Hispanics)
Latona, Mrs. Cruz, 9:374, 375
Latour, Dr. (from France, 1850), 22:301
Latta, Frank F., Saga of Rancho El Tejon, review, 56:375
Latta, Frank, 72:256; 76[2-3]:67; Joaquin Muirrieta and His Horse Gangs, review, 61:307-308; 75:129, 135
Latter-day Saints, Church of Jesus Christ, of, see Mormons
Lattimer (Marysville, 1858), 9:362
Lattimer (San Francisco, 1855), 16:183
Lattimer, David, 22:77, 83
Lattimer, James, 9:362(?); 13:258
Lattin, A. J., 9:358
Laub, Charles H., 34:36
Lauck, J. B., 35:30, 32
Lauck, Joseph B., 55:138, 145, 146
Lauder, Eugen, 18:212-13
Laugenour, Margaret (Cross), 25:94
Laughlin, Ada (Edwards), 26:188
Laughlin, Mrs. (San Francisco, 1855), 15:370
Laughlin, Richard, 2:18, 37; 13:210, 230, 325; 54:140
Laughton, Charles, 75:56
Laundry and laundries, 3:32; 14:129; 17:196, 294; 23:161, 162; 26:333; 27:368; sent to Orient, 3:32; 17:196
Laura (ship), 22:171, 172, 173
"Laura Adams Armer: California Photographer," by Laverne Mau Dicker, 56:129-139
Laura Bevan (vessel, ship), 20:275, 278; 46:295; 49:331
Laura Ellen (paddlewheeler), 75:17
Laura Scudder (company), 75:88
Laura Virginia (vessel, ship), 19:376; 22:379; 25:118; 52:249
Laura Virginia Association, 52:249
Lauray, Julian, 39:320
Laurel Hill Cemetery, San Francisco, 4:199-202; 10:293; 18:334, 343; 19:154; 22:26; 24:278; 75:65; see also Lone Mountain
Laurel Hill Mining District, 26:245
laurel sumac (Malosma laurina), 76[2-3]:27
Laurel, Stan, 75:58
Laurencel, Henry de, 15:4, 19
Laurentana (vessel), 56:252, 253
Laurenul (Laurencel? ), Captain (of La Pacifique, 1848), 13:273
Laurie, Annie (pseudonym for Winifred Black Bonfils, see), 20:142-43; 64:284; 77[1-3]:87
Lauritzen, Fred C., 59:151, 157
Lausanne (ship), 12:244-45; 17:63-64; 18:292-93, 310
Lauterwasser, F. P., 9:320
LAV (AIDS), 75:53
Laval Studios, 60:249
Laval, "Pop," 60:244-261 passim
Laval, Claude Jr., 60:254
Laval, Jerome, 60:259
Laval, Sadie, 60:245, 258
Lavalard, Louis C., 14:142
Lavalle, L., 22:218
LaVallette, Elie A., 54:225, 226, 233, 236, 237
Lavelle, Frank, 60:222
Laven, Richard D., 76[2-3]:260
Lavendar, David, Los Angeles, Two Hundred Years, review, 61:58, 60-61
Lavender, David, 73:298, 300; California: Land of New Beginnings, review, 52:180-181; Westward Vision: The Story of the Oregon Trail, review, 44:50-51; California: A Bicentennial History, review, 55:280-281; Nothing Seemed Impossible: William C. Ralston and Early San Francisco, review, 55:276-277; 79[2]:47
Lavenson, Alma (photographer), 78:103-105
LaVerne College, 75:341
Lavezzari, Francesco, 42:326
Lavin, Ralph, 61:215, 219, 220
Lavinus, Mary, 69:12, see Starr, Mary Lavinus
Laviosa and Marengo, 42:326
Law and Community on the Mexican Frontier (Langum), 76[2-3]:322
Law and Order Committee, San Francisco, 57:344-352 passim
Law and Order faction, San Francisco, 9:62, 75, 106, 258, 259, 283; 10:50, 73; article on, 14:350-74; 15:70-87, 143-62, 247-65; see also Vigilance Committee, San Francisco
"Law and Order View of the San Francisco Vigilance Committee of 1856, The," from correspondence of Governor J. Neely Johnson, editor Herbert G. Florcken, 14:350-74; 15:70-87, 143-62, 247-65
Law for the Elephant, by John Phillip Reid, review, 61:68-69
Law for the Elephant, Law for the Beaver: Essays in the Legal History of the North American West, by John McLaren, Hamar Foster, and Chet Orloff (editors), review, 73:324
Law for the Elephant: Property and Social Behavior on the Overland Trail (1997), 77[4]:14
law: on the frontier, 77[1-3]:9; regarding water rights, 32; concerning property, 48
Law Library, see San Francisco Law Library
Law Line Wharf, San Francisco, 55:247
Law, Ada, 74:392
Law, Flora C., 74:392
Law, George, steamship line of, 28:360
Law, Hartland, 74:392
Law, Herbert, 74:392
Law, see Courts; Judges; Mining law
Law, Ruth, 75:144
Law, William C., 20:159
Lawford, Peter, 75:56
Lawler (Yuba County, 1860), 10:253
Lawler family, 33:275
Lawler, F. W., 27:312
Lawler, Mrs. Oscar (Hilda Brode), 26:188; obituary, 33:274-75
Lawler, Oscar, 33:274-75; 39:215; 48:118
Lawler, William, 15:177; 33:274
Lawless (Marysville, 1857), lawsuit, 9:132
Lawley Toll Road, 32:369
Lawlor, Frank, 21:248; 24:263
Lawlor, Mrs. R. C., 25:190
Lawlor, Oscar, 60:181
Lawman: The Life and Times of Harry Morse, 1835-1912, by John Boessenecker, review of, 78:65
Lawmen and Desperadoes: A Compendium of Noted, Early California Peace Officers, Badmen and Outlaws, 1850-1900, by William B. Secrest, review, 74:440-441
Lawrence & Houseworth (1864), 57:227, 228; 58:207, 210, 211; 69:148
Lawrence & Houseworth/Thomas Houseworth Co., A Unique View of the West, 1860-1886, by Peter E. Palmquist, review, 60:297-299
Lawrence (Calaveras County, 1850), 22:72-73
Lawrence (Philippines, 1898), 31:50
Lawrence (vessel, ship), 12:31; 14:214, 215, 219, 224, 384, 385, 401; 64:93
Lawrence and His Laboratory: A History of the Lawrence Berkeley Laboratory (Vol. 1), by J. L. Heilbron and Robert W. Seidel, review, 69:392-393
Lawrence Berkeley Laboratory, 57:174, 177, 178; 75:51
Lawrence Livermore (National) Laboratory, 57:181; 75:51, 150 (photo), 153
Lawrence's Station, 14:168
Lawrence, A. C., 11:7-9; 38:331
Lawrence, D. H., 52:267; 56:304; 67:24
Lawrence, Eleanor Frances,"Mexican Trade between Santa Fe and Los Angeles," 10:27-39
Lawrence, Elwood P., 30:191; "Henry George's Oxford Speech," 30:117-23
Lawrence, Ernest Orlando, 52:271; 69:392 (photograph)
Lawrence, George S., 58:207, 208
Lawrence, Gus, photograph, 51:53
Lawrence, Hannah, 11:11, 17
Lawrence, James H., 69:137; 78:258
Lawrence, James, 1:116
Lawrence, Joseph E., 7:278; 13:298; 20:334-35
Lawrence, Marion ("Comanche George"), 18:303-4, 313; 21:235
Lawrence, Mary Viola (Tingley), 1:301; 4:207; 5:412; 10:392; 28:6, 7
Lawrence, Mary V. T. (friend of Louise Clappe), 78:241, 242, 254, 258, 260; photo of, 261
Lawrence, Miss (1856), see May, Hattie
Lawrence, Mrs. James H., see Lawrence, Mary Viola (Tingley)
laws. see land law, mineral law, resource law, water law
Laws for the Better Government of California (1848), 2:75-76; 10:81, 82
Laws of Burgos of 1512-1513, The, translated by Simpson, review, 40:76-77
Laws of the Town of San Francisco (1847), 2:75
Laws, Robert, Jr., 26:130
Laws: for better govt. of California (1848), 2:75-76; 10:81, 82; of Burgos (1512-1513), 40:76-77; of the Indies, 7:138; 33:280; Mexico, estab. metric system (1857), 30:325, 326, 335; of Town of San Francisco (1847), 2:75; see also Sunday laws
Lawser, Mary Louise, 70:106, 108
Lawson (Yuba County, 1859), 10:168, 169, 251
Lawson, Albert, 26:204
Lawson, Andrew C., 72:224 (photograph), 225, 226, 228, 231
Lawson, Andrew Cowper, 32:37
Lawson, Claudia, Vana Parrish Lawson and Jennie Goodrich, Kashaya Pomo Plants, review, 61:151
Lawson, Emilie, 28:7
Lawson, James S., 11:301-7, 314
Lawson, John, 25:232
Lawson, P. S., 22:251
Lawson, Peter, see Lassen, Peter
Lawson, Sam, 33:364
Lawson, Samuel S. (Indian agent), 78:265, 270
Lawson, Thomas, 33:118, 267, 399; letter from, 34:37-38
Lawson, Vana Parrish, Jennie Goodrich, and Claudia Lawson, Kashaya Pomo Plants, review, 61:151
lawsuits: and the Comstock mines, 135; in the Gold Rush, 77[4]:67
Lawton (Field's secretary., 1899), 36:44
Lawton (Vernon, 1849), 23:349
Lawton, Alfred, 14:378; 15:21
Lawton, Franklin, 48:7, 8
Lawton, Harry, Willie Boy: A Desert Manhunt, review, 39:371-74
Lawton, Irving, 13:31
Lawton, Orlando, 13:3 1
Lawton, William S., 54:134, photograph, 132
Lawton, William Wilson, 48:8
lawyers, 77[1-3]:29; 77[4]:87, 128
Lawyers of Los Angeles, by Robinson, review, 39:85
Lawyers Row, 59:218, photograph 219
Layhn, Lewis C., 51:212; "Regulations Governing the Admission of Automobiles into the Yosemite National Park, Season of 1914," 51:206-212
Layne, Arthur D., 65:292
Layne, Bernice see Brown, Bernice Layne
Layne, J. Gregg, 49:8
Layne, Joseph Gregg,"Annals of Los Angeles," 13:195-234, 301-54; obituary of William J. Hunsaker, 12:183-84
Layton, Charles, 17:82; 29:23, 28
Layton, Christopher, 14:278; 28:292
Layton, Robert, 21:307; 22:69
Lazard Frères, San Francisco, [Lazard Freres] 27:170
Lazard, Solomon, 29:236-37, 247; 68:96
Lazarev, Mikhail Petrovich, 75:365
Lázaro (Indian, 1846), [Lazaro] 26:27
Lazarowitz, Arlene, "Hiram W. Johnson: The Old Progressive and New Deal Taxation," 69:342-353
"Lazarus" (dog), 2:242-43; 24:264
Lazarus, Emma, 73:265
Lazier (Lassen County, 1855), 18:303, 313
Le Conte Junior High (Hollywood), 73:34
Le Conte, Helen Gompertz, 64:42, 45, 46
Le Conte, Joseph, 64:52, 53; 79[2]:245
Le Corbusier (modernist architect), 74:401
Le Gallienne, Richard, 60:348
Le Grand, Captain (of Cachalot, 1850), 5:28; 14:133
Le Heros, 75:307, 357 (photo)
Le Journal des Débats [Le Journal des Debats] (newspaper) 79[2]:60
Le Meuse (ship) 79[2]:60
Le Phare, 60:354
Le Scuole Giovanni Pascoli, 75:346
Le Vasseur, Emile, 77[4]:288
Lea, Luke, 28:339, 340
Leach, Frank Aleamon, obituary, 8:285-86
Leach, L. B. (pseudonym), 7:10
Leach, Lewis, 25:29; 28:339
Leach, Maria, 14:74; 15:164, 175; 25:335, 343
Leach, Mrs. Stephen W. (Georgiana Griswold), 4:208
Leach, R. L., 20:44
Leach, Stephen W., 4:207-9; 10:390; 14:74; 15:164, 166, 174-80 passim, 271; 31:249
Lead, 5:268
lead mines: 77[4]:25, 37; in Indiana Territory, 126; in the Lake Superior District, 127
Leader (The), 60:175
Leader, Herman A., editor "A Voyage from the Columbia to California in 1840," 8:97-115
Leader, Leonard, Los Angeles and the Great Depression, review, 73:158
Leader, San Francisco and Oakland, 15:174
Leader-jacket soldiers, 11:278; 13:196, 208; 20:240; 31:114; 34:205
Leadville, Colorado, 77[4]:149, 162, 165
Leagle, John, 64:108
League for Better City Government, Los Angeles, 57:161, 164
League for Industrial Democracy, 55:349; 67:14, 124
League for the Liberation, 65:128
League of California Cities, 59:137; 72:366
League of Improvement Clubs, 64:177
League of the Iroquois, 76[2-3]:60
League of Nations, 48:19, 33; 55:348, 349; 73:42
League of the Southwest, 52:311; 67:13
League of United Latin American Citizens (LULAC), 50:326; 53:325
League of Women Voters, 53:37; 67:125; 75:92
League of Women Voters, California, 65:91, 93, 95
Leahy, Daniel, 19:120, 124, 137
Leahy, Mrs. Daniel, 19:119-23 passim
Leahy,"Libby" and Mary Anne, 19:121
Leake, Charles A., 15:167
Leake, Chauncey, 21:368
Leake, Edwin E., 48:298
Leake, Paul R., 33:316
Leake, W. S. ("Sam"), 19:67, 68, 73; 28:47; 63:302-303
Leal, Andrés, [Leal, Andres] 7:394
Leale, John, 27:285; Recollections of a Tule Sailor, review, 18:373-74
Leale, Marion, 27:285; obituary, 35:85-86
Leale, William G. and Lily (Banks), 29:190
Leaming, Christopher, 17:115
Leandri, Giovanni, 75:339
Leang Shang, 23:104
Lear, Edward, 61:205, 206
Lear, Robert R., 13:296
Lears, T. J. Jackson, 74:92
Leary, David T., review of Gardiner, edited by Morgan, In Pursuit of the Golden Dream: Reminiscences of San Francisco and the Northern and Southern Mines, 1849-1857, 50:84
Leary, John, 25:103
Leary, Mary Ellen, "Reflections by Scholars on the Uses of Oral History," 54:82-83; review, of A Rage for Justice: The Passion and Politics of Phillip Burton, 75:372-373
Lease (Colusa, 1861), 10:359
Lease, Mary, 27:315
"Leather A Dragoons," 29:273
Leather, see Hide and tallow trade; Tanning
Leathers, John B., 2:122
Leavenworth, Henry, 4:117, 119, 138
Leavenworth, Thaddeus M., 3:39; 7:106; 16:343; 19:4, 123, 139; 20:121, 125; 26:165-66, 167; 27:266; 28:289, 296; 29:161, 164, 168, 170; 34:259
Leavis, Larry, 68:194
Leavitt, A., 50:432
Leavitt, Francis Hale,"Steam Navigation on the Colorado River," 22:1-25, 151-74
Leavitt, Hiram L., 34:223
Leavitt, John, 9:243, 244, 394; 10:56, 179, 180, 183
Leavitt, Michael Bennett, 21:164, 180, 260
Leavitt, Mrs., boardinghouse of (Sacramento 1850s), 26:181
Lebarge, Michael, 33:6, 12, 168; 35:295, 304
Leboucher, M., 78:140
LeBras, François, [LeBras, Francois] 35:314
Lebret, Father, 42:43
LeBreton, Albert J., 1:14; 24:79
Lechner, John, 49:315-316
LeClair, Louis, 52:347
Lecointe, Captain (of Heroine, 1845), 11:340, 344
Lecompte Constitution, 1858, 50:246, 247
Lecompton constitution, 9:271-72, 278, 279, 285; 10:66; 11:26; 31:194, 200; 32:314, 320-23 passim
"Lecomptonites," (pro-slavery Democrats) 79[2]:233; see also Democrats
Lecomte (Sacramento, 1849), 30:23
LeConte, John Lawrence, 21:107-10 passim, 112; 31:35, 45
LeConte, John, 26:200; 27:351; 57:379
LeConte, Joseph N., 71:90, 105, inside front cover, Summer (Volume 71, 1992), 154, 162, 163, 241, 248, 255, 270; 75:323 (photo), 330, 336
LeConte, Joseph Nisbet, 4:18, 30, 31, 39, 47-55 passim; 23:288; obituary, 29:187
LeConte, Joseph, 1:15; 4:27, 30-32, 42, 46, 48; 10:89; 23:288; 25:13-14, 101; 29:187; 37:45-46; 57:379; 66:211, 212; 67:281 (photograph); 69:147; 72:224, 226
LeConte, Mrs. Joseph Nisbet (1, Helen Marion Gompertz), 4:48, 55; 29:187; (2, Adelaide Graham), 29:187
Lecoq, Mathurin, 12:35, 354
LeCount & Strong, San Francisco, 17:79; 22:37; 30:107, 250-54 passim, 262, 353; building (illustration), 30: opposite 353
LeCount, Josiah J., 30:107, 114, 252, 254, 353, 354; see also Cooke & LeCount; LeCount and Strong
Lecouvreur, Frank, 53:61
Ledeboer, Suzanne G., "The Man Who Would Be Hitler: William Pelley and the Silver Legion," 65:126-136
Lederer, Norman, review of Berwick, The Abraham Lincoln of the Sea, A Biography of Andrew Furnseth, 73:327; review of Shover, Blacks in Chico, 1860-1935: Climbing the Slippery Slope, 73:246
Ledger (newspaper), Antioch, 66:56
Ledger, see Amador Weekly Ledger
Ledlie, J. C., 9:394
Leduc, Mme. (Marysville, 1851), 15:47
Ledyard, Edgar M., editor Loomis, Journal of the Birmingham Emigrating Company, review, 8:81-82
Lee Township, 75:208, 210
Lee "Charlie" Bing, 66:172, 174, 180
Lee (San Francisco, 1855), 15:268
Lee Ah Kroon, 23:104
Lee and Bennett's Circus, 9:1 75
Lee and Marshall's Circus, 9:54, 175; 10:357, 368; 15:167, 184; 16:80-81, 84; 34:345
Lee Chun See, 67:178
Lee Chung Tai, 67:178
Lee Gum Sing, 67:178
Lee Jason (missionary), 73:104
Lee Kan, 23:111
Lee Took, 23:111
Lee's Circus, 78:181
Lee's Exchange, Sacramento, 52:244
Lee, Abe, 77[4]:149
Lee, Anita, 75:144
Lee, Anthony W., review, of The Arts and Crafts Movement in California: Living the Good Life, 75:174-175; author of Painting on the Left: Diego Rivera, Radical Politics, and San Francisco's Public Murals, review of, 78:292
Lee, Archy, 56:37-38, 39; 67:227
Lee, Archie (slave) 79[2]:71
Lee, Augustus, 21:307; 22:71-78 passim
Lee, Barton B., 4:321
Lee, Bourke, Death Valley, review, 9:186
Lee, Bradaer Wells, 55:19
Lee, Charles, 78:245
Lee, Chee Chin S. Cheung, 77[1-3]:86
Lee, Clarence D., 54:108
Lee, Cornelius R. V., 29:235
Lee, Daniel, 3:74, 76, 77
Lee, Doris Emrick, 64:266
Lee, Dorothy, 76[2-3]:63-64
Lee, Dorothy, inside front cover, 72: Summer
Lee, Dr. (San Jose, 1849), 2:201
Lee, Edward, 30:230
Lee, Elvira M., 45:39
Lee, Eugene C., review of Cain, The Reapportionment Puzzle, 65:299-300; review of Schmidt, Citizen Lawmakers: The Ballot Initiative Revolution, 70:222; The Origins of the Chancellorship, The Buried Report 1948, review, 76[1, 4]:141-142; review of "The California of the Pat Brown Years: Creative Building for the 'Golden State's Future," California Politics & Policy (1997 Special Issue), 77[1-3]:110-11
Lee, Eugene, 61:295, 297
Lee, Evelyn, 75:144
Lee, George P., 45:39
Lee, H., 9:42
Lee, H.C., 10:368; 79[2]:294
Lee, Harvey, 9:243, 249-50, 252, 257, 269, 275, 362, 363, 390; 10:43, 199, 282
Lee, Henrietta, 75:146
Lee, Henry, 54:323; 75:146
Lee, James, 54:323
Lee, James (saloon keeper) 79[2]:286
Lee, Jane Kwong, 75:142
Lee, Jason, 3:74-79 passim; 5:69; 11:290; 16:86; 30:25, 36
Lee, Jennie, 21:170
Lee, John, 75:260
Lee, John Doyle, 17:188, 274
Lee, John H., 13:151, 152, 154
Lee, Lawrence, and Barry Gifford, Saroyan, A Biography, review of, 78:122
Lee, Lawrence B., review of Jackson and Mikesell, The Stanislaus River Drainage Basin and the New Melones Dam: Historical Evolution of Water Use Priorities, 59:84-85; review of Fox, John Muir and His Legacy: The American Conservation Movement, 61:146-148; review of Hundley, The Great Thirst: Californians and Water, 1770s-1990s, 72:197
Lee, Lena, 75:146
Lee, Mannie, 75:146
Lee, Mary Paik, 67:43-55, (photos: 43, 53); "A Korean-Californian Girlhood," 42-55
Lee, Mary, 52:260
Lee, Moon, inside front cover, 72: Summer
Lee, Rev. Baker E., 60:38
Lee, Richard B., 17:177
Lee, Richard E., 50:16
Lee, Robert E., 10:201; 16:312, 317, 318; 69:383
Lee, Robert P., Jr., 13:32
Lee, Russell, 64:264-271
Lee, S. S., 15:184
Lee, Samuel Yorke At, 27:34, 46
Lee, Sou, 61:296-298
Lee, Theodore, 3:123; 26:49
Lee, Thomas Jefferson, 30:332, 333, 338
Lee, W. Storrs, 68:190; The Sierra, review, 42:66-67
Leeds, Barton, 75:202
Leech, John, 33:364
Lefter, Hugh T., 75:21, 22
Leek Springs, 32:207
Leeper, David Rohrer, 55:38
Leermakers, John A., 19:383-84
Leery, William, 13:175
Lees (San Francisco, 1854), 15:175
Lees, Clare, 73:152
Lees, Isaiah W., 27:19, 20; library of, 3:254; 23:91; 66:55, 62
Leese v. Clark, 21:311-17 passim; 30:329
Leese, Jacob 79[2]:149
Leese, Jacob P, 76[2-3]:313
Leese, Jacob Primer, 1:91-97 passim, 137, 179, 1 89, 286; 2:69; 3:31; 4:169, 170; 5:305; 8:128; 9:277; 11:69, 70, 73-78, 136; 12:247, 248, 266, 272, 337; 13:216, 236-37; 14:100, 121-27 passim, 144, 342; 15:19, 370; 16:100, 249-50; 17:58, 67, 69, 141-45 passim, 147, 155, 159-60, 292, 294, 299, 318, 321; 18:67, 70; 19:133; 21:317; 23:291, 333; 24:381; 26:20, 267; 27:50, 108-9; 28:100-101, 108, 257, 264-69 passim; 29:318; 30:322; correspondence, 2:72-74; 6:77-79; 11:75; 14:126; prisoner of Bear Flag party, 1:91-97 passim, 137, 179, 189, 286; 2:69; 6:272, 273; 7:79; 10:105; 13:107-8, 166, 175; 15:230; 17:220-22, 224, 228-29, 275; 19:118, 132; 24:57; 25:123; 29:264-65, 321; 30:322; 43:28; 50:7, 8, 10; 51:17,19, 30; 52:159, 269; 54:327, 334, photograph, 324; 65:29, 32, 33, 244; see also Leese v. Clark
Leese, Jacob Richard, 14:127; 24:381
Leese, Jacob, 70:361, 362, 363 (photograph), 364
Leese, Mrs. Jacob Primer (Rosalia Vallejo see), 4:169; 11:69; 14:125, 126; 17:142, 145, 227, 294; 24:381
Leese, Mrs. Jacob Richard (Caroline Estrada), 24:381
Leese, Rosalía, [Leese, Rosalia] 3:31; 4:169; 11:73, 74; 14:126; 17:299
Leese, Rosaiia Vallejo de, 76[2-3]:340
Leet, Samuel T., 11:8, 9
Leete, Benjamin F., 4:245, 300
Leete, Harvey, 64:149
Leevining, 26:236
Lefebvre, Henri, 74:112
Lefever, Josiah, 10:62
Lefever, Myron, 9:358, 360
Leffingwell Ranch (East Whittier), 73:3 (photograph)
Leffingwell, Elmore, 58:148
Lefranc (died Hermosillo, 1854), 18:15
LeFranc, Charles, 54:167; 57:123
Left Hand Turn: A Story of the Donner Party Women, by Jeanette Gould Maino, review, 67:59
Legace, Josette, see Work, Mrs. John
Legace, Pierre, 22:100, 104, 217; 23:125, 139
Legacpi expedition, 62:55
Legacpi, Miguel López de, [Legacpi, Miguel Lopez de] 62:55
Legacy of a Native Son: James Duval Phelan and Villa Montalvo, by James P. Walsh and Timothy J. O'Keefe, review, 73:245
The Legacy of Conquest, by Patricia Limerick, 73:269; 77[1-3]:30, 41; 77[4]:14
"The Legacy of the Gold Rush: A Golden State?" (panel discussion), 77[1-3]:3
Legal culture, Mexican, see Alcalde justice
Legal cultures, 72:311-23
Legal historiography, 72:312
Legal system, American, 72:312
Legal Tender (ship), 22:172
Legar, Miguel de, 7:299, 327, 334, 377
Legaspi, see López de Legaspi [Legaspi, see Lopez de Legaspi]
Legate, Henry R., 64:199
LeGay, C., 11:127
"Legends of the Nicasios: the men Drake left behind at Nova Albion," by Warren L. Hanna, 58:154-165
Legends of the Yosemite Miwok, compiled by Frank LaPena and Craig D. Bates, review, 61:150
Legends, see "California, Why We Come; Myth or Reality," 44:123-137
Leger (Mokelumne Hill, 1859), 11:322
Legge, Robert T., 25:381; "Hans Herman Behr," 32:243-62; "Note on J. P. Leonard, M.D., Gold-Rush Visitor," 31:161-62; editor "Medical Observations of J. P. Leonard.. 1849," 29:211-16
Legge, Robert, 25:381
Leggett, Aaron, 11:33-34
Leggett, Dan, 9:61
Leggett, Thomas H., 73:311
Legoarant de Tromelin, Rear Admiral (San Francisco, 1849), 13:280, 378-79; 33:126; 35:311; see also Hamelin
Leguere, Pierre, 13:65
Leheuze (Monterey, 1851), 31:317
Lehman Family, 20:298
Lehman, Androuche, 10:288; see also Lehman Family
Lehman, Anthony L., editor, Brand Book XV, review, 57:279-281
Lehman, B. H., 63:321
Lehman, George, 13:331-32
Lehman, Martin, 20:138
Lehmann Lithograph Company, 66:55, 62
Lehmann, Adolph, 66:62
Lehmann, Michael B., review of Baldwin, Poverty and Politics: The Rise and Decline of the Farm Security Administration, 48:184-186
Lehtinen, Lauri, 63:16 (photograph), 21
Leiby, Austin Nelson, review of Horka-Follick, Los Hermanos Penitentes: A Vestige of Medievalism in Southwestern United States, 49:362-363; review of Hutchinson, Frontier Settlement in Mexican California, 49:171-172
Leicester, Ferard, obituary of Edith Winslow Allyne, 43:77; obituary of Lucy Helen Allyne, 43:77
Leicht, see Von Leicht
Leidener (Yuba County, 1858), 9:352
Leider, Emily Wortis, California's Daughter: Gertrude Atherton and Her Times, review, 71:440-441
Leider, Emily, "`Your picture hangs in my salon,' The Letters of Gertrude Atherton to Ambrose Bierce," 60:332-349
Leidesdorff grant, 75:204
Leidesdorff, William Alexander, 2:359; 4:375; 5:405-7; 7:105-6, 108; 11:132, 142; 13:172-73, 262; 15:64, 366; 16:210, 212, 214; 17:230, 293, 298, 301; 27:112; 29:158; 30:1, 5; 37:2, 16; 31:206; 33:374; 41:244; 46:59, 137; 50:3, 6, 10; 51:24, 27, 28; 75:199, 200 (photo), 203 (photo); see "Framework for Destiny: San Francisco 1847," 51:165-178 passim; 56:109, 115; portrait, 57:276; 59:316; 64:93; 73:105, 106-107, 108; correspondence during American occupation, 1:91-92, 178-81, 182-83, 190-91; 2:356-57; 3:288-89; 4:391; 5:304-5, 307-8; 6:79-80, 182, 365-66; estate, 7:105-11; 16:182; 20:123; 27:106; steam schooner of, 14:143-46; portrait, 7: opposite 105
Leidesdorff-Folsom estate, 9:276; 16:84; 17: opposite 168, 182, 293; article on, by Robert E. Cowan, 7:105-11
Leidig's Hotel, Yosemite, 1:278; 5:339; 75:71
Leidig, (Mrs.) G. F., 69:123
Leidig, George F., 5:338-39
Leigh, Janet, 72:47
Leigh, Nancey Green, "What Happened to the American Dream? Changing Earning Opportunities and Prospects of Middle Class Californians, 1967-1987," 68:240-247
Leighton (Auburn, 1850s), 9:393
Leighton, George B., 70:22, 87
Leighton, Mrs. William H., 10:364, 365, 371, 378, 379, 386, 389, 392; 21:53-54, 55
Leighton, William H., 10:395
Leila Byrd (vessel), 46:108, 109
Lein, Rebecca, 28:294
Leisdesdorff Hotel, San Francisco, 16:130; 71:5
Leiva, Juan, 74:236
Leiva, Ramona, 74:236
Leiva, Tomasa, 74:236
Leiz, Doug, 61:102, 105-106
Lekachman, Robert, 70:388
Leke (Tuolumne County, 1854), 35:212, 215, 220
Lelaidier (French shipowner), 31:316, 317
Leland (bookseller, San Francisco, 1853), 30:254
Leland Stanford Junior University, see Stanford University
Leland Stanford, by Clark, review, 10:407
Leland, Abbie M., see Miller, Mrs. Joaquin
Leland, Henry, 9:391; 10:59, 77, 174, 176, 177, 199, 247, 285
Leland, John, 14:140
Leland, Mrs. S. A., 19:230, 236
Leland, Richard, 28:123
Leland, William W., 14:386; 25:266
Lelia Byrd (ship), 13:204; 76[2-3]:319; 78:Fall, inside front cover (volume 78)
Lellan, Charles H., see McLellan, Charles H.,
Lema (stream), 16:111
Lemaitre, Joseph, 5:20
Leman, Mark, 15:268
Leman, Walter M., 9:275; 10:77, 389, 393; 21:57-58, 69-70, 148; 28:13
Lemar, Alexander, 31:23-24
Lembert, John Baptist, 4:40-41
Lemcke, Mary (Dunbar), obituary of Mrs. Henry C. Compton, 38:177-78
Leming (Colusa, 1861), 10:360
Lemke, Nancy, Cabrillo: First European Explorer of the California Coast, review, 72:292-293
Lemm Ranch, 74:409,411,414,416
Lemman, Captain (Colorado River, 1865, 1869), 22:171, 172
Lemmon, John G., 4:53
Lemon (ship), 20:32
Lemon Cove, 76[2-3]:67; 77[4]:107
Lemon growing, 65:4-16
Lemon orchards, 73:218, 221
Lemon, David, 36:101-2, 105, 271, 272
Lemon, Frank, 31:233
Lemon, George Frank, 22:260; 25:343
Lemon, George, 73:121
Lemon, James McK., 26:71, 75
Lemon, Manuel, 7:11
Lemon, Otis E., 36:102
lemonade berry (Rhus integrifolia), 76[2-3]:27
Lemons, 74:31-32, 44, 77-78, 89, 92
Lemos, Pedro, 38:1
LeNationale (newspaper), 43:35
Lend Lease Plan, 75:351
Lendrum, John H., 27:215; 33:229
Lengfeld, Lewis, 25:94
Lenin State Public Library, Moscow, USSR, 52:45
Leningrad Ethnographic Museum, 75:366
Lennan, Jacob, 15:376
Lennon, E. R, 67:249
Lennon, Nigel, Paul Greenstein, and Lionel Rolfe, Bread and Hyacinths: The Rise and Fall of Utopian Los Angeles, review, 73:160-61
"Lennox Avenue Suite," 75:245
Lenoir (from Oregon, 1845), 5:125
Lenoir, Dr. (overland, 1849), 24:236, 354
Lenore (ship), see Leonore
Lenox, Mrs. T. (or J.), 19:122, 123, 124
Lenox, T. (or J.), 11:42; 19:123, 133, 139
Lens, Sidney, 59:72
Lent, John A., 15:366; 16:81
Lent, William M., 9:26
Lenzen, Edna (Kreyenhagen), 29:285
Leo, Brother, 12:183; address,"Some Phases of California Literature," 8:283
Leon y Davalos, Maria Casilda Ponce de, 67:83, 89
Leon, Alex., 17:127
Leon, Andrés, [Leon, Andres] 16:221
Leon, David J. and Daniel McNeill, "The Fifth Class-A 19th Century Forerunner of Affirmative Action," 64:52-57
Leon, Francis, 21:167
Leon, José, [Leon, Jose]15:372
León, Mariana, [Leon, Mariana] 72:348
Leon, Rosarita, 53:53
Leon, Wilhelm, 10:57
Leonard v. Darlington, 15:183
Leonard, Ephraim W., 11:127; 29:7
Leonard, A. T., obituary of William Townsend George, 41:82; Obituary by Albert Shumate, 49:184-185
Leonard, Alexander Thomas, Jr., 25:288; 27:380; "The New Bell at Santa Clara Mission," 8:378; "Rambles in California: A Question of Authorship," 30:233-35; "San Francisco's 176th Birthday," 31:279-82; "Meetings of the Society," 6:103-4; 30:377-78; editor "Larkin to His Sons," 27:297-300; obituaries of Mrs. Frank H. Andrews, 19:191-92; George H. Barron, 21:378-79; Frederick J. Bowlen, 24:283; Juan R. Camarillo, 24:91-92; Mrs. Edward L. Eyre, 13:192; Tirey L. Ford, 7:290; Charles F. Griffin, 30:87-88; Lillie B. Matson, 10:96; Andrew J. Molera, 10:414; Webster K. Nolan, 31:178; Henry A. Van C. Torchiana, 19:87
Leonard, Carl, 47:143
Leonard, Carla, 47:143
Leonard, Charles, 29:103
Leonard, Daniel, 74:376
Leonard, Doris, 71:214, 221
Leonard, George, 63:257
Leonard, Hiram A., 19:229; 28:221
Leonard, J. P., 47:56
Leonard, John Buck, 63:281-292
Leonard, John Preston, 31:161-62; "Medical Observations of... 1849," editor Robert T. Legge, 29:211-16
Leonard, Joseph C., 63:281
Leonard, Judge F. A., 73:145
Leonard, Mark, 6:71-76 passim
Leonard, Martha Haynes, 63:281
Leonard, Norman, 75:38
Leonard, Richard, 71:194, 196-198, 200, 202, 214, 218, 220, 224, 226 (photograph), 227, 228, 229 (photograph), 231, 242, 258, 272
Leonard, Thomas C., review of Cloud, The Business of Newspapers on the Western Frontier, 72:77-78
Leonard, Willard, 15:43
Leonard, Zenas, 1:271; 4:6-7, 127, 128; 5:328; 10:81, 83; 28:185; 32:266-67; 72:265; 75:323; 76[2-3]:273, 280
Leonardi, Francesco, 15:183
Leonardo, Micaela di, The Varieties of Ethnic Experience, review, 64:154
Leonetti, Mrs. F. G. ("Echo"), 48:312
Leong Ah Ghue, 23:104
Leong, Everett, 66:170-171 (photograph), 182, 184
Leong, Monfoon, Number One Son, review, 55:279
Leonidas (ship), 14:346; 15:356; 16:364
Leonor (ship, 1830s), 12:140; 15:351; 23:305, 318, 324, 331, 333; 29:151; 30:98, 113; 76[2-3]:311
Leonore (or Eleonore), Mme. (San Francisco, 1851), 28:36; 32:109
Leonore (ship, 1849), 4:204; 20:44
Leopold (Prince of Belgium), 67:264, 265 (photograph)
Leopold, Aldo Starker, 69:113, 114, 174, 180, 181
Leopold, Aldo, 58:299
Leopold, Starker, 52:109
Léotaud [Leotaud] (San Francisco, 1853), 39:146
Leplat, P. L. J., 14:142
LePlongeon, Auguste, 14:213, 398
LePoulet D'Or (The Poodle Dog), restaurant, 53:20
Leppien, Fred and Elizabeth (Deighton), 28:293
Lepreux (San Francisco, 1850s), 32:115-16
Lerman, J. J. (John J. Lermen?), 12:201
Lermen, John J., 26:382
Lerner, Tina, 25:236
Leroux, Antoine, 22:48
Leroux, Jules, 39:223-24, 225
Leroux, Pierre, 39:225
Leroy (East Bay, 1841), 8:120; 30:3, 4
Leroy (Sonora, 1850), 17:7
Leroy, A. V. H., 17:182
Leroy, C. W., 22:251
Leroy, Jean-Aristide, 22:304, 308
LeRoy, Madeline, 74:164
Leroy, R., 8:110
Lersner, Maurice, 16:82
Lesbians, 73:131, 135, 136
lesbians and gays, 76[2-3]:3
Lesbian women, 75:51
Lesley, Lewis Burt,"The International Boundary Survey from San Diego to the Gila River," 9:3-15; editor Stacey, Uncle Sam's Camels, review, 9:182-84
Leslie's Illustrated Newspaper, 58:242
Leslie, Harry, 21:161
Leslie, Mrs. Frank (Miriam Follin Leslie), 53:149; see "On the Brink of the Boom: Southern California in 1877 as Witnessed by Mrs. Frank Leslie," 52:64-79
Less, Isadore, 62:199
Lessack, Miss (San Francisco, 1861), 10:281, 379
Lesser, Wendy, editor Threepenny Review, 74:227
Lessing, Karl, 71:19
Lessing, Mrs. Henry, 41:291
Lester (Yuba County, 1857), 9:130
Lester, John Erastus, 70:149
Lester, Lisle, 77[1-3]:95
Lester, Peter, 45:8, 14; 52:147
"Let California Come In," by William H. Seward, 24:116
Let Justice Be Done: Crime and Politics in Early San Francisco, by Kevin J. Mullen, review, 69:210-211
Letcher, W. S., 43:309
Letcher, William H., 26:345
"Letter from the Editor," by Roger Olmsted, 50:218
"Letter from the Mines, A," by C. Berry, 5:293-95
Letter Heads, see "From the Place We Hear About...," 56:346-367
"A Letter to Readers," by Michael McCone, inside front cover, Spring (volume 77)
Letterman, Jonathan K., 72:327
Letters from California, 1846, by Garner, review, 4:90-91
Letters from the Orange Empire, by G. Harold Powell, 74:22
Letters from the Orange Empire, by G. Harold Powell, editor by Richard G. Lillard, afterword by Lawrence Clark Powell, review, 73:78
Letters from the Southwest, by Charles Lummis, review, 69:213-214
Letters of a Young Miner (The): Covering the Adventures of Jasper E. Hill During the California Gold Rush, 1849-1852, edited by Doyce B. Nunis,Jr., review, 44:350-351
"Letters of A. Rotchev, Last Commandant at Fort Ross, and... Report of the Russian American Company...1850-51," translated by Frederick C. Cordes, 39:97-115
Letters of Alfred Robinson to the de la Guerra Family of Santa Barbara, 1834-1873 (The), translated by Maynard Geiger, O.F.M., review, 52:278-279
"Letters of an Artist in the Gold Rush," editor Frank M. Stanger, 22:235-52
Letters of Bret Harte, The, editor Harte, review, 5:199-203
Letters of George Catlin and His Family (The): A Chronicle of the American West, edited by Marjorie Catlin Roehm, review, 46:264-265
"Letters of George Sterling to Carey McWilliams," by John R. Dunbar, 46:235-252
The Letters of Jessie Benton Fremont, Pamela Herr and Mary Lee Spence, editors, review, 74:125
Letters of José Señan, O.F.M. (The), translated by Paul D. Nathan, edited by Lesley Byrd Simpson, review, [Letters of Jose Senan, O.F.M. (The)] 42:67-69
"Letters of Leland Stanford to Mark Hopkins," editor George T. Clark, 5:178-83; as address, 5:205
"Letters of Narciso Duran," translator Francis Price, 37:97-128, 241-65
Letters to a Pioneer Senator, editor Dressler, review, 4:291-92
Letters to the Editor, 67:56
Letter sheets, 78:98-102
Letts, John (writer) 79[2]:216, 286, 296
Leuba, Edmond, 39:7; "Bandits, Borax and Bears: A Trip to Searles Lake in 1874," translator Allen L. Chickering, 17:99-117; "A Frenchman in the Panamints," translator Allen L. Chickering, 17:208-18
Leuchtenburg, William E., 47:329, 336
Leung, Peter C. Y., "When a Haircut Was a Luxury: A Chinese Farm Laborer in the Sacramento Delta," 64:211-217
Leupp, Arizona, WRA [War Relocation Authority], 64:64
Leupp, Francis, 69:4
Levaggi, G. B., 47:206, 209
Levant (ship), 2:169; 3:108-13 passim; 5:255; 7:82, 84; 9:82; 12:47; 17:125, 228, 282; 18:73; 25:125, 127; 34:119
Levanter (ship), 16:83, 285, 339
Levati, Frank, 35:33
Levenson, Roger, 66:59, 60; 77[1-3]:97
Levenstein, Harvey, 74:91
Leventhal, Alan, Dolores Sanchez, Rosemary Cambra, and Les Field, "A Contemporary Ohlone Tribal Revitalization Movement: A Perspective from the Muwekma Costanoan/Ohlone Indians of the San Francisco Bay Area," 71:412-431
Leventhal, David, 71:421 (photograph)
"Leverett" (poem), 78:242
Lever, Edward A., 37:196, 205, 211
Leveridge, Asa, 15:377
Levering, Harold, 46:43
Leverson, Montague R., 27:346-47
Levet, Ben, 67:99
Levi Strauss & Company, 43:83; 63:83; 73:138; 75:10, 26, 30, 31, 32, 33 (photo)
Levi's: The "Shrink-to-Fit" Business that Stretched to Cover the World, by Ed Cray, review, 59:88-89
Levi, Gene, 20:135
Levi, Michel, 35:119
Levi, S., 35:345, 346; see also Klauber & Levi
Levi, Stephen C., Committee of Vigilance: The San Francisco Chamber of Commerce Law and Order Committee 1916-1919, review, 63:331-332
Levi, Steven C., "The Battle For the Eight-Hour Day in San Francisco," 57:342-353
Levick (San Bernardino, 1856), 29:242
Levien, Sonja, 75:76
Levin, J.& C., 15:54
Levin, Manya, 65:171
Levin, Sol, 56:30
Levine, Phillip, 68:194
Levine, Rachel, 40:5
Levinsky (peddler, Amador County), 20:183
Levinson, Edward, 59:71
Levinson, Robert E., 54:79
Levinson, Roger E., review of Larson, The Urban West at the End of the Frontier, 58:270-271
Levinthal (Yuba County, 1857), 9:139
Levison (Sacramento, 1857), 9:161
Levison, J. B., 73:138
Levison, Jacob Bertha, 25:232, 246; address,"Recollections of the San Francisco Disaster of 1906," 21:183-84
Levy David, 70:176, 189, 190
Levy, Angelina, 70:175-176
Lévy, Daniel, Les Français en Californie, [Levy, Daniel, Les Francais en Californie] 39:2, 4, 15-16
Levy, Daniel 79[2]:158
Levy, Elias, 70:175-176
Levy, Frank, 70:288-289
Lévy, I. O., obituary of Sam Behrendt, [Levy, I. O.] 20:93
Levy, Joann, They Saw The Elephant: Women in the California Gold Rush, review, 70:309-310
Levy, JoAnn (historian) 79[2]:125
Levy, John, 69:47 (photograph)
Levy, Julius, 15:275; 16:84, 336, 338
Levy, Louis, 72:32, 35, 36, 37
Levy, M. S., 56:200
Levy, Marcus, 70:176
Levy, Rebecca, 70:189, 190
Levy, Richard, 71:414
Levy, Rube, 70:174 (photograph), 175-191
Lew, Mildred, 75:144
Lewekamp, John, 26:204
Lewelling (A.) & Company, 27:73
Lewelling Brothers, 52:17
Lewelling, Henderson, 27:382
Lewelling, J., 27:73
Lewers, Christopher H., 58:214
Lewers, John, 66:62
Lewin, Virginia B., One of Benny's Faces: A Study of Beniamino Bufano, 1886-1970, The Man Behind The Artist, review, 60:198-199
Lewis and Clark, expedition, 75:314; 78:11
Lewis & Murray, 9:143, 144, 151, 255
Lewis (ship), 27:293; 36:135, 139
Lewis (Yokayo Indian), 26:210-15 passim
Lewis v. Gordon & Steen, 15:183
Lewis, A., 9:58, 61, 62, 63
Lewis, Al. B., 3:26; 28:334
Lewis, Art, 75:276, 281
Lewis, Austin, 56:135; 58:363; 61:91
Lewis, Betty, "W. H. Weeks California School Architect," 64:226-229
Lewis, Captain (of Everline, 1834), 14:315
Lewis, Carl, 63:48
Lewis, Charles Lux, 23:191
Lewis, Charles W., 20:261; 40:350
Lewis, Clayton, see World of Clayton Lewis, The, by J. S. Holliday, 62:216-223, 218 (photograph), 220 (photograph)
Lewis, David Rich, 21:101; review of Conlin, Bacon, Beans, and Galantines: Food and Foodways on the Western Mining Frontier, 67:136-137; 77[4]:14
Lewis, Donovan, Pioneers of California: True Stories of Early Settlers in the Golden State, review, 75:171
Lewis, Eddin, 77[1-3]:19
Lewis, Edward J., 9:243, 248, 249, 253, 260, 267, 269, 357, 362; 10:49, 71; 11:9
Lewis, Edward M., 56:77
Lewis, Frank D., 72:344-36, 349-50, 352-53, 358
Lewis, Gus, 9:52, 57, 58, 67, 137, 140-44 passim, 148, 149, 151, 155, 156, 157, 262, 265, 346, 352, 353; 10:55
Lewis, H. B., 13:11
Lewis, Harriet, 28:293
Lewis, Henry H., 1:231
Lewis, Henry, 54:233; 71:341
Lewis, J. H., 9:170; 31:6
Lewis, J. R., 33:7, 12, 148
Lewis, James, 9:157, 178, 374
Lewis, John A., 9:42; 13:320; 73:126
Lewis, John L., 59:76; 64:146; 65:94; 75:34; (labor leader), 78:190
Lewis, John Roome and Frances M. (Fotheringhame), 28:293
Lewis, Joseph E. N., 29:302, 306
Lewis, Larry, 75:282 (photo)
Lewis, Lucy (Wright), 29:179; letter to, 29:176-78
Lewis (Luiz), Manuel; and Mary, 76[1, 4]:102; 104
Lewis, Mary Jane (Fulkerson), 29:285
Lewis, Meriwether, 50:18, 19; 67:254
Lewis, Miranda Wilmarth (Sheldon), 23:191
Lewis, Miss Jeffreys, 21:172, 257
Lewis, Montgomery, 54:228, 233
Lewis, Mrs. Frank (Martha Jane Reed), 2:63-64
Lewis, Mrs. Irma, 58:69
Lewis, Nat, 3:164-65; 12:11
Lewis, Oscar, 77[4]:7; 78:285
Lewis, Oscar Joseph, fellow of CHS, 39:70; foreword to Civil War Commemorative issue, 40: opposite 289; obituary of Albert M. Bender, 20:92-93; The War and the Far West, 1861-1865, review, 40:351-53; coauthor Bonanza Inn, review, 18:369-71; photograph, 39: opposite 72
Lewis, Oscar, 50:165; editor, This was San Francisco: Being First-Hand Accounts of One of America `s Favorite Cities, review, 42:56-57; San Francisco: Mission to Metropolis, review, 46:363-364; 63:320-326; Obituary for George Laban Harding, 55:376; "Serving West Coast Collectors: The Story of the Book Club of California," 55:364-366; review of Hinckle and Hobbs, The Richest Place on Earth: The Story of Virginia City and the Heyday of the Comstock Lode, 57:385; San Francisco: Mission to Metropolis, review, 61:71; The Big Four [excerpt from] 63:324-326; inside front cover, 72: Spring
Lewis, Philip B., 14:64, 72-73
Lewis, Samella, 75:265, 269, 270 (linocut)
Lewis, Sinclair, 46:241, 247; 59:118, 119, 120; 76[1, 4]:51; inside front cover, Fall (volume 77)
Lewis, Thomas, 15:240
Lewis, W. H., 37:198
Lewis, Washington B., 69:176, 182, 184 (photograph), 186, 187, 194 (photograph)
Lewis, William D., 50:301
Lewis, William E., 20:115
Lewis, William J., 12:174; 14:163; 21:117, 118, 119; 30:329
Lewis, William S., 9:182; "Contribution towards a Bibliography of the Camel," 9:336-44
Lewis, William T., 10:378, 379, 387, 390
Lewis, William, 16:183
Lewitsky, Bella, 63:77
Lewitzow Lelkendorf (ship), 19:290
Lexington (place), 29:57
Lexington (ship), 1:232, 234; 2:251, 350; 16:196; 20:222, 233; 22:50, 65; 28:113, 114; 30:18, 35; 33:113, 251
Lexington House, Plumas County, 9:52, 69, 70; 33:299, 300
Lexington, U.S. S. (vessel), 42:41 , 42; 54:223, 225
Ley, Mary (Mrs. Thomas A.), 71:113 (photograph)
Leya, Emile, 15:46-47
Leyba, Alejo, 18:268
Leyba, Pancho, 18:260
Leyba, Santiago, 21:320
Leyner percussion drills, 77[4]:38
Leyorcita, Dolores, 28:292
Leysségues (or Leysséques), Olivier de, see Deleisséques [Leyssegues (or Leysseques), Olivier de, see Deleisseques]
Leyton, see Seyton
Leyva (Mayordomo of Jamul Rancho), 76[2-3]:192
Leyva, Augustín, [Leyva, Augustin] 55:331, 333
Lezama, Martín de, [Lezama, Martin de] 50:201
Li Hung-chang, 30:141
Li Po Tai, 35:130
Li-lan, inside front cover, 72: Summer
Liang Chi-Chao, 50:271
Libbey, Elliot, 5:255; 6:80; 18:70; 31:216
Libbey, William, 2:115
Libby's (Sacramento), 69:357
Libby, Daniel B., 33:166, 167, 168; 35:295-96
Libby, McNeill, and Libby Co., 73:17, 20
Libby, William H., 50:63
"Libels and Labels on the Protean City One Man's Riposte," by Jack Smith, 60:98-107
The Liberal Tradition, by Louis Hartz, 74:299
Liberalism, 76[2-3]:180, 190
Liberation (periodical), 65:130-131, 132, 133, 136
Liberator (anti-slavery paper), 75:200,228, 231 (photo); 78:29
Libería Abadiano, [Liberia Abadiano] 59:177
Libertad (ship), 15:167-70 passim, 175
Liberty (Ye) Playhouse, Oakland, 20:139; 33:44-45
Liberty Bank of America, 37:355, 356
Liberty Bank of San Francisco, 37:270-71
Liberty Bell Slot Machines, see "Charles Fey and the San Francisco Liberty Bell Slot Machine," 54:57-62
Liberty Bell, 74:83-84
"Liberty Cap and Nevada Fall, 1867" illustration, 42: between 16 & 17
Liberty Cap, Yosemite, 1:281
Liberty Colony, 25:175
Liberty Hall, 75:239
Liberty League, 64:184
Liberty Loans, 36:74-75
Liberty Loan Parade, 75:28 (photo)
Liberty (Missouri), 75:226
Liberty ships, 21:373
"Liberty Suit," (garment), 75:31
Liberty Theatre, San Francisco, 54:33
Librado, Fernando, 76[2-3]:51
Librado, Francisco (Kitsepawit), 68:117
Librarians' Association of Central California, 19:152; 25:4, 12
Libraries: 15:167; 38:295-319; 79[2]:298-300circulating, 30:354, 359, 362, 363; 38:295; Crescent City, 32:169; 38:319; Doheny, 25:190; private, 4:284; 12:20; 20:108, 113; 29:151; 30:98, 101, 315, 359; public, 38:295-320; public school, 15:169; see also Bancroft Library; Mercantile Library; San Francisco Public Library
Library for Social Studies and Research, 75:90
"Library Resources: CHS Collections on the History of Women in California," by Lynn Bonfield Donovan, 52:81-84
"Library Resources: Potpourri of Graphic Materials in the Los Angeles Federal Records Center," by Norman E. Tutorow, 52:366-370
"Library Resources: The Bancroft Library-Then and Now," by Robert H. Becker, 52:267-271
Libros Californianos (book), 42:47
Libros Californianos..., by Phil T. Hanna, review, 38:83-84
Lichau, Edward, 22:79, 83
Lichau, L. and Mary, 22:83
Lichtenstein, Franz, see Lightstone, Frank
Lick Free Baths, 74:383
Lick Hotel, 74:379
Lick House (San Francisco), 19:225; Block, 28:12; 42:133; 59:19; 71:14
Lick House Hotel, 69:144
Lick Observatory, 11:312; 18:181, 183; 21:368; 64:288
Lick, James, 1:15; 11:312; 17:186; 21:368, 369; 25:6, 11; 28:298; 29:56; 32:257-58; 38:28, 41, 305; 51:23, 25, 28, 30; 59:19; 64:288; 65:59-63, 63 (photograph), 209; 69:144
Lick, John Henry, 65:58 (photograph), 59-63
Lick, Rosemary, The Generous Miser: The Story of James Lick of California, review, 48:359-360
Lick, Sue Fagalde, Stories Grandma Never Told: Portuguese Women in California, review of, 78:121
Lictor Association, 75:340, 349
Liddle (Liddell, Little; San Francisco, 1850), 8:182, 262-76 passim
Lidlow, Lynn, 58:359
Lieber, Francis, 27:341, 351; 42:136, 137
Liebert, A., 6:46; 32:108-9
Liebman, Ellen, California Farmland: A History of Large Agricultural Landholdings, review, 63:183-184
Liederkrantz Society, Marysville, 9:360, 367, 375-76; 10:188
Lienhard, Heinrich, 11:42-43; 18:181; 21:80; 36:59, 62; 38:42; 73:106; translated by Gudde, From St. Louis to Sutter's Fort, 1846, review, 41:259-260
Lies, Eugene, 10:44, opposite 48, 62, 67, 70; 18:255
Life (magazine), 74:89
Life Amongst the Modocs: Unwritten History (1873), by Joaquin Miller 79[2]:216
Life and Adventures in California, 76[2-3]:308
Life and Adventures of James P. Beckwourth, as Told to Thomas D. Bonner (The), edited by Delmont R. Oswald, review, 52:89-90
The Life and Adventures of James P. Beckwourth (1856) 79[2]:216
Life and Adventures of...Joaquin Murrieta, by Paz, translator Belle, review, 5:203
The Life and Adventures of Joaquín Murieta [Joaquin Murieta], the Celebrated California Bandit (1854), by John Rollin Ridge 79[2]:211
"Life and Death of Klamath County, The," address by Charles Kasch, 34:87
Life and Letters of John Muir, The, by Bade, review, 4:292-98
Life and Personality of Phoebe Apperson Hearst, by Winifred Black Bonfils (pseudonym: Annie Laurie, see), review, 73:162; 77[1-3]:87
Life and Times of Fray Junipero Serra, The, by Geiger, review, 39:359-62
"The Life and Times of Rosie the Riveter," (documentary), 75:139-140
Life and Voyages of Wm. M. Phillipson, The, review, 5:403-4
Life and Works of the Rev. Ferdinand Konscak, by Krmpotic, review, 2:365-66
"Life at New Almaden," address by Laurence E. Bulmore, 26:373-74
Life in California before the Conquest, by Robinson, editor Russell, review, 4:298-99
Life in California (Robinson), 76[2-3]:137, 175
"Life in California in 1849... Journal of George F. Kent," editor John W. Caugbey, 20:26-46
"Life in the California Mines, 1851-52," address by Anson S. Blake, 10:91
Life in the Rocky Mountains, by Ferris, editor Phillips, review, 19:280-81
Life in the Rocky Mountains, by Ferris, editor Auerbach, review, 19:281
"Life of Ferdinand C. Ewer, The," by Henry R. Wagner, 13:291-300; 14:74-79
"Life of the Early Day Miners," address by Anson S. Blake, 8:90
Life on the Plains and Among the Diggings (1854), by Alonzo Delano 79[2]:216, 217
"Life on the Seismic Frontier: The Great San Francisco Earthquake (of 1868)," by Charles Wollenberg, 71:494-409
Life Stock Men of California, 63:125
"The Light and The Dark in Local Letters," by Jan Martin, 60:38-39
"Light Cast upon Shadows: The Non-California Years of Don Pedro Fages," by Donald A. Nuttall, 56:250-269
Light Dragoons, San Francisco, 15:164
Light House (boarding house), 74:383
Light, Allen B., 32:267; 75:199
Light, Ivan, 74:263-264
Light, Ken, 65:263-273
A Lightbulb's View, (photograph), by Jill A. Lachman, 73:314
Lighters and lighterage, see Barges and barging
Lightfoot, Ken (professor), 75:366
Lightfoot, Kent, 76[2-3]:52
Lighthouses, 16:339; 19:359; 27:71; 35:325-34
Lightner, A. T., 59:101
Lightner, C. W., 10:62
Lightner,"Bony," 23:120
Lightstone, Frank (Franz Lichtenstein), 5:125; 14:19, 149
Ligue Henri IV (society), 39:238-39, 241
Liholiho, Alexander, 67:245 (photograph), 246-249, 254
Liholiho, Emma, 67:247 (photograph), 249
Liholiho, Lot, 67:245 (photograph), 246-249, 254
"`Like a Bright Tree of Life...': Farmland Settlement of the Sacramento River Delta," by Janet Lokke with photographs by Steve Simmons, 59:222-239
"Like a Thousand Preachers Flying: Religious Newspapers on the Pacific Coast to 1865," by Wesley Norton, 56:194-209
Like Modern Edens: Winegrowing in Santa Clara Valley and Santa Cruz Mountains, 1798-1981, by Charles L. Sullivan, Forward by Leon D. Adams, review, Charles T. Morrissey, 62:145
Lilac (Indian, 1836), 16:249
Liles, Necia Dixon, editor, "At the Extremity of Civilization": An Illinois Physician's Journey to California in 1849, by Israel Shipman Pelton Lord, review, 76:Supp. 34-35
Liliencrantz, Henry Tod, 38:282, 367; "Recollections of a California Cattleman...," 38:259-68, 341-47
Lilienthal, David, 66:243
Lilienthal, Ernest R., 29:286
Lilienthal, Ernest Reuben, 63:121
Lilienthal, Ernest, 66:243
Lilienthal, Jesse W., 63:121
Lilienthal, Philip N., 63:121, 127; 73:138
Lilienthal, Samuel, 29:285-86
Lilienthal, Theodore Max, 38:87; "A Note on Gottardo Piazzoni," 38:7-8
Lillard, John H., 18:199-200, 206
Lillard, Richard G., review of Lindsay, Our Historic Desert: The Story of the Anza-Borrego Desert, 53:183-184; review of Houghton, A Trace of Desert Waters: The Great Basin Story, 55:281; "Problems and Promise in Tomorrowland," 60:76-97; review of Lummis, Letters from the Southwest, 69:213-214; editor, Letters from the Orange Empire, by G. Harold Powell, afterword by Lawrence Clark Powell, review, 73:78
Lillard, Richard G., "Agricultural Statesman: Charles C. Teague of Santa Paula," 65:2-16
Lillard, Richard, "International City," 63:52-57; 74:112
Lilley, W. B., 18:201
Lillie May Nicholson 1884-1964: An Artist Rediscovered, by Walter A. Nelson-Rees, review, 60:196-198
"Lillie, Miss" (Lizzi Swindlehurst), 21:152
Lilliendahl, Gustavus Adolphus, 50:350, 354, 355
Lilly, Chris (boxer) 79[2]:303
Lily (The) (newspaper), Seneca Falls, N.Y., 61:21, 23
Lima Bean Exchange, 74:72
Lima Locomotive Works, 70:108
Lima, Albert (Mickey), 63:310, 311, 312
Lima, Helen, 65:169-170
Lima, Maria Josefa, 66:188
Lima, Mickey, 65:167
Lima, Peru, 20:206-8; 23:303, 306-10 passim, 312, 326-31 passim
Limantour Estero, 31:99-108 passim
Limantour Land Case, 50:399, 402, 407
Limantour Spit, California, 53:241, 244
Limantour, José Yves, [Limantour, Jose Yves]5:27; 12:349; 13:129; 17:169, 172, 174; 19:163; 21:315, 321-22, 331; 26:253-54; land claims, 1:32; 5:27; 15:6, 19, 277; 16:342, 344; 17:172, 174; 19:163, 357; 21:315, 322, 331; 25:321, 322, 324; 26:253-54; 41:107-108, 112, 121, 123; 54:328, 330, 331
Limback, Mrs. (Sausalito, 1892), 36:28
Limbaugh, Ron, 77[1-3]:3
Limbaugh, Ronald H., "John Muir and Modern Environmental Education," 71:170-177; "The Chinese of Knight's Ferry, 1850-1920: A Preliminary Study," 72:106-127; 77[4]:15, 17
Limbaugh, Ronald, 63:247-251
limber (Pinus flexilis), 76[2-3]:30
Limco Del Mar, 74:76
Lime Point, 19:264, 269; 27:294; 32:318-19, 323; 33:231
lime production, 77[4]:188
Limekilns, 19:317-22; 33:62; photograph, 19: opposite 317; plan, 19: opposite 320
Limerick, Ireland, 73:232, 235
Limerick, Patricia (historian) 79[2]:115
Limerick, Patricia Nelson, 73:98; "Will the Real Californian Please Stand Up?" 263-77 (photograph); inside front cover, Spring (volume 77), 77[1-3]:2, 60; author of "The Gold Rush and the Shaping of the American West," 30-41; 77[4]:14
Limon Bay, 78:229
Limón, Cayetano, [Limon, Cayetano] 55:333
Limoneira Company, 47:120, 122, 123, 127; 74:4, 38, 70 (and photo), 71-72 (photo), 73 (photo), 74 (photo), 76; label, 68 (photo); 78 (photo), 79 (and photo), 80-81 (and photo), 107
Limoneira Del Mar, 74:76-77 (photo), 80
Limoneira Ranch, 65:3-16; 74:34, 72, 74, 76-77, 80
Linares, Gertrude, 46:317
Linares, Joseph Ramon, 20:236
Linares, María Gertrudis, [Linares, Maria Gertrudis] 20:236
Linares, María Juliana, [Linares, Maria Juliana] 20:236
Linares, Rosa, 38:109
Linares, Salvador Ygnacio, 20:235-36, 239, 240
Linares, Ygnacio and Gertrudis (Rivas), 20:235-39 passim
Linck, Wenceslao [Winceslaus], 31:115, 116, 269; 41:325; 44:113
Linck, Winceslaus, 76[2-3]:21
Lincoln & Snyder, 17:84
Lincoln (ship), 11:307
Lincoln, California, 77[4]:53
Lincoln (Nebraska), 75:269
Lincoln (Wood's Creek, 1852), 11:168
Lincoln Grammar School, San Francisco, 25:192; 34:328; 37:224-26; 40: opposite 302; 79[2]:231
Lincoln Heights, 75:346
Lincoln High School, 75:341
Lincoln Motion Picture Company, 75:233
Lincoln Theater, 75:232
"Lincoln's California Contacts," address by Milton H. Shutes, 22:183
"Lincoln's Chief-of-Staff, Henry Wager Halleck," address by Milton H. Shutes, 16:89
Lincoln, A. L., 22:1
Lincoln, A., "My Dear Senator: Letters Between Theodore Roosevelt and Hiram Johnson in 1917," 42:221-239; "My Dear Friend and Champion: Letters Between Theodore Roosevelt and Hiram Johnson in 1918," 48:19-36; review of Katcher, Earl Warren: A Political Biography, 48:77-78
Lincoln, Abraham, 4:105, 255, 272, 288; 6:352; 9:317; 10:257, 258, 267, 268, 371; 15:3-20, 190, 200, 201, 207; 16:89, 200-206, 307-17 passim; 17:237, 303-24 passim; 19:362-66; 20:160-68 passim, 255; 21:66, 191; 22:26, 183, 225, 227, 228, 232, 233, 357, 362; 23:296; 26:195-200 passim, 211; 27:87-88, 89, 98, 100; 31:196, 197, 201-4 passim, 231, 232, 275, 292; 33:195, 207-8; 34:51-58 passim; 39:294; 40:290, 295, 296, opposite 302; 43:119, 122, 126; 45:120, 121; 50:250; 59:241; 60:319; 63:137, 201, 207; 65:104, 288; 68:183; 69:86, 372; 72:325, 326; 73:182, 186, 190, 286
Lincoln, Abraham, 75:6, 206
Lincoln, Ashbrook, 30:284; 38:282; "The San Francisco Bay-Area Press Views Russian Aggression in the Far East, 1903- 1905," 30:193-206; "My dear Governor: Letters... Theodore Roosevelt and Hiram Johnson," 38:229-47
Lincoln, C. Eric, The Black Church in the African American Experience, 75:239
Lincoln, Charles, 60:161, 164, 165, 167, 169
Lincoln, Chester Charles, "My Experience in the Earthquake and Fire of San Francisco," 65:34-41
Lincoln, Granville H., 16:140
Lincoln, Jerome, 26:264; 27:173
Lincoln, Robert Todd, 31:44, 47
Lincoln, Seth S., 16:140
Lincoln-Roosevelt League, 45:225-240; 65:86
"Lincolniana," by members of the Civil War Round Table of Los Angeles, 42:167-171
Lind, Jenny, 33:243, 247; 75:96
Lind, John E. and Theresa (McNamara), 35:332
Lind, John Y., 29:108
Lind, William, 26:204
Linda (place), 14:205, 213, 216, 217, 218, 395, 403; 15:39-40
Linda (river steamer), 14:213, 214, 224, 384; 15:52
Linda Steam Dredging Company, 15:52
Linda Township (California), 62:98, 99
Lindberg (Wood's Creek, 1853), 40:99
Lindbergh, Charles A., 65:136
Lindbergh, Charles, 64:29, 31
Lindbergh, Charles, Jr., 57:295
Linden Branch YWCA, 75:240
Linden, Harry, 35:336, 342, 343
Lindenberger, Thomas E., 36:305
Lindenberger, W. H., 23:297
Lindgren and Swinerton (now Swinerton and Walberg), 75:30
Lindgren, Raymond E., review of Bjork, West of the Great Divide, 37:372
Lindley, Charles, 9:263-64, 266, 286, 365, 381; 10:63, 170, 183, 187, 268, 295, 367; 15:29; 16:257; 22:36; 30:251, 263, 353
Lindley, Curtis H., 38:230
Lindley, Walter, 4:166; 59:9; 67:4, 9
Lindsay (California), see Rustling Oranges in Lindsay, by Gregory R. Woirol, 62:82-97
Lindsay (San Joaquin Valley, California), 74:97 (photo)
Lindsay, Diana, Our Historic Desert: The Story of the Anza-Borrego Desert, review, 53:183-184
Lindsay, Merle and his Oklahoma Nightriders, 68:82
Lindsay, Thomas, 12:115
Lindsey, Estelle Lawton, 67:186
Lindsey, John, 38:319
Lindsey, Tipton, 4:43; 25:22; 46:5; 59:111; 69:102
Linen, James, 28:6
Linenthal, Mark (San Francisco State professor), 78:192-193, 197
Linforth, James, 22:24
Ling Sing, 52:256
Lingard, Alice and Dickie, 21:173
Lingard, Mrs. William Horace, see Dunning, Alice
Lingard, William Horace, 21:165, 171
Lingenfelter, J. W., 31:231, 233
Lingenfelter, R. E., review of Wyman, Hard rock Epic: Western Miners and the Industrial Revolution, 1850-1910, 58:368-369
Lingenfelter, Richard, 77[4]:98
Lingenfelter, Richard E. and Richard A. Dwyer, Lying on the Eastern Slope: James Townsend's Comic Journalism on the Mining Frontier, review, 64:155-156
Lingenfelter, Richard E., The Hardrock Miners: A History of the Mining Labor Movement in the American West, 1863-1893, review, 54:91; review of Young, Black Powder and Hand Steel: Miners and Machines on the Old Western Frontier, 55:373; Death Valley and the Amargosa: A Land of Illusion, review, 65:301-302
Lingots d'Or (society and lottery), 20:71; 22:311-12, 314; 35:309, 315; 39:172; article on, 33:125-42; illustration 22: opposite 312
linguistics, 76[2-3]:7
Lining, John, 50:114
Link v. Coombs, 9:68, 136, 137, 139, 145, 146
Link, Arthur S., 47:329, 331
Link, Xavier, 9:66, 136, 137, 139, 143, 146, 152, 154, 156, 161, 173, 345, 360, 372, 374, 378
Linkletter, Carl, 63:23
Linn, James S., 16:136, 138
Linnaeus, Carolus (Carl Linne), 18:335, 344; 76[2-3]:96
Linthicum, J. F., 10:177, 252, 265
Lion Co. Brewery, 64:119
Lion Feuchtwanger Memorial Library, 75:96
"Lion of the Vigilantes, The," by Scherer, review, 18:371-73
Lion, California (panther or puma), 2:58; 11:114
Lion, Le (ship), 12:348; 28:342
Lipman, Edward Crossley, 29:92
Lipman, Frederick Lockwood, 29:92; obituary, 29:377
Lipman, Joshua, 13:32
Lippancott, J. B., 65:200
Lippincott, Benjamin S., 15:280; 16:81, 84; 20:101, 114; facsimile signature, 10: opposite 159
Lippincott, Charles E., 8:199, 203, 204, 205, 208, 212; 9:46, 50; 10:275
Lippincott, J. B., 52:297, 298
Lippincott, Joseph Barlow, 55:2-25 passim, 110
Lippincott, Sara Jane, 70:149; 75:333
Lippincott, William (1855), 15:366
Lippincott, William (1938), 17:243
Lippitt, Francis J., 16:82, 282; 17:182; 19:237; 26:4, 332; 27:226; 29:161; 40:349; facsimile signature, 10: opposite 159
Lippitt, Senator Henry, 74:200
Lippmann, Walter, 47:227; 69:332
Lipscomb, Samuel A., 21:291, 307
Lipscomb, William A. (or H.), 21:294, 307
Lipsis, Elias, 4:61
Liquor Dealers Association, 54:251
Liquor: aguardiente, 14:129, 130; blackberry cordial, 16:296; brandy, 13:166, 274; 14:10; 22:319; 23:277, 278; 32:335; 37:110; milk punch, 11:18-19; whiskey, 16:133; prices on ship, 32:309; saloons, 6:245; 15:184; 22:262-63; traffic, 5:23; 11:209; 17:59; 22:262-63; 23:22; 31:314; 35:350-51; see also Drinking and drunkenness; Prohibition; Temperance; Wine
Liquors, see "Secret of Pisco Punch Revealed: Being a True Account of the Rediscovery o San Francisco's Long-Lost Favorite of Favorites," 52:229-240
Lisa, Manuel, 4:126, 127
Lisaldo, María Nicolasa, [Lisaldo, Maria Nicolasa] 46:319
Lisbon House, San Francisco, 35:235;
Lisbon House (hotel), 76[1, 4]:99, 101
Lisca, Peter, 68:212
Lisle's Bridge, 25:223
Lisner, Meyer (1913), 58:169, 172-175 passim
Lissner, Meyer, 26:85; 38:230; 45:226, 228, 277; 51:67; 54:40-51 passim; 57:168; cartoon, 167
Litayre (ship), 12:222
"Literary Associations with Mt. Tamalpais." by Lincoln Fairley, 61:82-99
Literary California, 68:188-195; 78:260
Literary Digest (The) (publication), 43:224
Literary San Francisco: a Pictorial History from Its Beginnings to the Present Day, by Lawrence Ferlinghetti and Nancy J. Peters, review, 60:194-195
Literary Society of California, inside front cover, 72: Spring
Literature in Los Angeles, see "The Light and Dark in Local Letters," 60:38-39
Literature of the California frontier; bibliography of 79[2]:207; influenced by East, 208, 209; later exponents of, 221-223; nonfictional prose, 214-218; poetry, fiction, and drama, 210-214
"Literature of Yosemite, the Big Trees, and the Sierra," address by Francis P. Farquhar, 28:185-86
Lithographs, 15:54, 99, 192-93, 301, 302, 305; 22:33-39 passim; 34:350; Marysville, 15:54; reproduced, 9: opposite 62, opposite 68, opposite 358; 30: opposite 257; flag raising at Monterey, 25:196; Nevada City, reproduced, 9: opposite 68; Sacramento, 31:283-84; reproduced, 9: opposite 258; San Francisco, 11:363-64; 21:332; 31:284; Stockton, 31:283-84; see "From the Place We Hear About...," 56:346-67
Little & Company, 22:37
"Little All Right" (acrobat), 21:154, 156
Little Big Man (motion picture), 62:12
Little Bummer (place), 6:71, 76
Little Camass River, 22:328
Little Chile, California, 53:52
"Little Cricket" (Josephine), 9:374
Little Grass Valley, 29:300, 305
"Little Ike" (Indian, 1890), 26:201, 206
Little Klamath, see Yreka
Little Mariposa Creek, 21:358-62 passim
Little Miss Nobody (play), 34:364
Little Miss San Francisco (painting), 77[1-3]:64
"Little Nell" (Helen Dauvray), 21:173
"Little Pete" (Chinese), 27:23-24
Little Pilgrim A.M.E., 75:202
Little River, 9:221
Little Sitka, see Sitka (steam launch)
Little Theater Association, 74:248
"Little Thuana," (Washington Township), 73:57, 58, 63
Little Truckee River, 5:378; 7:9; 10:347, 348
Little White Father: Redick McKee on the California Frontier, by Ray Raphael, review, 74:350
Little, Edell F., 29:286
Little, Frank, 53:104-110 passim
Little, Henry S., 8:262; see also Liddle
Little, John T., 23:166, 170, 176; 30:36; 79[2]:188
Little, Milton, 2:63; 35:105, 107, 110; 38:314
Little, Mrs. (Sacramento, 1858), 9:250
Little, Mrs. Milton, see Eagar, Mary
Little, W. C., 38:22
Little, W. F., 53:104, 105
Little, William C., 12:138
Little, William H., 13:340-41
Littlefield, John W., 13:296
Littlefield, John, 13:258
Littlejohn, David, 15:120-21; 30:98
Litton, Martin, 71:215, 218 (photograph), 219, 221, 222, 223, 224, 226, 227, 231, 259
Littrell, Marion, 48:115
Litwin, Roger, 74:333, 334
Liu Hsing, 60:152
Liu, Yulan, 75:147, 149, 153
Liuhatme, Manuela, 68:119
live oak (Quercus species), 76[2-3]:21, 24, 26; coast (Quercus agrifolia), 24, 26; interior (Quercus wislizenii), 24
Live Oak Bar, 19:134
Live Oak Park, San Jose, 10:358
Live stock market, West Coast, 63:121
Live Woman in the Mines, A (play), 34:359
Live Yankee (ship), 17:174
Livermore (horticulturist, 1883), 24:223
Livermore (place), 23:294, 364
Livermore Pass, 77[4]:264
Livermore, Caroline S., 66:39
Livermore, Horatio Gates, 33:81
Livermore, Horatio P., 59:102
Livermore, Horatio Putnam, 24:223(?); 29:254; 33:81; 37:228
Livermore, María Josefa, [Livermore, Maria Josefa] 38:183
Livermore, Mrs. Norman Banks (Caroline Sealy), 33:82
Livermore, Norman Banks, obituary, 33:81-82
Livermore, Robert, 2:183, 196; 5:130; 14:12; 21:316; 33:350; 34:6; 38:110, 183; 39:43, 50
Livermore, Robert, 54:158, 162
Livernash, Edward J., 62:211
Liverpool, England, 76[1, 4]:84, 85; 77[1-3]:15
Liverpool and London Fire and Life Insurance Company, 25:100; 26:179, 181
Liverpool Corn Exchange, 51:317
Liverpool Standard (publication), 53:125
Livestock, 2:41-42; 4:37; 5:217; 8:98, 102, 319; 12:193, 199, 242-43, 246, 249; 14:5, 6, 9, 21, 23; 16:119, 242; 19:210; 20:341-46; 21:1; 22:13; 23:250, 252; 74:154-155, 157-159, 168-169; 76[2-3]:118, 275-78; mission holdings, 76[2-3]:116; grazing by, 77[4]:105; see also Beef; Cattle; Dairying; Goats; Horses; Mules; Oxen; Sheep; Swine
Living History Day, 75:361 (photo), 365 (and photo), 368 (photo)
Living with Flowers: History of the California Flower Market, by Gary Kawaguchi, review, 74:439-440
Livingston (California), 74:180
Livingston, 73:29
Livingston, Fargo and Company, 45:295
Livingston, Laurence, 25:286
Livingston, W. R., 7:70
Livingston-Little, Dallas E., review of Foss, Politics and Grass:...Grazing on the Public Domain, 40:73-74; review of Cooper, The A. Wardman Story, 41:60-61; review of Dorset, Historic Ships Afloat, 47:83; review of Hafen, The Mountain Men and the Fur Trade of the Far West, Volume II, 45:360-361; review of Harlan, San Francisco Bay Ferryboats, 48:359; review of Pomeroy, The Pacific Slope: A History of California, Oregon, Washington, Idaho, Utah and Nevada, 45:162-163
Livingstone & Company, Foster's Bar, 9:130
Lizard with Arrows, ca. 1931 (drawing), front cover, Spring (volume 75)
Lizardi and Company, 17:21; 18:137
Lizzie Homer (river steamer), 33:6, 149; 35:306
Llagas Creek, 14:104
Llano de Santa Rosa, Sonoma County, 46:133
Llano Del Rio Colony, see "A Double Look at Utopia: The Llano Del Rio Colony," 51:117; "Ozymandias, the Utopias That Failed," 51:118-130; "Portrait of a California Utopia," 51:131-154
Llano del Rio, 72:279 (photograph)
Llano del Rio: colony, 40:215-36; Company (of California), 40:217; (of Nevada), 40:224
"Llano Del Rio: Ozymandias, the Utopias That Failed," by Aldous Huxley, 51:118-130
"Llano Del Rio: Portrait of a California Utopia," by Paul Kagan, 51:131-154
Llebaria, John F., 15:44
Llenco, Venando, 68:119
Llewellyn Iron Works, Los Angeles, 55:355, 356
Llewellyn Iron Works, Torrance, 30:347
Lloyd, B. E., 59:315
Lloyd, David, 22:163
Lloyd, Elizabeth, 31:241-45 passim
Lloyd, Hannah, see Neall, Mrs. James
Lloyd, Harold, 60:61, 64; 63:24
Lloyd, Isaac, 31:241
Lloyd, James T., 30:258
Lloyd, Kathleen, 72:41
Lloyd, Peter H., 31:280
Llull, Ramon, see Lull, Raymond
Lo, the Poor Indian: A Saga of the Suisun Indians of California, by Ethel Matson Read, review, 61:152
"Loaded Words," by Dolores W. Bryant, 23:147-48
Loan of a Lover, The (play), 16:283
Loaysa, García Joffre de, [Loaysa, Garcia Joffre de] 6:309, 310, 311; 7:133, 135, 180
Lob, Richard, 8:343
Lobar, Juan, 2:36
Lobato, Miguel García, [Lobato, Miguel Garcia] 16:222
Lobb, William, 4:14; 18:343; 32:249
Lobenstine, William C., 20:69
Loberto Theatre (Santa Barbara), 75:81
Lobo, Santiago, 26:41
Lobos Creek, 64:273; 75:156, 161, 162
Lobos, Farallon de, 8:57
"Local History in the United States," address by Frederic L. Paxson, 20:282
Local Knowledge, by Clifford Geertz, 77[1-3]:134
Locan, Mrs. Franz (Rosa Gore), 19:232, 233
"Location of the Donner Family Camp," by P. M. Weddell, 24:73-76
Lochead, James K., 20:192
Lociero, Giorgio, 42:326
Lockaby, J., 13:32
Locke (California), 74:178
Locke (Lockeport), California, 49:31, 33
Locke (on California, 1849), 27:36, 38, 39, 45, 157, 158, 161
Locke, 64:211-217
Locke, California, 66:170-187
Locke, Alan, 75:267
Locke, Charles E., 19:98, 105, 108
Locke, Dean J., 56:72, 78
Locke, Dean Jewett, 18:22-23; 75:17, 18, 20, 132
Locke, Delia, 75:20
Locke, E. R., 15:29
Locke, James O., 23:205, 211, 216
Locke, John, 77[4]:123-25
Locke, John Raymond, 61:215
Locke, Sarah, 69:149
Locke, William J., 36:253
Lockeford, 18:23; 75:17, 132
Lockhart, Benjamin, 13:32
Lockhart, Katharine Meyer, 76[2-3]:244
Lockheed Aircraft Corporation, Burbank (California) headquarters, 60:58, 59; 70:118 (photograph)
Lockheed Missiles and Space Company, Palo Alto, 58:78, 79
Lockley, Fred, To Oregon by Ox-Team in `47, review, 3:90; editor Bonney, Across the Plains by Prairie Schooner, review, 3:89-90; Dosch, Vigilante Days at Virginia City, review, 3:297
Locklin, Gerald, 68:193
Lockwood family, 34:98-105 passim, 336, 338; phot, 34: opposite97
Lockwood, Charles, "Rincon Hill was San Francisco's most genteel neighborhood," 58:48-61 ; Suddenly San Francisco: the Early Years of an Instant City, review, 58:85; "Tourists in Gold Rush San Francisco," 59:314-333
Lockwood, J. A., 57:127
Lockwood, J. L. ("Ante"), 8:346, 352, 361; 9:51, 66, 78, 130, 131, 149, 150, 152; 10:58, 368; 67:172
Lockwood, Mrs. Rufus Allen (Harriet Hill), 34:101-5 passim, 336, 338-39; photograph, 34: opposite 97
Lockwood, Rufus Albert Joseph, 34:104, 336
Lockwood, Rufus Allen (Jonathan Trumball Jessup), 10:191; 16:285; 20:109; 21:322, 331; article on 34:97-110, 239-63, 333-40; portrait, 34: opposite 336
Lockwood, W. G., 9:180
Locofocos, 15:28; 26:322, 334, 3, 46
Locomotives, 40:250; "Arrow, 18:30; Baldwin, 4:239; 31:293; 40:250; logging, 38:65; "Sacramento," 4:223, (illustration) opposite 268; "San Gabriel," 32:332; "Sequoia," 31:293; "Theodore D. Judah," 4:258
lode mining. see quartz mining
Loder, George, 15:164, 369; 16:182, 283; 17:82; 20:305; 25:342
Lodge, Henry Cabot, 42:223, 227, 228, 233; 48:21, 30
Lodge, Michael, 16:325, 331; mill of, 27:162; 41:240, 242
Lodge, Robert, 36:99
lodgepole pine (Pinus contorta subspecies murrayana), 76[2-3]:29, 30
Lodi Unified schools, 74:188
Lodi, California, 46:23, 24; 74:188; 75:18
Loeb, Jacques, 54:104-105
Loehr, Ferdinand von, 15:172; 30:254, 264
Loehr, Rodney C., review of Danker, editor, Man of the Plains: Recollections of Luther North, 1856-1882, 41:252-253
Loeper, Herman, 48:312
Loeser, Lt. Lucien, 10:301; 26:125; 79[2]:53
Loeta, California, 49:204
Loew's Place Theatre, 63:52
Loewenberg, Peter, 70:389
Loewy Bros. & Birgham, 29:108; 30:262, 265, 267, 363, 367
Loewy, Baronn & Company, 30:256
Loewy, Jean, "Katherine Philips Edson and the California Suffragette Movement, 1919-1920," 47:343-350
Loftis, Anne and Dick Meister, A Long Time Coming: The Struggle to Unionize America's Farm Workers, review, 56:372-373;
Loftis, Anne, 54:79; California: Where the Twain Did Meet, review, 53:88-89; author, California--Where the Twain Did Meet, 74:175; Witnesses to the Struggle: Imaging the 1930s California Labor Movement, review of, 78:60
London, Jack,78:276
Lofton, J. K., 10:367
Lofton, Squire, 10:183, 200
Log of a Forty-niner, The, Hale, editor Russ, review, 3:92-93
Log of a Twentieth Century Cowboy, by Daniel G. Moore, review, 45:273-274
Log of the Courier, The, by Cunningham, review, 38:371
Logan (San Pedro, 1820s), 6:262
Logan Museum of Anthropology, Beloit, Wisc., 58:312
Logan, "Big" Bill 79[2]:148
Logan, F. A., 73:197
Logan, Frank G., 58:312
Logan, H. C., 48:6,7
Logan, James, 8:201
Logan, John Quincy Adams, 56:78
Logan, Jonathan, 11:8-9
Logan, Maurice, 70:68; inside front cover, Fall (volume 77)
Logan, Pvt. (died Los Angeles, 1847), 33:256
Logan, Robert, 9:68, 159, 168, 267; 10:170, 171, 256
Logan, Thomas M., 50:119, 122, 123
Logan, Thomas Muldrup, 4:194; 26:347
Logan, Utah, 73:265
Logan, William, 54:140
Logging: 75:327; donkeys, 38:64; engines, 38:64-65; 77[4]:115-16see also Lumber
Logue, Lucille, 63:22
Lohe, H., 15:368
Lohf, Kenneth A., coauthor Frank Norris: A Bibliography, review, 39:366-67
Lohn, Albert W., 57:189
Lohse, Charles S., 30:286
Loing, F., 31:333
Loiseau, Adolph, 39:167, 169
Lok, Michael, 8:38; 9:201; 62:54
Loker (diarist at Sutter's Fort), 73:108
Lokis, Father Basil, 60:120
Lokke, Janet and Simmons, Steve, "`Like a Bright Tree of Life...': Farmland Settlement of the Sacramento River Delta," 59:222-239
Lola Montez: The California Adventures of Europe's Notorious Courtesan, by James F. Varley, review, 76[1, 4]:62
Lola Montez (play), 21:60
Loma Alta, see Telegraph Hill
Loma, Point, 7:347, 387; 8:217-18, 220-21; 23:205; 31:120; 32:352; 33:115; 34:159
Loma Prieta earthquake (1989), 75:4
Lomas (to Mazatlan, 1849), 14:333
Lomas de Santiago claim, 50:420
Lomba, Flores Island, Azores, 76[1, 4]:101
Lombard Street (San Francisco), 73:205
Lombard, Jules Barthelemy, 12:157, 158, 159; 27:141, 143; 31:139-40, 323-24; 35:317; letters, 31:141-46, 147, 253-59, 307-22
Lombard, Juliette, 71:405, 410
Lombardi Opera Company, 25:231, 241-42
Lomhardi, I (opera), 15:278
Lompoc, 75:224
Londeau, Maurice, 25:293; 26:45
London (England), 74:88; 77[4]:67
London (ship), 7:206-27 passim, 396-97; 8:276
"London Album: A California Legend at Work and Play," by Carolyn Willson, 55:218-245
London and San Francisco Bank, 11:5
London Dispatch (newspaper), 58:337
London Paris Bank, 73:136
London School of Mines, 77[4]:28
London stock exchange, 77[4]:63
London Times (newspaper), 53:117, 118; 55:247
London, Becky, My Daddy Jack London-Dedicated to the Memory of Becky London, 1902-1992, review, 73:329
London, Bess, 55:222, 223
London, Charmian Kittredge, 55:219-245 passim; (Mrs. Jack London)
London, Charmian, 48:202; 75:174 (photo)
London, Elizabeth Maddern, 55:222
London, Great Britain, 73:282
London, Jack, 4:100; 10:408; 18:374; 29:92; 30:199; 39:309-10; 40:137; photograph, 39: opposite 309; 40: opposite 137; 46:240; 48:202; 51:218-220; 52:200; 53:363; 56:292; 57:309, 310; 59:196; 61:91, 93, 200; 63:153, 257, 304; (quoted), 65:36, 37, 182, 190; 66:201-202, 302-303; 68:188, 189 (photograph), 192; 69:28, 33, 52; 70:175-176; 73:329 (photograph); 75:69 (photo), 71, 73, 76, 174 (photo); 76[1, 4]:96; inside front cover, Fall (volume 77);
London, Jack (writer) 79[2]:222; see "London Album: A California Legend at Work and Play," 55:218-245
London, James, 2:291-92
London, Joan, 55:222, 223
London, Joan, Jack London and His Daughters, review, 73:329 (photograph)
London, Julie, 75:56
Londresa (vessel), 50:9
Lone Mountain Cemetery, 4:182; 10:266, 279, 293; 11:146, 149; 15:165, 172, 209, 373; 16:345; 17:314, 321; 18:343; 21:364; 34:232; see also Laurel Hill Cemetery
Lone Pine Mining District, 17:115
Lone Prospector (The) (painting), 71:68
Lone Tree, San Joaquin County, 12:6
Lone Woman (Juana Maria) of San Nicolas Island, 68:36-41
"The Lone Woman of San Nicolas Island: A New Hypothesis on Her Origin," by Maria Daily, 68:36-41
The Loneliest Road in America (1997), by Roy Parvin 79[2]:222
Long (Chimney Hill, 1859), 10:168
Long (Marysville, 1851), 15:33
Long Bar 79[2]:115
Long Bar (near Foster's Bar), 8:342, 349, 358; 9:158, 347, 353; 10:170
Long Bar (near Parks' Bar), 8:359; 9:70, 351, 355, 356; 10:168, 173, 249, 254, 255, 284, 358; 14:402
Long Bar (Trinity mines), 5:220-21, 230
The Long Bar (San Francisco club), 75:275
Long Beach Press-Telegram (newspaper), 44:21
Long Beach, California, 13:302; 31:294; 44:17, 20-27 passim; 73:39; 75:342; 76[1, 4]:44, 53
Long Beach.Compton earthquake, 64:32
"The Long Black Line," by Mary Jane Hewitt, 60:12-13
"Long Drive on the Hastings Cut-off, The," by Henry J. Webb, 36:57-62
Long Island, New York, 77[1-3]:19, 20
Long Lake, Plumas County, 11:242
"The Long Lost Ecclesiastical Diary of Archbishop Alemany," edited and translated by Francis . Weber, 43:319-330
A Long Time Coming: The Struggle to Unionize America's Farm Workers, by Dick Meister and Anne Loftis, review, 56:372-373
long tom, 77[1-3]:61; 77[4]:26, 29, 59, 181, 197
Long Tom Saloon, Sonora, 10:45
Long Valley, California, 55:5, 8, 105, 106, 113, 114, 115
Long Valley, Mendocino County, 27:218; 32:364, 376
Long Wharf, San Francisco, 2:117, 135; 6:251; 18:10-11, 329, 331, 332, 333; 21:75-79; 22:113, 254-55, 259; illustration, 21: opposite 75
Long's Bar (mining camp), 61:173, 179
Long's Bar, Butte County, 30:54; 33:295
Long's Trading Post, 61:173, 178
Long, Boaz W., 50:65
Long, Breckenridge, 75:348
Long, C. W., 38:60
Long, Claude, 29:81
Long, David and Selina (Patch), 16:131
Long, Dr. (Sutter's Fort, 1847), 16:137
Long, E., 42:326
Long, Huey, 65:136; 69:349
Long, John Davis, 47:223
Long, John F., 21:232
Long, John P., 9:77
Long, L. H., 70:84, 85
Long, Lawrence, 6:259
Long, Mrs. (Sacramento, 1858), 9:258, 261; 10:176
Long, Percy V., 43:6
Long, Richard, 72:52, 53 (photograph)
Long, Robert W., 19:384
Long, Sarah R., 29:294
Long, W. H. (pseudonym W. H. Ives), 32:121, 139
Long, William S., 9:104; 15:377; 24:170
Long-Bell Lumber Company, 70:113
Longino-Martinez, José, [Longino-Martinez, Jose] 76[2-3]:21, 102
Longley, Howard, 4:49; 71:257
Longmans, Green, and Co., (publication), 63:164
Longshoremen (San Francisco), 63:213, 215
Longshoremen, 35:63-64
Longshoreman's Union, 75:245, 349
Longstreth, Richard,
Longstreth, Richard, On the Edge of the World: Four Architects in San Francisco at the Turn of the Century, review, 63:332-333; 71:466, 468
Longtain, Andre', 22:196, 198, 203, 208, 217, 221; 23:35, 125, 140-41
Longtime Californ': A Documentary Study of an American Chinatown, by Victor G. and Brett DeBary Nee, review, 53:87-88
Longtom, 3:130; 6:223-24, 238; 11:237
Longyear, Douglas, 47:239
Loo Choo (ship), 1:208, 218; 18:177; 19:56; 22:65; 24:48, 70; 25:130; 77[4]:176; 78:166
Loo, Lilly, 75:29 (photo)
Loo, Myrtle, 75:29 (photo)
Loofbourrow, David Thomas, 9:269
"Look at Llano, A: Experiment in Economic Socialism," by Abe Hoffman, 40:215-36
Look Magazine, 62:17
"The Look of L.A.," by Walter Houk, 63:58-65
Look Out (ship), 15:375
Look Tin Eli (Lu Runging), 57:91
Looking Horse, Kelly, 71:433 (photograph)
Looking Horse, Mauni-win, 71:433 (photograph)
Looking Horse, Suzanne, 71:433 (photograph)
Looking Horse, Wechagpi-win, 71:433 (photograph)
Looking Horse, Weyaka-win, 71:433 (photograph)
Looking Up Yosemite Valley (painting), 71:39
The Lookout, 59:121
Loomis, Augustus Ward, 27:149-50; 28:4-5; 29:11, 116; 32:304, 311; 37:133
Loomis, Barney, 22:78
Loomis, George, 14:95
Loomis, Leander V., Journal of the Birmingham Emigrating Company, editor Ledyard, review, 8:81-82
Loos, Adolf, 51:303
Loose, George, 58:346
Loperena, David Zarate, Donald Chaput, and William M. Mason, Modest Fortunes: Mining in Northern Baja California, review, 72:375-77
López de Cárdenas, Garci, [Lopez de Cardenas, Garci] 7:20
López de Contreras, Pedro, [Lopez de Contreras, Pedro] 8:43
López de Gómara, Francisco, see Gómara [Lopez de Gomara, Francisco, see Gomara] 53:9, 11
Lopez de Legazpi, Miguel, 76[2-3]:87
Lopez de Santa Ana, Antonio, 66:274
López de Villalobos, Ruy, [Lopez de Villalobos, Ruy] 3:388, 394; 6:314, 322; 7:136, 137, 138, 181, 183, 184
López de Zúñiga, Diego, [Lopez de Zuniga, Diego] 3:387, 389; 6:311, 315-17, 319, 330; instructions to, 324-29
López, Ana Gertrudis, [Lopez, Ana Gertrudis] 13:200
López, Baldomero, [Lopez, Baldomero] 37:245
López, Benito, [Lopez, Benito] 13:329
López, Bernardino, [Lopez, Bernardino] 23:360-61, 363
López, Bonifacio, [Lopez, Bonifacio] 26:30
López, Carlos U., [Lopez, Carlos U.] and Edwin A. Beilharz, editors, We Were 49ers! Chilean Accounts of the California Gold Rush, review, 56:88-89
López, Claudio, [Lopez, Claudio] 13:210, 211, 326; 53:142, 143; 76[2-3]:121
López, Cristóbal, [Lopez, Cristobal] 26:49
López, de Haro, Gonzalo, [Lopez, de Haro, Gonzalo] 40:117, 118, 238; map by, 19:221
López, de Legaspi, Miguel, [Lopez, de Legaspi, Miguel] 2:140; 7:62, 142, 144-47, 150, 172, 175, 181, 183, 235, 236, 237; 15:382
López, Diego, [Lopez, Diego] 7:394
Lopez, Dolores, 71:418
Lopez, Dona Eustaquia, 74:236, 240
Lopez, Elizabeth, 72:277 --
Lopez, Esteban, 7:377, 390
López, Francisca, [Lopez, Francisca] 20:238
López, Francisco (near San Fernando, 1842), [Lopez, Francisco] 7:199; 12:295; 13:58, 224-25
López, Francisco (San Diego, 1769), [Lopez, Francisco] 26:32
López, Gaspar, [Lopez, Gaspar] 55:332
López, Gregorio, [Lopez, Gregorio] 37:201
López, Henry, [Lopez, Henry] 45:333-334
López, Juan, [Lopez, Juan] 21:320
Lopez, Julia, 71:418, 428, 429
Lopez, Julian, 67:152, 156, 158
Lopez, Manuel, 71:418
López, María Ignacia, [Lopez, Maria Ignacia] 29:319
López, María Josefa, [Lopez, Maria Josefa] 26:32, 41
López, María, [Lopez, Maria] 26:41
López, Pedro, [Lopez, Pedro] 13:224
López, Portilla, Juan Nepomuseno, letter to, [Lopez, Portilla] 15:358-59
López, Ramon (1808), [Lopez, Ramon] 58:251
Lopez, Seidy, 74:325
Lord (D. S.) & Company, 30:107, 264; & Webb, 30:254, 264; see also Negbaur & Lord
Lord (on Cantero, 1849-50), 2:122
"The Lord and the Drayman:James Bryce vs Denis Kearney," by Russell M., 50:277-284
Lord Dufferin (ship), 15:164
Lord, Bracket, 22:147
Lord, Charles L., 27:68
Lord, Charles, 21:240
Lord, Clifford L., editor, Keepers of the Past, review, 46:178-179
Lord, Eliot, 47:198; 77[4]:68
Lord, Israel Shipman Pelton, "At the Extremity of Civilization": An Illinois Physician's Journey to California in 1849, edited by Necia Dixon Liles, review, 76:Supp. 34-35
Lord, Joseph M. (?), 12:30
Lord, Miss (Benicia, 1852), 27:303
Lord, Nathaniel, 14:406
Lord, Philip B., 39:264-66; map by, 39: following 264
Lord, Robert Waterston, 18:375
Lord, William, pack train of, 39:57-58
"Lore and Lure of California, The," address by William G. Paden, 25:185-86
Lore and the Lure of the Yosemite, The, by Wilson, review, 1:199-200
Lore of the California Vaquero, by Rojas, review, 38:371-73
Lorenz, John, 70:171
Lorenzana, Apolinaria, 75:94; 76[2-3]:241, 249
Lorenzana, Francisco Antonio, 1:45, 47; 76[2-3]:155
Lorenzana, Jacinto, 27:335-36, 338
Lorenzana, Roma de los Angeles, 66:267 276
Lorenzano, Dona Apolinaria, 74:232, 234-236, 239-242
Loreto, 5:196; 13:156; 26:310; 31:112; 37:293; 75:308, 312
Loring Theatre, 74:28
Loring, A. F., 15:171
Loring, Samuel, 17:177
Loring, William Wing, 30:56; 34:128
Loriot (ship), 12:138-41 passim; 14:343; 16:239; 23:318, 320, 332
Lorre, Peter, 75:56, 58
Lorrimer, H., 22:251
Lortie, Francis N., Jr., 60:312
Lortie, Frank, "A Monument to Progress: The Posey Tube and the East Bay's Transition to the Age of the Automobile," 422-433
Lorton, William B., 18:196, 215
Los Alamitos Ranch, 42:140
Los Alamitos Sugar Company, 44:224
"Los Alamitos: The Indian and Rancho Phases," by W. W. Robinson, 45:21-30
Los amigos del pa�s ("The Friends of the Country") (social hall and saloon), 78:177, 178
Los Amigos Rancho, 27:285
Los Angeles A to Z: An Encyclopedia of the City and County, by Leonard Pitt and Dale Pitt, review of, 77[1-3]:109
Los Angeles & Independence Railroad, 70:14-15, 77 depot, 5 (photograph)
Los Angeles & Pasadena Railroad, 60:55
Los Angeles & San Gabriel Valley Railroad, 70:100 (map)
Los Angeles & San Pedro Railroad, 13:325; 32:327-48
"Los Angeles & San Pedro, The: First Railroad South of the Tehachapis," by Franklin Hoyt, 32:327-48
Los Angeles (ship, 1870), 31:41; 32:338
Los Angeles (ship, formerly Ohio, 1853), 31:41
"The Los Angeles `Free Harbor Fight'," by William F. Deverell, 70:12-29
Los Angeles Abstract Company, 47:16
Los Angeles and Independence (California) Railroad, 67:95
Los Angeles and Its Environs in the Twentieth Century: A Bibliography of a Metropolis, edited by Doyce B. Nunis, Jr., review, 53:393-394
Los Angeles and San Gabriel Valley Railroad, 67:107
Los Angeles and San Pedro Railway, 46:291-306 passim; 49:329
Los Angeles and the Automobile, 63:62
Los Angeles and the Automobile: The Making of a Modern City, by Scott L. Bottles, review, 67:61-62
Los Angeles and the Great Depression, by Leonard Leader, review, 73:158
Los Angeles Aqueduct, 65:192-206; map, 55:13; 2-25, 98-120
Los Angeles Artists Council, 63:78
Los Angeles Athletic Club, 63:27, 28, 31, 51, 56, 61, 64
Los Angeles B'nai B'rith (1913), 58:173
Los Angeles B'nai B'rith Messenger, 58:175
Los Angeles Barrio 1850-1890 (The): A Social History, by Richard Griswold del Castillo, review, 59:269-270
Los Angeles basin, 77[4]:113
Los Angeles Bicycle Club, 63:27-28
Los Angeles Board of Education, 55:213
Los Angeles Board of Public Service Commissioners, 65:194
Los Angeles Board of Water and Power, 59:12
Los Angeles Bureau of Power and Light, 69:105
Los Angeles Cable Company, 10:393
Los Angeles Central Labor Council, 67:183
Los Angeles Chamber of Commerce, 47:238; 49:329; 57:160, 162; 60:55; 64:22-33 passim; 70:13, 18, 22, 26, 397, 398, 400; 71:355; 76[2-3]:221; 76[1, 4]:49; 77[1-3]:164
Los Angeles City College, 60:94
Los Angeles City Council, 74:400
Los Angeles City Field, 60:46
Los Angeles City Guard, 29:234, 237, 239, 246
Los Angeles City Hall, 60:79, 84, 104; 77[1-3]:108
Los Angeles City Planning Commission, 59:138
Los Angeles City Water Company, 68:96
Los Angeles Coliseum, 74:285
Los Angeles Colored String Quartet, 75:243
Los Angeles Committee for the Protection of the Foreign Born, 75:90
Los Angeles Convention Center, 63:38, 100
Los Angeles County Historical Directory, by Janet I. Atkinson, review, 69:65-68
Los Angeles County Hospital, 75:230
Los Angeles County Human Relations Commission, 69:280
"Los Angeles County in the Health Rush, 1870-1900," by John E. Baur, 31:13-31
Los Angeles County Library system, 75:92
Los Angeles County Medical Association, 33:100; 45:142
Los Angeles County Medical Milk Commission, 65:84
Los Angeles County Museum of Art, 60:95; 63:57, 78; 74:249
Los Angeles County Museum of Natural History, 54:272-276; 69:275-283 passim
Los Angeles County Museum see The Western History Collection of the Los Angeles County Museum of Natural History, review by James J. Rawls, 62:67
Los Angeles County Public Library, 74:394, 429
Los Angeles County Regional Planning Commission, 59:132. 138
Los Angeles County School System, 53:25-40 passim
Los Angeles County, 1:303; 76[1, 4]:45; 77[4]:144, 243, 247; health rush, 31:13-31; railroads, 32:327-48; book on Indians, review, 5:408; 42:147-148; see "Irish-Born Champion of the Mexican-Americans," 49:233-249; "A Salute to the Port of Los Angeles-From Mud Flats to Modern Day Miracle," 49:329-335; 73:56; 74:12-15, 20, 55, 102, 248-250, 425
Los Angeles County/University of Southern California Medical Center, 63:56
Los Angeles Daily News (newspaper), 43:220, 221, 225; 74:396; see "`Penny Papers': The Vanderbilt Newspaper Crusade," 55:162-169
Los Angeles Daily Times (newspaper), 44:207-220 passim
Los Angeles Department of Engineering, 74:395
Los Angeles Department of Water and Power (DWP), 65:194, 198-199, 202, 205; 77[1-3]:72
Los Angeles Diocese, Roman Catholic Church, see "Irish-Born Champion of the Mexican-Americans," 49:233-249
Los Angeles Dodgers, 74:283 (photo), 284 (photo), 285-289; 75:32; see also Brooklyn Dodgers
Los Angeles Evening Herald and Express (newspaper), 41:13, 138, 141, 143
Los Angeles Evening Herald, 60:182
Los Angeles Evening News (newspaper), 55:16
Los Angeles Examiner (newspaper), 44:4, 5, 13; 55:8-12 passim, 162, 163, 164
Los Angeles Express (newspaper), 44:4, 5, 6; 54:40, 52; 57:162
Los Angeles Farm and Milling Company, 55:100
Los Angeles Federal Colored Band, 75:243
Los Angeles Federal Records Center, see "Library Resources: Potpourri of Graphic Materials in the Los Angeles Federal Records Center," 52:366-370
Los Angeles Federation of Mothers' Clubs, inside front cover, Winter (volume 75)
Los Angeles Forum, 75:228
Los Angeles Friday Morning Club, 75:77, 84, 85
Los Angeles from Mission to Modern City, by Nadeau, review, 40:355-56
Los Angeles From Pueblo to City of the Future, by Andrew Rolle, review, 76:Supp. 42-43
Los Angeles Gas & Electric Corporation, 31:176; 55:15
Los Angeles Chapter of the General Federation of Women's Clubs, 75:353
Los Angeles Harbor at San Pedro, 70:12-29
Los Angeles Harbor, 46:291-306 passim; 49:329-335
Los Angeles Herald (newspaper), 57:158, 159, 166; 58:310; 62:164
Los Angeles Herald-Express (newspaper), 49:302; 54:42
Los Angeles High School, 47:146-147; 78:164
Los Angeles History Center, 70:398
Los Angeles Housing Authority, 59:137
Los Angeles Illustrated Daily News (newspaper) see "Manchester Boddy and the Los Angeles Illustrated Daily News," 49:292-307
Los Angeles in the Sunny Seventies, by Archduke Ludwig Louis Salvator, translator Wilbur, review, 8:379-80; 60:42
Los Angeles Industrial Union Council, 75:34, 37, 38
Los Angeles International Airport, 60:79, 80
Los Angeles Investment Company, 44:11
Los Angeles Lesbian and Gay Community Clinic, 75:53
Los Angeles Labor Council, 67:189
Los Angeles Library Association, 38:312
Los Angeles Merchants and Manufacturers Association, 65:198, 205
Los Angeles military companies: Greys, 29:237, 240-41; Guards, 29:232, 234, 246; Lanceros, 29:236, 247; Mounted Rifles, 29:229-30, 237-40 passim; Rangers, 29:234
Los Angeles Mining Review (publication), 62:36
Los Angeles Mirror (newspaper), 49:304
Los Angeles Municipal News (newspaper), 44:3-15
Los Angeles Museum of Contemporary Art, 74:330
Los Angeles Museum of History, Science and Art see Los Angeles County Museum of Natural History
Los Angeles Museum of History, Science and Art, 63:254
Los Angeles Musical Association, 78:185
Los Angeles Mutual Dairymen, 35:243
Los Angeles Negro Dance Orchestra, 75:243
Los Angeles Negro Opera Unit, 75:243
Los Angeles Novel, 68:196-201
Los Angeles Oil Burning and Supply Company, 75:117
Los Angeles Olympic Organizing Committee, 63:11, 36, 38, 57, 89, 92, 93, 102, 104
Los Angeles Plaza Church, 75:95
Los Angeles Police Department, 63:106; 74:322
Los Angeles Public Library, 75:93; 77[1-3]:178
Los Angeles Pueblo Church, 54:66-67
Los Angeles Racing Association , 75:82
Los Angeles Railway Company, 60:55
Los Angeles Realty Board, 49:41, 42; 64:25-26
Los Angeles Record (newspaper), 44:4, 5, 13; 55:109, 166; 62:36
Los Angeles Recreation League for Wage Earning Women, 67:185, 188
Los Angeles River (Porciuncula River), 1:148; 13:196-99 passim, 205-6, 209, 347; 62:168; 75:223, 316; Fall, inside front cover (volume 78)
Los Angeles Sentinel (newspaper), 50:263; 75:80, 195, 230
Los Angeles settlement houses, 66:98-99 Bethlehem Settlement, 66:98, 99 College Settlement, 66:98, 99
Los Angeles Shipbuilding Company, 47:237
Los Angeles Star (newspaper), 41:310, 311; 43:26; 46:294, 302, 348; 53:141-142, 148, 150; 69:374; 73:186
Los Angeles Star and Southern Pioneer, 73:126
Los Angeles State and County Arboretum, 32:376-78
Los Angeles State Normal School (later U.C.L.A.), 78:164
Los Angeles Suburban Homes Company 47:16; 55:100
Los Angeles summer Olympic Games of 1932, 74:252
Los Angeles Symphony Orchestra, 58:229-230
Los Angeles Tax Relief Committee, 58:260
Los Angeles Terminal Railroad, 32:344; 49:330; 70:18, 21, 84, 86, 87
Los Angeles Times (newspaper), 41:138, 140, 141; 44:4, 5, 13; 47:144, 237-250 passim; 48:331; 49:292, 302; 51:65; 52:307; 53:109, 111; 55:2-25 passim; 100, 110, 162-168 passim; 57:166, 167; 58:170, 175, 311; 59:10, 13, 133, 293, 294, 300; 60:32, 40, 42, 48, 51, 52, 57, 60, 62, 85, 96, 180, 181, 182, 183; 62:36, 37, 47, 164, 166; 67:10; 74:75, 77, 252, 287, 324; 75:85, 226; 76[1, 4]:112, 115; 78:165
Los Angeles Theater, 76[1, 4]:112
Los Angeles Tri-Weekly News (newspaper), 46:347-355 passim
Los Angeles Unified School District, 60:79; 63:55
Los Angeles Union Stage Depot, 55:321
Los Angeles Urban League, 75:253
Los Angeles Vineyard Company, 75:93
Los Angeles Water Company, 55:2, 3, 5
Los Angeles Yacht Club, 63:28
Los Angeles Young People's Socialist League, 40:218
Los Angeles Zamorano Club, A Bookman's View of Los Angeles, review, 41:56-58
Los Angeles' Civic Center, 60:88
"Los Angeles' Quest for Improved Transportation, 1846-1861," by Richard W. Barsness, 46:291-306
Los Angeles' Voters League, 54:51
Los Angeles, 1:198; 10:406; 12:147, 149, 157, 232, 349; 13:47, 52, 100; 15:270; 16:226, 230, 231; 17:231, 280, 333; 18:70, 71, 157-64 passim, 178, 277; 22:30; 30:262; 33:112, 118, 118-23 passim; 34:39; 73:31, 64, 65, 66, 67, 120, 121, 144, 184-86, 217, 221, 265, 269; 74:5-6, 10, 17, 19 (and photo), 58, 78, 115, 166, 178, 183, 185, 194, 234, 239, 281-289, 292, 322, 330, 370, 394, 396, 400, 405, 428, 432; 75:29, 36, 52, 76, 119, 121, 123, 124, 163, 196, 222-235, 227; 76[1, 4]:37, 39, 46, 57; 77[1-3]:52, 65, 132, 145, 158, 169, 181; 77[4]:138, 185, 215, 225, 244, 264, 265, 266, 267; population, 75:212; earthquake (1933), 75:230, 252, 339; 76[2-3]:117, 118, 120, 127, 128, 136, 150, 152, 162, 165, 174, 177, 178, 181, 185, 190, 191, 243, 244, 274, 306, 311, 312, 313, 318; drawing of, 76[2-3]:135; 78:162, 163, 175, 187, 264, 268, 271, Fall, inside front cover (volume 78); 79[2]:52, 119, 123, 133, 135; description of, 128; religion in, 253, 255-260; sketch of, 1850s, 134;
- American attacks and occupation, 1:139, 146-47, 235-57 passim; 3:115- 18, 124-25; 12:53, 57-61 passim, 163-68 passim, 335, 340; 13:113, 123, 125, 301-4; 14:328; 17:123, 124, 284, 325-53, 365; 22:41-47, 59-63; 33:113, 249-64; Battle of, 76[2-3]:344; during Mexican-American War, 76[2-3]:331, 333, 341-43
- articles on history, 13:195-234, 301-54; on railroads, 32:327-48
- Avila Adobe, 63:59
- basin, 76[2-3]:32, 156
- Bernhardt at, 20:139-43 passim
- books on, review, 7:93; 8:88, 379-80; 40:355-56
- camels in, 9:305-7; 13:343
- capital, 12:36, 38; 13:100, 112, 215, 217, 222, 228, 231-32, 301
- Carson at, 1:115-16, 147, 148, 149
- censuses, 12:117; 13:321
- churches, 13:317, 321, 332-33
- in 1826-1828, 8:165, 246-47; 13:209-11
- in 1835-1838, 14:232, 233, 234, 240; 15:242; 16:239, 359, 360
- in 1840-1844, 8:108; 12:116, 117, 282; 14:324; 19:201-3
- in 1850s, 13:83, 310-11; 14:69, 70-72
- in 1862-1864, 3:164-65, 169; 12:7, 12-13; 22:13
- in 1880s, 16:296-97
- Chamber of Commerce, 63:310
- City Department of Transportation (DOT), 63:89
- City Hall, 63:59
- clubs and organizations: Christian Socialist Club, 67:7 Direct Legislation League, 67:6 Economic Club, 67:7 Friday Morning Club, 67:185, 186 Good Government Organization, 67:10 League for Better City Government, 67:4 National Municipal League, 67:9 Union Reform League, 67:4-5 Votes for Women Club, 67:182 Woman's City Club, 67:186
- Coliseum, 63:11, 58, 78, 89, 92
- cycling associations, 63:27
- domestic racial violence, 69:279-280
- El Teatro Campesino, 63:57
- ethnic population, 63:52 57, 107
- foreign trade, 63:55
- founding of, 13:198-200
- freeways, 63:88-93
- French in, 12:157, 158 garment district, 72:25 (photograph) Dressmakers' Local 96, 30, 31 Dressmakers' Local 266, 39 Dressmakers' Local 484, 20-39 passim International Ladies' Garment Workers Union (ILGWU), 20-39 social welfare work, 2-18
- garrison (1847-49), 33:249-69, 337-46
- Grand Central Market, 63:59
- Growth of industry, 63:55-56
- government, 13:209, 317-18
- horse racing, 63:27
- hotels, 13:208, 313, 319, 321, 339
- influence on fashion industry, 63:80-83
- Japan-American Theater, 63:57
- letters and orders from, 12:147, (facsimile) 148, 149; 19:201-6; 22:55-56; 33:112, 118, 120, 123
- military companies, 29:232-42
- Mormons in, 14:70-72; 33:108
- movie theaters, 63:60
- name change (proposed), 16:217
- newspapers, 13:319-20, 336-37, 347; 20:186; 22:30, 361; 23:198; 26:286; 29:245; 32:327, 344; 33:198; 39:289
- Olvera Street, 63:59
- Olympic Arts Festival (1984), 63:79
- Olympic Stadium 63:58
- Olympics (1932), see 63: No. 1, Winter 1984
- Organized athletics, 63:56-57
- Pío Pico at, 13:112, 113, 201
- population, 13:211, 221, 310
- promotional architecture, 63:61-62
- pueblo, 1:25-32 passim; 8:108, 165, 246-47; 12:282; 13:209; 40:12, 13
- race relations, 69:277-283
- railroads, 10:393; 13:325; 21:384; 32:327-48
- Railway, 63:59
- Rodeo Drive, 63:81
- Schools, 66:94-103
  - Amelia Street School, 66:97
  - Ann Street School, 66:96
  - Bernardo School, 66:98
  - Board of Education, 66:94, 98
  - Boyd Street School, 66:102
  - Cafeteria system, 66:96-97
  - Castelar Street Elementary School, 66:94, 96-97
  - Cornwell Street School, 66:102
  - Custer Street School, 66:102
  - Elementary Evening Schools, 66:102
  - First Street School, 66:102
  - Grant Avenue School, 66:102
  - Home Teacher program, 66:98-101
  - Immigrant policy, 66:94-103
  - Macy Street Elementary School, 66:96, 97
  - Rosemont School, 66:102
  - Utah Street School, 66:95, 96, 97, 101, 102, 103
- segregated neighborhoods, 69:279-280;
- Stevenson's Regiment at, 1:249-57 passim; 13:305, 306-7
- trade with Santa Fe, 10:27-39 unemployment and employment discrimination, 69:279-280, 373 (photograph)
- traffic problems, 63:88-93
- views of: (1853) 8: opposite 88; (1857) 13: opposite 195; (1929) 8: opposite 88
- vigilance committee, 13:218-21
- walking associations, 63:27
- Wilshire Boulevard, 63:61
- Ewing Young at, 1:115-16
Los Angeles, see "A New Look at the Founding of Old Los Angeles," 55:326-339; "`Penny Papers': The Vanderbilt Newspaper Crusade," 55:162-169; "The Politics of California Water: Owens Valley and the Los Angeles Aqueduct, 1900-1929, 55:2-25, 98-120
Los Angeles, see "Associations and Picnics as Stabilizing Forces in Southern California," 44:17-26; "Campaign for Los Angeles-December 29, 1846 to January 10, 1847;" 48:219-241; "The Federal Theatre in Los Angeles," 41:131-147; "A History of the Los Angeles Young Men's Christian Association: The First Twenty Years," 44:205-227; "Municipal Government in Spanish California," 46:307-335 passim; "On the Brink of the Boom: Southern California in 1877 as Witnessed by Mrs. Frank Leslie," 52:65-79 passim; "Pioneering Land Development in the Californias: an Interview with David Otto Brant," 47:141-155; "Progressive Reform in Los Angeles under Mayor Alexander, 1909-1913," 54:37-56; "A Salute to the Port of Los Angeles-From Mud Flats to Modern Day Miracle," 49:329-335; "Weird Note for the Vox Populi: The Los Angeles Municipal News," 44:3-15
Los Angeles, see "Charles Dwight Willard: Los Angeles' `Citizen Fixit'," 158-171; "Miracles For a Dime"-From Chautauqua Tent to Radio Station with Sister Aimee," 354-363
Los Angeles, A City Apart, by David Clark, review, 61:58, 60-61
Los Angeles, An Illustrated History, by Bruce Henstell, review, 61:61
Los Angeles, City of, (1770's), 42:207; (1840's), 46:291-306; 48:39, 40; (1850's), 43:323, 324, 45:142-145; (1860's), 43:29; (1870's), 50:151-155; (1890's), 47:108-109; (1900's), 44:326-327; see "Campaign for Los Angeles-December 29, 1846 to January 10, 1847," 48:219-241
Los Angeles, Eucalyptus trees, 62:140
Los Angeles, see special issue, Spring 60:1-112 passim
Los Angeles, Two Hundred Years, by David Lavendar, review, 61:58, 60-61
Los Angeles-Owens Valley water controversy, 63:181-182
Los Angeles: A Profile, by W. W. Robinson, review, 49:173-174
Los Angeles: Biography of a City, edited by John and LaRee Caughey, review, 57:279-281
Los Angeles: Epic of a City, by Lynn Bowman, review, 54:376-377
Los Angeles: The Enormous Village 1781-1981, by John C. Weaver, review, 61:61-62
Los Angeles: Globalization, Urbanization, and Social Struggles, by Roger Keil, review of, 78:291
Los Angeles: The Ultimate City, by Christopher Rand, review, 48:273-274
Los Angles Central Labor Council, 72:30
Los Banos Creek, 76[1, 4]:100
Los Chicanos, by Feliciano Rivera, 74:292
Los Coyotes Reservation, 72:352
Los Coyotes, San Diego County, 45:343
Los Dos Amigos (saloon and dance hall), 78:170
Los Gatos, 16:285; 29:43; 78:24
Los Harbor: the Controversy over Drake's California Anchorage, by Warren L. Hanna, review, 58:367
Los Hermanos Penitentes: A Vestige of Medievalism in Southwestern United States, by Lorayne Ann Horka-Follick, review, 49:362-363
Los Indios, 74:56
Los Meganos Rancho, 76[2-3]:313
Los Muertos, California, 53:52
Los Nietos, 32:328; see also Ranchos: Los Nietos
Los Rifleros Americanos, 76[2-3]:312
Los Ulpinos (Solano County), 78:172
Los Verdugos, 30:52
Losada, Manuel, 78:168
Lose, Jacob, 52:243
Losh, William J., 64:259
"The Loss of a Reputation: Or, the Image of California in Britain Before 1875," by Robert A. Burchell, 53:115-130
Lossing, Benson J., 6:109-11
Lossing, Elizabeth, 54:114, 115, portrait, 118
Lost America: From the Mississippi to the Pacific, edited by Constance M. Greiff, review, 52:280-281
Lost Arrow Spire, 64:42
Lost Bride, The (novel), 10:356
Lost Cannon Creek, 34:223
"Lost Cement Mines," 26:237-38, 245
The Lost Dream: Businessmen and City Planning on the Pacific Coast, 1890-1920, by Mansel G. Blackford, review, 74:122
The Lost Frontier: Water Diversion in the Growth and Destruction of Owens Valley Agriculture, by Robert A. Sauder, review, 74:208
The Lost Land: The Chicano Image of the Southwest, by John Chavez, 74:301
Lost Oases Along the Carrizo, by E. I. Edwards, review, 41:55-56
"A Lost Resource: Shellfish in San Francisco Bay," by Mitchell Postel, 67:26-41
"Lost Streets of Bunker Hill," by Anastasia Loukaitou-Sideris and Gail Sansbury, 74:394-407
"Lost Toma de Razon, The," by J. N. Bowman, 21:311-20
"Lost Wagons" (pools), 18:2 10-11
Lot Whitcomb (ship), 15:171
Lotchin, Roger W., San Francisco, 1846-1856: From Hamlet to City, review, 54:277; review of Wollenberg, Golden Gate Metropolis: Perspectives on a Bay Area History, 64:304-305; 65:63; review of Wollenberg; Marinship At War: Shipbuilding and Social Change in Wartime Sausalito, 70:316-318; Fortress California 1910-1961: From Warfare to Welfare, review, 71:535-536; 72:129; review of Blackford, The Lost Dream: Businessmen and City Planning on the Pacific Coast, 1890-1920, 74:122; review of The Dream Endures: California Enters the 1940s, by Kevin Starr, 76[1, 4]:137; 79[2]:118, 131
Lothian, Napier, 15:267; 20:305
Lothrop, Gloria R., 66:278; 76[2-3]:323; review of Blair, Isadora: Portrait of the Artist as a Woman, 66:301-302; "A Shadow on the Land: The Impact of Fascism on Los Angeles Italians," 75:338-353; 75:3, 5, 6, 10, "Archival Resources Pertaining to Ethnic and Gender Issues," 75:84-97; review of Polish Americans in California, Vol. II, 76[1, 4]:63-64; review of The Power of Place: Urban Landscapes As Public History, by Delores Hayden; Los Angeles: From Pueblo to City of the Future, by Andrew Rolle, 76:Supp. 42-43
Lothrop, Gloria Ricci and Doyce B. Nunis, Jr., editors, A Guide to the History of California, review, 69:207-208
Lothrop, Gloria Ricci and Joan M. Jensen, California. Women: A History, review, 67:58-59
Lothrop, Gloria Ricci, review of Robinson, Los Angeles: A Profile, 49:173-174; review of Terrell, The Six Turnings: Major Changes in the American West, 1806-1834, 49:62-63; review of Butler, Daughters of Joy, Sisters of Misery: Prostitutes in the American West, 1865-90, 65:64; "Nurturing Society's Children," 65:274-283; review of Herr and Spence, The Letters of Jessie Benton Fremont, 74:125
Lott, Charles F., 10:189
Lott, Peter F., 16:343
Lotta's Fountain, San Francisco, 55:124
Lotteries and raffles, 14:399; 15:50, 170, 175, 176, 183, 276, 369; 34:353; 35:343; see also Lingots d'Or; Metropolitan Homestead Association
Lottheimer (San Francisco, 1855), 16:283
Lottie Carson (ship), 38:68
Lotty, Mlle. (San Francisco, 1906), 33:42
Loud, John, 15:29
Loud, Mrs. Oliver Stuart (Catherine MacLean), 32:191
Louderback, Davis, Jr., and Frances Caroline (Smith), 36:88
Louderback, George Davis, 26:12; address,"Geological History of San Francisco Bay," 23:380; obituary, 36:88-90
Louderback, Mrs. George Davis (Clara Augusta Henry), 36:88
Louderback, Sophia, 28:293
Loues, Spiridon, 63:10
Louis Napoleon, 77[4]:285
"Louis Prevost and the Silk Industry at San Jose," by Nelson Klose, 43:309-317
"Louis Sloss, Jr., Collection of California Paintings," by Jean Martin, 37:19-38
Louis XI (play), 35:142
Louis, Joe, 66:256; 74:330
Louis, Mr. and Mrs. (Murphys, 1850), 17:6-12
Louis, the Iroquois, see Shanagorati, Louis
Louis-Gaveau (vessel), 43:27
Louis-Philippe (King of France), 78:16
Louisa (bark, 1831), 8:183; 14:343; 31:33
Louisa (brig, 1849), 35:184
Louisa Jacoba Johanna (ship), 15:172
Louise (vessel, ship), 4:154; 64:103; 79[2]:51
Louise M. Darling Biomedical Library, 75:95
Louise M. Davies Symphony Hall, 65:261-263
Louise, Princess of England, 67:258, 260-261
Louisiana, 75:251; inside front cover, Fall (volume 77)
Louisiana (American bark), 15:372; 23:261, 279
Louisiana (French ship), 22:307
Loukaitou-Sideris, Anastasia, 74:370; and Gail Sansbury, "Lost Streets of Bunker Hill," 394-407
Loup fork (of the Platte River), 74:154-155
"The Lousy Miner" (song), 77[4]:7
Loutas, Anna Milonas, 60:124
Loutrel, B., 30:254, 264
Louzade, James, 15:240
Lovdal, George Christopher, 31:149-59; photograph, 31: opposite 147
Lovdal, Mrs. George Christopher, 31:150-51; photograph, 31: opposite 147
Love (play), 10:275
Love and Revenge (play), 23:108
Love Chase, The (play), 9:163; 10:283
Love, Edgar F., review of Berwanger, The Frontier Against Slavery: Western Anti-Negro Prejudice and the Slavery Extension Controversy, 48:352-353; review of Swisher, Motivation and Political Technique in the Constitutional Convention, 1878-79, 49:86-87
Love, Eulia, 60:94
Love, Harry, 11:386; 13:329-30; 16:257, 260-61; 28:338
Love, J. L., 42:133
Love, John S., 10:169, 367, 382
Love, John, 33:339-40; 34:22
Love, W. G., 30:99
Lovegrove, George H., 30:359, 366
Lovejoy, Asa Lawrence, 18:301
Lovejoy, John K., 9:42; 16:339
Lovejoy, Reuben, 77[4]:174
Lovelace, Maud Hart, 47:279
Loveland, H., 3:118
Loveland, Henry, 48:346
Loveland, L. F., 20:115
Lovell's Magazine, 42:29
Lovell, Captain (Los Angeles, 1851), 13:320; 34:30
Lovell, P. H., 12:323
Lovell, S. W., 11:9
Loverci, Professor Francesca, 60:351
Lovett, Charles J., 26:257
Lovett, Hobart McKiniey, 25:191
Lovett, Joseph, 34:359
Lovett, William Edward, 25:191
Lovey, Marion, 23:120
Loviot, Fanny, 22:268, 279; 78:144
Lovo, José, [Lovo, Jose] 55:332
Low, C. (1851), 58:323
Low, C. Adolph, 19:233; 29:253, 254
Low, Charles L., 29:253
Low, Charles P., 33:325-26; 34:74
Low, et al. v. Spring and Healy, 10:356
Low, F. F., 69:14
Low, Frederick F., 9:55; 10:269; 15:9, 11-12, 17; 16:305; 17:314; 19:3, 230, 236; 20:266; 22:232; 29:244, 245; 30:130, 135, 141; 33:234; 34:52, 56; 37:195; 40:297, 303; 44:314, 315, 318, 319; 57:40; 59:240-254 passim, portrait, 240; 72:328, 330
Low, Frederick, 69:380; 75:6
Low, Garrett W., 20:186
Low, Harry, 57:6
Low, Mrs. Frederick F., 11:127
Low, George, 75:124
Lowder, Samuel, 2:113, 121
Lowe, Mount, 31:20
Lowe, Mrs. Thaddeus S. C., 58:312
Lowe, Pardee, 67:44
Lowe, Roy, "A Western Acropolis of Learning": The University of California in 1897, review, 76:Supp. 40-42
Lowell, Waverly B., editor, Architectural Records in the San Francisco Bay Area, review, 69:61-63
Lowell, Waverly, review of Albronda, Douglas Tilden: Portrait of a Deaf Sculptor, 59:358; 5:3, 10, 11, and Teena Stern, "California Archives: An Introduction," 75:2-11, "Pollution, Production and Power: Natural Resources, Society, and Technology," 75:40-46
Lowenstein, Louis K., Streets of San Francisco: The Origins of Street and Place Names, review, 76:Supp. 43-44
Lowenthal, Abraham E, and Katrina Burgess, The California-Mexico Connection, review, 75:371-372
Lower Bar, 31:143, 148
Lower California Cosmopolitan Colonial Company, 43:28
Lower California Frontier: Articles from the San Diego Union, 1870, edited by Florence Shipek, review, 48:264-265
Lower California Guidebook: a Descriptive Traveler's Guide, by Peter Gerhard and Howard E. Gulick, review, 42:61-62
Lower California, 1:40; 3:254; 6:161-62; 15:374; 20:213, 222, 226, 234; 21:329-30; 22:56, 57, 58, 61, 163; 27:205, 206, 353, 354; 30:54; 36:235; boundary, 5:321-27; discovery and naming of, 1:36-56; explorations along coast, 3:18-2 , 312-13, 337-62; 5:196-97; 6:298; 7:41-46, 71-73, 305-45, 380-87; govt. of, 25:271, 272, 276, 354-56; land expeditions in, 15:105-13, 132; 26:309-19; 31:109, 111-24, 261-70, 343-54; map, 7: opposite 42; Walker's expeditions to, 12:318-22; 27:203-6 passim
Lower California, 42:199-220 passim; see also Baja California
Lower Hotel, Yosemite, 5:337, 338, 339
Lower Kings River Ditch, 78:43
Lower Lake, 24:51; 32:365-66, 368, 369
Lower Sacramento River Development Association, 59:153
Lower Sacramento River Good Roads Club, 59:152
Lower Soda Springs, 24:336
Lower, Richard Coke, A Bloc of One: The Political Career of Hiram W. Johnson, review, 74:121
Lowery, John (Marysville, 1859, 1862), 10:187, 380
Lowie, Robert Heinrich, address,"Relations of California Indians to Other Western Tribes," 12:84-85
Lowitt, Richard, author, "The Hetch Hetchy Controversy, Phase II: The 1913 Senate Debate,", 74:190-203
Lowney, Barbara, "Lady Bountiful: Margaret Crocker of Sacramento," 47:99-112
Lowrider (magazine), 74:302
Lowrie (Marysville, 1858), 9:348; see also Lowery
Lowrie, Donald, 63:303
Lowrie, W. J., 40:45
Lowry (Marysville, 1862), 10:380
Lowry, Anthony W., 33:257
Lowry, Judith, 71:401
Lowry, Mrs. D. A., 6:74
Lowry, Samuel, 26:211
Lowry, T. J., 21:368
Loy Hi, 67:177
Loy, Horace, 14:278; 26:122
Loy, William E., 66:62
Loy, William Edward, 1:110; 60:188
Loyal (vessel), 52:42, 43, 44
Loyer, Fernand, 39:2
Loyola University, California, 42:107
Loyola Marymount University 79[2]:247
Loyola, Martin Ignacio de, 2:143-51 passim, 156-57
Lozano, Ignacio E., 44:327
Lu Loi, 67:168
Lubbock, Sir John, 31:220
Lubey, William, 20:308
Lubtisch, Ernst, 75:57
Lucas (on Westward Ho, 1853), 28:322
Lucas Turner & Co. Bank, 77[4]:217, 221
Lucas, A. J., 8:358
Lucas, James H., 23:95
Lucas, John (Mount Whitney, 1873), 4:33-34
Lucas, John (Tepie, 1840), 15:240
Lucas, Johnny, 64:44
Lucas, Maria, 28:293
Lucas, Mrs. William Palmer (Virginia Cumming), 19:286
Lucas, Rodney M., 2:128, 129, 137
Lucas, Scott, 66:260
Lucas, Turner & Company, 7:291; 15:166, 179, 272; 16:83, 284; 24:174, 179; 45:137; 70:259
Lucatt, Edward, 53:122
Luce (on Westward Ho 1853), 28:322
Luce (Tuolumne River, 1850), 35:208
Luce, Moses A., 31:154
Lucenilla, Francisco de, 48:212; 62:58
Lucerne Valley, 27:113, 117-22 passim
Lucero (Marysville, 1858), 9:363
Lucey, Robert E., 72:15, 18
The Luck of Roaring Camp, 76[1, 4]:front cover, Winter; 77[4]:11
Luckett, A. W., 33:346
Luckie, Kate, 76[2-3]:72
Luckingham, Brad, review of Staniford, The Pattern of California History, 55:186-187
Luckingham, Bradford (historian) 79[2]:117
Lucky, William Thomas, 42:103
Luco Act (The), 50:412
Luco, Jos� and Juan, 78:172
Luco, Juan M., 50:413
Luco, Leandro, 53:63, 64
Luco, Manuel, 53:63, 64
Lucout, Cabo, 10:328
Lucretia Borgia (play), 10:55, 77; 16:339
Lucrezia Borgia (opera), 10:253, 265; 15:165
Lucy Long (river steamer), 25:327, 328
Ludeke, John L., review of Woirol, In the Floating Army: F. C. Mills on Itinerant Life in California, 1914, 72:289-90
Ludeke, John, "The No Fence Law of 1874: Victory for San Joaquin Valley Farmers," 59:98-115
Ludlow (ship), 31:294
Ludlow, Fitz Hugh, 33:225; 57:226; 66:118; 69:138; 70:149; 71:13, 49; 72:333
Ludlum & Clark, San Francisco, 24:262
Ludwig Salvator, Archduke, 13:354; Los Angeles in the Sunny Seventies, translator Wilbur, review, 8:379-80
Lueatt, Edward, 20:45
Luego (Lugo?), Antonio, 28:325
Lueket (died Cruces, 1849), 27:35
Luelling, see Lewelling
Luetke, Fredrich, 75:359
Luff, Frank, 26:215
Lufkin, John O., 2:128
Lug Box (The), Del Monte Co. (newspaper), 64:191
Lugari (ship), 23:192
Lugo family, 76[2-3]:182
Lugo, Antonio Maria, 12:111-19 passim; 13:207, 215, 331, 348; 14:240; 25:287; 33:249-50; 76[2-3]:185; 77[4]:238
Lugo, Dona Tomasa, 74:235
Lugo, Felipe, 13:220, 348, 349
Lugo, Francisco, 46:322, 323
Lugo, Francisco Salvador, 13:203; 28:189; 29:309
Lugo, José del Carmen, [Lugo, Jose del Carmen] 10:89; 12:111, 114, 117-19, 122; 13:308, 348; 56:110; 76[2-3]:177, 185, 187, 192, 217, 220
Lugo, José María, [Lugo, Jose Maria] 13:348; 25:287; 29:32, 33, 34
Lugo, José, [Lugo, Jose] 16:366
Lugo, María Antonia, [Lugo, Maria Antonia] 16:102; 29:309
Lugo, María Antonia Isabela de, 76[2-3]:241
Lugo, María de Jesus, [Lugo, Maria de Jesus] 13:215; 28:189
Lugo, María Merced, [Lugo, Maria Merced] 56:119
Lugo, Pedro de, 3:20-24
Lugo, Ramona, 77[1-3]:162
Lugo, Seferino, 14:6
Lugo, Tomasa Ignacia, 27:337
Lugo, Vicente, 12:118-19; 13:310, 313, 327, 348, 349; 65:33; 77[4]:238
Lugosi, Bella, 75:56
Lugou Bridge (Beijing, China), 75:148
Luhan, Mable Dodge, 67:24
Luhrs (of Red Bluff), 16:137
Luis, Father (Sonoma, 1876), 29:328
Luiseño Indians, [Luiseno Indians] 71:308, 311, 319, 320, 321, 332; 72:339 77[1-3]:176; La Jolla village, 339, 345, 358 Pechanga village, 339, 345, 349, 354, 357 Pala village, 339, 345, 349, 358 Pauma village, 339, 349, 350, 357, 358 Potrero village, 339, 344 Rincon village, 339, 344, 349, 357, 358 Temecula village, 339; 75:21; 76[2-3]:53, 198; 79[2]:99, 108, 109
Lujan, Manuel, Secretary of Interior, 73:152
Lukas, Paul, 75:56
Luke Short and His Era, by William R. Cox, review, 41:343-345
Luke, William, 6:348
Lukens, Theodore P., 4:49; 38:250-51, 255
Lukens, Theodore Parker, 65:178
Lukes, Timothy J. and Gary Y. Okihiro, Japanese Legacy: Farming and Community Life in California's Santa Clara Valley, review, 65:302
LULAC, see League of United Latin American Citizens
Lulian, Mabel Dodge, 55:205
Lull, L. L., 1:77
Lull, Louis R., 1:10; 9:26; 10:62, 70; 13:225, 299; 15:370; 16:79, 83
Lull, Raymond, 67:158, 160
Lum, Betty, 75:145
Lumber and lumbering, 4:407; 5:18, 47, 259, 358; 8:120, 326-27; 10:389; 11:36, 119, 159-60; 12:100, 101, 192; 13:357, 366; 14:320; 16:140, 323-24, 327-32 passim; 17:23, 195-96, 237-38, 254; 18:66; 20:181; 21:383; 22:155; 23:55, 157, 191, 308; 24:357; 25:106, 152; 6:112, 113, 120, 123-26 passim, 236, 244-45; 27:65-66, 67, 264-68 passim, 274; 28:99, 107, 113, 267; 29:5, 8, 10, 15, 17, 57, 170; 30:1-11, 230; 31:35, 287, 289-305 passim; 32:191; 33:326-28; 34:66, 74-80 passim; 35:29, 30, 147, 160; 37:73, 233; 38:59-71; 51:306-314 passim; 76[2-3]:283-85; 76[1, 4]:94; see also Sawmills
lumber mills, 77[4]:194, 199, 223
"Lumbering in Hispanic California," by Sherwood P. Burgess, 41:237-238
Lumbermen's Union, 74:379
Lumière, August, [Lumiere, August] 56:135
Lumière, Louis, [Lumiere, Louis] 56:135
Lummis Wax Cylinder Collection, 78:162, 166, 168, 173, 176; inception of project, 164, 165
Lummis, Charles F., 57:160, 161; 64:23; 71:351, 352 (photograph), 356, 474, 478, 491
Lummis, Charles Fletcher, 5:91; 8:375-76; 11:283-84; 13:150; 40:195; 76[2-3]:221; 77[1-3]:160, 171, 172, 174, 178, 180; Bronco Pegasus, review, 8:85-86; editor Spanish Songs of Old California, review, 2:363-64; 49:333-334; 51:302; 53:363, 364; 56:296, 297-298, 302; 59:5, 10; 61:286, 287; 62:164; 73:276; 74:28, 52 (photo), 117; 78:162, 163, 173, 174, 176; records Adalaida Kamp, 166; records Manuela Garcia, 164; records Rosendo Uruchurtu, 173
Lummis, Charles, 58:314; 67:23-24; 69:26, 27 (photograph), 28, 52, 212-213; Letters from the Southwest, review, 213-214
Lummis, Dayton, review of Paher, Nevada Ghost Towns & Mining Camps, 51:184-185
Lummis, Keith and Turbese Lummis Fiske, Charles F. Lummis: The Man and His West, review, 55:274-276
Luna Visitor, 60:307
Luna, Baltasar, 44:327
Luna, Benjamin, 74:292
Luna, Domingo, 8:329-30
Luna, James, 71:401
Luna, Memo, 74:282
Lunalilo, William, 67:250, 251
Lunceford, Jimmie, 75:232
Lund, Mrs. Gustav J., 25:191
Lund, Nancy and Pamela Gullard, History of Palo Alto: The Early Years, review, 70:123
Lund, Robert C., 70:82, 85
Lundborg, Florence, 61:198, 203, 204, 208; 77[1-3]:95
Lundeberg, Helen, 58:110, 112
Lundy (place), 4:39; 26:245
Lundy, Eli B., 14:222
Lung Quong Toy Dramatic Company, 23:112
Luning, Nicholas, 26:262; 27:344
lupine (Lupinus arboreus), 76[2-3]:23
Lupino, Ida, 60:19
Lupkin, T. P., 46:13
Lurie, Dora, 63:49
Lurie, Louis R., 76[1, 4]:133
Lush, Hiram, 13:3
Lushing, Alfred, 59:301, 302
Lusinchi, Augustin, 39:227, 243, 247-56 passim, 312-16 passim, 320
Lusitania Hotel, San Francisco, 35:235
Lusk (A.) & Company, 24:215
Lusk (Yuba County, 1857), 9:164
Lusk, F. C., 68:25
Lusk, Franklin C., 74:411, 412
Lusk, George C., 52:353
"Lust for Riches," by Luis Monguio, 27:237-48
Lustig, Jeff, "Envisioning California: An Introduction," 68:158-161; review of Kirlin and Winkler, editors, California Policy Choices, Vol. VII,72:82-83; "California Studies and California Politics: Reflections on the Sesquicentennial," 77[1-3]:130-39; review of Witnesses to the Struggle: Imaging the 1930s California Labor Movement, 78:60
"Lutèce" (pseudonym), ["Lutece"] 39:160
Luther and Price, 16:323-34, 329
Luther's Pass, 7:8, 9
Luther, John B., 13:31
Lutheran History Center of the West (Berkeley), 75:90
Lutherans, 76[1, 4]:32
Lutke, F. P., 52:40,41
Lutke, Feodor P., 12:213, 220; 18:336; 30:336
Luttrell, John K., 50:421
Lux College, 23:191
Lux Ranch, 63:125
Lux School of Industrial Training, 65:209
Lux School, 65:208-212
"The Lux School: A Little Gem of Education for Women," by Beth Jersey Crowder, 65:208-213
Lux v. Haggin, 10:262; 24:194; 75:134, 135
Lux, Charles, 17:254, 255, 257; 23:191; lawsuit, 17:257; 42:140; 59:23, 31; 63:117, 118, 119, 120; 65:209 (photograph); 75:132, 133, 134, 135; 77[4]:139; 79[2]:132
Lux, Frederick, 34:53
Lux, Henry, 77[4]:240-41
Lux, Miranda Wilmarth, 65:209 (photograph)
Luzenilla, Francisco de, 26:312
Luzon, 76[2-3]:87
Lybeck, Ed, 66:251, 253, 255, 256, 257, 258
Lybeck, Ruth, 66:251, 253
Lyceum Company, 35:142
Lyceum Gazette, San Francisco, 28:134, 142
Lyceum of Free Culture, San Francisco, 2:242
Lyceum Theater, San Francisco, 21:43, 45, 46, 51, 167; 23:109; 28:133-34
Lyceums, 9:57, 73; 32:129-30, 137, 168-69
Lycomia (ship), 33:291
Lyden family, 9:77
Lyden, Charles, inside front cover, Winter (Volume 71, 1992)
Lydia Thompson Burlesque Company, 21:165
Lydia's house (Bump House), photo, 59:228
Lydik, Ed, 28:239-40
Lydon, Sandy, Chinese Gold: The Chinese in the Monterey Bay Region, review, 65:145-146
Lye, Mary, 15:39
Lyell, (Sir) Charles, 72:236, 238, 240, 241, 244
Lyell, Mount, 4:22, 27, 28, 36, 42, 51, 55
Lyles, T. W., 53:150
Lyman, Albert, 55:31
Lyman, Amasa Mason, 68:91-92
Lyman, Amasa, 14:61, 64, 67, 70-73 passim, 178-82 passim; 22:12, 13, 14, 23; 26:326-30 passim; 30:57
Lyman, Chester Smith, 5:353; 12:93; 13:176; 14:19, 151; 17:254; 23:254; 26:166-67; 28:289; 29:113; 33:374; 39:118, 120; 56:78; extracts from his Diary, editor F. J. Teggart, 2:181-202; letters, 13:176-79; Around the Horn to California, editor Teggart, review, 4:91-92
Lyman, Chester, 55:36
Lyman, Dean Briggs, 8:362; 9:68, 160, 262, 373, 374; 10:188; 22:287; 28:281; photograph, 9: opposite 160
Lyman, Edward D., 45:257
Lyman, Edward Dean, 9:79
Lyman, Edward L., "Outmaneuvering the Octopus: Atchison, Topeka and Santa Fe," 67:94-107
Lyman, Edward Leo, "From the City of Angels to the City of Saints: The Struggle to Build a Railroad from Los Angeles to Salt Lake City," 70:76-93
Lyman, Elizabeth, see Potter Mrs. David
Lyman, George, 77[4]:223
Lyman, George B., 9:67, 79, 158, 160
Lyman, George D., 77[1-3]:86
Lyman, George Dunlap, 9:79; 12:364; 16:288; 30:82; 35:181; "The First Native-Born California Physician," 4:284-89; "The Scalpel under Three Flags in California," 4:142-206; "Victor J. Fourgeaud, M.D.," 11:138-49; address,"The Sponge, James King of William, His Surgeons and the Vigilantes," 7:95-96; book reviews by, 5:89-90; 7:195-96; 8:84; John Marsh, Pioneer, review, 9:400-401; Saga of the Comstock Lode, review, 13:183-84; obituaries of Joseph K. Hutchinson, 4:304; George H. B. Wright, 22:93; obituary, 28:281-82
Lyman, George, 50: 165
Lyman, Jonathan Huntington, 10:35; 12:115
Lyman, Julia, see King, Mrs. George H.,
Lyman, Richard M., Jr., and Mrs., 33:381
Lyman, Stanford, 50:267; review of Barth, Bitter Strength: A History of the Chinese in the United States, 1850-1870, 45:354-357
Lyman, Theodore Benedict, 34:233
Lyn, Miss (Yuba County, 1859), 10:169
Lynch Law, 77[1-3]:10
Lynch, Bert C., 27:188
Lynch, Ellen, 40:213
Lynch, James and Francis Clark, The New York Volunteers, review, 52:183-184
Lynch, James, 29:36; 76[1, 4]:97
Lynch, Jeremiah, 19:67; 27:317
Lynch, John, 16:80, 283
Lynch, Joseph Peter, 18:265-66
Lynch, Joseph, 18:303, 304, 313; 21:227, 228, 235; 70:20, 27
Lynch, Kevin, 74:405
Lynch, Patrick, 8:344; 9:168, 366
Lynch, Philip, 10:62, 70
Lynch, Walter, 59:129
Lynching, 75:229
Lynching (1915, Georgia), 58:175-176
Lynching and lynch law, 6:234; 13:219; 15:31, 172, 270-71, 375-76; 18:260-61, 266; 23:324; 27:210, 356, 358, 361; 28:75, 151-53, 159; 29:162, 303; 31:311; 33:53, 56; 34:70; see also Hangings; Vigilance Committee
Lynching, see "Shadows in St. James Park," 57:289-307
Lynd, Helen and Robert, 75:31
Lynde, Isaac, 34:129-30
Lynde, John D., 13:32
Lyne, James, 58:133; 64:223; 77[1-3]:26
Lynn Otis, 63:311
Lynn, David, 61:138
Lynn, Jacob, Jr. see Wallace, Jake
Lynn, Jacob, Sr., 64:118
Lynn, Massachusetts, 77[4]:177
Lynn, William P., 59:101
Lyon, Caleb, 22:69, 81; 35:11, 13
Lyon, Charles, 46:38
Lyon, Ellen F., 28:293
Lyon, Harvey B., 28:382
Lyon, Mary Maria, 12:313
Lyon, Mary, 67:114
Lyon, Nathaniel, 24:51-54; 27:224; 30:58; 31:36, 46
Lyon, Robert, 26:246
Lyon, W. Parker, 9:289; 10:99; coauthor Early California... Post Office Cancellations, review, 8:385
Lyon, William N., review of Galvin, editor, Western America in 1846-1847: The Original Travel Diary of Lieutenant J. W. Abert Who Mapped New Mexico for the United States Army, 47:179-180
Lyon, Worthington S., 28:382
Lyons (E. G.) Company, 31:185
Lyons (overland, 1850), 24:241
Lyons Station, 17:102, 115
Lyons, Aaron, 29:22, 25
Lyons, Eugene, 59:71
Lyons, H., 9:66
Lyons, Henry Augustus, 11:127; 20:113, 366-67, 371; 28:64; 32:376
Lyons, Joseph, 9:142, 162, 369
Lyons, Michael, 9:168, 169
Lyons, Moses, 35:270
Lyons, Paul, 74:273
Lyons, Peter, 15:121, 233
Lyons, William H., 9:258
Lyster's English Opera Company, 10:201, 253, 265; 21:47, 51
Lyster, Fred, 10:196; 21:249, 256
Lyster, William S., 10:265; 21:51; see also Lyster's English Opera Company
Lytle, Andrew, 29:242