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M'Collum, William, 55:34, 40
M'Dougal, David, 26:359
M'Ilvaine, William, drawing by, 26: following 126
M'Lenan, J. (V.?), drawing by, 32:290
Ma'alea Bay, Maui, 77[1-3]:142
M. A. Jones (ship), 15:169
M. H. de Young Memorial Museum, 75:94
M. M. (1849), newspaper articles. by, 24:45-46, 132-34, 136-37, 353-54
M. S. Latham (ship), 20:186
M.A.N. (wind turbine manufacturer, Germany), 73:150
"M[ilton] S. Latham and the Senatorial Controversy of 1857," by William F. Thompson, Jr., 32:145-59
Maitre des Forges, Le (play), 20:131
Ma, L. Eve Armentrout, 74:411
Maacama fault, 71:495
Mabry, Harry Cooper, 28:285
Mabury, Eugenia, 59:120
Macao, Philippines, 2:142, 143, 145; 7:243; 25:151, 167; 76[2-3]:98; 77[1-3]:64
MacArthur, Charles, 63:70
MacArthur, Douglas, 46:48
MacArthur, Mildred (Yorba), Anaheim,"The Mother Colony," review, 39:88
Macarthur, Walter, 35:151-52; 60:140; 66:204
Macauley, John P., 16:283
Macbeth, 9:257; "Burlesque," 20:305
MacBurney (of Stevenson's Regiment), 1:222
MacCrellish, Mary, 64:126
MacDermot, Louis M., 70:102
MacDonald (or McDonald), Benjamin, 6:152
Macdonald, Augustin Sylvester, 3:248; "John Muir: Some Personal Recollections," 17:18-20; "The Sea Otter Returns to the California Coast," 17:243-44
MacDonald, L. M., 37:271
Macdonald, Ross, 68:193
MacDonald-Wright, Stanton, 58:102, 104, 105, photograph, 112; 122
MacDonnell, Kevin, 57:154, 156
MacDonough Estate Building (San Francisco), 63:287
Macdonough Theater, Oakland, 33:44; 48:300
Macdougall, W. J., 21:147
MacDowell, Edward, 75:243
Mace (Marysville, 1861), 10:281
Macedonia (vessel), 53:56
Macedonian (ship), 26:221
Macey, Obed, see Macy, Obed
Macey, Roland H., see Macy, Rowland Hussey
MacFarland, G. E., 75:27 (photo)
MacFarland, James P., 4:166; 36:328
Macfie, Matthew, 56:39
MacGowan & Cooke, 59:117
"The MacGowan Girls," by Kay Baker Gaston, 59:116-125
MacGowan House. photo, 59:119
MacGowan, Alexander B., 27:223
MacGowan, Alice, 59:116-125 passim, portrait, 117, 121, 124; 69:30
MacGowan, Charles, 60:274
MacGowen, Charles J., 75:259, 260
MacGowan, Colonel John Encill, 59:116
MacGowan, Frank, 59:116
MacGowan, Grace (Cooke), 59:116-125 passim, portrait, 117
MacGowan, Grace, 69:30
MacGowan, Malvina Johnson, 59:116
MacGregor, Greg, inside front cover, Summer (volume 70); Traces of the Pioneers: Photographing the Overland Trail," 70:339-342; "A Photographic Portfolio of the Overland Trail," 70:343-351; Overland: The California Emigrant Trail of 1841-1870, review, 76:Supp. 34-36
MacGregor, Gregory A., photos, 74:150-151
MacGregor, John A., 25:232
Machado (Clark), Joseph, 35:238
Machado, Agustin, 13:207, 349
Machado, Antonio, 23:359, 360; ranch of, 23:359-60; see also Ranchos: Ballona
Machado, Christiano, 67:154, 156, 157
Machado, F., 13:327
Machado, Manuel, 13:207
Machado, Maria Manuel, 74:236
Machado, Rafael, 26:29-32 passim, 41, 54; 74:238
Machell, Reginald, 52:14
Machin, Tim N., 30:135
machinery. see technology
Machinery Palace (Panama Pacific International Exposition), 62:107, 115
"Machines in the Garden: A Citrus Monopoly in Riverside, 1900-1936," by Vincent Moses, 61:26-35
Machuco, Miguel, 72:39
MacIntosh, Edward Manuel, 12:197, 269; 17:63, 145
Mack, Adolph, 74:392
Mack, Effie Mona, address,"One Hundred Years of Nevada History," 30:376-77
Mack, John W., 21:163, 169
Mack, W. B., 15:76
Mackall, William W., 27:216
Mackay Printing Service, 66:63
Mackay, Ann, 28:293
Mackay, John W., 2:206; 15:381; 16:88; 25:46; 38:381; 73:137; 77[4]:72, 159, 224, 225
Mackay, John, 57:310; 72:151
Mackay, Mrs. John W. (Marie Louise Antoinette Bryant née Hungerford), 27:95
MacKaye, Percy, 61:95-96
Mackenna, Benjamin Vicuna, 53:53; 79[2]:285
Mackenzie & Harris Company, 66:63
Mackenzie, George G., 69:152
Mackenzie, George, 66:63
MacKenzie, J. F., 63:11
MacKenzie, R. Tait, 63:79
Mackenzie, Rev. Robert (1882), 19:110-11
Mackenzie, Robert C., 27:95
Mackie, Peter, 25:112
Mackie, W. W., 30:324
Mackintosh (British consul, Mexico, 1845), 18:145
Mackintosh, Charles, 18:158, 173
Mackintosh, James, 14:316
Mackintosh, Stephen Davis, 12:138; 14:316; 35:200
Macky, Constance L., 38:2
Macky, E. Spencer, 38:2
MacLafferty, J. H., 73:66
Maclay College of Theology, California, 42:106
Maclay, Charles, 11:51; 31:3; 40:333
Maclay, William J., 31:3-4
MacLean, John Douglas and Winnie Sarah (Morris), 32:191
MacLeod, Julia (Hamilton), 36:379; "John G. Downey as One of the `Kings,'" 36:327-31
Maclure, Mount, 4:22, 28, 42
MacMahon, Eamon, 67:164
MacMillan, H. R., 25:191
MacMonnies, Frederick and Alice (Jones), 2:68
MacMullen, Jerry, 22:354; "Windjammer Days in San Diego," 22:349-54; book review by, 38:377-78
MacMullen, Jerry, review of Wilson, Here is the Golden Gate, 42:58-59
MacNamara, Eugene, 6:271-72; 10:117, 118; 12:50; 13:59; 18:144; 19:46
Macneil, H. L., 49:333
Macneil, Sayre, 49:333
Macomb, Montgomery M., 4:36
Macomber, Ben, 62:115-6; 71:468
Macomber, Charles, 25:226-27
Macondray (F. W.) & Company, 8:176, 369; 14:371; 25:258, 265-66; 29:253; 30:299
Macondray, Frederick W., 15:185, 266; 19:230; 34:211; 46:231; 57:120-121, portrait, 121; 59:28
Macondray, William A., 15:266
MacPhail, Elizabeth C. The Story of New San Diego and of its Founder Alonzo E. Horton, review, 59:182-183
MacPhee, Chester, 76[1, 4]:123
MacPherson, Alphonse, 58:68,
MacRce, Samuel, 33:262-63
MacSheey, Lieutenant Colonel (1850), 22:299
Mactavish (or McTavish), Dugald (or Dougald), 5:304, 305; 17:138; 28:253, 258
MacVicar, Barbara (McClung), 40:327; "Southern and Northern Methodism in Civil War California," 40:327-42
MacWillie, M. H., 34:129
Macy (or Macey), Charles B., 13:31; 29:7
Macy (purser on Golden Gate, 1854), 32:359
Macy, Captain (of Galindo 1849), 22:238, 239
Macy, Obed, 13:315, 319, 335
Macy, Rowland Hussey, 13:31; 14: opposite 209; 22:281
Macyntire (Mac) (worker Lindsay, California), 62:90
Mad River, 9:221; 20:352-53; 45:106, 108
Madame Demorest's Emporium of Fashion, 59:287
Madame X (play), 20:141
Madary, M. R., 4:49
Madden, Henry Miller, 28:188; editor "California for Hungarian Readers: Letters of Janos Xanthus," 28:125-42; review of Schoenman, editors, Xantus, Travels in Southern California, 56:368
Madden, Jerome, 54:200; 64:24
Madden, John, 52:344, 345, 351-352
Maddern, Elizabeth, see London, Elizabeth Maddern
Maddern, Minnie, 14:411
Maddox (or Madox), Richard, 11:309, 310, 311; 36:25
Maddox, Rose, 68:81-82
Maddox, William A. T., 12:59, 170, 171, 331, 332, 333; 18:35; 22:55, 66
Maddux, David, 9:110
Maddux, Mrs. Parker Simmons (1, Edith Marion Walker; 2, Grace Helen Butler), 32:375
Maddux, Parker Simmons, 25:95; obituary, 32:374-75
"Made in California," by Sue Fleishman, 63:80-83
Madeira, 76[1, 4]:94
Madeline Pass, 75:328
Madera (California), 74:183; 75:69; 77[4]:241
Madero, Alfonso, 50:62
Madero, Francisco I., 47:315, 331; 50:61
Madero, Francisco, 55:343
Madero, Gustavo, 50:62, 63, 65
Madigan, Mrs. (Los Angeles, 1869), 32:331
Madigan, Thomas F., obituary, 16:191
Madison, [James], 74:292
Madison, Frank Delino, 25:95
Madison, Helene, 63:18 (photograph), 21
Madison, James (Marysville, 1859), 10:183
Madison, James (San Francisco, 1925), "Some Shadows of the San Francisco Stage," 4:59-63; addresses: "Early San Francisco Theatres and Theatrical Folks,"4:301-2; "Early Theaters of San Francisco," 14:411; books review by, 5:203; 6:98-99
Madison, James H., "Taking the Country Barefooted: The Indiana Colony in Southern California," 69:236-249
Madison, James, 46:22
Madison, Marshall P., 25:94-95
Madrid, 76[2-3]:101, 103
madrone (Arbutus mensiezii), 76[2-3]:21, 24
Madsen, Brigham D., Gold Rush Sojourners in Great Salt Lake City 1849 and 1850, review, 66:303-304
Madsen, Martin C., obituary, 27:183-84
Mad-shui-nui (Pomo village), 75:359
Maeder, Fred, 4:61
Maeva wind farm, 73:151
Maffly-Kipp, Laurie F., Religion and Society in Frontier California, review, 74:346; 79[2]:253
Mafra, Ginés de, [Mafra, Gines de] 6:309, 311
Magagnotto, Peter, 9:395; 40:62
Magana, Irma, owner, Pee Wee's Market, 74:61-62
Magdalena Bay, 3:343, 388; 7:311, 315; 8:63, 64; 76[2-3]:91; maps, 7:316, 317
Magdella (vessel), 67:28
Magee, David, book review by, 38:83-84
Magee, James, 50:17
Magee, John W., 74:417, 420
Magee, Mrs. Richard, 25:286
Magee, S. R., 16:302
Magee, Thomas L. and family, 16:293, 297, 302; 17:35
Magee, Thomas, 23:122
Magee, William A., 23:122; obituary of Frederick P. Howard, 21:380
Magee, William, 22:368, 369
Magellan, Ferdinand, 76[2-3]:78, 86
Magellan, Fernando, 6:293, 294; 7:132, 133-34, 179-80, 187
Magenta flume, 11:242; 29:194-96; photograph, 29: opposite 200
Maggard, David, 63:46
Maggio Company, Inc., 75:88
Magic Lands: Western Citiscapes and American Culture after 1940, by John M. Findlay, review, 73:73
Maginnis, J. D., 31:134
Magne, L., 22:304
Magnet (ship), 14:298
Magnetic Los Angeles: Planning the Twentieth-Century Metropolis, by Greg Hise, review, 77[1-3]:70-71
Magnolia (hotel), Sacramento, 32:148, 152-53, 154
Magnolia (ship, 1850), 12:92-97 passim, 103, 109; 29:170
Magnolia (whaler, 1846), 3:118, 119
Magnolia Avenue (Riverside, California), 74:106, 108 (photo)
Magnolia Saloon, Marysville, 14:392
Magnuson Bill (1943), 50:273
Magoffin, James W., 34:126
Magoffin, Susan Shelby, 25:305-6
Magon, Ricardo Flores, 68:166
Magruder, John Bankhead, 11:367; 13:320-21, 323-24; 31:36, 46
Magruder, Lloyd, 8:360; 9:266, 287, 365, 381; 10:253
Magruder, Theophilis Richard, 35:326-29, 331
Maguey, as food, 34:199
Maguire Act (1895), 64:17
Maguire's Academy of Music, San Francisco, 21:62-69 passim, 148-59 passim, 178; photograph, 21: opposite 141
Maguire's New Theater, San Francisco, 21:171-76 passim, 241, 242, 243, 272; see also Alhambra Theatre
Maguire's Opera House, San Francisco, 3:36; 7:283; 10:376, 389, 393; 20:2 308-9; 21:41-67 passim, 145-63 passim, 167-72 passim, 241, 243, 264; 23:108, 341; 28:133; 33:43; 36:209; 38:322; photograph, 21: opposite 141
Maguire's Opera House, Virginia City, 21:56-60, 141-42, 176
Maguire's Virginia City Melodeon, 64:121
Maguire, Captain (of Plover, 1854), 15:181
Maguire, James G., 5:95, 287; 27:316; 28:51, 53; 38:355, 357; see "The Struggle for the Australian Ballot in California," 51:230-2 39 passim
Maguire, James Thomas, 21:239-40, 263-67 passim
Maguire, James, 20:292
Maguire, John, 20:308; 21:47
Maguire, Joseph, 4:209
Maguire, Judge (Santa Barbara, 1854), 18:264
Maguire, Laura, 37:375-76
Maguire, Mary Jane, 10:292, 389
Maguire, Misses (San Francisco, 1862), 10:379
Maguire, Mrs. (San Francisco, 1850s), 19:236-37
Maguire, Mrs. Thomas (Emma Theresa Douglass), 20:290, 292; 21:42, 46, 50, 52, 62, 165-66
Maguire, Mrs. Thomas (Mary Clemons), 21:239, 266, 269
Maguire, Thomas, 3:35-36; 6:15; 10:74, 200; 15:189, 368; 16:183; 19:229; 20:2; 23:108; 28:37; article on, 20:289-314; 21:39-74, 141-82, 239-75; cartoon, 21: opposite 239; photograph, 21: opposite 39
Maguire, Tom (actor) 79[2]:21, 289, 290, 291
Maguire,"Tom, Jr.," see Maguire, James Thomas
Mahan, (Admiral) Alfred T., 72:133
Mahan, Alfred Thayer, 47:219-236 passim
Mahan, Dennis Hart, 28:359; letter, 28:356-57
Mahan, Stephen, 23:226
Mahan, William E., "The Political Response to Urban Growth: Sacramento and Mayor Marshall R. Beard, 1863-1914," 69:354-371
Mahé, Gustave, [Mahe, Gustave] 60:353
Mahen, Dennis, 18:356, 357
Maher (Feather River, 1860), 10:253
Maher v. C. and J. Riley, 10:273, 280, 288
Maher, Patrick, 26:204
Maher, Peter, 53:340
Maher, Zacheus J., 29:139, 145
Mahon, B. F., 21:312, 314
Mahoney, Charles, 65:292
Mahoney, David, 10:357, 358; 32:147, 152, 153
Mahoney, Denis, 21:307
Mahoney, J. Patrick, 58:324
Mahoney, James, 65:288
Mahoney, John J., 31:185
Mahoney, M. M., 70:152
Mahood (or Mayhood), James, 33:2, 6
Mahood, Ruth I., CHS Award of Merit, photograph, 43: between 80 & 81; editor A Gallery of California Mission Paintings, review, 46:173; Photographer of the Southwest - Adam Clark Vroman, 1856-1916, review, 41:250-251; review of Stanger, South from San Francisco, 45:174-176
Mahr, A. C., 49:148, 155
Maidenberg, Harry, 66:97
Maidu Dancers and Traditionalists, 71:397
Maidu Indians, 41:11; 55:28, 29, 38-39; 63:146; 71:67, 308, 313; 76[2-3]:52, 54, 56, 58, 61, 62, 68, 69, 71, 218; 79[2]:9, 90, 93, 94, 144, 252; photo of, 95
The Maidu Indian Myths and Stories of Hanc'ibyjim (Shipley), 76[2-3]:69
Maidu Walk (painting), 71:391
Maier, Henry Carl, obituary, 39:355
Maier, Herbert, 25:200-201
mail delivery, in the Gold Rush, 77[1-3]:4, 5-6
Mail routes, pre-Civil War, 63:201, 202, 203, 207
Mail service (1840-1850's), see "Matilda for Gods sake write: women and families on the Argonaut mind," 58:128-141
Mail system, Gold rush, 61:175-176
Mailer, Norman, 60:39
Mailhebuau, Camille, 39:226
Mailland, William, 25:307
Mailliard, Adolphe, 11:125; 58:319, 320
Mailliard, John Ward, 33:374; 34:179
Mailliard, John Ward, Jr., obituary, 34:179-80
Mailliard, Joseph, 34:179
Mailliard, Mrs. John Ward (Lizzie Page), 34:179
Mailliard, William S., 34:179
Mails, see Pacific Mall Steamship Company; Postal service
Main & Winchester, 16:310; 29:253; 33:68
Main Street (Bodie), front cover, winter, 73:311
Main, Charles, 26:264
Maine, 76[1, 4]:85; 77[1-3]:21
Maine Mining Company, 15:30
Maino, Jeanette Gould, Left Hand Turn: A Story of the Donner Party Women, review, 67:59
Mainwaring, Constance, 38:163
Mainwaring, Henry, 53:216
Maison, N. E., 29:224-25
Maisons en Californie (company), 22:314
Maitorena, José Joaquín, [Maitorena, Jose Joaquin] 13:209(?); 27:333; 46:317
Maitoreno (Monterey, 1822), 13:209
Majestic Theater, San Francisco, 33:41
Majidi, El (ship), 27:180; see also Shenandoah
"Major James D. Savage and the Tularenos," by Annie R. Mitchell, 28:323-41
Major, Daniel G., 19:369-70, 371
Majors, Alexander, 45:314
Majors, Ergo A., address,"Pony Express History," 32:174
Majors, Greene, address,"The Pony Express," 3:97
Majors, Huling, 21:62-63
Majors, Joseph L., 11:75; 15:224-28 passim, 233; 18:295, 310
Majors, Joseph, 41:240
Majors, Juan José Crisótomo, see Majors, Joseph L. [Majors, Juan Jose Crisotomo]
Majors, Lee, 72:52, 53 (photograph)
Majors, Mrs. Joseph L. (Maria de los Angeles Castro), 15:137, 227, 233
Majors, O. Cort, 25:380
Major Tompkins (ship), 15:274
"Making of Cosmopolitan California, The," by Doris M. Wright, 19:323-43; 20:65-79
Makaronis, Reverend, 60:119
"Making Her Fame: Charlotte Perkins Gilman in California," by Gary Scharnhorst, 64:192-201
"Making Old Tools Work Better: Pragmatic Adaptation and Innovation in Gold-Rush Technology," by Ronald H. Limbaugh, 77[4]:24
Makins, James N., 11:9; 29:292
Makins, Mrs., restaurant of, Berkeley, 35:254
Makinson, Randall L., Greene & Greene: Architecture as a Fine Art, review, 56:278-279
Malaby, Zachary T., 39:126
Malachi Fallon, San Francisco's First Chief of Police, by Kevin J. Mullen, 62:100-105
Malaga Colony, 25:172
Malahat (vessel), 65:291, 295
Malako� Diggings, 77[4]:106, 117
Malakoff Diggings, 62:99
Malakoff Diggins State Historical Park, 50:79; 63:279
Malakoff Pit, 77[1-3]:36
Malakoff tunnel, 29:201, 207
Malaria, 50:114, 117; see also disease
Malarín Maria Josepha Joaquina Estrada, [Malarin Maria Josepha Joaquina Estrada] 66:272, 277
Malarin, Ignacio, 69:330
Malarín, Joseph Mariano Pablo, [Malarin, Joseph Mariano Pablo] 66:272, 277
Malarín, Juan, [Malarin, Juan] 15:342; 26:286; 35:105, 107; 66:272
Malarin, Mariano, 10:62, 70; 11:9, 21
Malaspina in California, by Cutter, review, 40:71-73
"Malaspina's Voyage around the World," by Edith C. Galbraith, 3:215-37
Malaspina, Alejandro, 2:313; 10:313-14, 321; 15:213, 214, 380; 16:87; 18:336, 345; 40:118; 76[2-3]:57, 78, 359; death of, 76[2-3]:100; expedition of, 76[2-3]:80, 97, 98-101, 126, 200; article on, 3:215-37; book on, review, 40:71-73; sketches by artist on exp., 15: opposite 213, following 214; 39: following 180
Malaspina, Alejandro, 49:47-48; 65:27; 71:3
Maldonado, Gabriel, 7:261
Maldonado, José María, [Maldonado, Jose Maria] 16:355
Maldonado, José, [Maldonado, Jose] 10:317
Maldonado, Lorenzo Ferrer, 11:310; 36:217, 238; 62:54, 55, 56, 57, 58
Maldonado, Rodrigo, 3:311
Malek Adhel (ship), 3:121; 14:329, 331, 342, 345; 22:49, 64, 65
Maleton, Edward, 20:288
Malheur Lake, 22:202, 214
Malhuer River, 74:159; 76[2-3]:316
Malibu, 77[1-3]:150
Malibu, The, by Robinson and Powell, review, 38:171-73
Malki Museum, 71:323, 337, 338
Malki Press, 71:338
Mall, Stockton, 34:351, 352, 354
Mallard, Joseph S., 13:314
Mallarmé, Stéphane, [Mallarme, Stephane] 61:205
Mallett's (hotel or boarding house), San Francisco, 8:269, 270
Mallett, Alfred, 33:374
Mallett, J. H., 6:9
Mallett, John Holland, 25:380
Mallon, Florencia, 76[2-3]:245
Mallon, J. H., 11:49
Mallory, Henry C., 21:307; 22:70
Mallory, Stephen R., 19:170, 345
Malm, C. A., 47:204
Malo, José Ramón, [Malo, Jose Ramon] 27:109
Malone, Dudley Field, 51:63; 55:168
Malone, Dumas, 70:381
Malone, Ferguson, 70:180
Malone, Frank, 9:354; 10:49, 272
Malone, Michael, 77[1-3]:36
Malone, Michael P. editor Historians and the American West, review, 63:180
Malone, William, 66:249, 258
Maloney, Alice Bay (McCormac), 18:384; 21:140; 22:191; 24:285-86; "A Botanist on the Road to Yerba Buena," 24:321-25; "The Distressingly Virtuous Isaac [Cox?]," 21:127-40; "John Gantt, `Borderer,'" 16:48-60; "John Work of the Hudson's Bay Company," 22:97-109; "Peter Skene Ogden's Trapping Expedition to the Gulf of California, 1829-30," 19:308-16; "The Richard Campbell Party of 1827," 18:347-54; "Shasta Was Shatasla in 1814," 24:229-34; editor "Fur Brigade to the Bonaventura," 22:193-222, 323-48; 23:19-40, 123-46; editor "Some Oatman Documents," 21:107-12; "Three Letters of John Gantt," 20:147-53; obituary, 30:86-87
Maloney, J. R., 15:85, 86
Maloney, Michael C., 18:384; 30:86
Maloney, Mrs. Michael C., see Maloney, Alice Bay (McCormac)
Maloney, Thomas A., 66:17
Maloney, Tom, 60:129
Malony, Captain (of Libertad, 1854), 15:169
Maloon, Henry T, 30:225, 228, 229, 230
Malouf Family, 72:35-36
Malloy, Irene, 76[1, 4]:52
Malsbary, Mrs. Inez, 30:285
Malta, 75:350
The Maltese Falcon, 75:58
Malter, George, 25:172
Mameluke Hill, 8:201, 210
Mammoth City, 4:39; 26:245
Mammoth Gold: The Ghost Towns of Lake District, by Gary Caldwell, review, 70:413-415
Mammoth Grove Hotel, 9:333; illustration, 9: opposite 299
Mammoth Grove, 9:332-34
Mammoth Hot Springs Hotel (Yellowstone), 69:159 (photograph)
Mammoth Pass, mining near, 4:39
Man and Nature, by George Perkins Marsh, 75:334
Man from Denver, A (play), 34:364
"Man in Our Changing World" (exhibit), 69:277-283
Man of Destiny, The (play), 21:63
Man of the Plains: Recollections of Luther North, 1856-1882, edited by Donald F. Danker, review, 252-253
"The Man Who Would be Hitler: William Dudley Pelley and the Silver Legion," by Suzanne G. Ledeboer, 65:126-136
Man with the Iron Mask, The (play), 9:263, 285
Man, Charles, 32:193
Man-Made Disaster: The Story of St. Francis Dam, by Charles F. Outland, review, 57:277-278
Managua, Nicaragua, 74:282
Manahan, Patrice, CHS Award of Merit, photograph, 43: between 80 & 81
Manassas, battle of (Bull Run), 78:20
Manayunk (place), 15:176
Manbey, B. F., 69:201
"Manchester Boddy and the L.A. Daily News," by Robert A. Rosenstone, 49:291-307
Manchester Guardian (newspaper), 57:174
Manchester, J. B., 9:318-19; 34:257
Manchester, Peter B., 16:80, 83
Manchruian (vessel), 57:60, 61
Manchukuo (Manchuria), 73:42
Manchuria, 30:193-206 passim; 75:148
Manchurian Incident, 73:42
Mancillas, Pedro, 37:199
Mancisidor, Juan Ignacio, 6:263; 23:217
Mandeville Island, 17:47
Mandeville, Alicia, 10:51, 75, 371
Mandeville, J. W., 47:13; 50:406-407
Mandeville, James W., 9:46, 72, 116, 273; 10:170, 193; 11:4; book on, review, 4:291-92
Mandeville, Jenny, 10:389
Mangan, Terry William, 57:219
Manganese, 31:127
Mangels, Carrie, 59:36, 60, 62
Mangini, Angelo, 60:353
Mangione, Jerre, 70:377
Mangum, Willie Person, 19:20
Manhattan (vessel), 63:70
Manhattan Beach, California, 49:330; 75:230
Manhattan Gold Dredging Company, 26:282
Manhattan Quartz Mining Company, 77[4]:67
Manhead (Indian, 1830s), 25:140
Manhole covers, see Manhole Covers: Artifacts in the Streets," 55:352-363
"Manhole Covers: Artifacts in the Streets," by Mimi and Robert Melnick, 55:352-363
Manies, Frank, 68:85
Manifest Destiny, 75:225; 76[2-3]:174, 176, 274, 319, 361; 77[1-3]:64, 152; 77[4]:27, 78, 83, 86; 79[2]:59
Manifesto a la Republica Mejicana, 76[2-3]:181
Manila (ship), 31:295
Manila galleons, 1:157, 158; 2:140-60; 3:3, 4-5, 10-12, 313; 7:239-43, 302, 356, 359, 366; 8:34, 44-50; 9:208; 15:382; 23:219-24 passim; 25:167; 27:289; 31:109; 36:226, 227, 239; 76[2-3]:78, 91; trade routes of, 86-87; 77[4]:110
Manila, P. I., 30:296-304
"Manilas" (gang), 29:27
Manilla (ship), 78:245; gold rush voyage of, 245-246
Manilla, Philippines, 73:301; 76[2-3]:90
Manion, John J., 75:94
Maniscalro, Joseph, 65:290
Manje, Juan M., 36:233
Manje, Juan, 43:102
Manjer, Daniel, 30:24, 26
Manjiro, Nakahama, 61:264, 266, 267, 268, 269, 272
Mankind United in California, 49:310 Man-Made Disaster-The Story of the St. Francis Dam, by Charles F. Outland, review 44:61-64
Mankind United movement, 68:198
Mankins, J. B., 21:227
Manley (with Vancouver, 1793), 2:319
Manley, William, 68:193
Manly, William Lewis, 13:314; 18:196, 198, 201-4, 214-15; 79[2]:19, 214; Death Valley in `49, editor Quaife, review, 7:89-90
Mann Act, 75:58
Mann Brothers trail (Yosemite), 1:283; 4:13; 5:337
Mann, A. L., 46:166-167
Mann, Andrew, 69:120
Mann, Dean E., The Politics of Water in Arizona, review, 43:350-351
Mann, Hattie Maie, 31:276
Mann, Henrietta Flora, 31:276
Mann, Henry N. and Louise (Scheffer), 29:382
Mann, Henry Rice, 56:78
Mann, Horace, 42:151; 65:276
Mann, Houston, 1:283; 4:13; 5:337; 69:120, 137
Mann, Ira, Jr., 31:271, 275, 276
Mann, Julia Inez, 31:276
Mann, Milton, 1:283; 4:13, 15; 5:337; 69:120, 137
Mann, Mrs. Ira, Jr. (Mary Bacon), 31:271
Mann, Mrs. Stephen Hodge (Hattie Hodge Gordon), 31:275-76, 277
Mann, Ralph, After the Gold Rush: Society in Grass Valley and Nevada City, California, 1849-1870, review, Gunther Barth, 62:144; review of Comstock, Brides of the Gold Rush: The Nevada County Chronicles, 1851-1859, 67:282; review of Issel and Cherny, San Francisco, 1865-1932: Politics, Power, and Urban Development, 65:299; review of Paula Mitchell Marks, Precious Dust: The American Gold Rush Era: 1848-1900, 74:439; 77[4]:13, 16, 80, 83, 90, 91, 92, 93, 94, 95, 115; review of The Silver Seekers: They Tamed California's Last Frontier; Last Bonanza Kings: The Bourns of San Francisco; The Roar and the Silence: A History of Virginia City and the Comstock Lode, 78:287; 79[2]:118, 131
Mann, Stephen Hodge, 31:271-77; photograph, 31: opposite 272
Mann, Thomas, 60:39, 75
Mannasse, Moses, 26:42, 60
Mannel (Pomo chief), 75:359
Mannequin Museum Archives (Santa Monica), 75:91
Manning James and John, 5:49
Manning, Agnes M., 25:192
Manning, Joseph, 45:341-342
Manning, Roger, 73:143
Manning, Seaton W., 65:20, 21, 24
Manning, Thomas G., review of Bartlett, Great Surveys of the American West, 42:264-265
Manning, Timothy, 67:160, 270
Manning, William H., 73:194, 197
Manning, William T., 57:302
Manogue, Patrick, 72:151, 152 (photograph)
Manposa Grove, 4:14 15, 24; 12:73, 74
Manposa Mine, 12:74-76; 33:276, 277; 34:256, 335-36, 339
Manposa Road, photograph of opening festival, 5: opposite 340
Manrique, Miguel, 9:205, 209-10; 76[2-3]:94
Manrow, J. Poole, 6:9; 15:164
Mansfield (Marysville, 1862), 10:386
Mansfield on the Condition of the Western Forts, 1853-54, edited by Robert W. Frazer, review, 43:357-358
Mansfield, Charles T., 14:175
Mansfield, George C., The Feather River in `49 and the Fifties, review, 3:202-3
Mansfield, Henry, History of Butte County, 74:420
Mansfield, Jayne, 75:56
Mansfield, Joseph King Fenno, 28:216, 229-30
Mansfield, Joseph, 15:270, 274
Mansfield, Katherine, 73:229
Mansfield, Mary (piano teacher), 78:175
Mansfield, Mrs. Walter D., 1:108
Mansion House, San Jose, 11:159; 14:156; 22:246
"The Mansion of the California Historical Society, 2090 Jackson Street, San Francisco," by Joseph Armstrong Baird, Jr., 48:308-324
Mansions on Rails, by Beebe, review, 38:382-83
Manso, Lucas F., 14:235
Manson, A. M., 65:291
Manson, Donald Jan, 28:123
Manson, John S., 29:253, 254, 402
Manson, Marsden , 38:250, 252-53; 58:54; see "Marsden Manson wants Hetch Hetchy dammed: engineers and conservationists in the progressive era," 58:281-303; 75:13, 14, 15, 17
Mantz, R. W., 43:316
Mantz, William H., 8:361; 9:173
Manual of Hispanic Bibliography, compiled by David W., and Virginia Ramos Foster, review, 50:340
Manuel (Indian, 1880s), 38:259-60
Manuel (New Mexican, 1846), 18:174
Manuel (ship), 22:169
"Manuel P. Servin, as Editor," by W. W Robinson, 49:374-375
"Manuel Quijano and Waning Spanish California," by Robert J. Moes, 67:78-93
Manuel, Herschel T., 53:323
Manuela (ship), 22:169, 170
Manuelito, 76[2-3]:220
Manufacturers' and Employers' Association, 62:198
Manufacturers' and Producers' Association of California, 46:21; 63:125
manufacturing, 77[1-3]:62, 63; 77[4]:189, 190; table re, 192
Many Californias: Literature from the Golden State, edited by Gerald W. Haslam, review, 72:289
Many Glacier Hotel (Glacier National Park), 66:218
"`Many Wanted to Know Which Was Mr. Bigler': Henry Bigler's Account of the 1898 California Golden Jubilee," editor with an introduction by M. Guy Bishop, 69:284-291
Manypenny, G. W., 27:216; 30:161
Manzanar Mess Hall Workers Union, 64:60
Manzanar War Relocation Center, 64:59-64
Manzanar Work Corps, 64:60
Manzanar, California, 55:211, 213, 214; 75:95
Manzaneli, Catalina, 66:269-270, 277; 67:88, 93
Manzaneli, Maria Antonia, 67:93
Manzanillo, Mexican, 3:316; 36:301-2
manzanita (Arctostaphylos), 76[2-3]:27; 77[4]:116
Manzanita Hill, 28:240
Manzanita Reservation, 72:351
Manzanita, 5:263, 265; 12:293; 15:185; 20:39-40; 32:183
Maori, Antonio, 54:31
Maounis, John, 58:268
"Map of Cabrillo's Discovenes, A," by Henry R. Wagner, 11:44-46
Mapes, D. S., 22:251
Maple Springs House, 8:213; see also White Maple Springs
Maple Springs Mill, 9:72
Mapleson, J. Henry, 21:156
Maps of Los Angeles, From Ord's Survey of 1849 to the End of the Boom of the Eighties, by W. W. Robinson, review, 46:175-176
Maps, Baja California, 58:251
Maps, charts and plans (reproduced):
- by Agnese, 3:375, 377, 379; Alcala Galiano's explorations (1792), 40: following 112; American River, South Fork, 26:149; (gold mines), 26: opposite 124; Anza's route along Santa Barbara Channel, 10: opposite 211; manuscript in Archivo de Indias, 8:35; from Ayer Collection, 7: opposite 68
- Bancroft's 1868 Map of California (section), 5:218, of Colorado Mines, 12: opposite 3; by Bodega and Mourelle, 9: opposite 201; Bodega Bay, volume 16, No. 1, Part. 2, opposite page 49; boundaries between California and Mexico, 5: opposite 321; 9: opposite 11, opposite 12; by Briggs, 8: opposite 37; location of Buena Vista village, 10: opposite 216
- by Cabot, 3:373; showing Cabrillo's discoveries, 11: opposite 44; by Calderon y Henriquez, 23: opposite 219; California Indian tribes, 20: opposite 171; Camp Lincoln, 26: opposite 8; by Canizares, of Puerto de San Francisco (1776), 14: opposite 111; (1781), 13:181; by Castillo, 3:381; Central Sierra surveys, 7: opposite 3; east coast of China (ancient), 14:53; Clear Lake area, 32:367; Coloma in 1857, 26: opposite 130; colony system, Fresno, 25: opposite 17; junction of Colorado and Gila rivers, 9: opposite 11, opposite 12; 17: opposite 217; lower Colorado River, 11: opposite 365, 380; Colorado Mines, 12: opposite 3; Colton's, 31:192
- Daniell's (1637), 8: opposite 41; Derby's, of Lower Colorado River, 11: opposite 365; of Sacramento Valley, opposite 99; of Tulares Valley, opposite 247; route of Donner party, 10:346; Drake's Bay, volume 16, No.1, Part.2, opposite page 49; 20:320; 31:100; showing where Drake's plate was found, volume 16, No. 1, Pt. 2, opposite page 64; sections of Dudley's (1647), 8:39
- Fages' route through San Joaquin Valley (1772), 10: opposite 211; his trail over Cuyamacas (1782), 34: opposite 200; Feather and Yuba rivers, 14: opposite 224; Fraser River mining reg., 11: opposite 155; Fresno colony system, 25: opposite 17
- Garces' route (1776), 10: opposite 211; Gastaldi (circa 1553), 7:67; from Lopez de Gomara (1552), 7:65; from Herrera (1601), 7: opposite 186; by Andre' Homem (1559), 11: opposite 44; section by Diego Homem (1568), 3:383; Humphrey's of San Francisco County, 21: opposite 113; Jackson's of Mining District of California (1849), 13: opposite 378
- Kearny's route (from Emory), 21: opposite 193, opposite 202, opposite 213; Larkin's travels, 16: opposite 144; route of Lassen and Bruff, Gold Lake trip of 1850, 39: following 264; by P. B. Lord showing route to Gold Lake, 39: following 264; Lower California, by U.S. Navy Hydrographic Off., 7: opposite 42
- Martinez y Zayas': of Bodega and Tomales bays, 10: opposite 377; of Northwest Coast, 10: opposite 313; of Trinidad Bay, 9:219
- Mason's of Gold Mines, South Fork American River, 26: opposite 124; Mission Soledad, 23: opposite 12; part of Monterey (1879), 25: opposite 205; showing Monterey Bay, from Ferry's Description de la nouvelle Californie, 13: opposite 61; Monterey Custom House, 25:207; Spanish explorations and discoveries on Northwest Coast, 9: opposite 201; 40: following 112
- Ortelius' (1564), 7: opposite 69; Overland route from Wadsworth's Guide, 3: opposite 45; routes to and from Panamints, 17: opposite 208; Pantoja's of port of San Diego (1782), 9: opposite 3; houses of Peraltas, 30: opposite 224, opposite 225; Portola's route (1769), 10: opposite 211; from Ramusio (1566), 7:67; Riley's route through mining districts, 11: opposite 102; Rivera expedition (1769), 31:117
- Sacramento and vicinity (1855), 39: opposite 193; Sacramento Valley (1849), 11: opposite 99; Sacramento Valley Railroad, 4: opposite 222; San Francisco Bay: by Canizares, 13: opposite 80; from Hypolite Ferry, 13: opposite 61; San Francisco County (northern part), 21: opposite 113; San Juan Ridge and vicinity, 29: opposite 193; San Mateo Rancho, 27:252; Santa Barbara Channel, 10: opposite 211; by Alonso de Santa Cruz, 3:371; Santa Cruz Mountains, early trails, 29:51; cross section of sawmill, 26: opposite 157; Central Sierra, 7: opposite 3; crossing the Sierra between Lake Tahoe and Yosemite National Park, 34: opposite 209; Jedediah Smith's route (1826), 2: opposite 236; Spanish-Mexican influence in California, 32:45; Old Spanish Trail, 10: opposite 27; illustration early Spanish voyages, 3:369-83 passim; Stanislaus mining region (1850), 11: opposite 359; Sutter's sawmill, 26:138, cross section of tailrace, 145
- Taylor's of California Indian tribes, 20: opposite 171; Tomales Bay Volume 16, No. 1, Part. 2, opposite page 49; Trinidad Bay, 9:219; Tuolumne mining region (1850), 11: opposite 359; Upper California, by U. S. Navy Hydrographic Off., 7: opposite 46; illustration Vizcaino's voyage, 7:301-68 passim
- Whipple's of Colorado-Gila River junction, 9: opposite 12, of mouth of Gila River, 19:217; Yerba Buena (1839), 26:267; (1847), 17: opposite 291; discovery of Yosemite, 5:329; northeastern Yuba County, 8: opposite 199; by Zaltieri (1566), 7: opposite 250
Maps: Agnese's (1540-64), 3:265, 312, 325, 374-79; Alarcón's expedition, [Alarcon's] 1:45; Anson's, 31:119; Antonio de la Ascención's, [Ascencion's] 8:33-37 passim; in Archives des Indies, 3:368; 8:33-37 passim; Arrowsmith's (1790), 19:221; Ayala expedition (1775), 25:320; manuscript in Ayer collection, 3:265; 7:68 Bancroft's, of Colorado mines, 12:4; Beechey's, 25:320; 26:268; Behring's expeditions, 23:219; by Bellin, 9:206-7 217, 240; Blagrave's 7:185, 186; by Bodega and Mourelle, 9:207; from Briggs, 8:36-37, 40, 42; Britton & Rey's (1857), 34:212 Cabot's, 3:312, 313, 372, 378; 7:63; Cabrillo's expedition, 3:262, 265; 7:62, 183, 185; 11:44-46; Calderón y Henríquez', [Calderon y Henriquez'] 23:220; lists of California, 3:257-58; early, showing name "California," 1:49-50, 51; 3:265; California voyages, 3:368-83; Cañizares', [Canizares'] 13:180; 14:192; 25:320; Castillo's, 1:45, 47, 49, 51; 3:312, 361, 380-86 passim; ancient Chinese, 14:52-53; Coronado expedition, 3:265 Dalrymple's, 25:320; Daniell's, 8:41; Degroot's of Nevada, 34:212; Disturnell's, 19:217, 218; showing Drake's voyage, 3:206, 266; Dudley's, 8:36, 40; Elliott's of Central California, 10:347; Emory's, 21:221 Fernández de Navarrette atlas, [Fernandez de Navarrette atlas] 8:33-34; Freire's, 7:184; Gallatin's (1836, 1838), 3:29; Gastaldi's, 3:265; 7:66, 183; in Gilbert's Discourse, 3:266-67; from Gómara, [Gomara]7:6, 4-65 Gray's, 9:6, 11; Diego Gutiérrez (1562), [Diego Gutierrez] 1:49; 3:265, 389; 7:71; Sancho Gutiérrez', [Sancho Gutierrez'] 7:63 in Herrera's DesCreek Indias Occident, 7:63; 8:40; of Hezeta's discoveries, 9:207-8; Holt's (1866), 34:212-13; André Homem's, [Andre Homem's] 11:44-46; Diego de Homem's, 3:312-13, 382, 385, 386; insurance (of San Francisco), 26:263 Laet's, 36:218; López de Haro's (1788), [Lopez de Haro's] 19:221; Martínez y Zayas', [Martinez y Zayas'] 10:319; Martyr's, 7:184; Mason's of mines on American River, 26:124; Mercator's (1569), 1:49; 3:266; 6:294; 7:184; Molyneux globe, 7:62, 185; Mourelle's, 40:111; from Nordenskiold, 3:374; Northwest Coast, 3:262, 265-67 Ortelius', 3:265, 266, 267; 4:3; 6:294; 7:69, 183, 184, 186, 266-67; Pantoja's, 5:322, 323; 9:3, 4; Plancius', 7:185-86; of San Francisco Bay, 25:320-21; of San Mateo Rancho, 27:252; Alonso de Santa Cruz's, 3:370; illustration early Spanish voyages, 3:369-83 Taylor's of Indian tribes, 20:171-80; Tramezini's, 8:38; Ulloa's expedition, 3:311-16 passim, 380; Vizcaíno's voyage, [Vizcaino's voyage] 7:301-68 passim; 8:33-41 passim; Wilkes', 3:29; 25:321; of Yerba Buena, 26:267, 268; Zaltieri's, 3:267; 7:250; Nicolas Zamorano's, 3:386
Maps: Relating to the Drake Controversy, 41/3: addenda, 1-29, 43:137, 142, 143, 52:105, 110-115, 53:197-292 passim; Wells Fargo's Trans-Sierra Stageline Routes, 49:101
Maquinna, 76[2-3]:99
Mar, Nancy Lew, 75:138 (photo)
Maraquita (ship), 23:313, 332
Maraschi, Father Anthony, S.J. (1859), 10:197; 78:14; arrives in S.F., and biographical sketch, 1915; photo
Maravilla (barrio), 74:317
Maravilla Park, Los Angeles County, 45:331
Maraville, Laura del Fuego, 74:320
Marble (San Francisco, 1854), 15:163
The Marble Fawn, by Nathaniel Hawthorne, 77[1-3]:158
Marble Heart, The (play), 10:42, 65
Marble quarry, 24:269
Marblehead, Mass., 73:206
Marcantonio, Vito, 49:303, 304
Marcelo (California Indian), 78:24
Marcelo, Manuel, 17:146
March inland (The): origins of the ILWU Warehouse Division, 1934-1938, by Harvey Schwartz, review, 58:84-85
March, Fredric, 63:76
Marchand, Ernest, editor, News from Fort Craig, New Mexico, 1863, review, 48:258-259
Marchand, Roland, 71:357; 74:93
Marchena, Juan de, 7:376
Marchessault, Damien, 13:345; 29:239; 39:324
Marcosson, Isaac, 60:55
Marcus, David, 53:325, 327, 328
Marcy, Randolph B., 2:217; 4:141; 34:212
Marcy, Samuel, 1:231
Marcy, William George, 1:217; 223-24, 228; 35:97, 111
Marcy, William L., 73:116, 117
Marcy, William Learned, 8:259; 10:13, 137, 138, 147; 11:33-34; 15:251-52; 21:358-62; 32:293
Marcy, William, 54:10, 11, 18, 221, 225; 59:290
Marden, Horace, 7:118
Marden, W. H., 25:175
Mardock, Robert W., review of McNitt, The Indian Traders, 42:261-262
Mare Island, 76[2-3]:279; 77[4]:111
"Mare Island Century," address by Russell F. O'Hara, 34:87
Mare Island Naval Yard, 20:154; 23:343-44; 32:358; 34:87; 36:296; land claim, 19:163, 171, 357; 25:320; naming of, 6:148; Navy Yard, 6:151, 335-36; 14:356; 16:67; 19:163, 171-72; 20:233; 24:63; 26:16; 31:294; 33:229-33, 236; 40:299, 302, 306; 61:270, 271, 272; 64:137; 72:271; 75:144, 146, 150 (and photo); see "The Camanche: First Monitor of the Pacific," 45:113-124; see "Blacks vs. Navy Blue: the Mare Island mutiny court martial," 58:62-75
Marek, Frank, 67:10
Marengo Ave. (Pasadena), 76[1, 4]:111
Margaret Herrick Library of the Academy of Motion Picture Arts and Sciences Library, 75:38
Margolin, Malcolm, 71:338
Margolin, Malcolm, editor, Monterey in 1786: The Journals of Jean Francois de la Perouse, review, 70:408-409; editor, The Way We Lived: California Indian Reminiscences, Stories and Songs, review, 61:150; review of Nelson, Our Home Forever: A Hupa Tribal History, 59:87-88
Margolis, Ben, 75:38, 260
Margolis, Larry, 77[1-3]:134
Marguerite Home, Sacramento, 47:105
Marhoffer, Jacob, 35:332-33
Maria Antonia (ship), 14:123
Maria Ester (ship), 14:344; 23:205, 206, 216, 217; 37:254-55, 259
Maria Luisa, Queen of Parma, 76[2-3]:100
Marian Watson (ship), 5:140
Marianita, La (ship), 31:313
"Mariano Guadalupe Vallejo and Sonoma," by George Tays, 16:99-121, 216-55, 348-72; 17:50-73, 141-67, 219-42
Mariano, Juan Lobo, 26:37
Marichal, Juan, 74:286
Maricopa & Phoenix Railroad, 70:110
Maricopa oil field, 32:9
Marigold (vessel), 58:161
Marin Citizen, 60:264, 275
Marin County Housing Authority, 60:264
Marin County's China Camp, 60:145
Marin County, 20:270; 52:103; 53:197-292 passim; 57:172; 63:160-161; 73:204, 205; 74:166; 76[2-3]:67; address on, 29:373-74; dairying in, 20:260-65 passim; 30:309, 310; 76[1, 4]:inside front cover, Spring; see "The Missionization of the Coast Miwok Indians of California," 49:143-162
Marin County, map, 56:102
Marin Headlands, painting by Jennifer Pelham, Spring, front cover (volume 78)
Marin Peninsula, 76[2-3]:213
Marin Street House, Oregon City, 2:130
Marin, Chief, 65:240
Marin, Francis, 75:74
Marin-er, 60:269
Mariner (yacht), 75:58
Marina district (San Francisco), 73:305; 76[1, 4]:131
Marina Merchants Association, 76[1, 4]:129
Marine (ship), 34:337
Marine Hospital, State, 15:88, 169, 186, 276; 34:252
Marine Hospital, United States, 14:356; 25:190
Marine Hotel, San Francisco, 5:343, 345-46
Marine Workers Industrial Union, 59:70, 75
Marine, Alvelina Cornates, 71:416, 421, 427
Marine, Dario, 71:429
Marine, Dolores, 71:428
Marine, Ernest, 71:428
Marine, Lucas, 71:427, 428 (photograph), 429
Marine, Rafael, 71:416, 421, 427
Marine, Ramona, see Sanchez, Ramona Marine
Marine, Trinidad "Trini," 71:428, 429
Mariners' Benevolent Association, 31:151
Marino, José Matias, [Marino, Jose Matias] 27:108
Marinship At War: Shipbuilding and Social Change in Wartime Sausalito, by Charles Wollenberg, review, 70:316-318
Marinship Corporation (Sausalito), 75:141, 144, 147, 148, 151, 153, 262
Marinship, 60:262-279 passim
Marion (San Francisco, 1855), 15:282, 364
Marion (ship), 33:112
Marion Rifles, San Francisco, 9:244, 251, 270; 10:198; 15:164, 174, 176-77, 373; 16:83, 285; 17:168; 23:71; 25:336, 343, 344; 37:362-67 passim; 38:18, 19, 21
Marion Watson (ship), 5:140
Marion, George, 67:156
Mariposa (ship), 13:177; 20:137; 30:292
Mariposa and Big Tree Grove Turnpike Company, 69:122
Mariposa and Yosemite Water Company, 1:275
Mariposa Battalion, 1:272, 277; 4:12, 13, 185, 203, 210; 5:328-31; 8:84; 28:84, 327-34 passim, 338; 69:93, 118, 136; 75:331
Mariposa Big Tree Grove, 60:319, 320; 69:17, 86, 88, 93, 94, 120, 172; 75:331, 332, 336
Mariposa Blacksmith, see Wilcox, Assemblyman
Mariposa Commercial and Mining Company, 25:88
Mariposa Company, 12:76
Mariposa County, 21:359-61; 28:334; 77[4]:5, 63, 64; gold specimen from, 32:273
Mariposa Creek, 21:358, 359
Mariposa Estate (Fremont's), 7:411; 17:83-84; 19:19, 144; 21:325-26; 25:1; 26:346; 34:335-36; photograph, 57:232; see also Land cases; Ranchos: Las Mariposas
Mariposa Gazette (newspaper), 45:32; 57:230; 60:319
Mariposa grant, 77[1-3]:48
Mariposa Indian War (The), 1850-1851: Diaries of Robert Eccleston, editor by C. Gregory Crampton, review, 55:92
Mariposa Mining Company, 60:167; 69:140; 77[4]:63
Mariposa region, 73:107
Mariposa River, 4:13; 12:73, 74; 28:325; 76[2-3]:219
Mariposa War (1851-52), 71:328-329; 76[2-3]:220
Mariposa, 1:273; 28:325, 326, 330, 332, 335; 30:115; 33:276-77; 38:308; 46:124-125; 73:274; 77[1-3]:6; 77[4]:36, 65, 142, 264; 79[2]:163, 325; newspapers, 1:273; 4:13; photos., 56:107, 108; 75:90
Mariposita, 77[4]:36
Maritime Federation of the Pacific, 59:75, 76
"Maritime Fiasco on the Northern California Coast," by Lynwood Carranco, 60:210-227
Maritime history, 70:115
Maritime trade, 77[4]:254-55
Mark Brumagin & Company, 77[4]:218
Mark Hopkins Hotel, San Francisco, 56:304
Mark Hopkins Institute of Art, 15:302, 316; 33:314, 317; 71:125
Mark Hopkins Intercontinental Hotel (San Francisco), 69:54, 55-58
Mark Taper Forum, 75:76
"Mark Twain and the Mark Twain Papers," address by Dixon Wecter, 29:77-80
"Mark Twain at the Sanitary Ball-and Elsewhere?" by William C. Miller, 36:35-40
"Mark Twain in the West," address by Cyril Clemens, 7:410
Mark Twain's Letters: Volume 1, 1853-1866, editor by Edgar Marquess Branch, et al., review, 68:49-50
Mark Twain's Letters: Volume 2: 1867-1868, editor by Harriet Elinor Smith, et al., review, 69:299-300
Mark Twain, see Clemens, Samuel L.
Mark, Cecil, 64:127
Market District, San Francisco, see "San Francisco's South of Market District, 1850-1950: The Emergence of a Skid Row," 52:196-223
market-making, 76[2-3]:202
Market Scene, Sansome Street, San Francisco (painting) front cover, Spring (Volume 71, 1992); 71:43
Market Street (San Francisco), 61:196; 73:134, 299, 301; 75:52; 76[1, 4]:128
Market Street Cable Railway, 60:55
Market Street Mission Railroad, San Francisco, 17:172; 38:336
Market Street Railway, 76[1, 4]:122, 125, 126, 133, 134
Market Street Railway Company, 57:309
Market Street Railway, 15:167, 168, 175; 23:230, 245; 53:19; 74:387
Market Street YMCA, 75:240
Markey, Joseph James, 50:73-77 passim
Markham, Charles Edwin Anston, 27:280
Markham, Clements R., 29:274
Markham, Edwin, 61:200; 68:190, 193; 69:27
Markham, Harry, 72:154
Markham, Henry E., 58:27, 32
Markham, H. H., 75:117
Markham, Henry H., 67:105
Markham, Henry Harrison, 5:286-87; 19:64
Markham, Henry, 51:233-234, 239
Markham, Pauline, 4:61
Markham, Pigmeat, 75:232
Markle, John W., 24:74-75
Markley, William J., 9:269
Markov, Aleksandr, 12:238
Marks & Witowski, 30:266
Marks Family of Santa Ana, photograph, 58:228
Marks, Bernard, see Marks, Bernhard
Marks, Bernhard, 25:26-27, 29, 30; 54:210
Marks, Binnis, 74:376
Marks, Emerson, photograph, 58:228
Marks, Ernest, photograph, 58:228
Marks, Frederick A., 58:226, 228
Marks, G. S., 13:32
Marks, Martha J., 58:226, 228
Marks, Paula (historian) 79[2]:47
Marks, Paula Mitchell, Precious Dust: The American Gold Rush Era: 1848-1900, review, 74:439
Marks, Saul and Lillian, 77[1-3]:96
Markwyn, Daniel W., review of Sears, Sacred Places: American Tourist Attractions in the Nineteenth Century, Fifer, American Progress: The Growth of the Transport, Tourist, and Information Industries in the Nineteenth Century West Seen Through the Life and Times of George A. Crofutt, Pioneer and Publicist of the Transcontinental Age, and Vinson, Motoring Tourists and the Scenic West, 1903-1948, 69:293-295; review of Pioneers of California: True Stories of Early Settlers in the Golden State, 75:171
Marl Springs (California) (railroad surveyors' camp), 70:80 (photograph)
Marlette, Seneca Hunt, 4:11; 7:6, 7-8; 9:44, 45; 11:173; 15:285; 17:76-79 passim; 34:217-18
Marlette-Day Survey, 7:7-8, 17-19
Marlette, S. H., 75:12
Marley (on London, 1850), 7:397
Marlowe, Julia, 35:142
Marney, Major (in mines, 1849), 24:126
Marnott & Wheeler, 15:175; 16:82
Marot, Georges-Emile fils, 22:304
Marple, William, 30:137; 69:141; 70:150; 71:18, 22, 52; Mount Tamalpais from Napa Slough (painting), 38(plate), 52; 79[2]:196
Marque, Emile, 39:167, 169, 227, 231, 233
Marqués de Valero, Viceroy, [Marques de Valero, Viceroy] 59:17279[2]:19, 35, 152, 179, 181, 217; illustration by, 180
Marques, Gabriel, 3:364-65
Marqués, Gerónimo, [Marques, Geronimo]7:341; 8:27-28
Marques, Punta de (Chetco Point), 10:329
Marquez, Ernest, Port Los Angeles: A Phenomenon of the Railroad Era, review, 55:279-280
Marquéz, Gabriel Garcia, [Marquez, Gabriel Garcia] 74:298, 325
Marquina, Felix Berenguer de, see Berenguer de Marquina, Felix
Marquinez, Marcelino, 4:149; 37:117; 68:123, 124; 70:210; biographical sketch, 48:141
Marquis de Beauvoir, Ludovic, 70:149
Marriage by Moonlight (play), 21:256
marriage, effect of Gold Rush on, 77[1-3]:26
Marriages: Chinese, 15:277; records kept by T. Dwight Hunt, 28:289-96; see also Weddings
Marriner, Mrs. R. K., 4:208; 24:263
Marriott, Frederick, 2:67; 12:76; 20:165; 21:327; 36:99; 58:335, 335, 337, 338,340
Marron, Eddie, 65:292
Marron, Felipa, 75:94
Marron, Ward, 65:292
Marroquin Francisco, 25:309
Marry, Frank, 59:326
Marryat, Francis Samuel [Frank], 15:334-35; 16:84; 22:254-73 passim, 276; 38:32, 40; 71:65; The French Miner (sketch), 65; 76[1, 4]:inside front cover, Winter; 77[4]:178
Marryat, Frank Samuel, 53:23
Marryat, Frank, 58:321; 73:131; drawings by, 269, 270; 77[1-3]:41;
Marryat, Frederick, 14:136-37, 140, 141
Mars, Amaury, 39:9, 12, 236, 342-43
"Marsden Manson wants Hetch Hetchy dammed: engineers and conservationists in the progressive era," by Kendrick A. Clements, 58:281-303
Marsden, Joseph, 22:178
Marsh's Juvenile Comedians, 10:250, 262-63
Marsh, C. Othniel, 72:238
Marsh, Charles, 4:246, 250, 262, 264; 5:178
Marsh, Erasmus, 9:159
Marsh, G. F., 4:36
Marsh, George P., 9:301-2, 341
Marsh, George Perkins, 75:334
Marsh, James and Mary A. (Ranny), 28:293
Marsh, John (Dr.), inside front cover, Summer (volume 70)
Marsh, John, 4:158-62, 170; 5:305; 6:266; 9:77; 10:7, 31; 12:29; 13:175, 221-22, 230; 16:56-58; 17:54, 56, 152; 18:33, 34, 58, 297; 20:148-52; 22:315-22; 23:290-99 passim; 30:98; 34:8; 37:6-7; 55:33; 60:22; 73:105; 76[2-3]:313-14, 316, 322; book on review, 9:400-401
Marsh, Mae, 44:195
Marsh, Mrs. George W. (née De Long), 11:52
Marsh, Othniel, 62:28
Marsh, Robert G., 21:64
Marsh, Sadie, 76[2-3]:64
Marshal, C. P., 15:376
Marshall & Wildes, 23:215, 217; 54:323
Marshall County (proposed), 38:333
Marshall family, 19:113-43 passim
Marshall Plan, 59:76
Marshall's Melodeon, see Melodeon, Sacramento
Marshall, A. A., 14:396
Marshall, Anna Hughes, 14:114, 129, 135, 138
Marshall, Benjamin F., 9:248-49, 250, 256, 258, 259, 269; 11:181
Marshall, California, 62:217
Marshall, Captain (of Virago, 1854), 15:181
Marshall, Captain John (of California), 13:388, 391-97 passim; 27:45, 48-49
Marshall, E., 60:314
Marshall, Edward Colston, 9:39, 40, 47; 10:267; 30:174
Marshall, Eliza, see Gregson, Mrs. James
Marshall, F. Ray, 58:357
Marshall, George, 71:221, 222, 223, 224, 225, 229 (photograph)
Marshall, Henry, 19:114, 127-41 passim; 29:338
Marshall, J. R., 10:357, 368; 21:155, 178; see also Lee and Marshall's Circus
Marshall, James W., 69:3, 285; 76[2-3]:111, 218, 317
Marshall, James Wilson, 2:206; 4:105; 5:96, 125; 10:299; 12:295; 13:164; 14:273-79 passim; 17:174; 19:124, 125, 133-34; 21:83; 23:261; 26:107-28 passim, 134, 139, 148, 159; 27:281; 28:339; 30:36; 32:194, 195; 35:331; 77[4]:ix, x, 1, 2, 3, 180, 187, 212, 276; quoted, 29:270; book on, review, 4:89; drawings by, 21: opposite 111, opposite 116
Marshall, James, 55:29, 30, 39, 40; 57:124; 59:213; 70:250; 71:6; inside front cover, 72: Summer; 73:106, 108-109, 111, 114, 121, 129, 270, 282; 75:200; 76[1, 4]:inside front cover, Winter; 77[1-3]:5, 17, 31; 79[2]:9, 25, 50, 51, 130, 141, 142
Marshall, Jim, 74:237
Marshall, John and Anna (Hughes), 19:114, 127, 135
Marshall, John R. (circus owner) 79[2]:294
Marshall, Lucy (Agar), 36:285; "Samuel Marsden Brookes," 36:193-203
Marshall, Martha L., A Pronouncing Dictionary of California Names, review, 5:88-89
Marshall, Mary Ann, see Ames, Mrs. Thaddeus M.
Marshall, Mrs. Henry (Mary Jane Coterril), 19:130
Marshall, Mrs. Jacob (Elvira Whiteside), 9:261, 284
Marshall, Mrs. Samuel Baxter, see Marshall, Lucy (Agar)
Marshall, P. B., 14:321
Marshall, R. B., 36:256
Marshall, Robert B., 4:50; 51:69; 71:259
Marshall, Robert, 69:104
Marshall, Thomas, 67:262
Marshall, Thurgood, 58:70, 72; 60:271
Marshall, William (of Agua Caliente), 45:340, 342, 343
Marshall, William, 21:220, 224, 334, 356; 25:303, 308; 26:24, 27, 39
Marsili, Joseph, 47:212
Marston, Anna Lee (Gunn), editor Gunn, Records of a California Family, review, 8:87
Marston, George White, 35:354-55, 357, 361, 363; 36:63-64, 67, 69, 155, 162; 67:119
Marston, Helen, 67:118-131, 125 (photograph)
Marston, Sylvanus B., 2:90, 95, 115-18 passim, 121, 132, 135, 137
Marston, Ward, 3:116, 118; 10:101, 124-26; 14:149; 17:335, 337-38; 48:339, 341, 342, 345
Marston, William, 33:12
Marston-Beardsley, Helen, see Marston, Helen
Martan, M. E and Katie, 76[1, 4]:1(16
Martha (opera), 15:179
"Martha," opera by Frederick Von Flotow, 75:240
Martha (ship), 7:212; 22:383
Martha Gould (ship), 11:159
Martha Jane (vessel), 64:94
Marti, Benedict and Anna Barbara (Weber), 28:293
Marti, Werner H., book reviews by, 40:162-65, 351-53
Marti, Werner, 72:273
Martial Virtue Society [Butokukai], 69:266
Martiarena, Jose Manuel, 23:4, 374
Martin & Company, 8:199, 201
Martin ("the Wizard," 1859, 1867), 10:45, 68; 21:157
Martin (Death Valley, 1849), 18:214
Martin (Sacramento, 1850), 30:103
Martin (with Kearny, 1846), 21:200
Martin (Yuba County, 1857), 9:157
"Martin C. Briggs, `Methodist Trumpeter,'" by Rockwell D. Hunt, 31:1-11
Martin House, Yuba County, 8:341, 358
Martin Station (San Francisco), 75:123
Martin White (ship), 15:278
Martin's Fork (of Mary's River), 32:206
Martin's Ranch, 8:200, 209; 9:163
Martin, Anne, 54:81; 67:125, 127
Martin, Anne H., 75:94
Martin, Anne Henrietta, 33:374
Martin, Auguste Louis, 12:352, 353, 354; 13:58
Martin, Calvin, 70:213
Martin, Camilo and Mary (Hyde), 16:191
Martin, Curtis, 71:340
Martin, Dennis, 16:380
Martin, Diego de, 7:146, 148-50, 172-73, 182
Martin, Douglas D., edited by Patricia Paylore, An Arizona Chronology: Statehood, 1913-1939, review, 46:256-257
Martin, E. Hall, 71:9; 76[1, 4]:inside front cover, Winter; 79[2]:178
Martin, Edna, see Parratt, Edna Martin
Martin, Edward J., 7:291; 10:292
Martin, Edwin S., 33:94
Martin, Elizabeth (Wyant), editor "The Hulbert-Walker Letters...," 36:133-47
Martin, Ephraim, 32:195
Martin, Ernest, 68:85
Martin, Fernando, 8:219; 16:227; 37:262; 48:127
Martin, Freddie, 63:72
Martin, Genevieve, see Martin, Jean
Martin, George Curtis, 22:192
Martin, Glenn, 60:58; 63:164, 166
Martin, Granville, 36:125-26
Martin, Green C., 9:42
Martin, Helen Eastman, M.D., The History of the Los Angeles County Hospital (1878-1968) and the Los Angeles County- University of Southern California Medical Center (1968-1978), review, 61:64
Martin, Irving, obituary of Mrs. Charles M. Jackson, 27:379
Martin, J. Ross, 36:201
Martin, J. Stella, 60:308
Martin, J. West, 26:200
Martin, James P., 27:218
Martin, Jay, "The Light and The Dark in Local Letters," 60:38-39
Martin, Jean (Mrs. Frederick H.), 37:91; "Louis Sloss, Jr., Collection of California Paintings," 37:19-38
Martin, Jesse B., 14:276, 278; 26:119, 122; 32:195
Martin, John, 16:285; 22:341, 345; 23:23
Martin, Joseph W., Jr., 54:307
Martin, Juan, 1:166; biographical sketch, 48:136-137
Martin, Julian, 24:26-27
Martin, Katherine, 38:342, 343
Martin, Leonidas ("Lee"), 10:395; 14:398
Martin, Margaret Elizabeth, 19:95; "Dr. C. Annette Buckel, the `Little Major,'" 19:74-76
Martin, Marvin (1913), 58:174-175
Martin, Mary, 64:47
Martin, Mildred Crowl, Chinatown's Angry Angel: The Story of Donaldina Cameron, review, 57:201-202
Martin, Milton, 35:158
Martin, Miss L. J., 37:41
Martin, Mme., 78:148
Martin, Mme. (San Jose, 1850), 5:356; 14:156
Martin, Mrs. (San Francisco and Santa Cruz, 1900), 38:342-47
Martin, Mrs. (Yuba County, 1857), 9:155
Martin, Mrs. Edward J. (Eleanor Downey), 10:292; 23:191; 28:338; obituary, 7:291792
Martin, Mrs. Mary, 30:289
Martin, Mrs. Rosanna, 28:294
Martin, N. B., 64:47
Martin, Noble, 5:284; 56:72, 78
Martin, Pete, The Jerry Giesler Story, review, 40:157-58
Martin, Robert, 76[2-3]:15
Martin, Robert S., 15:177
Martin, Thomas S., 1:126, 132-36 passim; 18:262, 264, 277; 29:136, 235
Martin, W. J., 63:126, 127, 130
Martin, Walter S., 25:232; 31:303
Martin, William H., 9:26; 27:169, 171
Martin, William Jennings, 16:55, 56
Martin, William, 27:345
Martin-Marietta Co., 63:164
Martinetti, Paul, 21:178
Martinetti-Ravel Troupe, 10:273, 281, 288; 16:340; 21:52, 72, 154, 157-58, 179
Mart�nez, 78:166, 168
Martínez (dragoon, 1846), [Martinez] 25:293
Martínez y Orozco, Xavier Tizoc, [Martinez y Orozco, Xavier Tizoc] 38:7; photograph, 38: opposite 8
Martínez y Zayas, Juan, [Martinez y Zayas, Juan] 9:204; 10:313-36 passim, 340; maps by, 9: opposite 219; 10: opposite 313, opposite 337
Martínez, Agustin, [Martinez, Agustin] 21:320
Martínez, Antionio, 44:327
Martinez, Contra Costa County, 23:364; 24:64, 286; 25:328; 27:303; 30:6, 10
Martinez, Demetria, 74:336
Martinez, Dolores, 66:53
Martinez, Elsie Whitaker, 56:136
Martínez, Enrico, [Martinez, Enrico] 7:267, 273-74; 50:195, 202
Martínez, Esteban José, [Martinez, Esteban Jose] 9:204; 15:216; 40:238; 41:29-50; 46:103
Martínez, Francisco, [Martinez, Francisco] 29:237; 42:326
Martínez, Ignacio, [Martinez, Ignacio] 4:163; 5:134; 8:140-41, 148, 214, 234, 238; 11:135; 12:194, 236; 13:235; 14:123; 15:330; 16:115, 219-21, 225; 17:291, 292, 295; 23:210, 217, 372
Martínez, José (1789), [Martinez, Jose] 40:238
Martínez, José (1839), [Martinez, Jose] 17:149
Martínez, José Longinos, [Martinez, Jose Longinos] 44:109; 60:16
Martínez, José Maria, [Martinez, Jose Maria] 46:317
Martínez, José, [Martinez, Jose] 49:224
Martínez, Juan Ignacio, [Martinez, Juan Ignacio] 12:117; 29:31
Martínez, Juana, [Martinez, Juana] 31:45
Martínez, Luis Antonio, [Martinez, Luis Antonio] 1:167-68; 16:222-23; 36:6-8; biographical sketch, 48:135-136
Martínez, Luis Maráa, [Martinez, Luis Maria] 49:240
Martínez, Luis, 44:296; 67:91
Martinez, Magdalena, 72:155
Martínez, Manuel, [Martinez, Manuel] 10:32
Martínez, Margarita Aceves de, [Martinez, Margarita Aceves de] 38:106-7
Martínez, María Antonia, [Martinez, Maria Antonia] see Richardson, Mrs. William A.
Martínez, María, [Martinez, Maria] 16:80
Martinez, Michelle, 74:253
Martinez, Nicholas, 66:97
Martínez, Pablo L., A History of Lower California (The Only Complete and Reliable One), translation by Ethel Duffy Turner, review, 41:164-165
Martínez, Pedro Adriano, [Martinez, Pedro Adriano] 37:127; letter to, 37:116-17
Martínez, Rafael, 53:53
Martinez, Riverside County, 12:9, 13
Martinez, Robert, 71:418
Martínez, Santiago, [Martinez, Santiago] 10:36; 12:113-21 passim
Martínez, Sixto, [Martinez, Sixto] 12:117
Martinez, Sophia, 63:149
Martínez, Susana, [Martinez, Susana] see Hinckley, Mrs. William Sturgis
Martínez, Xavier, 53:363, 374; 56:293, 294; 57:309, 310; 61:200; 69:52; photograph, 55:238
Martini, Louis M., 54:173, portrait, 78, 79
Martinsville, 8:209
Mártires, Arroyos de los, Lower California, [Martires, Arroyos de los] 31:261, 262, 269, 347
Martires, Ensenada de los, 10:325
Martires, Punta de los (Pt. Grenville), 9:227
Maru Cult of the Pomo Indians (The): A California Ghost Dance Survival, by Clement W. Meighan and Francis A. Riddell, review, 52:177-178
Marucci, Domingo, 64:101
Marunique, 73:186
Marunouchi Hotel (Japan), 73:36
Marvin & Hitchcock, 5:104; 26:228, 231; 30:101, 105-6, 110-13 passim, 147, 250-53 passim, 260, 261, 353; 38:304
Marvin (Yuba County, 1854), 8:201
Marvin, A. S., see Marvin and Hitchcock
Marvin, J. B., 1:98
Marvin, John Gage, 1:9; 5:328; 11:361-62; 23:376; 28:329, 330, 338
Marvin, Judge John Gage 79[2]:229, 231
Marvin, Lee, 63:257
Marvin, Mia Kewen, 45:265
Marwedel, Emma, 11:85; 41:292, 295-298; 65:278, 279, 280
Marx, Captain (Klamath River, 1850), 3:93
Marx, Karl, 74:103, 109, 112, 114-115; 76[2-3]:111; influenced by the Gold Rush, 77[4]:288-89
Marxism, 74:293, 297, 298, 305; 77[1-3]:46
Mary (ship), 14:346
Mary Ann (ship), 14:329, 330, 342, 346
Mary Ellen (ship), 22:170
Mary Ellen (steamer), 75:132
Mary Frances (ship), 13:176; 14:333, 342, 346; 34:26
"Mary Julia Workman, the Catholic Conscience of Los Angeles," by Michael E. Engh, S.J., 72:2-18
Mary Mitchell (ship), 7:216, 217, 220, 221
Mary Phebe (ship), 11:381
Mary Stuart (play), 21:174
Mary Taylor (ship), 25:120
Mary's River, 3:61, 271; 5:379, 383; 6:124; 16:126; 24:120, 121, 123; 26:336; 32:197, 201, 206, 207; see also Humboldt River
Marye, George Thomas, 2:365; 17:174
Marye, George Thomas, Jr., 11:49; From 49' to `83 in California and Nevada, review, 2:365
Maryland (ship), 14:343
Maryland Computer Services, 72:282
Marysville (Corvallis), Oregon, 28:207
Marysville Appeal (newspaper), 58:170-171
Marysville Bookstore, 14:398; 30:258-59; illustration, 9: opposite 62; 30: opposite 257; see also Amy, G. & O.; Eddy, Ripley A.
Marysville Brewery, 14:399
Marysville Buttes, see Sutter Buttes
Marysville Choral Harmonic Society, 9:373
Marysville Express, 60:284
Marysville Gymnasium, 10:178, 179, 182, 186, 199, 260
Marysville Hebrew Benevolent Society, 10:182, 200
Marysville Herald (newspaper), 56:107; 78:149, 242, 247, 248, 256; publishes early writings of Louise Clappe, 78:248, 250, 251, 252
Marysville Hotel and Brewery, 15:46-47
Marysville Jockey Club, 15:49
Marysville Library Association, 38:310-11
Marysville Mining Company, 9:268, 345
Marysville Park, see "Park, The"
Marysville Rifles, 10:181, 182, 249, 262, 280-86 passim, 294, 355, 365, 369, 387; 38:22
Marysville Union (newspaper), 53:351
Marysville Young Ladies' Seminary, 10:251, 264
Marysville, California, 3:146, 160; 4:221; 5:34; 6:242; 7:15, 16; 8:175, 178, 180, 187, 194, 202-7 passim, 211, 337, 340-47 passim, 351, 357, 361; 9:33-34, 51-58 passim, 75-78 passim, 154, 158, 162-63, 169, 173, 179, 259, 261-68 passim, 284, 345-97 passim; 10:41-42, 46, 49, 53-61 passim, 72, 165-88 passim, 194-200 passim, 246-70 passim, 353-72 passim 381-86 passim, 394; 11:61; 12:280, 299, 304; 15:168, 273; 17:311, 316; 19:292, 294; 21:69; 30:103, 110, 126, 127-28, 258-59; 24:348; 26:181; 27:194, 195; 28:235; 31:5-6; 32:296; 33:67, 202-4; 35:315, 316; 37:201; 38:22, 310-11 57:333; 62:99; 74:177, 183, 188, 412; 75:14, 124, 201, 328; 76[1, 4]:86; 77[4]:69, 91, 118, 119, 144, 168, 218, 255, 258, 259, 263-64, 282; 78:239, 245, 246, 250; described, 248; fire in, 256, 257; sketch of, 247; article on, 14:195-229, 375-407; 15:21-57 Bath House, 14:398; 79[2]:115, 134, 135, 150, 260, 286, 290; serves northern settlements, 123
- churches, 10:176, 198, 199; 15:41-44, 164; 15:164
- Courthouse (illustration), 9: opposite 358
- newspapers, 6:11-12; 8:358, 361; 9:62, 65, 133, 134, 156, 245, 266, 287, 378-83 passim, 390; 10:177, 192, 199, 265, 266, 296, 394, 395; 14: (facsimile) opposite 209, 225, 386-89 passim, 398, 407; 15:21-56 passim, (facsimile advertisement) opposite 40, 273; 20:165; 21:332; 30:128-30; 33:203-4; 34:60, 61
- railroads, 9:259, 284; 11:230; 27:202
- schools, 9:372, 395; 10:251, 260, 264, 287; 14:399; 15:53
- theaters, 8:213, 363; 15:47-48; 21:69-70
- illustration, 9: opposite 62, opposite 68, opposite 358
Masakiyo, Yanagawa, 23:346
Masaoka, Joe Grant, review of Spicer, et al Impounded People: Japanese-Americans in the Relocation Centers, 49:270-271
Masayoshi (or Seikichi), Morimoto and family, 62:134 (Photo)
Mascarel, Joseph, 13:345; 39:324, 341
Masefield, John, quoted, 61:82; 96
A Mask for Privilege, by Carey McWilliams, 77[1-3]:131
Mason (Biddy) Park, 68:86
Mason (overland, 1849), 24:119, 120
Mason (ship), 30:20
Mason Opera House, Los Angeles, 20:140; 77[1-3]:158
Mason Theatre, Los Angeles, 41:142
Mason Valley, 34:193, 199; 36:119-26 passim
Mason, Ann, 68:88, 89, 95
Mason, Biddy, 13:333; 60:12, 18; 68:86, 87 (photograph) 88-99; 75:226 (and photo), 227 (and photo); 79[2]:162
Mason, Doc C. C., 74:413
Mason, Dr. Edgar, 32:167, 168, 169
Mason, E., 26:5
Mason, Edgar, Jr., 32:163
Mason, Elizabeth, 68:37
Mason, Ellen, 68:88, 89, 95
Mason, Governor Richard B., 73:119, 121; 76[2-3]:347
Mason, Harriet, 68:88
Mason, J. Rupert, 25:95
Mason, Jack, review of Wright, A Yankee in Mexican California: Abel Stearns, 1798-1848, 57:106-107
Mason, James Murray, 19:18, 171, 177, 345, 348, 361; 28:216, 230
Mason, James, of Virginia, 50:248
Mason, John Alden, 76[2-3]:50
Mason, John Young, 10:13, 19; 13:243-47 passim; 31:212-15 passim
Mason, M., 21:235
Mason, O. T., 58:312
Mason, Paul, 28:194, 195, 197
Mason, Redfern, 25:239, 244-45; 65:251
Mason, Richard, 77[1-3]:35
Mason, Col. Richard B., 77[4]:5, 127; 79[2]:50, 53
Mason, Richard B., 43:324; 48:40; 53:55; 54:225, 243, 330; 55:31, 32; 56:112, 122
Mason, Richard Barnes, 1:147, 247-57 passim; 2:75, 76, 188, 200; 5:406; 10:22-32 passim, 137, 138, 144, 145, 301; 11:260 , 265; 12:157, 332; 13:56-57, 60, 66, 76, 153, 175, 271, 272, 279, 306, 307; 14:275-76; 16:58, 196, 321; 17:231, 232-33; 19:140, 157, 182; 20:151, 153; 22:51, 54, 55, 65, 66, 292; 26:60, 118, 122, 124-25; 29:30-32, 34-35; 30:54; 33:112-14, 126, 254-55, 259, 264, 269, 337, 341, 343, 345; 35:108; 40:15, 24, 124; maps, 26: following 124, 149
Mason, William M., Donald Chaput, and David Zarate Loperena, Modest Fortunes: Mining in Northern Baja California, review, 72:375-77
Mason, William Marvin and Lowell John Bean, editors and translators, Diaries and Accounts of the Romero Expeditions in Arizona and California, 1823-1826, review, 43:355-357
Mason, William Marvin, The Census of 1790: A Demographic History of Colonial California, review of, 78:117
Mason, William, 8:6, 8, 15
Mason-McDuffie Real Estate Company, 75:26
Masonic Hall Book and Stationery Store, 30:265
Masonic order, 79[2]:15, 250see also Freemasons
Masonic Record, 15:166
Masonic Temple, San Francisco, 4:196
Masonry, 73:127
Masons, 76[1, 4]:50
Masquerades (1851), 28:38
Mass (Oregon City, 1850), 2:130
Massachusetts & California Company, 33:376
Massachusetts (U.S.S.), 15:373; 16:80
Massachusetts (whaler), 29:1, 15
Massachusetts Company, 11:243
Massachusetts Hill, 6:229-36 passim; 12:65, 71
Massachusetts Horticultural Society, 57:119
Massachusetts Institute of Technology, 57:176, 177
Massachusetts Mining Company, 56:81
Massachusetts State Archives, 75:55
Massachusetts, 74:270; 76[1, 4]:85
Masseau, A., 22:221; 23:24
Massenet, 75:236
Massett, Stephen (editor), 78:247, 248, 251, 256
Massett, Stephen (composer/vocalist) 79[2]:290, 294
Massett, Stephen C., 3:35; 4:302; 12:28; 14:387, 388, 389, 404, 411; 15:28-29, 35, 37, 46-47, 50; 16:340, 344; 20:293; 22:31, 38; 28:38, 56; 35:51
Massey & Cantenat, 30:262
Massey, A. A., 30:262, 267, 363
Massey, Atkins, 34:325
Massey, Ernest de, 14:154-55, 157; 15:333-34; 30:102, 107, 114, 256, 357; 39:3, 9-10, 13-14, 144; 78:140, 141; Journal, translator Marguerite E. Wilbur, 5:3-43, 138-77, 219-54, 342-77; 6:37-57; Appendix to Journal, translator Blanche C. Wagner, 32:105-18; facsimile of handwriting, 5: opposite3; 79[2]:217
Massey, Ilona, 52:327
Massey, Ormand de, 6:54
Massey, Thomas, 27:316; photograph, 19: opposite 59
Massey, Veron, and Company, 5:21
Masson (from France, 1850), 22:304
Masson, Paul, 33:374; 54:167, 169
Masten, Nathaniel Keese and Emilia Antonia (von Falkenberg), 31:382
Master Mariners' Benevolent Association, 51: insert bet, 34 & 38
Master Mariners' Regatta, 51:54-55
"Master Plan for Higher Education," 77[1-3]:133
Master Plan for Higher Education, California, 42:100, 107, 108, 109
"The Masters of San Gabriel Mission's Old Mill," by Glenn S. Dumke, 45:259-265
Masters, Frederick J., 27:30
Masterson (Aurora, 1860s), 7:116
Mastick & Belcher, 9:396
Mastick Station, Alameda, 26:266
Mastimoto, David Mas, 68:194; 74:180
Mastro, Joseph, 75:350
Mata, Jose Maria, 14:235-36
Mataguay (Indian village), 72:345
Matanchén, B. C., [Matanchen, B. C.] 48:215
Matanzas, 3:169; 6:242, 260; 12:290-91, 293; 14:201; 23:199, 318, 360; 25:289
Matelot Gulch, 24:268
Material Dreams: Southern California Through the 1920s (1990), 78:276
Material Dreams: Southern California Through the 1920s, by Kevin Starr, review, 69:389-390
Mather, George, 15:39
Mather, James G., 34:20
Mather, R. E., 71:65
Mather, Stephen T., 69:105, 109, 110, 160, 163-168, 174, 177, 178, 182, 184 (photograph), 185, 194, 199
Mather, Stephen Tyng, 4:40, 50
Mather, Stephen, 66:218; 71:241
Mathes, Michael, review of Captain Juan Bautista de Anza: Correspondence on Various Subjects, 1775: Archivo General de la Nacion Proincias Internas 237, Section 3, Antepasados VIII, 75:376
Mathes, Valerie Sherer, review of Keithahn, Monuments in Cedar, 44:172-174; review of Myres, editor, Ho For California!: Women's Overland Diaries from the Huntington Library, 59:265; "Annie E. K. Bidwell: Chico's Benefactress," 68:14-25; review of Leider, California's Daughter: Gertrude Atherton and Her Times, 71:440-441; "The California Mission Indian Commission of 1891: The Legacy of Helen Hunt Jackson," 72:338-58
Mathes, W. Michael, 76[2-3]:78; "A Biographical Note on Isidro de Atondo y Antillon, Admiral of the Californias," 48:211- 218; "Early California Propaganda: The Works of Fray Antonio de la Ascencion," 50:195-205; compiler, "Recent Californiana," 41:172-176, 42:268-270; "The Two Californias During World War II," 44:323-331; editor, California I: Documentos para la Historia de la Demarcación [Demarcacion] Comercial de California, 1583-1632, review, 46:77-78; The Capture of the Santa Ana: Cabo San Lucas, November, 1587; The Accounts of Francis Pretty, Antonio de Sierra, and Tomás de Alzola, [The Accounts of Francis Pretty, Antonio de Sierra, and Tomas de Alzola] review, 49:360-362; The Pearl Hunters in the Gulf of California, 1668, review, 47:352; Vizcaíno and Spanish Expansion in the Pacific Ocean, 1580-1630, review, [Vizcaino and Spanish Expansion in the Pacific Ocean, 1580-1630] 49:170-171; review of Alric, edited by Nunis, Jr., Sketches of a Journey on the Two Oceans and to the Interior of America and of a Civil War Northern Lower California, 52:88-89; review of Blaisdell, The Desert Revolution: Baja California, 1911, 42:62-63; review of Brandes, translator and editor, The Costanso Narrative of the Portola Expedition, [The Costansó Narrative of the Portolá Expedition] 49:164-165; review of Burney, A Chronological History of Voyages and Discoveries in the South Seas, or Pacific Ocean, 49:272-273;-of Callander, Terra Australis Cognita, 49:363-364; of Cannon and Sunset Editors, The Sea of Cortez, 48:80-81;-of Carter and Carter, Doomed Road of Empire: The Spanish Trail of Conquest, 43:346-347;-of Crosby, The King's Highway in Baja California, 54:187-188;- of Ewing, editor, Six Faces of Mexico, 48:180-1 82;-of Friis, editor, The Pacific Basin: a History of Its Geographical Exploration, 47:363-365; review of Galvin, editor, A Description of the Kingdom of New Spain by Sr. Dn. Pedro Alonso O'Crouley, 1774, 52:279-280;-of Gericke, editor of Rojo, Historical Notes on Lower California with Some Relative to Upper California Furnished to the Bancroft Library, 52:181-182;-of Holmes, From New Spain by Sea to the Californias, 1519-1668, 43:63-65; of Martínez, [Martinez] translation by Ethel Duffy Turner, A History of Lower California (The Only Complete and Reliable One), 41:164-165;-of Meares, Voyages Made in the Years 1788 and 1789, from China to the North-west Coast of America, 49:77-78;-of Murray, editor, Explorations in Lower California, 47:80-81 ;-of Pierce, Russia's Hawaiian Adventure, 1815-1817, 45:271-273;-of Schroeder and Matson, translation, A Colony on the Move: Gaspar Castano de Sosa`s Journal, 1590-1591, 46:265-267;-of Villegas, The United States versus Porfino Diaz, 44:51-53; of von Kotzebue, A Voyage of Discovery into the South Sea an Bering's Straits: for the Purpose of Exploring a North-East Passage, 49:175;- of Wright, Anglo-Spanish Rivalry in North America, 51:183-184; "Documents for the History of Sonoma, California, 1848-1906: A Calendar," 59:255-264, "Juan Maria de Salvatierra: A Portrait," 59:170-172, review of Weber, compiler and editor, Mission Dolores: A Documentary History of San Francisco Mission, 59:185; editor Californiana IV Aportacion a la Historiograffa de California en el siglo xviii, review, 67:194-195; review of Alvarez, Familia: Migration and Adaptation in Baja and Alta California, 1800-1975, 67:64; review of Bowden, Junipero Serra in his Native Isle (1713-1749); Hageman, An Archeological and Restoration Study of Mission La Purisima Concepcion; Temple, The Cannel Mission, from Founding to Rebuilding; Tutarow, The Mexican-American War: An Annotated Bibliography; and Weber, King of the Missions, A Documentary History of San Luis Rey de Francia and The Pronto Mission, A Documentary History of San Diego de Alcala, 60:376-377, 379; review of DeNevi and Moholy, Junipero Serra, The Illustrated Story of the Franciscan Founder of California's Missions and Weber, A Bicentennial Compendium of Maynard J. Geiger's The Life and Times of Fr. Junipero Sera, 65:65-66; "Sources in Mexico for the History of Spanish California," 61:223-226; "The Viceregal Order for the Founding of San Francisco," 55:26-27; "Apocryphal Tales of the Island of California and Strait of Anian," 62:52-59; editor La frontera Ruso-Mexicana. Documentos mexicanos para la historia del establecimiento ruso en California, 1808-1842, review, 72:76-77; review of Chaput, Mason, and Loperena, Modest Fortunes: Mining in Northern Baja California, 72:375-77; Obras Californianas del Padre Miguel Venegas, S.J., review, 64:157-158; review of Archibald, The economic aspects of the California missions, 58:185; review of Geiger, As the Padres Saw Them: California Indian Life and Customs as Reported by the Franciscan Missionaries, 1813-1815, 56:179-180; review of Harry W. Crosby, Antigua California: Mission and Colony on the Peninsular Frontier, 1697-1768, 74:343; review of Nunis, Jr., editor, The Mexican War in Baja California: The Memorandum of Captain Henry W. Halleck Concerning his Expeditions in Lower California, 1846-1848, 57:195; review of Ruhge, Gunpowder and Canvas from Drake to Canon Perdido: The History of Maritime Influence on the Central Coast of California, 68:129-130; "Helen Hunt Jackson and Southern California's Mission Indians," 78:263-273
Mathes, W. Michael, review of The Census of 1790: A Demographic History of Colonial California, 78:117
Mathes, William C., review of Hunt, Kirby Benedict, Frontier Federal Judge, 41:165-167
Mathews (or Matthews), Chepa, 29:265
Mathews (San Francisco, 1855), 15:270
Mathews, Arthur F., 37:34; portrait, 56:135; The Three Graces: Song of The Sea, 1928 (painting), front cover, 72: Spring
Mathews, Arthur, 71:125
Mathews, Bobby, 70:180
Mathews, Lucia, 77[1-3]:95
Mathews, Richard, 28:336-37
Mathews, Walter J., 57:90
Mathews, William A., 9:26, 31; 15:276
Mathews, William B., 67:9
Mathias de Santa Cathalina, Fray, 13:155
Mathias, Bob, 63:33
Mathias, Mildred, 75:95
Mathieson, J. Muir, 37:34
Mathis, Johnny, 60:92
Mathurin, Louis, 8:120
Mathy, Ernest L.and Mrs., 27:188
Matilda (vessel), 51: photograph, 57
"'Matilda for Gods sake write:' women and families on the Argonaut mind," by Andrew J. Rotter, 58:128-141
Matilija Hot Springs, 17:32, 40
Matlock (Greenville, 1855), 8:352
Matlock, J. R., 51:238
Matson Building, 74:386
Matson Navigation Company, 59:67
Matson, Clarence, 49:329
Matson, Dan S., and Albert H. Schroeder, translator, A Colony on the Move: Gaspar Castano de Sosa`s Journal, 1590-1591, review, 46:265-267
Matson, Daniel S., and Bernard L. Fontana, editors, Friar Bringas Reports to the King: Methods of Indoctrination on the Frontier of New Spain, 1796-97, review, 56:373-374
Matson, Mrs. William (Lillie B.), obituary, 10:96
Matson, Robert W., William Mulholland: A Forgotten Forefather, review, 55:369-370
Matsumoto, Frank Takizo, 69:268-269
Matsumoto, Valerie, 73:29; "Redefining Expectations: Nisei Women in the 1930s," 44-53
Matsumura, Kazuko, 73:39
Matsuoka Yosuke, 69:271, 272 (photograph), 275
Mattachine Society, 74:399
Mattei, Andrew and Eleanor (Joughin), 28:188
Matterhorn Peak, 64:46
Matterre, Dr. (Guaymas, 1852), 18:6, 7, 20
Mattes, Merrill J., review of Brown, Sawpits in the Spanish Red Woods, 1787-1849, 47:176;-of Clark, Frontier America: The Story of the Westward Movement, 49:85-86;-of Stanger, Sawmills in the Redwoods: Logging on the San Francisco Peninsula, 47:175-176
Mattes, Merrill, 70:339.
Matteson, Edward E., 11:240; 29:200, 206; 77[4]:32
Matteson, Edward, 70:172
Matteson, Jack, 54:306
Matthes, François Êmile, [Matthes, Francois Emile] 1:284; 4:51, 57; 30:284
Mattheson, R. N., 27:97, 99, 101
Matthew Vassar (ship), 2:135; 16:80
Matthew Vassar (sloop), 73:309
Matthews (in mines, 1848), 2:192
Matthews, Alexander, 15:164
Matthews, Amanda, 49:333
Matthews, Charles, 9:100, 101
Matthews, Edward, 20:34, 38
Matthews, F. C., 58:317
Matthews, Henry, 6:152
Matthews, J. M., 69:238, 242
Matthews, Mrs. M. M., 64:225
Matthews, William B., 10:62
Matthews, William P., 10:76
Matthewson, R. C., 6:46; 39:14
Mattoal Indians, 76[2-3]:59
Mattole country, 77[4]:109
Mattole Farm (Indian reservation), 30:164
Mattole River, 23:28; 30:164
Mattoon, C. H., 56:199, 201, 205
Mattos, Manuel, 76[1, 4]:100
Matute, Juan Bautista, 10:315-45 passim; 40:121
Matyushkin, F. F., 52:40, 41, 42
Maubailly, Pierre-Marie, 39:226, 243, 250-51, 254, 313, 315
Maube, Arnaud, 12:332-33; 13:65, 75, 167
Maude, Joseph Lees, 75:13 (and photo), 14, 15
Maude's (A. C.) Stationery Store, Bakersfield, 61:246, 255
Maudlin, B. R., 67:221
Mauerhan Brothers, 74:390
Mauger, George, 69:109, 113, 115
Maui, 77[1-3]:142, 147
Mauk, Charlotte, 71:218, 224
Mauldin, Henry, 34:93
Maule, Frances, 59:118
Maupin and Boggs, 24:67
Maurelle, see Mourelle
Maurer, Katherine, 57:95
Maurer, Katherine R., 75:91
Maurice Garland Fulton's History of the Lincoln County War, edited by Robert N. Mullin, review, 49:71-72
Maurice Grau Metropolitan Opera, 75:76
Maurice, A., 14:394; 15:33
Maurice, Jay, 66:14
Maurie's, near Sucker Flat, 10:169
Maurois, Andre, 63:78
Maury, Matthew, 77[4]:255
Maury, Miss (San Francisco, 1864), 24:263
Maury, William L., 13:387; 20:217, 233
The Maverick Queen (movie), 72:46, 47, 48
Mawn, Geoffrey P., "Framework for Destiny: San Francisco, 1847," 51:165-178
Maxfield's Know Nothing Hall, 8:344
Maximilian, Emperor, 78:146
Maximilian I (Archduke Ferdinand), 13:38, 40-41; 38:52-53; see also "Californians against the Emperor"
Maximillian, Archduke Ferdinand, 43:28, 29, 33, 35, 125
Maxson, H. B., 70:88
Maxson, Sophronia, 67:235
Maxson, W. B., 11:9
Maxwell, Elsa, 52:329
Maxwell, Lucy, 25:191
Maxwell, Luden, 1:129, 131, 139, 149
Maxwell, Mrs. and Miss (San Francisco, 1867), 11:127
Maxwell, Richard T., 4:168; 19:230; 33:106
Maxwell, Richard, 63:238
May Flower (ship), 12:31
May Lundy Mine, 4:39
May, Captain (overland, 1850), 3:46-47
May, Charles E., 66:61
May, Charles, 9:159, 160
May, Dr. (San Francisco, 1850), 11:361
May, E. C., 27:95
May, Elaine Tyler, 73:50
May, Ernest R., 30:191; "Benjamin Parke Avery," 30:125-49
May, Hattie (or Hatty), 9:64, 66, 73, 77, 145, 163, 176, 345, 352; 10:276, 279, 281
May, Henry F., Three Faces of Berkeley: Competing Ideologies in the Wheeler Era, review, 141 - 142
May, I. S., 9:57, 62, 67, 73, 129-35 passim, 142-54 passim, 161, 163
May, John H., 26:2, 10
May, John, lawsuit, 9:63
May, Mrs. (Yuba County, 1857), 9:143
May, Philip R., 77[4]:32
May, Philip Ross, On the Mother Lode, review, 52:90; Origins of Hydraulic Mining in California, review, 51:185-186
May, W. B., 9:42
May, William B. and Mary E. (Innskeep), 28:293
May, William, 22:79; 69:359-360
Mayan empire, 77[1-3]:58
Mayas, 74:298-299, 336, see also Indians
Maybeck, Bernard, 51:290-303 passim; 62:110, 118; 63:332-333; 64:287; 66:61, 64; 71:466-467, 472; 72:228
Maybell, Stephen, 21:272
Mayberry, Edward L., 45:264; 53:139, 152, 155, portrait, 153
Mayberry, Edward Leodore, Jr., 53: portrait, 153
Mayberry, Mrs. Emily Gray, 53:155
Maybury (overland, 1849), 21:307
Mayer (in mines, 1849), 30:19
Mayer (San Francisco, 1850), 7:398
Mayer, Brantz, 71:92
Mayer, Louis B., 43:226; 51:323; 52:327, 334; 60:69; 75:57, 58, 77
Mayer, Mme., 78:140
Mayer, Mrs. Samuel D., 31:337
Mayer, Samuel D., 30:69
Mayer, Simon, 48:8
Mayer, Walther, 76[1, 4]:115, 119, 120
Mayerheim, Paul, 71:19
Mayes' Oyster Saloon and Depot, 67:39
Mayfield, 7:412; 14:166, 168; 18:49; 27:134, 135, 138-39; 33:171, 173
Mayfield, Thomas Jefferson, 76[2-3]:59, 65; 79[2]:146
Mayflower (ship), 14:309-13 passim
Mayheck, Bernard Ralph, 38:306
Mayhew, E. C., 69:241
Mayhew, Florence, 36:281
Mayhew, George Henry, 36:281
Mayhew, Horace Allen and Mrs., 36:281
Mayhew, William, 13:258
Mayhood, see Mahood, James
"Maynard Dixon as Muralist: Sketches for the Mark Hopkins Hotel Murals," by Paul O. Bingham and Beverly Bubar Denenberg, 69:52-59
"Maynard Dixon, Artist of the West, as remembered by Edith Hamlin," 53:361-376
Maynard, John C., 9:27; 15:164, 272, 367; 19:233
Maynard, John, 15:240
Maynard, Lafayette, 16:62; 17:76, 79; 33:374; article on, 16:71-76; obituary, 16:77-78; photograph, 16: opposite 71; 53:362-363; 56:290
Maynard, Mrs. John C. (Ella Gwin), 19:233
Maynard, Stephen and Susie Frances (Davis), 2:67
Mayne, Charles, 10:389; 11:127
Mayne, David, 65:130, 134
Mayne, R. C., 6:23-26
Mayo, Edward, 2:91, 121
Mayo, Frank, 10:395; 21:53, 59, 63, 165, 266
Mayo, Jesse M., 54:307, 309, 310, 311
Mayo, Jesse, 24:270
Mayo, Morrow, 57:360
Mayock, Robert Stoney and Mrs. (née Rutherford), 27:285
Mayock, Sally Ann, 27:285-86
Mayock, Stonewall Jackson and Ellen Alicia (Starbird), 27:285
"Mayor Roger D. Lapham, the Recall Election of 1946, and Neighborhood Voting in San Francisco, 1938-1952," by Dennis P. Kelly, 76[1, 4]:122-135
Mayorga, Julian, 8:376
Mayorga, Viceroy, 49:9
Mays, Willie, 70:175
Maytorena, José, [Maytorena, Jose] 47:319
Maytorrena, Jose M., 59:13
Mazagran (ship), 14:133, 134
Mazatlan (ship), 31:297
Mazatlán company, Monterey, [Mazatlan company, Monterey] 27:338
Mazatlán Islas de, [Mazatlan Islas de] 7:302, 372-73, 375; 8:64; on map, 7:303
Mazatlán, Mexico, [Mazatlan, Mexico] 2:159; 3:106, 108; 5:39, 306, 307; 6:77, 189; 8:222-24; 14:327, 333, 335-36; 17:23, 129, 130, 131; 18:35, 52, 218, 241-42, 250; 19:195, 211; 20:21, 212; 23:274-75, 302, 324, 327; 26:312; 27:40; 34:123, 151; 35:105; 37:64; 39:49; 73:119, 280, 287; 76[2-3]:346; 77[4]:174, Gillespie's letters from, 17:125-30; U.S. consulate at, 34:111-20 passim; see "Insurgents on the Baja Peninsula: Henry Halleck's Journal of the War in Lower California, 1847-1848," 54:221-244 passim
Maze, Montgomery, 37:200
Mazeppa (play), 21:59-60, 65
Mazeppa (ship), 35:291
Mazerat, Pierre, 22:303
Mazères, Admiral, [Mazeres, Admiral] 43:31, 33, 34
Mazon, Donaciano, 37:197, 204
Mazon, Mauricio, The Zoot-Suit Riots: The Psychology of Symbolic Annihilation, review, 64:235
Mazour, Anatole G., obituary of Philip R. Faymonville, 42:82-84
Mazzini Society, 75:349, 351
Mazzini, 75:340
McAdams, Neal, 51:40, 41
McAdie, Alexander George, 4:36, 53
McAdoo, William Gibbs, 36:69, 75; 39:121-37 passim; photograph, 39: opposite 128; 41:214, 216; 51:221; 54:102, 302; 63:194, 195, 196, 198, 199
McAfee, Guy, 59:291, 298, 300
McAfee, Ward M., review, of Rolle, Henry Mayo Newhall and His Times, A California Legacy, and Friedricks, Henry E. Huntington and the Creation of Southern California, 71:536-537; review of Railroad Crossing: Californians and the Railroad, 1850-1910, by William Deverell, 74:206; review of The Passenger Train in the Motor Age: California's Rail and Bus Industries, 1910-1941, by Gregory Lee Thompson, 74:206
McAfee, Ward, California's Railroad Era, 1850-1911, review, 53:395
McAlister, William, 26:299
McAllaster, B. A., 70:51
McAllep, William J., 22:173
McAllis (lawsuit, Marysville, 1861), 10:273
McAllis, John, 10:367
McAllister family, 11:124-28; 34:231-37; 35:376
McAllister, A. C., 10:375, 376, 390
McAllister, Benjamin Cutler, 11:126, 127; 34:232-37 passim
McAllister, Cutter, 65:102
McAllister, Dorothy, 66:249, 250
McAllister, Eva, see Pritchett, Mrs. Henry S.
McAllister, Francis Marion, 11:126; 34:233-36 passim
McAllister, Hall, 2:241; 9:318; 11:124-28 passim; 13:402; 16:305; 19:3-4, 230; 23:246; 22:30; 27:67, 266; 29:162-65 passim, 257; 33:374; 35:376; 36:309; letter, 34:231-37; 42:133; photograph, 11: opposite 124
McAllister, Harriet Hannah, 11:126; 34:235, 237
McAllister, James, 34:20
McAllister, Julian, 11:126; 33:232; 34:234; photograph, 11: opposite 124
McAllister, Matthew Hall (son of Cutler), 11:127, 128; 22:177
McAllister, Matthew Hall, 11:124-27 passim; 15:6, 7, 275, 368, 369, 377; 16:183, 282, 285, 336, 338, 339, 341, 345; 19:261; 23:344; 27:109; 34:232, 233-44; 47:161
McAllister, Matthew, 67:135 (photograph)
McAllister, Mrs. Benjamin Cutler (Julia Bedlow Parkman), 11:127-28; 34:235, 237; photograph, 11: opposite 124
McAllister, Mrs. Hall (Louisa Clemence Hermann), 11:127; 19:230; 34:233; 35:376
McAllister, Mrs. Matthew Hall (Charlotte Louise Cutler), 11:125; 34:232-37 passim; photograph, 34: opposite 232
McAllister, Robert, 15:240
McAllister, Samuel Ward, 11:124, 125, 127; 34:232, 236
McAllister, Ward, 42:133; 65:99
McAllisters & Bergin, 34:236
McAlpin, Blanton, 9:27
McArthur, Lewis Ankeny, 29:185; address,"Peter Skene Ogden," 22:375; Oregon Geographic Names, review, 7:286-87; obituary, 31:178-79
McArthur, Seonaid, 53:388; review, of Creigh, A Primer for Local Historical Societies, 56:89; review of Felt, Researching, Writing and Publishing Local History, 56:89; review, of Regnery, The battle of Santa Clara, 58:87
McArthur, William Pope, 11:300-302; 25:110, 118, 260-62; 29:185-86; 30:39-40, 43, 46; 31:179
McAtee, Patrick, 4:63
McAtee, Sylvester, 43:15
McBane, Margo and Mary Winegarden, "Labor pains: an oral history of California's women farmworkers," 58:179-181
McBane, Margo, 74:4, 38, 107; "The Role of Gender in Citrus Employment: A Case Study of Recruitment, Labor, and Housing Patterns at the Limoneira Company, 1893-1940,", 74:69-81
McBean, Atholl, 23:384
McBean, Mrs. Atholl (Margaret Newhall), 21:384
McBee, John C., 28:337
McBeth, Charles P., 26:4
McBeth, Frances Turner (Mrs. Willis V.), 29:286; 32:190; "Cultural Diggings at Crescent City in the `Fifties,'" 32:161-70
McBride, J. C., 56:78
McBride, W. B., 13:85
McBride, William (1840s), 58:131
McBroome, Delores Nason, 75:247
McBryde, F. W., 30:333-34
McCabe (Yuba County, 1856), 9:62
McCabe, Al, 45:230, 231, 233
McCabe, Charles, review of Grenander, Ambrose Bierce, 52:277-278
McCabe, Edward D., 10:76
McCabe, John B. (historian) 79[2]:290
McCabe, John H., 21:158
McCabe, John Herbert, 46:341-342
McCabe, Judge (1855), 15:274
McCafferty (Yuba County, 1859), 10:170
McCahill, Barney, 10:49
McCahill, Thomas, 9:26
McCall, Captain (Mono County, 1853), 34:216
McCall, Dewitt Clinton III, California Artists 1935 to 1956, review, 61:69-71
McCall, John, 20:167-68; 40:295
McCall, R. H., 15:29
McCall, Robert, 9:40
McCalla, T., 27:263
McCallum, C. C., 74:411, 412
McCallum, J. G., 72:344
McCallum, John G., 9:46, 103, 107, 112
McCann (San Francisco, 1854), 15:165
McCann, Ferdinand J., 14:398; 15:24, 29, 53
McCarney, John, 16:79
McCarslin, Andrew, 2:121
McCarthy, Ann, 73:232, 233-35
McCarthy, Daniel, 71:339
McCarthy, F. T., 46:166
McCarthy, J. Harvey, 5:198
McCarthy, Jean, 73:232, 233-35
McCarthy, Joseph, 66:260; 68:29
McCarthy, Joseph (U.S. Senator, Wisconsin), 78:191
McCarthy, Leo, 70:284
McCarthy, P. H. (1910), 58:148-149, 292
McCarthy, P. H., 43:5; 53:169; 62:204, 205, 209, 210, 211, 212 (election photograph), 213
McCarthy, Patrick, 51:12, 13
McCarthy, Timothy, 6:36; 21:40, 70
McCartney, Henry Maxwell, 70:85, 91
McCarty, Jane, 9:267
McCarty, John Templeton, 9:348, 363, 367, 379; 10:57, 170, 172, 173; 14: opposite 209, 390, 391, 392, 406; 15:21-22, 28
McCarty, Patrick, 74:376
McCartysville (Los Gatos), 16:285
McCarver, M. M., 56:36
McCarver, Morton Matthew, 4:355; 10:152, 155, 156, 157; 16:53; 20:103, 105; 23:370
McCauley (Yosemite, 1871), 5:339
McCauley, John F., 9:257, 260, 273, 284
McCauley, Mr. and Mrs. (Warm Springs, 1861), 10:358
McCauley, William, 71:340
McCausland, Sid, 72:182
McCawley, William, The First Angelinos: The Gabrielino Indians of Los Angeles, review of, 77[1-3]:71-72
McCeney, Julius C., 11:127
McChesney, J. B., 4:29
McChristian, Mrs. (Mary Ellen Gregson), 19:126, 140
McChristian, Patrick, 13:175; 17:240; 19:131, 135, 142; 24:58, 72; 30:321
McClanahan (Grass Valley, 1850s), 6:337
McClanahan, C. W., 15:43
McClatchy newspapers, 39:129
McClatchy, C. K., 58:168-169, 170; 69:358 (photograph); 73:4 (photograph)
McClatchy, Charles Kenny, 21:240; 23:94, 95; 41:214, 218; 47:332, 335; 48:21; 51:61, 63, 67, 69, 70, 71; 53:108, 378, 379, 382
McClatchy, Eleanor, 19:282; 23:94
McClatchy, James, 23:95-96; 24:98, 276; 28:166, 167, 169; 33:209, 210
McClatchy, Mrs. Carlos Kelly (Phebe Rideout Briggs), 23:95
McClaughry, Mrs. Anita Baldwin, 56:295, 298; 69:55
McClay Negro Testimony Bill, 22:225
McClellan, Alice Birney, inside front cover, Winter (volume 75)
McClellan, George Brinton, 9:302; 16:202, 309; 20:258; 22:232, 233, 356-57
McClellan, George, 69:380
McClellan, W. D., 61:138
McClelland (lawsuit, Yuba County, 1858), 9:268, 346
McClelland (ship), 22:368, 369
McClelland, David C., 74:265
McClelland, Gordon T., and Jay T. Last, California Orange Box Labels: An Illustrated History, 74:46 (photo)
McClelland, Gordon T., and Jay T. Last, California Orange Box Labels: An Illustrated History, review, 73:246
McClelland, Samuel, 18:206-7
McClellen, Michael T., letter of, 24:25-27
McClenachan, Robert, 6:38; 15:170
McClennan, Isaac, 20:38, 44
McClinton, J. G., 9:199-200
McCloskey, Calvin, 10:227, 358
McCloskey, James J., 34:360
McCloskey, Michael, 61:110; 71:166, 167, 168, 169 (photograph), 223, 228, 247-248, 257, 259, 260, 272
McCloskey,"Country," 20:291
McClosky, James, 16:184
"McCloud River Affair of 1909, The," by James J. Hudson, 35:29-35
McCloud River Lumber Company, 35:29-34
McCloud River, 22:103; 35:29-35 passim; 74:196
McCloud, Alfonso (Alonzo?), 15:166
McCloud, Kim, 77[1-3]:86
McCloy, John J., 70:377
McClure (Iowa Hill and San Francisco, 1854), 15:271
McClure's Bank, Dutch Flat, 18:361
McClure, Charlotte S., Gertrude Atherton, review, 58:369
McClure, David, 37:53, 55-56, 60
McClure, J. H. H., 22:251
McClure, L. A., 2:207
McClure, Margaret M., 2:207-8; letter, 2:208-10
McClure, Nathaniel F., 4:45, 48
McClure, Samuel, 9:147
McClure, Stuart L., 30:93
McClure, Wilbur F., 55:110
McClure, William, 2:207
McClurg, James B., 14:321, 344
McCollam, Thomas W., 33:374
McCollister, Richard H., 66:16
McCollister, Robert, 66:66
McCollum, David T., 44:229
McCollum, David, 58:136
McCollum, William, 53:62; California as I Saw it, editor Morgan, review, 40:74-76
McComas, Francis, 37:26, 34
McComb, Elenor, 14:175
McComb, John, 71:262
McComb, Warden (Folsom Prison), 74:420
McCombe (Gilbert) & Company, 16:284
McCombe, John, 32:169
McCombs, see Mecombs
McCombs, William F., 42:292, 293, 295
McCone, Michael, 69:235 (photograph); "North Baker: CHS Benefactor," 70:306-307; "A Letter to Readers," inside front cover, Spring (volume 77), 77[1-3]:3; 78:82, 90, Summer, inside front cover (volume 78)
McConnel (Marysville, 1858), 9:358
McConnell, A. E., 57:189
McConnell, James E., 24:267, 270; obituary by Ruth Teiser, 41:273-274
McConnell, John R., 10:248, 249, 358, 368, 369; 11:173; 15:366; 22:230; 24:276
McConnell, Samuel, 9:72
McConnell, William J., 57:298
McConnell, William, 9:244
McCools, Evelyn, 75:94
McCoon, Perry, 55:31
McCoppin, Frank, 71:500; 73:136; 79[2]:264
McCord, Louisa, 61:24
McCord, W. A., 65:133
McCorkle, Gentry P., 40:222, 230, 231, 235
McCorkle, Gentry Parviance, 51:149, 151
McCorkle, J. W., 70:254-255
McCorkle, Joseph W., 9:150, 177, 351, 372, 383; 10:44, 60, 61, 165, 167, 255, 267, 355; 14: opposite 209, 398; 15:270; 19:25; 30:146; 32:146-55 passim
McCorkle, Joseph, 47:255
McCormac, Alice Bay, see Maloney, Alice Bay
McCormack (or McCormick), Hugh, 18:205
McCormick & Company, Inc., 43:274
McCormick (Yuba County, 1857), 9:130
McCormick Creek, 53:223, 258
McCormick, Ann O'Hare, 52:331
McCormick, Cyrus, 77[4]:280; see also "Stanley R. McCormick: The Youngest Reaper," 48:113-123 passim
McCormick, E. O., 70:59
McCormick, Harold, 48:117
McCormick, John, 15:376
McCormick, La Rue, 63:307, 309, 312
McCormick, Leander, 48:114
McCormick, Lieutenant (Sausalito, 1849), 27:261
McCormick, Paul J., 53:317, 326, 328, 329
McCormick, Paul, 72:18
McCormick, Stanley R., see "Stanley P,. McCormick: The Youngest Reaper, 48:113-123
McCosma, see Cosumnes River
McCoun, W. H., 9:46
McCourt, Michael, 74:376
McCourtnay (Marysville, 1858), 9:265, 348
McCovey, Willie, 70:175
McCowen, Theodore, 67:156
McCown, Theodore D., 25:200-203 passim; introduction note to Aubrey Neasham,"Raising of the Flag at Monterey... 1846," 25:193-94
McCoy brothers, 72:271
McCoy, Austin, 3:157-58
McCoy, Clark, 3:153, 156-57
McCoy, Henry J., 44:210, 215
McCoy, Horace, 60:39; 68:196
McCoy, James, 36:120, 124
McCoy, Robert R., review of Memory and Imagination: The Legacy of Maidu Artist Frank Day, 77[1-3]:191-92
McCoy, Samuel Duff, 65:131
McCoy, W. W., 9:250, 269
McCracken, Isabel, 19:192
McCracken, John, 12:96
McCrady River, 28:228
McCraken, John, 59:318
McCray, E. P., 33:355
McCray, Ed, "Burning the Wires-Press Rate," 63:40-45
McCrea (San Francisco, 1855), 15:275; see also McRae
McCrea, Joel, 72:45, 47, 51; 75:74
McCready, Irene, 16:283
McCreary, Charles and Mrs., 19:106
McCreery, Andrew, 25:10
McCreery, Mrs. Andrew B. (Belle Swearingen), 36:44, 45
McCrellish, Alec, 6:19
McCrellish, Frederick, 20:165; 27:271, 274; 28:12
McCrutchen (member, Donner Party), 74:166
McCubbins, Thomas, 8:346, 347, 352
McCue, Jim, 3:156; stage line, 8:345, 360
McCulloch, Hartnell and Company, 8:105, 290, 296; 12:230; 18:179; 76[2-3]:130-31; article on, 6:254-64
McCulloch, Hugh, 6:255-64 passim; 8:105, 290
McCulloch, Michael, 15:177
McCullom, Elmer, 74:91-92
McCullough (Sacramento, 1858), 9:257
McCullough, 60:214, 217
McCullough, Dale, 77[4]:111
McCullough, James, 63:124
McCullough, John G., 60:170
McCullough, John, 6:341; 21:152, 161-73 passim, 241-48 passim; 35:142
McCullough, Saditha, 34:373
McCumber, Senator Porter, 74:200
McCune, A. W., 70:85
McCunn, Ruthanne Lum, Chinese American Portraits: Personal Histories, 1828-1988, review, 68:51-52; 79[2]:222
McCurdy, Mrs. Alice B., 23:298, 299
McCurdy, Samuel, 15:270
McCurry, Harold J., 60:293
McCusker, Peter, 21:307
McCutchen (or McCutcheon), William, 10:348, 350; 19:138
McDaniel, Amanda, 76[1, 4]:3
McDaniel, Edmund, 76[1, 4]:3-23
McDaniel, Edmund and Wilfred, 77[1-3]:90-92
McDaniel, Hattie, 60:74; 75:234
McDaniel, Jesse, 77[1-3]:91
McDaniel, Jessie A. (Drake), 76[1, 4]:6, 7, 8, 19
McDaniel, Josiah, 76[1, 4]:3
McDaniel, Lulu, 76[1, 4]:3
McDaniel, Wilfred, 76[1, 4]:front and back covers, Spring; 3-23
McDaniel, Wilma Elizabeth, 68:188, 194
McDaniels (Marysville, 1858), 9:367
McDermit, Charles, 11:9
McDermott, Agnes, 24:94
McDermott, D. A., 7:280
McDermott, Douglas and Robert K Sarlos, "The Woodland Hershey Opera House: the End of an Era in California Theatre," 48:291-306
McDermott, John D., review of Hampton, How the U.S. Cavalry Saved Our National Parks, 51:282-283
McDermott, John Francis, 20:191; 33:93; "Two Fourgeaud Letters," 20:117-25; "Gold Rush Movies [panoramas]," 33:29-38
McDermott, Patrick, 24:94
McDevitt, William, 57:352; 66:63, 64
McDiarmid, Finley, 32:201-2
McDonald & Levy, 22:37
McDonald (J. C.) & Company, 9:181
McDonald v. Abbott, 10:276; v. Hall & Patton, 10:252
McDonald's Mill, 10:256
McDonald, A., 22:251
McDonald, Alexander C., 24:58
McDonald, Alexander D., 15:28, 53; 24:348
McDonald, Archibald, 9:114
McDonald, Calvin B., 9:173
McDonald, Calvin, 59:282, 289; 60:285
McDonald, Charles E. S., 15:375
McDonald, D. L., 35:83
McDonald, Edith, see Chamberlain, Mrs. Selah
McDonald, Estelle, 10:55, 77
McDonald, Finan, 22:100, 213; 24:233
McDonald, George, 24:169
McDonald, J. Wade, 31:154
McDonald, Jack, 7:116
McDonald, James B., 10:169, 252, 256, 259, 265, 271, 278, 281, 285, 286, 357-63 passim
McDonald, James M. (Sacramento County, 1859), 10:62; 11:8, 9
McDonald, James M. (San Francisco, 1861), 9:312
McDonald, James M. (San Francisco, 1892), 36:201
McDonald, James R., 27:97, 99, 101
McDonald, James, 15:180, 268; 17:83; 35:83
McDonald, Jeanette, 75:77
McDonald, Jeffe F., 71:530
McDonald, Joseph Lane, 54:11-12, 15, 16
McDonald, Juilliard, 35:83
McDonald, Lady, 74:396
McDonald, Linda Rawlings, Dear General: The Private Letters of Annie E. Kennedy and John Bidwell, 1866-1868, review, 75:99-100
McDonald, Mark L. and Ralphine (North), 35:83
McDonald, Mark L., Jr., 35:83; obituary, 12:88
McDonald, Marshall Welch, 66:39
McDonald, Mary Ann, 28:293
McDonald, Mrs. James B. (Ellen Trego), 10:257, 259, 264-65, 275, 362, 365
McDonald, Mrs. Mark L., Jr. (Isabelle Juilliard), 35:83
McDonald, Newt, 75:248
McDonald, R. H., 24:173; 26:262
McDonald, R. J., 15:375
McDonald, R., 44:211
McDonald, Terrence J., The Parameters of Urban Fiscal Policy: Socioeconomic Change and Political Culture in San Francisco, 1860-1906, review, 66:225-226
McDonald, William, 27:352; 28:290
McDonough Brothers Bail Bond Brokers, 58:142-153
McDonough Theater, 75:238
McDonough, A. N., 22:159, 172-74
McDonough, James, 8:6, 8
McDonough, John E., 21:42
McDonough, Martin S., 64:258, 259
McDonough, Patrick, 46:36; 58:145
McDonough, Peter P., 65:293; see "Fountainhead of corruption: Peter P. McDonough, boss of San Francisco's underworld," 58:142-153
McDonough, Thomas J., 65:293
McDonough, Thomas, 4:34
McDonough, Tom, 58:144, 145, 147
McDougal (or McDougall), George, 12:26, 32; 19:131, 135, 136, 142; 27:352
"McDougal of California," by William Lawrence Shaw, 43:119-134
McDougal, Charles J., 45:121
McDougal, Douglas, 45:121
McDougal, Elijah, 23:358
McDougal, George, 41:321
McDougal, James, 60:161
McDougal, John, 9:27; 10:50, 73, 77, 197; 12:32; 14:355; 15:28, 280; 16:183; 19:7, 176; 20:333, 366; 22:113; 23:160, 370; 24:202; 28:59, 64, 66, 67, 195, 327, 331; 29:27, 244, 245; 31:148, 235; facsimile signature, 10: opposite 159
McDougall (G.) & Company, 13:381
McDougall, Benjamin G., 63:286
McDougall, Frances Green, 73:190, 197
McDougall, Frederick A., 29:21-22, 26
McDougall, James A., 4:252, 253, 256; 8:370; 9:355; 10:70, 255, 267, 271-79 passim, 282, 290, 292; 11:6, 7, 8, 21; 15:6, 167, 182; 16:82; 17:304, 310, 320, 321; 19:259-60; 25:5; 31:235; 32:147, 148, 157; 33:206-7, 215; 34:250; 39:294-95; 43:119-134; 50:251; 54:336-337; article on, 15:199-212; portrait, 15: opposite 199
McDougall, James Alexander, 65:104-113
McDougall, James Alexander, Jr., 65:108
McDougall, John, 41:321; 44:313, 314; 49:197-198; 52:352
McDougall, Mrs. Frederick A. (Maria Antonia Pacheco), 29:26
McDougall, William, 15:76
McDow, Roberta M., "State Separation Schemes, 1907-1921," 49:39-46
McDowall, David, 9:99
McDowell Hill, 13:26
McDowell, Henry Burden, 33:374
McDowell, Irvin, 11:127; 13:38-39; 15:66; 16:205; 20:158, 165; 26:9, 363; 28:171; 33:237; 37:197; 40:307, 343
McDowell, Irvin, 43:30; 50:252; 63:208; 65:110; 66:32, 34
McDowell, General Irvin, 75:158, 160
McDowell, James, 8:210; 19:137
McDowell, John A., 33:355
McDowell, Mrs. Irvin (Helen Burden), 11:127
McDowell, Mrs. James (Margaret Pyles), 8:210; 19:119, 137
McDowell, Robert, 3:137, 139-47 passim, 151
McDuffee (McDuffe, McDuffy), Andrew Jackson, 18:45; 27:107
McDuffie, Duncan, 4:49-50, 55; 25:381-82; obituary, 30:280-81
McDuffle, James Y., 30:166, 168; 37:166-68
McDuffle, Mrs. Duncan (Jean Howard), 30:281; obituary, 34:182-83
McElderry, Dr. (Modoc County, 1873), 28:163
McElroy, John, 13:320; 73:126
McElroy, Robert McNutt, 8:251
McElroy, Robert, 16:182
McElvoy, Katy, 10:283
McElwain, Edward F., 16:339
McEnerney, G. W., 73:137-38
McEnerney, Garret William, 37:347-48; obituary, 21:283
McEnnis, Sr. Frances Assisiu 79[2]:11, 157
McEntire, Davis, 65:21
McEvitz, Barney, 9:141, 150, 165; lawsuit, 9:141, 142, 143
McEvoy, Arthur E, The Fisherman's Problem: Ecology and Law in the California Fisheries, 1850-1980, review, 66:223-224
McEvoy, J., 15:372, 373
McEwen, Arthur, 15:381; 57:310
McFadden, Arthur, 65:7
McFadden, Cyra, 68:195
McFadden, James, 31:293-94
McFadden, John (Santa Ana), 31:293-94
McFadden, John (Stockton), 39:303
McFariand, J. Horace, 58:295, 296
McFarlan, Andrew, 9:328-29
McFarland, J. Horace, 69:162, 163
McFarland, Mrs. Thomas Bard, 10:365
McFarland, Thomas Bard, 9:113, 116; 10:247, 261, 262, 365
McFie, Maynard, 47:238; 64:23
McFie,John R., 48:116
McGainey, J., 15:173
McGarrahan, William, land claim of, 19:359, 367
McGarrahan-Panoche Grande claim, 50:419-420
McGarry, Earl, 65:124
McGarry, Edward, 40:349; 63:203, 204
McGeary, Jo, 8:342
McGee, Bart, 17:218
McGee, James, 17:44
McGee, John B., 9:46
McGee, Joseph W., 10:166, 179, 184-85, 200, 385
McGee, Thomas L., 31:154
McGehee, William J., 14:175-76
McGeorge, Thomas, 9:26, 27
McGettigan, Mrs. Charles D. (Francisca Vallejo), 4:289; 5:416; 29:330; address,"Mariano Guadalupe Vallejo," 9:90; obituary of Mrs. John O. Gantner, 25:375
McGill, James, 33:257
McGillivray, Montrose, 28:107
McGillo, Don, see Pedrorena, Miguel de
McGillycuddy, Valentine T., 4:124
McGilvary, Evander Bradley, 37:39
McGilveray (Sutter's Fort, 1847), 22:221
McGimsey, J. A., 33:364
McGimsey,"Port," 33:364
McGinnis, Felix S., 20:192; obituary, 24:186-87
McGinniss, Miss (Sacramento, 1861), 10:283
McGinty, Brian, "Charles Warren Stoddard: The Pleasure of His Company," 52:153-169; review of Bottled Poetry: Napa Wine-making from Prohibition to the Modern Era, by James T. Lapsley, 76[1, 4]:144
McGinty, Brian, "Could One of These Have Been `The City'?," 64:132-141
McGinty, Brian, "Shadows in St. James Park," 57:289-307
McGlashan (John) & Company, 30:256, 365
McGlashan, Charles Fayette, 23:191; 24:75
McGlashan, John, 66:63
McGloin, John B. (Bernard), S.J., 29:189; 31:279-80; ; 67:276; "The Jesuit Arrival in San Francisco in 1849," 29:139-47; editor "A California Gold Rush Padre ... the `Padre of Paradise Flat,'" 40:49-67; addresses: "Archbishop Joseph Sadoc Alemany," 29:376-77; "From Market Street... to Ignatian Heights," 35:75; obituary of Peter M. Dunne, 36:87-88; "The California Catholic Church in Transition, 1846-1850," 42:39-48; "Thomas Cian, Pioneer Chinese Priest in California," 48:45-58; California's First Archbishop: The Life of Joseph Sadoc Alemany, O.P., 1814-1888, review, 46:358-359; review of Bronson, Still Flying and Nailed to the Mast: the First Hundred Years of the Firemen's Insurance Company, 44:357- 359; review of Dillon, Fool's Gold: The Decline and Fall of Captain John Sutter of California, 49:63-64; review of Emparan, The Vallejos of California, 49:76-77; review of Geiger, translator, The Letters of Alfred Robinson to the de la Guerra Family of Santa Barbara, 1834-1873, 52:278-279; review of Johnson, editor, San Francisco As It Is: Being Gleanings from the Picayune, 1850-1852, 45:172-173; review of Kinnaird, History of the Greater San Francisco Bay Region, 48:81-83; review of Lewis, This Was San Francisco: First-Hand Accounts of the Evolution of One of America's Favorite Cities, 42:56-57; review of Monaghan, Australians and the Gold Rush: California and Down Under, 1849-1854, 48:354; review of Newhall, San Francisco's Enchanted Palace, 48:266-267; review of Wilson, Gump's Treasure Trade: a Story of San Francisco, 46:84-85; review of Wurm, Hetch Hetchy and Its Dam Railroad, 53:91-92; review of Isetti, Called to the Pacific: A History of the Christian Brothers of the San Francisco District, 1868-1944, by Ronald Eugene Isetti, F.S.C., review, 59:85-86; San Francisco: the Story of a City, review, 58:269; review of Walsh, editor, The San Francisco Irish, 1850-1976, 58:90; 59:85-86; review of Ross, San Francisco, 75th Anniversary, Special Souvenir Edition, 1906-1981 and Saul and Denevi, The Great San Francisco Earthquake and Fire, 1906, 60:378-379; review of Lewis, San Francisco: Mission to Metropolis, 61:71
McGlone, William, 15:240; 29:338
McGlynn, Daniel C., 33:72
McGlynn, John A., 28:59, 66; 40:205-13 passim; letter to, 40: following 206; 56:103
McGlynn, M., 28:49
McGonigle, John, 62:34
McGovern, Carolyn, obituary of Francis Peloubet Farquhar, 54:76
McGovern, George, 73:236
McGovern, Walter, address,"Edward D.Baker," 13:188
"McGowan's War," 6:20-29
McGowan, Alice, 48:205
McGowan, Captain John (of Polk, early 1850s), 6:5, 16
McGowan, Edward ("Ned"), 4:157, 191, 192, 201; 7:95; 8:366-67; 9:250, 276; 15:155; 17:178, 179; 18:259, 276; 30:358; 37:141-42; article on, 6:3-36; portrait, 6:8
McGowan, Henry, 66:133
McGowan, James, 19:62, 67-68, 69, 73; 28:47
McGowan, John (San Francisco, 1854), 15:164
McGowan, John E., 6:36
McGowan, Joseph A., review of Hammond and Morgan, Captain Charles M. Weber, Pioneer of the San Joaquin and Founder of Stockton, California, 47:81-82
McGowan, Lee, 10:357
McGowan, Mrs. (Marysville, 1858), 9:348; 10:178
McGowan, Ned, 73:110
McGowan, William P., "Fault-lines: Seismic Safety and the Changing Political Economy of California's Transportation System," 72:170-93
McGown, Andrew J., 21:307; 22:71
McGrath, Hugh and Jane (Gibson), 22:379
McGrath, J. Howard, 66:261
McGrath, James, 57:301
McGrath, Margaret, 28:293
McGrath, Roger D., 77[4]:14
McGrath, Thomas H., 22:147
McGrath, Tim, 53:342
McGraw, Donald J., "The Tree that Crossed a Continent," 61:120-139
McGraw, E. W., 27:346-47
McGraw, Nell1e, 38:224
McGrew (Sacramento, 1855), 9:38
McGrew, W. H., 52:353
McGroarty, John (historian) 79[2]:45
McGroarty, John S., 59:10, 13
McGroarty, John Steven, 31:18; 71:352, 354; 76[2-3]:221
McGucken, Joe, 70:187
McGucken, Joseph T., 67:270, 271, 272, 274, 276, 277 (photograph)
McGuckin, Hank (professor), 78:201
McGuigan, James, 49:347
McGuire (Marysville, 1858), 9:368, 369, 373; 10:59
McGuire and Place v. Pacific Mail Company, 34:232
McGuire, James, 2:121; 61:296, 298
McGuire, John, 61:104
McGuire, Leo J., 47:141
McGuire, Thomas L., 20:38, 42, 44
McHale et al. v. Whitcomb et al., 9:64
McHale, Richard, 70:155, 157, 159-161
McHardy, Alex, 9:161, 162
McHardy, George W., 8:346; 9:64, 65, 77, 133, 134, 138-53 passim, 160, 164, 165, 347, 365; 10:56; lawsuits, 8:352; 9:64, 65, 132, 141, 144, 365, 366
McHardy, Mrs. George W., 8:347; 9:64, 77, 153, 165
McHardy, P., 8:347
McHenry, Dean, 63:308, 312
McHenry, John, 28:34; 39:303
McHugh, Jim and Henry T. Hopkins, California Painters: New Work, review, 69:63-64
McIlhany, Edward Washington, 29:298, 300, 306
McIlrath (Philippines, 1898), 30:290
McIlvaine, William, 76[1, 4]:inside front cover, Winter; 77[1-3]:31
McIlvaine, William, Jr., 77[4]:180
McIntire, Edward Buckman, 31:93-94
McIntire, John A., 4:227
McIntosh, Charles K., obituary of Frank B. Anderson, 14:413-14
McIntosh, Charles, 18:158, 173; 29:339
McIntosh, Clarence F., review of Hunt, Personal Sketches of California Pioneers I Have Known, 42:356-357
McIntosh, R., 17:176
McIntyre, Mary Campbell, 31:292
McIntyre, Misses (Warm Springs and San Francisco, 1861), 10:358, 379
McIntyre, S. C., 56:4
McIntyre, S., 47: between 71 & 73
McIntyre, William L. and Mrs., 13:13
McIntyre, William, 18:199, 200
McIsaac, Captain (Colorado River, 1870), 22:173
McIsaac, Daniel, 65:294
McJunkin, Roy, 70:397, 398
McK. (San Francisco, 1849), letters from, 24:29, 343, 356-57
McKaffray, Hugh, 43:40
McKain, Walter C., Jr., 25:379-80; coauth. "Santa Barbara County between Two Social Orders," 25:311-18
McKallup, Kenneth, 48:116, 117
McKanna, Clare V. Jr., "The Origins of San Quentin, 1851-1880," 66:49-54
McKay, Baptiste, 23:144
McKay, Donald, 65:119 (photograph)
McKay, Douglas, 71:165
McKay, James, 45:296
McKay, Jean Baptiste Desportes, 8:113; 12:269; 17:68; 19:308; 28:97
McKay, Joseph W., 5:80
McKay, Major (San Quentin, 1858), 9:253
McKay, Michael, 16:342
McKay, Thomas (1825, 1830s), 3:76, 79, 81; 24:230, 233
McKay, Thomas (Marysville, 1849), 14:206, 211
McKay, Thomas E., 70:388
McKay, William, 24:230-31
McKeage, Everrett, 71:198
McKean, (Admiral) John S., 72:133
McKean, William Wister, 2:251; 20:197, 198, 204, 214, 220, 232, 234
McKechnie, Fred W., Jr., 54:305, 306, 309, photograph, 309
McKee, Albert B. and Alice Maud (Hooper), 31:302
McKee, Colonel (San Francisco, 1861), 27:153
McKee, David, 29:102
McKee, Ernest, 4:50
McKee, Henry S., 57:164
McKee, Irving, 30:191; "Kipling's San Francisco Debut," 30:151-55
McKee, Irving, review of Hogan and German, The San Francisco Chronicle Reader, 43:58-59
McKee, J. O., 38:33
McKee, John D., 25:229, 230, 232, 246, 254
McKee, John, 16:182; 29:102, 105, 106, 108, 122; 49:197
McKee, Mrs. S. B., 36:45
McKee, R. (Robert?), 17:177
McKee, Redick, 3:26; 27:224; 28:328, 333; 36:314; see "Redick McKee and the Humboldt Bay Region, 1851-1852," 49:195-219
McKee, Roberto, 66:270, 277
McKee, Samuel, 64:56
McKee, William H., 3:182; 26:320; 28:266
McKee, William, 66:270, 277
McKeebe & Company (lawsuit, 1859), 10:174
McKeeby's Diggings, 3:45, 147, 148, 151
McKeeby, Lemuel Clarke,"Memoirs of," 3:45-72, 126-70
McKeeby, Mrs. Lemuel Clarke (Caroline Augusta Sampson), 3:156, 160-61
McKehn, W. J., 40:223
McKell, David McC., 26:189
McKell, David McCandless, obituary by Warren R. Howell, 42:81-82
McKelvey, Blake, 59:127
McKelvy, W., 9:66, 148
McKenna (on London, 1850), 7:397
McKennon (on Westward Ho, 1852), 26:227; 28:322
McKenzie (San Diego, 1916), 35:363
McKenzie's Gulch (near Weaverville), 70:250-251, 253
McKenzie, Donald, 5:57
McKenzie, F. S., 9:42, 45
McKenzie, John Washington, 9:26, 29; 15:178, 180, 182; 16:79(?)
McKenzie, John, 16:340
McKenzie, Richard, 62:8, 10
McKenzie, Robert (hanged, 1851), 22:113, 114; 25:331, 340; 28:43
McKenzie, Webster A., 26:189
McKeon, Peter, 8:340, 356; 9:141, 147, 151, 157, 266; 10:180
McKeon, Thomas, 21:63
McKevett, Charles H., 47:121, 129
McKevett, Charles, 74:70
McKevett, Harriet (Mrs. C. C. Teague), 47:123; 65:4
McKevitt, Gerald, The University of Santa Clara, A History 1851-1977, review, 60:296-297; "Hispanic Californians and Catholic Higher Education: The Diary of Jesús María Estudillo, 1857-1864," ["Hispanic Californians and Catholic Higher Education: The Diary of Jesus Maria Estudillo, 1857-1864"] 69:320-331; "Christopher Columbus as a Civic Saint: Angelo Noce and Italian-American Assimilation," 71:516-533
McKewen (Santa Barbara, 1859), 18:260
McKibben, David, 13:84
McKibben, James, 12:319
McKibben, Joseph C., 9:104, 106, 272, 365, 381, 388, 391; 10:60, 75, 77, 165, 166, 167, 190-97 passim 278, 292, 296, 355, 356; 13:84; 16:345(?)); 32:155, 156, 159; 38:214
McKibben, S. C., 16:345
McKibben, William, 9:108; 10:293; 15:281, 374; 74:376
McKiernan, Charles ("Mountain Charley"), 29:42, 44, 57-58
McKillicon's mine, 28:234
McKim (river steamer), 16:73; 17:181; 20:30; 25:338, 339; 27:128
McKim (vessel), 52:249
McKim, Mead and White, 62:110, 114
McKinlay, James, 8:106; 13:230, 238; 14:324, 326, 344; 20:149, 152; 29:20, 26; 36:11
McKinlay, Mrs. James (Carmen Amesti), 29:26
McKinley (clawed by bear, Napa County), 16:133
McKinley, Celeste, see Celeste, Mme.
McKinley, Ida, 67:264
McKinley, J., 4:310
McKinley, James, 48:39
McKinley, President William and Ida (Saxton), 31:302
McKinley, President William, 62:35, 36; 75:162, 336
McKinley, Santiago, 50:10
McKinley, William, 47:227; 60:314; 67:253-254, 262; 74:24-25
McKinney (Marysville, 1859), 10:176, 178, 246
McKinney's Humbug, 22:75, 76, 82
McKinney, Annie Booth, 59:116
McKinney, D. W., 4:250
McKinney, E. Andrew and Randolph Delahanty, Preserving the West: California, Arizona, Nevada, Utah, Idaho, Oregon, Washington, review, 67:60-61
McKinney, James, 32:2
McKinster, William H., 13:3
McKinstry, Dr., 47:56
McKinstry, E. W., 52:339
McKinstry, Elisha W., 19:134; 61:289
McKinstry, George, 64:93; 73:106, 111
McKinstry, George, Jr., 1:96, 97; 4:163, 168-69, 177; 7:106; 10:352; 12:300-301; 14:144, 145; 16:138; 19:119, 134, 138, 140; 25:220; 26:110, 123; 76[2-3]:317
McKinstry, Justus, 1:9; facsimile signature, 12: opposite 318
McKinstry, Laura Livingston, obituary, 13:414-15
McKinty, M., 11:56; lawsuit, 9:53
McKissack, William M. D., 33:107
McKissick (or McKizack; Oregon, 1846), 5:395, 398
McKittrick, 75:120; field, 120 (photo)
McKittrick, Myrtle (Mason), 29:380; "Salvador Vallejo," 29:309-31
McKnight, Robert, 1:112, 117, 143; 21:202, 222
McKorkell, William, 4:208; 22:38; 28:38
McKorkle (harpist, 1855), 17:82
McKosky, Mary, 31:210
McKowen, Ken, "Historical Sites-Weavervllle Joss House State Historic Park," inside front cover, 72: Summer
McKune, John H., 16:80; 33:374
McLachlan, James, 70:24-25
McLaglen, Victor, 75:56
McLain, George P., 20:138
McLane (San Francisco, 1849), 27:361
McLane, Allan, 11:11; 70:269
McLane, Charles, 70:269, 275
McLane, D., company of, 6:361-63
McLane, Frederick, 33:234
McLane, James, 15:275
McLane, Louis [Jr.] California, (1846), 11:11; 13:135, 136, 153, 154; 15:373; 16:40; 17:77, 79-80, 169, 179; 18:73, 78, 81; 19:232; 22:41, 46, 64; 29:335, 339-40; 30:52, 53; 37:217
McLane, Louis, 45:297-314 passim; 49:100-117 passim; 77[4]:264
McLane, Louis, Jr., 70:268-269, 271, 274 (photograph), 275, 276
McLane, Louis: Sec. of State (1833), 37:3-5; min.to Great Britain (1845), 19:55
McLane, Lucy Neely, A Piney Paradise, review, 38:173-74
McLane, Robert Milligan, 19:165
McLane, Sadie, 37:217
McLaren, Donald, 62:112
McLaren, John (Marysville, 1859), v. H. T. Hutchinson, 10:178, 183, 186
McLaren, John (San Francisco, 1870s), 3:42; 8:187; 37:218
McLaren, John, 62:112; 64:276; 69:289; 71:469
McLaren, John, Hamar Foster, and Chet Orloff (editors), Law for the Elephant, Law for the Beaver: Essays in the Legal History of the North American West, review, 73:324
McLaughlin (or McLoughlin), C. F., 22:323; 23:142, 143
McLaughlin brothers (1890s), 27:30
McLaughlin v. Brady, 9:373
McLaughlin, Charles, 5:179-80, 181; 16:284; 26:266; 45:301, 302
McLaughlin, Commissioner (1911), 42:248, 252, 253
McLaughlin, David, 25:287
McLaughlin, John A., 16:340, 342
McLaughlin, Mrs. Alfred (Emma Moffat), 19:384; obituary of Monroe E. Deutsch, 34:377
McLaughlin, Patrick, 12:330
McLaughlin, William, 2:121
McLean & Fowler, 26:254-59, 262
McLean (San Francisco supervisor, 1855), 16:182
McLean (Stockton, 1850s), 30:258
McLean's Ferry, 22:70, 73, 81
McLean's Spring, 18:200, 208, 210, 213
McLean, Charles, 38:60, 61
McLean, E. E., 33:101, 115
McLean, Edward, 26:254-58 passim
McLean, Frances, 28:294
McLean, Hector H., 14:60, 175
McLean, Jeffry & Company, 22:81
McLean, John T., 27: opposite 97
McLean, Mrs. Hector H. (Elenor McComb), 14:175
McLean, Nathaniel H., 3:26
McLean, Senator George P., 74:200
McLean, W. F., 23:72; 55:301
McLellan (Jim) Gold & Silver Mining Company, 33:375
McLellan (San Francisco, 1862), 10:379
McLellan, Charles H., 26:71, 72, 74, 175
McLellan, George B., 20:258
McLellan, Mrs. Charles H. (Louise Kendrick), 26:71, 72
McLelland, Miss (Marysville, 1860), 10:251
McLeneghan, Samuel, 9:308-10, 312
McLennan, Donald, 10:291
McLeod (in mines, 1849), 13:12, 14, 15
McLeod, Alexander Dean, review of Japanese Americans: From Relocation to Redress, 67:282-283
McLeod, Alexander Roderick, 1:118; 19:313; 22:98, 213, 344, 348; 23:35, 40, 125, 137; 28:119-20, 124
McLeod, C. C., 15:28, 32
McLeod, John, 25:264; letter to, 19:309-10
McLeod, Mrs. (Sacramento, 1856), 6:74
McLoud (Death Valley, 1861), 18:206
McLoughlin, Dr. John, 74:160
McLoughlin, Eloisa, see Rae, Mrs. William G.
McLoughlin, H. M., 29:234
McLoughlin, John, 1:118; 2:223; 3:76-77, 81; 5:44, 71, 76, 82, 304; 8:97, 107; 16:88; 17:63, 138, 142, 294; 18:327; 21:2, 82, 372; 22:103, 107, 213, 343; 23:142-43; 24:230; 25:140, 142; 28:98, 99, 105-12 passim, 117, 120, 243-58 passim; 29:149; 30:321; 34:266, correspondence, 98-104 passim
McLoughlin, John, 45:125-126; 73:100, 106, 110
McLoughlin, Mrs. Frank, 36:45
McMahan famlly, 23:289, 300
McMahan, Calvin Clarke, 23:300
McMahan, James Byrd, 23:293, 299
McMahan, James Edwin, 23:300
McMahan, Mrs. Samuel Green (Lavenia Ellen Clarke Yount), 23:295-96
McMahan, Nelson, 23:290, 292, 298, 299
McMahan, Samuel Green, 5:115-16, 125; 17:161; article on, 23:289-300
McMahan-Clyman party, 23:293
McMahon (San Francisco, 1854), 15:163
McMahon, Bert, 40:218
McMahon, Catherine, 33:352, 353
McMahon, Green, 76[2-3]:317
McMahon, James, 33:352
McMahon, Jeremiah, 29:21, 22, 26
McMahon, Mrs. Thomas Morgan (Isabella Breen), 33:353, 356
McManus, Elizabeth, 72:15
McManus, George H., 43:39
McManus, James, 29:240
McManus, Phil, 74:418
McMasters, J. C., 12:31
McMeans, Selden A., 9:38-39, 99, 102; 11:173; 16:183
McMenomy's ranch, 10:170
McMenomy, J. H., 5:85-86
McMenomy, James, 9:347
McMenomy, Roger, 9:150
McMickle, Grove C., 15:175
McMillan, Robert, 4:195
McMillen, W. W., 28:334
McMinn, James B., 9:109; 15:280, 281, 370
McMuffin, John, 3:399; 27:382
McMullin (San Francisco, 1867), 11:127
McMullin, Anna, 3:399; 27:382
McMullin, Elizabeth, 27:382
McMullin, Mrs. John (Elizabeth Fleming Morgan), 3:399; 27:382
McMurray, G., 9:60, 177(?)
McMurtre, L. C., 21:235
McMurtry, Larry, 75:7
McMurtrie, Douglas Crawford, 7:286; "An Introduction and Supplement to `A History of California Newspapers,'" 7:277-81; Pacific Typographical Society, review, 7:408
McMurtrie, William B., 77[4]:176
McMurtrie, William Birch, 24:373; 70:150
McMurtry, John (Marxist scholar), 74:109
McMurty (San Francisco, 1860), 38:339
McNab and Smith, 35:62
McNab, Gavin, 5:95; 19:61, 71, 72; 27:316; 54:249, 251, 253
McNabb, Captain (filibuster, 1855), 17:172
McNabb, James Henry, 30:130
McNair, John E., 24:58
McNair, John G., 15:271
McNair, William, 22:30
McNamara Brothers, 51:133
McNamara, James B., 55:21
McNamara, James B.and John J., 40:215-16
McNamara, Nicholas and Margaret (Driscol), 35:332
McNamara, Theresa, 35:332
McNamee, Luke, 72:145 (photograph)
McNamra, John Joseph, 55:21
McNary, Charles L., 70:301-302
McNaub, John, 37:354
McNaull, William, 18:304, 313
McNay, Frank, 31:31
McNear (G. W.) & Company, 27:199-200
McNear, Mrs., 64:127
McNear, Seward B., 27:200
McNee No. 9 (gas field), 75:124
McNee, Duncan, 35:157
McNeil and Libby, 60:248
McNeil, John, 66:33
McNeil, Samuel, 21:303
McNeill, Daniel and David J. Leon, "The Fifth Class-A 19th Century Forerunner of Affirmative Action," 64:52-57
McNeill, J. A., 9:46
McNeill, Thomas S., review of Davenport, Art Treasures of the West, 48:357-358
McNeill, William, 71:359
McNeilly, John, 21:349, 352; 22:43, 49; 33:111
McNess (Marysville, 1858), 9:361; 10:281
McNevin, Catharine, 16:83
McNevin, Edmund, 27:343
McNichol, Donald, 33:12
McNitt, Frank, The Indian Traders, review, 42:261-262
McNulty's Hall, Sacramento, 20:277
McNulty, Bertrand and Mrs., 11:127
McNulty, C. A., 9:27
McNulty, Marion, 34:246
McNulty, P., 9:68
McNutt (Marysville, 1858), 9:268, 355
McNutt, Mrs. Maxwell (Florence McDonald), 35:83
McNutt, Paul, 65:13
McPhee, John, 72:224; 74:112
McPherrin, Roy, 52:310
McPherson, A. W., 11:26
McPherson, Aimee Semple, 60:18, 62, 68, 69, 101; 65:136; 68:198; 69:296 (photograph); 73:264 (photograph), 265; inside front cover, Fall (volume 77); see "'Miracles for a Dime'-From Chautauqua Tent to Radio Station with Sister Aimee," 57:354-363
McPherson, Alex., 27:226; 30:166
McPherson, Dr. Harry Maxwell ("Max"), 73:217, 228, 229, 230, 231, 232, 234, 235, 237
McPherson, Hallie May, 50:245, 251
McPherson, James B., 19:237
McPherson, James, 72:325
McPherson, Mary Jessamyn West, see West, Jessamyn
McPherson, Murdoch M., 15:285, 380
McPherson, Rolf, 57:355
McPike, Henry H., 39:126, 127, 135; 63:194-199
McPlum, William, 9:319
McQuaid (Yuba County, 1855-61), 8:346, 350; 9:64, 65, 68, 131, 132, 136-55 passim, 166, 167, 168, 353, 359, 373; 10:49, 168, 171, 181, 252, 281, 359, 365
McQuaid, Isaac Clark, see McQuaid (Yuba County); McQuaid, J. C.
McQuaid, J. C., 9:60; 10:181, 200; see also McQuaid (Yuba County)
McQuaid, John A., 8:360-61; 10:55, 63, 254, 294, 359, 367, 368, 369; see also McQuaid (Yuba County)
McQueen, Molly, 10:168
McQuiddy, Thomas Jefferson (Mussel Slough leader), 78:43, 47; photo of, 44
McQuinn, J., 10:365
McRae, Arch., 2:249
McRae, Bert, 31:155
McRae, Collins, 33:8, 12, 149, 151
McRae, James A., 31:154-57 passim
McReady, Paul, 68:175
McReynolds, 62:136
McReynolds, Edwin C., review of Wallace, Frontier Lift in Oklahoma, 44:363-364
McReynolds, Frank, 34:169
McReynolds, James (Justice), 62:133, 137
McReynolds, Justice James Clark, 74:202
McRuer, Donald C., 26:264, 265, 355; 27:172, 346; 29:253, 254; 31:292
McShane, Joseph M., 72:10
McStay, G. E., 49:137
McTarnahan, Edith, 35:205
McTeman, John (attorney), 75:37
McVea, James, 13:32
McVeigh (San Francisco, 1854), 15:181
McVeigh, Lois H.,"Meetings of the Society," 16:89, 187-88, 286, 380-81; 17:89-90, 186; 18:85
McVickers, Henry, 16:326-27, 332
McWhirter, A., 59:9
McWhorter, M., 19:65
McWilliams, Carey, 31:25; 43:197, 206; 53:173-180; 60:32, 49, 67, 68, 74; 61:89, 215; 62:165; 65:198; 66:243; 68:158, 159 (photograph), 160-161, 162, 193, 212; 71:355-356, 357; 72:15; 74:3, 5-6, 17-18, 27-28, 32-33, 43, 96, 105, 109, 112, 114, 117, 176; 76[2-3]:176; 78:276; North From Mexico, 227-228, 292, 295; 294; 282; 79[2]:45, 47, 106, 108, 117, 118; California: The Great Exception, review, 55:371; review of Lavender, California: A Bicentennial History, 55:280-281; The Education of Carey McWilliams, review, 59:84; 75:36, 95, 253; 77[1-3]:130, 131, 134, 135, 139, 178, 181-83; 77[4]:78, 139, 190, 204, 245; see "Letters of George Sterling to Carey McWilliams," 46:235-252; Factories in the Field: The Story of Migratory Farm Labor in California, review, 53:173-176; North from Mexico: The Spanish Speaking People of the United States, review, 49:58-60
McWilliams, Carey, Jr., 68:161
McWilliams, Iris, 68:161, 164
McWilliams, John, 30:112
McWilliams, Mr. & Mrs.James K., 49:351
McWilliams, Robert L., 26:382-83; obituary, 34:378
"The Me Decade," 77[1-3]:148
Me-choop-da rancheria, 36:313-25; sweathouse, illustration, 36: opposite 320
Mea, Madam, 20:136
Meacham, George W., 27:370
Mead (Sacramento, 1859), 10:61
Mead, Elwood, 52:316; 74:26
Mead, Herman, 45:249
Mead, James D., 12:115
Mead, Lake, 22:19
Mead, Lewis Risdon, 33:374
Mead, Margaret, 74:295, 296
Mead, Orlando, 16:138
Mead, Warren B. and Sara P. (Sears), 28:294
Mead, William H., 29:291-92; 44:214, 215, 219
Meade & Company, 25:32
"Meadow Lake City and a Winter at Cisco in the Sixties," Clarence M. Wooster, 18:149-56
Meadow Lake City and mining district, 6:344; 18:22, 149-56, 366
Meadow Valley, 16:78; 17:78
Meadows, Don, book review by, 40:265-66; editor, The Cattle Drives of Joseph E. Pleasants from Baja California in 1867 and 1868, review, 48:264-265; Historic Place Names in Orange County, review, 46:86-87; review of Baur, Christmas on the American Frontier, 1800-1900, 41:354-355; review of Gerhard and Gulick Lower California Guidebook: A Descriptive Traveler's Guide, 42:61-62; review of Patterson, Landmarks of Riverside and the Stories Behind Them, 44:258-259; review of Thiessen-Hauschild, Die ersten Hamburger im Goldland Kalifornien, 49:277-278
Meadows, Eddie S., coauthor of California Soul: Music of African Americans in the West, review of, 78:62
Meadows, James, 15:240; 21:9; 22:221; 29:20, 26; 30:54
Meagher, Michael, 6:36
Meakin, Frederick, 35:354
Meander (ship), 11:381
Meaner (Weaver?; Yuba County, 1857), 9:140
Means, A., 9:40; 15:376
Means, H .H., 9:42
Meares, J. L., 57:73, 82
Meares, John, Voyages Made in the Years 1788 and 1789 from China to the North-West Coast of America, review, 49:77-78
Mears, Eliot Grinnell, 18:288
Measles Epidemic, see "James Ohio Pattie and the 1827-1828 Alta California Measles Epidemic," 52:28-36
Measures, see Weights and measures
Meat industry, 63:116-130
Meaubert, Adolph, 21:66
Mebius, Christian F., 9:320
Mecartea, Austin, 33:375
Mechanic's Institute Library, 66:42
Mechanics Pavilion, San Francisco, 57:321
Mechanics' Fair, San Francisco, 17:316; 20:266; 36:245
Mechanics' Institute Fruit Growers' Committee, 57:124
Mechanics' Institute Industrial Fair, San Francisco (1889), 61:255
Mechanics' Institute of San Francisco, 15:268, 273; 16:184, 337; 17:176; 19:149-52 passim, 286; 20:2; 25:4-12; 28:141; 35:135; 38:304-5; 39:289; 64:125; 71:10, 13, 30, 50, 119; Fair, 31, 52; First Industrial Exhibition, 28; 74:385; 79[2]:186, 194, 196
Mechanics' Lyceum, Fort Vancouver, 2:128
Mechanics' Monument, San Francisco, 55:129
Mechanics' Own (mining company), 23:163
Mechanics' Pavilion (1889), 53:339
Mechlin, Leila, 63:78
Mechoopda Indians, 68:14, 16-25 passim; 79[2]:93, 94
Mechoopda Presbyterian Church, 68:21
Meckel, Chris, 70:170
Mecombs family, 6:59-60
Mecombs, Hannah, see Clyman, Mrs. James
Mecombs, Isaac, 6:59-60; 16:133
Mecombs, Lambert, 6:59-61
Mecum (near Placerville, 1850), 26:297
Meda (ship), 15:282
Medana, Francisco, 42:326
Médanos, Point, [Medanos, Point] 25:319; see also Black Point
Medary, Samuel, 11:15
Medbury, Chauncey M. III, 63:102
Meddish, Donna Ricketts, 77[1-3]:86
Medea (play), 21:143, 174
Medeiros, Walter, 63:242
Medical Gazette, 28:9
A Medical Journey in California, by Pierre Garnier, Introduction by Doyce B. Nunis, Jr., review, 48:267-269
"Medical Observations of J. P. Leonard... 1849," editor Robert T. Legge, 29:211-16
Medical Topography, California, 50:122
Medicare, 75:8
Medicine and surgery: in Mexico and Spanish periods, 4:142-76, 284; 10:86, 404; 15:379; 18:68-69, 70, 71; in Amer. period, 4:177-206, 287-89; 6:377; 17:176; 18:76, 81, 168, 178, 282, 384; 19:75-76, 119, 123, 126, 127, 138, 139, 141, 374; 21:339-44 passim, 352-56 passim; 22:37, 42-63 passim; 23:191; 24:23, 354; 28:374-75; 29:170-71, 211-16; 31:13-31 passim; 37:216-17; education for, 4:177, 179, 188-200 passim, 205, 206; 5:93; 30:67-71; herbs used by Indians, 23:204; in Honolulu, 35:196; in Marysville, 14:395-96; in the mines, 4:178-84; 6:221, 222, 225, 243; 10:404; 24:23; see also Hospitals
Medicine on the frontier, 74:232
Medicines, cultivation, 45:51-54; see "Climatotherapy in California," 50:111-130
Médicis, Le (ship), [Medicis, Le] 11:341; 19:27, 380
Medico-Chirurgical Association, 4:182, 188
Medill, W., 26:323-24
Medina, F. P., 24:265
Medina, Harold, 45:333
Mediterranean Revival architecture, 74:36 (photo); 106
Medley, Samuel G., 8:86
Medora (vessel), 46:298
Medway Colony, 25:174
Meek Cut-Off (of the Oregon Trail), 74:159-160
Meek, Jason S., 8:198
Meek, Joe, 42:305
Meek, John, 12:146; 13:353; 14:342; 23:331
Meek, Joseph Lafayette, 4:6, 155-56 (?), 279, 291; 19:312, 314; 25:140
Meek, Lois, 53:27
Meek, Stephen Hall, 4:6, 281; 19:135, 312
Meek, Stephen L., 74:159
Meek, Thomas, 12:138, 226; 23:331
Meek, William B., 8:198, 208; 15:285
Meek, William, 52:18
Meeker, David, 9:36; 47:258; 75:218, 219
Meeker, Ezra, 70:345
Meeks, Joseph, see Meek, Joseph L.
Meeks, Washington, 9:36; 75:218, 219
Meeks, William Newton, 26:71, 75; 33:374
Meers, John R., "The California Wine and Grape Industry and Prohibition," 46:19-32
Meese, Ed, 72:370
Meese, Edwin, 70:284-285
Meetings of the Society, 3:95-101, 204-9, 302-3, 398; 4:95-102, 210-12, 301-2, 399-402; 5:93-100, 205-6, 414-17; 6:102-6, 197-99, 285-87, 380-82; 7:95-99; 200-201, 289, 410; 8:90-94, 187, 283, 386-87; 9:90-93, 188, 292, 407-8; 10:91-94, 206-7, 307, 413; 11:88-91, 188-89, 295, 389-90; 12:84-87, 180, 366-67; 13:88, 188-89, 284, 411; 14:86-87, 186-87, 283, 410-11; 15:89-92, 192-93, 286-87, 382-83; 16:89-92, 187-88, 286, 380-81; 17:89-92, 185-86, 285, 356; 18:85-90, 184-85, 286, 376; 19:89-94, 187-88, 282, 375-76; 20:83-88, 282-83, 376-77; 21:82-88, 183-84, 225-38, 278, 363-71, 374; 22:84-87, 183, 374-75; 23:80-88, 180-81, 380; 24:184-85, 282, 376; 25:85-86, 185-87, 372-74; 26:83-88, 371-76; 27:75, 85-89, 178-83, 280-82, 376-78; 28:86, 88-89, 184-86, 276-78, 372-73; 29:73-80, 184-86, 373-77; 30:84-86, 274-78, 375-79; 31:83-88
Méfret, Georges, [Mefret, Georges] 39:240
Méfret, Xavier, [Mefret, Xavier] 39:224, 239-40, 242
Megalia (Dogtown), 10:251
Megquier, Mary Jane, 75:93; 78:241; 79[2]:11, 19, 154, 156, 159, 216, 305
Megunsticook (ship), 16:346
Mehner, William, 8:358
Mehta, Zubin, 60:95
Meier, Matt S., review of Keisler, By the Sweat of Their Brow: Mexican Immigrant Labor in the United States, 1900-1940, 56:184
Meier, Matt S., review of Kiser, editor, Mexican Workers in the United States: Historical and Political Perspectives, 58:365
Meier, Matt, 74:292
Meiggs' Wharf, 15:370; 16:347; 17:196; 19:237; 25:342; 26:7; 77[4]:221
Meiggs, Henry "Honest Harry", 1:9; 13:299; 15:177, 269, 271, 275; 16:337; 17:172, 359; 19:230, 236; 20:335; 21:383; 23:179; 25:335, 341-42; 30:1, 5, 7, 163; 33:327; 50:47; 5 :143; 77[4]:221, 222; article on, 17:195-207; facsimile resolution congratulating, 17: opposite 200; photograph, 17: opposite 195
Meiggs, John G., 9:26, 29; 15:177, 182; 16:337; 17: 197; 25:342
Meiggs, Mount, 17:201
"Meiggsville," 50:47
Meighan, Clement W., and Francis A. Riddell, The Maru Cult of the Pomo Indians: A California Ghost Dance Survival, review, 52:177-178
Meighan, Clement W., and Robert F. Heizer, 31:189; "Archaeological Exploration of Sixteenth-Century Indian Mounds at Drake's Bay," 31:99-108
Meigs, Montgomery Cunningham, 28:162; 31:44, 47
Meihl, Charles, 9:356
Meihl, Mrs. (Yuba County, 1857), 9:139
Meiji Japan, 73:46
Mein, Charles, 7:292
Mein, William Wallace, 20:384
Meinecke, Emilio, 69:113
Meinig, D. W., The Shaping of America: A Geographical Perspective on 500 Years of History. Volume 2. Continental America, 1800-1867, review, 74:119
Meir, Frederick H., 60:293
Meisenbach, Robert, 78:200
Meissner, Daniel, author of "Bridging the Pacific: California and the China Flour Trade,", 76[1, 4]:82-93
Meister, Dick and Anne Lofris, A Long Time Coming: The Struggle to Unionize America's Farm Workers, review, 56:372-373
Meister, Dick, 66:65
Mejicas, Louise, 16:285
Mel, Louis, 54:157
Melado (Melhado(?); San Francisco, 1850), 34:241-42
Melaney v. Gaylord and Stoddard, 10:179
Melbius, C. F., 27:174
Meléndez Valdés, Salvador, [Melendez Valdes, Salvador] 10:338
Melendez, Padre, 74:232
Meléndez, Sebastian, [Melendez, Sebastian] 7:298-300, 377, 385-90 passim
Melendrez, Antonio, 12:318-22
Melendy, Brett and Benjamin F. Gilbert, The Governors of California: From Peter H. Burnett to Edmund G. Brown, review, 45:368-369
Melendy, H. Brett, 38:88; "Two Men and a Mill...," 38:59-71
Melendy, H. Brett, review of Chan, Asian Americans, 71:440
Melendy, H. Brett, review of Cornford, Workers and Dissent in the Redwood Empire, 67:199-200
Melendy, H. Brett, review of La Brack, The Sikhs of Northern California, 1904-1975, 69:69-70
Melendy, H. Brett, review, Becoming Americans: Asian Sojourners, Immigrants, and Refugees in the Western United States, by Tricia Knoll, 62:229
Melendy, Howard Burton, 30:382; 39:81; "Orleans Bar," 39:53-59
Melendy, John M., and Mrs. John M. (Nellie Clark), 30:382
Melies, Gaston, 47:122
Mellen, Charles S., 70:32-33
Mellett, Lowell, 52:334
Mello Act, 73:147
Mello, Henry, 73:147
Mello, Joe C., 76[1, 4]:106
Mellon, Andrew, 69:346
Mellon, John, 22:156, 159-61, 165, 166
Mellon, Thomas, 74:392
Mellus & Howard, 3:37; 14:202, 346; 18:36, 70; 19:321; 27:106, 251; 28:113, 253-54; 34:26; 51:24, 27
Mellus, Howard & Co., 77[4]:214
Mellus, Francis, 8:295, 297, 301-2; 9:95; 13:347; 18:36, 67, 70
Mellus, George (Jorge), 47:73, 74
Mellus, George, 34:244
Mellus, Henry, 1:235, 249; 5:304-5; 6:80; 8:295, 297, 301, 302; 9:95; 11:71-72, 75, 135, 136, 142; 13:54, 218, 347; 14:332, 346; 17:139-40, 253, 294, 335; 18:36, 47, 50, 52-53, 60; 19:49; 23:201-2, 215, 254; 27:106, 110, 250, 251; 38:334, 340
Mellus, Henry, 48:338; 54:324
Mellus, Henry, 56:120
Mellus, Mrs. Francis (Adelaida Johnson), 1:258
Mellus, Mrs. Henry (Anita Johnson), 1:249, 258
Melnick, Mimi and Robert, "Manhole Covers: Artifacts in the Streets," 55:352-363
Melodeon, Marysville, 9:265, 280
Melodeon, Sacramento, 9:251, 256; 10:272, 274, 279, 281, 361
Melodeon, San Francisco, 21:43
Melone, R., 24:237
Melones, 22:77, 83
Meloney, Aaron R., 9:273, 381, 397; 10:51, 74
Melons, 4:365, 369; 5:131, 275; 11:37; 12:193; 27:260; 28:237; 29:173
"Melpomene on the Half Shell," by Donald C. Biggs, 33:39-47
Melquiond, Cyr, 39:246
Melrose (place), 38:160-61
Melrose, Andrew, 69:141
Melton, F. C., 31:20
Melville, Emelie, 19:97, 98; 21:243; 35:142; address,"Memones of the Past," 7:200-201
Melville, John, 16:341; 17:82
Melvin, Adoma L., 13:296
MELVYL (online catalog), 77[1-3]:84
Membership and Public Support of CHS, 76:Supp. 7
Memmi, Albert, 74:292
"Memoirs of Hon. William M. Gwin," editor William H. Ellison, 19:1-26, 157-84, 256-77, 344-67
"Memoirs of Lemuel Clarke McKeeby," 3:45-72, 126-70
"Memoirs of Theodor Cordua," editor and translator Erwin G. Gudde, 12:279-311
Memoirs, by Richard Nixon, 73:222, 224, 238
"Memonal of Pedro Calderon y Henriquez," editor and translator Henry R. Wagner, 23:219-25
"Memories of Ina Coolbrith," address by Mrs. Finlay Cook, 11:188
Memories of Mark Twain and Steve Gillis, by Gillis, review, 3:196-99
"Memories of the Past," address by Emelie Melville, 7:200-201
Memory and Imagination: The Legacy of Maidu Artist Frank Day, by Rebecca Dobkins, review of, 77[1-3]:191-92
"A Memory of Byways," by Lawrence Clark Powell, 63:84-87
Memphis, Tennessee, 77[4]:264
men, dominate the Gold Rush country, 77[1-3]:6, 58
"Men on the Road: Early Twentieth Century Surveys of Itinerant Labor in California," by Gregory R. Woirol, 70:192-205
Men to Match the Mountains, by Lloyd Thorpe, review, 53:186-187
"Men Who Met the Yankees in 1846, The," by Helen V. Shubert, 13:43-55
Men's clubs, San Francisco, 65:101-103
Ménard, François, [Menard, Francois] 21:336; 26:45
Menchnikov, Princess, 73:105
Mencken, George L., 46:240-249 passim
Mencken, H. L., 60:101
Mendaña, Alvaro de, [Mendana, Alvaro de] 7:228-32
Mendell, George H., 58:286
Mendelsohn, H., 19:291-92, 297
Mendelsohn, Peter, 74:389, 391
Mendelson Hotel, 74:56
Mendelson, Max, 74:51
Mendenhall, E. T., 13:12, 15, 17
Mendenhall, Elvira Ellen, 13:12
Mendenhall, O. T., 56:146
Mendenhall, T. C., 46:8
Mendenhall, William M., 30:4
"Mendez v. Westminster: Race, Nationality and Segregation in California Schools," by Charles Wollenberg, 53:317-332
Mendez, Gonzalo, 53:317-332 passim
Mendheim, H., 30:357
Mendocino Beacon (newspaper), 50:50
Mendocino City, 30:164, 165
Mendocino coast, 73:105; 77[4]:255
Mendocino County, 76[2-3]:20; 77[1-3]:99; 77[4]:278; book on, review, 5:92; early settlers in, see "Anderson Valley"; Indians in, see Indians; lumbering in, see Lumber
Mendocino County, see "...it is a dangerous-looking place," 50:43-58
Mendocino Indian Reservation, 27:216, 219; 30:164-68 passim, 170; 49:215
Mendocino State Hospital, 75:88
"Mendocino War," 30:167
Mendocino, Cape, 3:5, 6, 11-12, 20, 220; 7:26, 302, 359, 366, 378, 392; 8:55; 9:208, 217, 237; 10:330, 335; 18:319; 23:222; 25:112; 27:291; 30:162, 164; on map, 7:368
Mendonca, Mariano, 76[1, 4]:101
Mendonsa, Fred, 76[1, 4]:1(15, 106
Mendota, 11:260
Mendoza (place), 18:150
Mendoza y Luna, Juan de (Marqués de Montesclaros [Marques de Montesclaros]), 50:196
Mendoza y Luna, Juan de, 8:44-49 passim, 69
Mendoza, Antonio de, 3:262-64, 370, 387-97 passim; 6:299-303, 307-31 passim; 7:20, 22-23, 55, 59, 136-39, 141, 296, 366; 53:14; 76[2-3]:82, 83
Mendoza, Daniel, 53:334
Mendoza, Diego de, 8:44, 45, 50
Mendoza, Diego, 74:51
Mendoza, Diego Hurtado de, 76[2-3]:80-81
Mendoza, Francisco and Linda, 19:216
Mendoza (Mendonca), John R., 76[1, 4]:101
Mendoza, Juan de, 2:155
Mendoza, Mariano José, [Mendoza, Mariano Jose] 6:163
Mendoza, Vicente T. (musicologist), 78:168
Menendez, Antonio, 54:69
Menéndez, José Antonio, [Menendez, Jose Antonio] 23:318, 332
Menéndez, Salvador, [Menendez, Salvador] 15:60
Meneses, Miguel (musician), 78:185
Meneuchin, Louis, 56:27
Menges, M., 22:251
Mengis (San Francisco, 1854), 15:166, 167, 175
Menke, Frank, 63:12
Menken, Adah Isaacs, 20:243; 21:58-60, 141-42, 145, 164; 79[2]:291
Menken, Alexander Isaac, 21:58, 59
Menlo Park, 78:16
Menn, Richard-joseph, 67:162, 164, 167
Mennonites, 74:188
Meno, Antoniode, 3:309, 311, 363-65; 19:242
Mensch, Fred, 19:371
Mentor (ship), 12:230
Menuhin, Yehudi, 56:27
Menzies, Archibald, 8:386; 9:223; 10:338; 11:383; 14:117; 15:60; 18:336-37; 24:337; Journal, editor Alice Eastwood, 2:265-340; Journal of Vancouver's Voyage, editor Newcombe, review, 2:256-57
Menzies, Robert H., 21:288; address,"Various Phases of Marin County History," 29:373-74
Menzies, Thomas, 1:288; 29:373
Mercado, Father, 77[4]:211; see Vasquez del Mercado, Jesus Maria
Mercado, Mariano, 70:208
Mercantile Library Association, 66:55, 63; 79[2]:300
Mercantile Library Building, 59:20
Mercantile Library, Sacramento, 30:103; 38:298
Mercantile Library, San Francisco, 7:278; 12:20, 22, 23; 15:164, 183, 268, 270; 17:176, 179, 182; 28:134-35, 141, 142; 29:260; 30:249, 358; 31:244; 38: opposite 295, 300-303, 312, 334; illustration, 38: opposite 295; 57:150, 151
Mercantile Life Insurance Company, 31:298
Mercantile Trust Company, 32:375; see also American Trust Company
mercantilism, 76[2-3]:113
Mercator, Gerard, maps by, 1:49; 3:266; 6:294; 7:184
Merced (California), 18:25; 74:183; 76[2-3]:272
Merced Banner, Snelling, 20:164, 165
Merced County, 76[1, 4]:106
Merced County, assessor's field book, 33:376
Merced Mining Company, 21:326; 34:335-36; lawsuit, 10:264
Merced River, 4:4; 20:101, 114; 23:259, 368, 369; 28:324, 331-32, 335; 55:37; 76[2-3]:28, 66; 79[2]:320
Merced Theater. See Teatro Merced
Merced, Laguna de, 30:338
Merced Slough, 75:133
Mercedes (ship), 30:99
Mercer's Bells: The Journal of a Reporter, by Conant, review, 40:255-56
Mercer, Asa, 40:256
Mercer, Walter, 30:247
Mercer, William F., 19:320-21
Mercer-Fraser Construction Company, 60:216, 223, 225
Merchant (Yuba County, 1857), 9:146
Merchant, Carolyn, editor, Green Versus Gold: Sources in California's Environmental History, review of, 78:117
Merchant, Frederick George, 15:167; 28:294
Merchant, Mrs. Frederick George (Theresa Leonora Perabeau), 28:294
Merchantman (ship), 22:171, 172, 173
merchants, 77[4]:80, 87
Merchants and Manufacturers Association, 55:17, 21; 72:30
Merchants Fire Insurance Company, 26:254, 258; 27:270
Merchants Hotel, Marysville, 3:160; 8:340, 341, 356; 9:267; 10:61, 167, 185-89 passim, 246, 250, 261, 273, 364, 371; 33:292
Merchants Mutual Marine Insurance Company, 26:351, 355; 27:66
Merchants' and Manufacturers' Association, 60:56
Merchants' Drayage and Warehouse Company, 35:67, 146
Merchants' Exchange, San Francisco, 10:374; 15:270, 271, 275, 280; 27:69, 200; 31:298; 38:297; 53:169; buildings, 26:73, 75; photograph, 15: opposite 163
Merchants' National Bank, San Diego, 35:358-61; 36:76
Mercier, Armand Theodore, obituary, 36:375-77
Mercier, Mme. R. J., 39:311
Mercure, Henry, 1:149
Mercury (American ship, 1807), 12:222, 223, 224; 13:205
Mercury (British ship, 1851), 8:275
Mercury (vessel), 46:113; 53:311, 314; 70:213
Mercury mines and mining, see Quicksilver mines
Mercury, San Jose (newspaper), 22:223-34, 355-64; 29:91
Mercury, 77[4]:29, 157, 198; see Quicksilver
Mercury: A History of Quicksilver, by Leonard Goldwater, 73:282
mercury, traded for furs, 76[2-3]:119, 282
Meredith, Assemblyman (1852), 45:8
Meredith, Charles T., 16:298, 303
Meredith, Henry, 6:343; 9:42
Meredith, William M., 19:17, 26
Mergado, Martin, "Non Recedet Memoria Ejus: The Story of Blessed Junipero Serra's Mission Carmel Grave," 67:150-167
Meridian lines, monuments for, 34:1-16 passim
M�rim�e, Prosper, 78:17
Meritt, John, 47:22
Merk, Frederick, inside front cover, 72: Winter
Merk, Frederick, The Oregon Question: Essays in Anglo-American Diplomacy and Politics, review, 48:260-261
Merkel, Louisa Philippina, 28:294
Merkel, Mrs. Frederika W. Amalia, 28:293
Merkey, Esther, 60:213
Merkulov, Nikolai, 64:293
Merle, A., 47:204
Mermaid (ship), 29:272
Merola, Gaetano, 25:250; 75:77
Meroney, Charles S., 32:26, 30, 32, 39-40
Merriam, C. Hart, 71:332, 336, 386, 388, 426, 427; 76[2-3]:50, 65
Merriam, Clinton Hart, 2:344; 4:5, 24, 53, 57; 10:302; "Earliest Crossing of the Deserts of Utah and Nevada: Route of Jedediah S. Smith in 1826," 2:228-36; "Jedediah Smith's Route across the Sierra in 1827," 3:25-29; address,"A Regrettable Chapter in California History," 2:369; obituary, 21:284-86
Merriam, Frank Finley, 36:110, 257, 260; 37:274, 348
Merriam, Frank, 49:299; 51:221, 222; 63:214, 220, 306, 310, 311, 312; 64:147, 150; 76[1, 4]:129; see "Raymond L. Haight and the Commonwealth Progressive Campaign of 1934," 43:219-230, portrait between 208 & 209
Merriam, C. Hart (anthropologist) 79[2]:337
Merriam, Hart, 63:139
Merriam, John C., 63:143
Merriam, Lawrence, 69:204 (photograph)
Merriam, W. H., 44:219
Merrifield, Daniel, 15:169
Merrihew, James, Jr., 13:31
Merril, Frances E., 28:292
Merrill (Marysville, 1854), 8:201
Merrill (Sacramento, 1849), 37:139
Merrill House, San Francisco, 11:142
Merrill, Andrew, 26:204
Merrill, Annis, 16:80
Merrill, Don and Daisy, 37:217
Merrill, Emma Jane, 28:292
Merrill, George, 65:210
Merrill, H. D., 14:278
Merrill, J. M., 9:26; 15:276, 277, 282
Merrill, Jesse, 9:153, 156
Merrill, John Alexander, 71:482
Merrill, John C., 29:252, 254; 31:292
Merrill, John H., 16:130; 27:362, 369
Merrill, John, 2:139
Merrill, Judge (Marysville, 1859), 10:183-87 passim
Merrill, L. S., 3:65
Merrill, Mrs. John F., 13:288
Merrill, Nathaniel, 30:55
Merrill, R. R., 10:174
Merrill, Samuel Ingham, 44:206-215 passim
Merrimac (ship), 20:233; 38:61
Merriman & Tucker, 10:180
Merriman, E. R., 19:64, 73
Merrit, Henry, 52:344
Merrithew, Captain (of Acadia, 1857), 22:169
Merritt Business College, 71:410
Merritt, Dr. Samuel, 59:23
Merritt, Emma Sutro, 57:314
Merritt, Emma, 31:297
Merritt, Ezekiel, 1:73, 75, 80, 134; 3:119; 6:137, 139-40, 273, 374; 7:79; 13:107-8; 15:237; 17:219-24 passim, 240, 274, 275, 340; 18:297, 311; 24:57; 25:122-23; 28:265; 29:134, 262-67 passim, 275; 29:334, 335
Merritt, Frank, 6:36
Merritt, Harry, 30:222
Merritt, Isaac, 26:265
Merritt, Israel, 45:117
Merritt, Josiah, 29:20-21, 25
Merritt, Lake, 4:211; 30:10
Merritt, Ralph P., 4:50; 64:60-61, 62
Merritt, Ralph, 64:185, 186
Merritt, Samuel A., 10: opposite 48, 62, 273, 278, 288, 290, 377; 11:9; 32:148, 158
Merritt, Samuel, 15:164; 25:100; 26:262, 264, 265; 27:173, 197
Merritt, Stanley F., 70:99
Merritt, Wesley, 30:290, 298, 304
Merriwell, Frank, 70:186
Merrow, Captain (of Magnoha, 1851), 12:109
Merry, William Lawrence, 25:285
Merryhoff, Baron, 23:319
Merryman, J. H., 21:34
Merryman, James, 6:16
Mertens, Karl Heinrich, 18:336, 337, 345
Mervine, William {Captain], 1:289; 2:73, 165, 167, 168; 3:105, 109-18 passim, 180, 187; 5:301; 7:84; 8:258; 9:82; 10:101, 124-27 passim; 11:210; 12:41-45 passim, 58, 166, 168; 13:303; 17:131, 137, 138, 228, 282, 334-40 passim; 18:35, 73-84 passim; 20:216, 233; 21:12, 14-15, 19, 223; 22:51; 25:125, 197; 29:333, 334, 335; 54:225; 76[2-3]:331; correspondence, 6:368-70; 11:208-9; 12:41-42; 18:76; orders to Marston, 10:124; see "Carrillo's Flying Artillery," 48:339-346 passim
Meryon, Charles, 53:18; 54:346
Mesa Grande (Digueno village), 26:27, 34, 53; 79[2]:99
mesa oak (Quecus engelmannii), 76[2-3]:26
Mesa, Ann Gertrudis Lopez, 55:330
Mesa, Antonio and Ana Gertrudis (López [Lopez]), 13:200, 201, 202
Mesa, Antonio, 55:330-336 passim
Mesa, battle of the, see La Mesa
Mesa, José Antonio, [Mesa, Jose Antonio] 12:25, 29
Mesa, José Miguel, [Mesa, Jose Miguel] 12:25
Mesa, Juan Prado, 15:61; 16:353, 369; 17:52, 143-44, 149; 29:157
Mesa, Luis, 21:320
Mesa, Mrs. Rafael (Maria Antonia), 27:135
Mesa, Rafael, 55:331, 332
Mesa, Valeno de, 14:6
Mescal Land and Water Company, 40:217
Mescal, 21:220; 31:119, 263, 267
Meshaw, John J., 75:201, 202
Mesick, Richard S., 9:65, 78, 107, 113-14, 116, 364-65; 10:251, 285, 357-59, 362, 364, 385; 15:35
Mesmer, Joseph, 13:345
Mesmer, Lucile, 72:6
Mesnager, Georges, 39:331
Mesquite, 1:68; 18:116, 118; 25:292-303 passim, 306
Messager, Le, San Francisco, 16:344; 30:264; 39:145-47, 349
Messener, H. H., 45:45, 49-50
Messenger of Destiny:...Archibald H. Gillespie, by Marti, review, 40:162-65
Messer, Nathaniel T., Jr., 30:302
Messerve, Theodore, 34:348
Messmaker, Captain (of Ceres, 1849), 5:6-7, 20, 26, 28, 141
Messner, Sam, 56:20
mestizos, 76[2-3]:7, 9
Metal & Thermit Corporation, 27:94-95
Metal Polishers, Cooks and Waiters and Butchers (union), 62:198, 199
Metamora (play), 21:54
Metate, 15:105
Metaxas, General John, 60:130
Metcalf (or Metcaffe), Peter, 34:243; lawsuit v. Argenti, 34:244-49
Metcalf, Helen Broughall (Mrs. Stephen),"The California French Filibusters in Sonora," 18:3-21, 96
Metcalf, Homer, 26:135
Metcalf, Julia T., 72:17
Metcalf, Lawrence, 65:256
Metcalf, Victor H., 26:90; 28:345; 38:356; 66:36; 75:94
Metcalf, Victor, 50:297, 307
Metcalfe, Ralph, 63:16 (photograph), 21
Meteor (ship), 16:81
Methodist Book Concern, 30:255; 32:128
Methodist Church of Colored People of Sacramento City, 75:202
Methodist Episcopal Church South, 10:359; 20:165-66; 27:304, 308; 29:55; 32:51, 120-21, 128, 132, 134, 139; 40:327
Methodist Episcopal Church, 3:36; 5:416-17; 6:227, 283, 284; 15:41-42, 57; 16:130; 26:163-74 passim; 27:304; 32:51-55 passim, 124-31 passim; 35:68; 40:327-39; 56:198-199; 75:237; see also Methodists
Methodist General Conference, 62:36
Methodist Ministers Union, 62:36
Methodist mission school, Alaska, 76[1, 4]:22
Methodist Missionary Society, 32:120
Methodist Southern California Conference, 62:28
"Methodist Trumpeter," see Briggs, Martin
Methodist University of the Pacific, 56:202
Methodists, 2:136; 15:41-42; 16:140; 18:319, 327; 21:6, 7; 24:60, 263; 26:163-74 passim; 27:124; 28:291; 29:55; 31:1-11; 32:120-21, 122, 128, 129, 132; 74:28, 377; 79[2]:269; see also Methodist Episcopal Church
Metric system, Mexican law establishing, 30:325, 326, 335
Metro Goldwyn Mayer Archives, 75:90
Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer Studios, 52:327; 59:194
Metropolitan (ship), 15:282
Metropolitan Art Commission (Los Angeles), 62:166
Metropolitan colonialism, 64:254-263
Metropolitan Homestead Association, San Francisco, 15:367-70 passim
Metropolitan Hotel, San Francisco, 10:50, 72, 276, 281, 285, 357, 373; 11:10; 22:82
Metropolitan Insurance Company, 26:256, 258
Metropolitan Minstrels, 20:314; 64:120
Metropolitan Museum of Art, 76[1, 4]:110
Metropolitan Opera, 76[1, 4]:110
Metropolitan Opera Ballet, 75:79
Metropolitan Opera Company, 33:39
Metropolitan Saloon, Coloma, 38:318
Metropolitan Theatre, Sacramento, 10:51, 74-75, 277; 21:160
Metropolitan Theatre, San Francisco, 7:283; 10:371, 376, 381, 388, 389, 393, 394; 14:411; 15:163-84 passim, 266-81 passim, 366, 367, 371, 375; 16:84, 183, 283, 285, 344; 20:2, 304, 305, 307; 21:41, 42, 52-56 passim, 62-68 passim, 145, 146, 152, 163-68 passim, 178, 180; 23:73, 112; 33:43
Metropolitan Troupe, 9:144, 176
Metropolitan Water District (MWD), 55:106, 113, 116; 67:13; 74:10
Mettini (Kashaya village), 75:359
Mettler, Edwin M., 34:169
Metzenbaum, Howard, 66:243
Metzger, Alfred, 25:236, 242; 65:251
Metzger, Constance, photograph, 54:309
Metzger, Daniel Jack, 54:305-306, photograph, 309
Metzger, William, 22:159, 173-74
Meuse (ship), 5:8, 9; 20:71; 22:292
Mewhirter, A. L., 25:382
Mexicali Valley, Mexico, 47:27; 52:299
Mexicali, Mexico, 47:240
Mexican American (The): A Selected and Annotated Bibliography, by the Center for Latin American Studies, review, 49:163-164
Mexican American theater, 74:245-261
Mexican American women entrepreneurs, 74:263-279
Mexican Americans in California, 74: Fall 1995 issue
Mexican Americans, 47:127; 50:226-227; see "Chicano Control of Chicano History: a Review of Selected Literature," 52:170-175; "The Function of Anglo-American Racism in the Political Development of Chicanos," 50:321-337; "Irish-Born Champion of the Mexican-Americans," 49:233-249; "Mendez v Westminster: Race, Nationality and Segregation in California Schools," 53:317-332; "The Pre-World War II Mexican-American: an Interpretation, 45:325-338; "Race and Class in Rural California: The El Monte Berry Strike of 1933," 51:155-164; music of, in California, 78:161-188; prejudice against in southern California, 164; theater companies of, 178
"Mexican Background of Mining Exploitation in California, The," address by John S. Fox, 18:184
Mexican Californians, 15:109; 25:289-91, 312-18 passim; 32:298; see also Spanish Californians
Mexican Central Rairoad, 67:106
Mexican consulate, 74:78
Mexican culture in southern California, 72:198-99
Mexican culture, 74:252-253, 255, 258; 77[1-3]:22, 46
"Mexican Eagle" Company, 50:61
Mexican folk theater, 74:246
Mexican folklore, 74:257
"Mexican Frank," 3:259-60
Mexican Frontier, 1821-1846 (The): The American Southwest Under Mexico, by David T. Weber, review, 63:260-261
Mexican government, 74:164, 235, 237
Mexican holidays, 74:252
Mexican immigrants, 74:264
Mexican Independence Day, 74:67 (photo)
Mexican Independence, 74:254
"Mexican Insurgent Provisional Coinage," by Roy Hill, 27:132
Mexican laborers, 58:352-353
Mexican Land Grants, 77[4]:138, 143; see "California's Embattled Settlers," 41:99-130; "Pre-Henry George Land Warfare in California," 46:121-148
Mexican Longhorn, 59:105
Mexican Mesta (The): The Administration of Ranching in Colonial Mexico, by William H. Dusenberg, review, 44:171-172
Mexican Mine, Nevada, 11:61; 12:327; 17:77
Mexican mines, 73:280, 283
Mexican Museum (San Francisco, California), 74:372, 393
Mexican period in California, see Mexico: California under rule of
Mexican Players (theater group), 74:244 (photo), 246-248, 250 (and photo), 251 (photo), 252, 253 (and photo), 254, 255 (and photo), 256, 257 (and photo), 258, 259 (and photo), 260, 261 (and photo)
Mexican Revolution (1910), 47:329-342 passim
Mexican Revolution of 1822, 60:32
Mexican Revolution, 74:74, 246
Mexican Secularization Act of 1833, 76[1, 4]:82
Mexican Serenade, by Pauline Deuel, 74:256
Mexican Spy Company: United States Covert Operations in Mexico, 1845-1848, by A. Brooke Caruso, review, 71:541-542
Mexican Steam Navigation Company, 17:80
"Mexican Trade between Santa Fe and Los Angeles," by Eleanor Lawrence, 10:27-39
Mexican War (1846), 70:357-360; 73:108, 116
"Mexican War and the Conquest of California, The," by Thomas Kearny, 8:251-61
Mexican War in Baja California (The): The Memorandum of Captain Henry W. Halleck Concerning his Expeditions in Lower California, 1846-1848, edited by Doyce B. Nunis, Jr., review, 57:195
Mexican War Journal and Letters of Ralph W. Kirkham (The), editor by Robert Ryal Miller, review, 71:281
Mexican War of 1848, 74:235, 237-240, 242, 329
Mexican War, 1:207; 2:161, 246-51; 3:88, 109, 110, 113, 253; 5:311; 10:111; 12:37, 49; 13:116; 14:327; 16:78, 196, 304; 17:306-7; 19:118, 162, 175, 331; 20:12, 196, 209, 345, 365; 21:23, 193, 304; 23:259, 262, 270, 280, 294, 351, 359; article on, 8:251-61; Battle of Sacramento, 18:230, 231, 233, 246-47; veterans, 34:39, in Civil War, 31:230; see also Conquest of California
Mexican War, 1846-1848 (The), by K. Jack Bauer, review, 54:90-91
Mexican War, see "Insurents on the Baja Peninsula: Henry Halleck's Journal of the War in Lower California, 1847- 1848," 54:221-244
Mexican Workers and American Dreams: Immigration, Repatriation, and California Farm Labor, 1900-1939, by Camille Guerin-Gonzales, review, 75:371-372
Mexican worker's church, 74:80
Mexican workers in the United States: Historical and Political Perspectives, editor by George C. Kiser and Martha Woody Kiser, review, 58:365
Mexican-American garment workers, 72:20, 30-31
Mexican-American War (The): An Annotated Bibliography, compiled and edited by Norman E. Tutarow, review, 60:379-380
Mexican-American War, 60:29; 75:226; 76[2-3]:5, 6, 10, 137, 174, 219, 361; in California, 148, 331-55; 77[4]:86, 211, 233
Mexican-American War (book), 76[2-3]:350
Mexican-Americans, Santa Barbara, 56:232-324
Mexican-California, 46:54-55; see "The California Land Act of 1851," 50:395-430; "John Forster - a California Ranchero," 48:37-44; "Their Pride, Their Manners, and Their Voices: Sources of the Traditional Portrait of the Early Californians," 53:71-82
Mexicana (vessel, ship), 10:315-33 passim, 341; 43:137; 49:50; 76[2-3]:101
Mexicano (ship), 37:112, 116, 118
Mexicans in California, 5:372-73; 13:165, 383; 17:15; 24:158; 28:76; 37:193-95, 201; on farms, 25:314; in gold region, 11:243, 324, 331; 12:73; 21:358-62; 24:344, 345; 35:37-46; in gold rush, 19:324-26, 333; 27:162, 163 (see also Sonorans); patriotic clubs of, 37:193-94, 201; in San Francisco, 5:354; 22:271, 360; in Stockton, 23:367; soldiers, 11:220-21; see also Cholos
Mexicans in Los Angeles, see "The Once and Future Majority," 60:24-25
"Mexicans in the California Mines, 1848-53," by Richard H. Morefield, 35:37-46
Mexicans, 73:64, 66, 183, 270, 273, 276, 311; 74:25, 47, 52, 56, 64-66, 74-75, 78, 80-81, 164, 228, 261, 281, 287, 297; 75:94; deportation, 86, 228, 229, 253; 76[2-3]:5; 76[1, 4]:96; 77[1-3]:39, 64; discrimination against in Gold Rush, 32; 77[4]:244, 245; banned from mines, 9; laborers in gold fields, 84, 151; see also Immigration, Labor, Hispanics
Mexicans, San Francisco, 61:284
Mexico City (Mexico), 74:231, 330
Mexico Through Russian Eyes, 1806-1840, by William Harrison Richardson, review, 68:44-45
Mexico, 42:205, 209,211, 216; 43:20, 21, 123-124; 44:323-331; 46:61-64 passim; 75:14, 199, 222, 309, 311, 315, 322, 355; 76[2-3]:3, 10, 14, 92, 98, 116, 130; 77[1-3]:38, 51, 58, inside front cover, Fall (volume 77); and California, 76[2-3]:49, 64, 129; independence struggle of, 76[2-3]:120, 129, 160; see "Corte's and the First Attempt to Colonize California," 53:4-16 passim; "Early California Propaganda: The Works of Fray Antonio de la Ascencion," 50:195-205 passim; "Reginald del Valle: a California Diplomat's Sojourn in Mexico," 47:315-328; "Standard Oil and the Financing of the Mexican Revolution, 50:59-71; "The Politics of Reclamation," 52:292-325; 55:343, 344; 73:117, 143, 289, 290, 294; 74:4, 64, 75-76, 78, 118 (photo), 233, 240, 246, 248, 258, 281-282, 288; 77[4]:ix, 69, 155, 193, 200, 234, 285; miners from, 5, 37, 82, 86; mining technology in, 28, 39
Mexico, War with, see Conquest of California; Mexican War
Mexico: boundary between U.S. and, 5:321-24 passim; 9:3-15; 19:2, 13, 178, 217-18; 34:125; maps showing, 5: opposite 321; 9: opposite 6, opposite 12; California National Guard on border, 34:157-71; California under rule of, 1:26-34; 167-72; 4:151-76; 11:33-34, 199, 221, 339, 342, 343; 17:248-52; 27:333-36; 33:279; Confederate scheme to march through, 34:149-54; debt of, to British bondholders, 11:33; 17:21-22; 18:136-47 passim; exclusion of foreigners from California by, 11:199; Gillespie's letters from, 17:124-30; 18:219-28; journeys through (1848-49); 1:59-62; 18:121-22, 125-27, 229-42; 21:293-98, 321; 23:261-74; lands offered to foreigners, 37:202-3; under Maximilian, 13:38-41 passim; 37:193, 212; moves for independence of California from, 11:33; 12:37, 48-49; 15:242-43; 23:326-28 (see also Alvarado revolution; Bear Flag revolt); races and casts of, 13:232-33; relations between England, France and, 11:33, 195-99 passim; 17:21-22, 125; 18:136-47 (see also French Consulate); between U.S. and, 11:202, 344; 12:37; 19:3 (see also Mexican War); schemes for colonization of, 13:39-41; 18:143; 37:202-8; see also Mexicans; Sonora
Mexico City, 75:315; 76[2-3]:114, 120, 150, 159
Meyer (San Francisco, 1866), 36:297, 299, 300
Meyer and Pierce decisions, 62:137
Meyer, Anton J., 25:219
Meyer, Captain (of Falmouth, 1855), 22:22, 168
Meyer, Carl, 12:65; 15:287, 332-33; 18:181
Meyer, Charles, 74:385
Meyer, Daniel, 35:358-59
Meyer, Eugene and Harriet (Newmark), 22:95; 35:184-85
Meyer, Frederick, 15:302-3
Meyer, J. Henry, 26:84-85
Meyer, Larry L., "The Games Schools Play," 63:32-37
Meyer, Louis, 66:178
Meyer, Marcus R., 19:99
Meyer, Margaretha, 65:275
Meyer, Martin (1913), 58:174
Meyer, Michael C., Water in the Hispanic Southwest: A Social and Legal History, 1550-1850, review, 67:62-63
Meyer, Pete, 66:178
Meyer, Rosa W., 28:294
Meyer, Rosalie, see Stern, Mrs. Sigmund
Meyer, Samuel, 13:335
Meyer, Theo F., 70:82
Meyer, Theodore, 64:7
Meyer, William, 31:340
Meyer, Yitzhak, 56:29
Meyerfeldt, Albert, 66:63
Meyerheim, Paul Friedrich, 69:145
Meyers & Ward (architects), 74:386
Meyers v. Nebraska (1923), 62:136
Meyers, Henry H., 74:429-430, 433
Meyers, Mildred, 74:430
Meyers, W. E., 47:158
Meyers, William H., 18:375; 20:231; 54:226, 230; 63:239
Meyers, William Henry, 65:29
Meyers, William, 70:148; 76[2-3]:332; 79[2]:190
Meyerwitz (or Meyerowitz), Isadore, 18:303, 304, 313; 21:227, 235
Meyneris, T., 22:251
Mezes, S. M., 17:258
Mezzara, Mrs. Pietro, photograph and note, 40: opposite 302
Mezzara, Pietro, 10:270; 40: opposite 302; 53:21
Mezzares, L., 48:156
Mhoon, John Bell and Charlotte (Miller), 40:85
Mi Rancho Bonito (play), 74:252
Mi Vida Loca (film), 74:321 (photo), 323-326, 327 (photo)
Michael Reese Hospital, Chicago, 42:141
"Michael Reese: Parsimonious Patron of the University of California," by Charles H. Cutter, 42:127-144
Michael, Enid, 69:178
Michael, M. F., 35:148-49
Michaelangelo (vessel), 57:222
Michaelis, Adrian, 24:381
Michaelis, Otto E., 4:35
Michaels, Charles Frederick, obituary, 23:185-86
Michaels, Henry, 23:185
Michaels, Leonard, et al., editors, West of the West: Imagining California, review, 71:133-134
Michalek, Anthony, 50:301
Michaux, Andre, 50:18
Michaux, Oscar (producer), 75:233
Michel, Helen V., 57:174, 177, 178
Michel, William, 57:349
Micheli, Alfredo, 52:237, 239
Michelsen, M., 30:360
Michelson, Albert and Edna, 76[1, 4]:112
Michelson, Miriam, 67:254
Micheltorena, Governor, 74:237; 75:199, 203 (photo); 76[2-3]:190, 320, 335-36, 337
Micheltorena, Jose Manuel, 66:112
Micheltorena, Manud, 1:31, 33; 4:155; 6:135, 187; 8:296; 11:70-71, 200, 204, 206, 220, 221, 345; 12:129, 135-36, 147, 149-50, 287-88; 13:44-46, 49, 52, 105, 227-32 passim; 14:23, 325, 344; 15:228, 229-30, 285, 366; 16:56-57; 17:61, 62, 145-60 passim, 174, 294; 18:66, 68, 144, 157-60, 170-76 passim, 257, 296, 297; 19:201, 211-13; 20:147, 149, 151; 21:120, 315, 331; 22:366; 25:223; 27:60, 107-8; 28:108, 264, 266; 29:132, 134-35, 321; 32:265; 34:114-15; 36:11
Micheltorena, Manuel, 41:243; 46:65, 71; 54:327; 63:239; 70:356; 78:177
Michener, James, 75:7
Michener, Lew, 75:34
Michetti, Othello, 56:54
Michigan Argus (newspaper), 44:230-235
Michigan Bar, 24:170
Michigan Bluffs (Michigan City), California, 2:203-6, 208; 13:26; 16:30-31; 19:146; 30:261; 32:133; 53:353; 77[4]:35
Michigan, 73:48; 74:185, 270; 77[1-3]:21; 77[4]:82, 126, 127
Michoacán, [Michoacan] 76[2-3]:80
Mickey Mouse, 74:98
Mickles, Philo D., 12:65
Micon (Denmark), 73:150
Micou, William C., 47:163
Microelectronics industry, 63:260
Middle Bar, 31:143, 148
Middle English Dam, see Dams
Middle Richmond (San Francisco), 76[1, 4]:131
Middle West, 77[1-3]:21; 77[4]:234
Middle Yuba Canal, 9:69; 11:233, 237; 29:205
Middlesex & California Joint Stock Company, 33:376
Middleton and Sharon, 61:43
Middleton, Edna, 30:290; letters to, 30:298-99; 31:168-69
Middleton, Howard, 30:289-304; 31:49-67, 163-73; photograph, 31: opposite 56
Middleton, John (Jr.?) and Ida (Parks), 30:289
Middleton, John H., 19:233
Middleton, John W., 15:19
Middleton, John, 6:15; 15:175, 370; 19:230; 27:153; 30:289
Middleton, Maggie, 19:233
Middleton, Miss (San Francisco, 1860), 29:119
Middleton, Mrs. Howard (Mrs. Mary Martin), 30:289
Middleton, Samuel P., 11:127; 27:153; 29:115
Middletown, 75:31
Middletown, Lake County, 32:364
Middletown, San Diego County, 31:34
"Middlings Purified," 47:114
Midgett, Memery, 75:282
Midway Gas Company, 75:124
Midway Island, 23:345-46
Midway-Sunset field, 75:121
Midwest, 73:140, 144; 76[1, 4]:45, 46
Midwesteners, 76[1, 4]:45-57
"The Midwesternization of a Cowtown," by Leonard Pitt, 60:28-49
Miehle Printing Press Manufacturing Company, 74:390
Miekle (E.) & Company, 28:40
Miel, Charles L., 11:127(?); 39:162-63
Mier y Teran, José Maríe, [Mier y Teran, Jose Marie] 14:237
Mier, Mexican, 21:293, 301; 23:351, 370
Mier, Fr. Servando Teresa de, 76[2-3]:160
Mier, Servando Teresa de, 24:291-92; 25:76, 149, 363
"Mifflin," letters from (1849), 24:129-30, 258-59, 352
Mighels, Ella Sterling (Clark) Cummins, 19:251, 253; 59:285; 66:63; editor Clark, How Many Miles from St. Jo.?, review, 9:88-89; inside front cover, 72: Spring; 78:260
Mighels, Henry Rust, 15:381; 30:128
Mighels, Mrs. Philip Verill, 31:340; see also Mighels, Ella Sterling (Clark) Cummins
Mighels, Philip Verill, 31:340
Mighty I Am movement, 68:198
Migliaccio, Edoardo, 54:33
Migrants in California, 68:74-86
Migrants West: Toward the Southern California Frontier, by Ronald C. Woolsey, review of, 77[1-3]:73
Migration(s), overland, 74:146, 149
Migration: to California 79[2]:25; by sailing ship, 30-34, 57; overland, 34-37, 58
Migratory workers, 70:192-204
Miguel, José de, [Miguel, Jose de] 2:326
Miguel (Mokelumne Hill, circa 1852), 30:241
"Miguel Costanso: California's Forgotten Founder," by Janet R. Fireman and Manuel P. Servin, 49:3-19
Miguel Hidalgo (vessel), 44:326
Mikado (operetta), 35:142
Mikesell, Stephen D. and Jackson, W. Turrentine, The Stanislaus River Drainage Basin and the New Melones Dam: Historical Evolution of Water Use Priorities, review, 59:84-85
Mikesell, Stephen D., review of Hafen, The Overland Mail 1849-1869: Promoter of Settlement, Precursor of Railroads, 56:378
Milano Theatre, 54:34
Milatovich, A., 34:42
Milau, Ignacio, 43:50
Milbank, Mrs. Morris (Margaret Willey), 25:191
Miles, Emma Bell, 59:116, 123
Miles, Emma, 21:157
Miles, George, 76[2-3]:198
Miles, Lieutenant (Philippines, 1898), 31:164
Miles, S. M., 14:393, 395; 15:23-29 passim, 33, 39, 44, 47, 53; photograph, 15: opposite 21
Miles, Sara, coauth. "Santa Barbara County between Two Social Orders," 25:311-18
Miles, William, 1:57
Milestone, Lewis, 60:64
"Milestones in California History," inside front covers, each issue (volume 70)
"Milestones in California History-Ella Sterling Cummins Mighels and The Story of the Files, 1893-1993," by Marlene Smith-Baranzini, inside front cover, 72: Spring
"Milestones in California History-Interpreting the American West, 1893-1993: Frederick Jackson Turner in California," by Richard J. Orsi, inside front cover, 72: Winter
"Milestones In California History-The Birth of the Sierra Club," by Douglas H. Strong, inside front cover, Summer (Volume 71, 1992)
"Milestones of California History-University of California Press: A Century of Publishing," by Lynne Withey and Richard Orsi, inside front cover, 72: Fall
Milford Land and Lumber Company, 38:63, 67
Milham, C. G., 64:26
Milhan, Private (Los Angeles, 1847), 33:257
Milhaud, Darius, 65:255
Milhous family, 73:221-22, 223 (photograph)
Milhous, Elizabeth, 73:231
Milhous, Franklyn, 73:221
Milhous, Grace Anna, see West, Grace
Milhous, Hannah, see Nixon, Hannah
Milhous, Jesse, 73:223 (photograph)
Milhous, Joshua, 73:231
Milhous, Mary Francis, 73:223 (photograph)
Milhous, Walter, 73:227
Milias, George, 64:296
Military companies, private, 10:181, 198, 200, 372, 387; 37:359-68 passim; 38:17-23 passim; see also Militia; names of companies
Military government in California, 73:125
Military Government, California, see "Costanso's 1794 Report on Strengthening New California's Presidios," 49:221-232
Military Governments in California, 1846-1850, by Theodore Grivas, review, 43:160-161
"Military Units in Southern California, 1853-1862," by J. M. Scammell, 29:229-49
Militia: Mexican period, 13:44-45; 16:352, 366; 17:155 American period, 2:357, 358, 362; 3:84, 85; 9:283; 10:372, 390; 15:53, 76; 16:345; 27:339; 29:229-49 passim; 37:359-68; 38:17-23; see also California Battalion; California National Guard; Military companies, private
Milk industry, investigation of, 65:83-86
Milk Ranch, Yuba County, 8:213, 340; see also Stroud's
Milk, see dairying
Mill Creek Bridge, 75:126 (photo)
Mill Valley and Mt. Tamalpais Scenic Railway, 70:150
Mill Valley, 18:100
Milland, Ray, 75:56
Millar, John R., 65:90
Millar, Mrs. Rollo R. (née Hall), 38:47, 57
Millard, Bailey, 61:91
Millard, Caroline, see Erkson, Mrs. Alexander
Millard, Charles Dwight, 60:31
Millard, Walter, 4:13; 23:376
Millbrae, 17:245, 252
Mille, E. K., 31:126
Millen, Stanislaus, 21:159
Miller & Lux, 21:190; 25:22-23; 29:89; 33:189; 42:283; 59:23, 31, 109, 111
Miller and Lux ranch, 77[4]:113, 240-41
Miller (Death Valley, 1850), 18:198
Miller (James P.), v. S. E. Noyes, 9:360, 363, 364, 365, 370
Miller's Ferry, 75:18
Miller's Steam Wagon, 9:374, 396
Miller, A. G., 8:358
Miller, A. J., 69:136
Miller, Adolf, 36:70
Miller, Albert (Marysville, 1851), 15:24, 26, 31, 56
Miller, Albert (San Francisco, 1855), 15:376; 18:190; 26:232, 355-56, 358; 31:176
Miller, Albert S., 11:103, 121; 34:23, 24
Miller, Alfred Jacob, 72:273; 73:103
Miller, Antone F., 76[1, 4]:105
Miller, Arthur, 8:344; 9:50, 54, 154, 161, 178, 266, 348; 10:189; 58:104
Miller, B., 9:26
Miller, C. R., 65:124
Miller, Captain (Colorado River, 1867), 22:172
Miller, Charles H., 9:40
Miller, Charles J., 37:201
Miller, Christian Otto Gerberding, 1:19; 36:176; Obituaries of Walter B. Cline, 11:296; George Tourny, 12:184; obituary, 31:176-77; photograph, 31: opposite 176
Miller, Cincinnatus Heine (or Hiner), see Miller, Joaquin
Miller, Clay, address,"Impressions of ... Senator Phelan," 32:175; obituary of Frederick J. Koster, 38:180
Miller, Clem, 71:254
Miller, Crane S., California: The Geography of Diversity, by Miller and Richard S. Hyslop, review James J. Parsons, 62:142
Miller, Dorie, 58:64
Miller, Edward Oliver, 39:21
Miller, Elizabeth Smith, 61:19, 21
Miller, Estelle, 4:18
Miller, Frank, 35:329; 71:352
Miller, Genevieve, 24:96
Miller, George W., 24:58
Miller, George, 18:212-16 passim
Miller, Glen, 63:72
Miller, Guy C., 27:134, 138, 139; obituary, 34:183-84
Miller, H. A., 25:5
Miller, H. H., 10:385
Miller, H. M. A., 27:197
Miller, Hannah Bigler, 69:288
Miller, Harry East, obituary, 18:190
Miller, Henry ("Cattle King"), 63:117-118, 119, 120, 121, 122
Miller, Henry (artist, 1856), 36:13
Miller, Henry (Heinrich Alfred Kreiser), 17:255; 21:190; 25:23; 29:89
Miller, Henry, 42:140; 59:109; 60:39; 64:283; 75:132, 133, 134, 135; 77[4]:113, 139, 240-41, 279
Miller, Herschel B. M., 19:62
Miller, Howard S., review of Knight, editor, I Protest: Selected Disquisitions of E. W. Scripps, 46:182-183
Miller, Hulings and Margaret (Witt), 33:144-45
Miller, Huram, 31:377
Miller, J. Frank, 26:72; 29:116
Miller, J. Howard, 41:131, 139
Miller, J., 22:251
Miller, James (Marin County, 1846), 9:253, 277-78; 13:192
Miller, James (on Sylph, 1849), 13:32
Miller, James M., 19:129, 141
Miller, James P., 9:363; see also Miller v. Noyes
Miller, Joaquín, [Miller, Joaquin] 3:297; 11:83; 15:284; 16:378; 18:281; 19:103; 28:10; 34:362, 364; 35:48; 40:137; articles on, 32:231-41; 33:143-46; 41:299; 52:155, 158, 166, 167, portrait, 165; Unwritten History: Life Among the Modocs, review, 52:283; 55:202; 60:336; 61:51, 86, 88, 93, 95, 201; 65:281; 68:188, 192; True Bear Stories, review, 64:231-232; 79[2]:213, 216, 218
Miller, John F., 9:42; 57:44; 69:94, 96, 101, 196
Miller, John Franklin, 33:374
Miller, John G., 54:302, 305, 306
Miller, John J., 50:256; 66:23
Miller, John, 64:286; 70:284, 287
Miller, Juanita, 13:286; 32:235, 236, 238-39; 33:144-45; address,"Joaquin Miller," 10:307
Miller, Lizzie E., 31:14
Miller, Lois, 28:241, 242
Miller, Loren, 60:74; 66:251
Miller, Loren (attorney), 75:233, 234
Miller, Loye Holmes, 69:177, 178
Miller, Lucille V., obituary of Mrs. Edward L. Doheny, 38:278-79
Miller, M. Catherine, Flooding the Courtrooms: Law and Water in the Far West, review, 74:208
Miller, May Merrill (Mrs. Justin), 18:288
Miller, Milton M, (1860), 58:205
Miller, Miss (Yuba County, 1859), 10:169
Miller, Morris S., 28:352-53, 358
Miller, Mrs. Albert (Mary A. Kendall), 31:176
Miller, Mrs. Christian Otto Gerberding (E. Havemeyer Tucker), 31:177
Miller, Mrs. Christian Otto Gerberding (Janet McAlpin Watt), 31:177; obituary, 37:278-79
Miller, Mrs. Harry East (Myrah Gray Prazher), 18:190
Miller, Mrs. Joaquin (Abbie M. Leland), 32:233-34, 236, 239
Miller, N. C.. (Ditch Superintendent, English Dam), 62:98
Miller, Newton C., 10:271, 281; 28:234, 237, 241
Miller, Norman, 63:36
Miller, Perry, 66:92
Miller, Robert Cunningham,"The California Academy of Sciences and the Early History of Science in the West," 21:363-71; as address, 21:374
Miller, Robert Ryal, 37:284; "Californians against the Emperor," 37:193-214; "The Camanche: First Monitor of the Pacific," 45:113-124; "Corte's and the First Attempt to Colonize California," 53:4-16; review of Foster, Manual of Hispanic Bibliography, 50:340; review of Weber, The Mexican Frontier, 1821-1846: The American Southwest Under Mexico, 63:260-261; Shamrock and Sword: The Saint Patrick's Battalion in the U.S.-Mexican War, review, 70:315; editor, The Mexican War Journal and Letters of Ralph W. Kirkham, review, 71:281; Captain Richardson: Mariner, Ranchero, and Founder of San Francisco, review, 75:375-376; Juan Alvarado, Governor of California, 1836-1842, review of, 78:119; review of Culture y Cultura: Consequences of the U.S.-Mexican War, 78:120
Miller, Robert Watt, 25:247; 37:279
Miller, S. A., 25:29, 35
Miller, Sally M., author, "Changing Faces of the Central Valley: The Ethnic Presence," 74:175-189; editor, John Muir: Life and Work, review, 74:209; review of The Great Central Valley: California's Heartland, by Stephen Johnson, Gerald Haslam, and Robert Dawson, 73:241; Stories Grandma Never Told: Portuguese Women in California, review of, 78:121
Miller, Sam, 78:158
Miller, Sally and Daniel A. Cornford, review of American Labor in the Era of World War II, 75:289
Miller, Samuel (1882), 58:257
Miller, Samuel F., 46:138
Miller, Timothy, The Hippies and American Values, review, 71:283-284
Miller, W. J., 17:84
Miller, W. P., 15:53
Miller, Wendall, 59:297
Miller, William C., 36:93; "Mark Twain at the Sanitary Ball-and Elsewhere?" 36:35-40
Miller, William D., 30:49
Miller, William, 15:181; 17:26, 131
Miller, Yvonne, 75:81, 83 (photo)
Miller-Reed diary (Donner Party document), 74:166
Millerites, 18:112-13, 135
Millerton, 4:26; 12:6; 25:18, 19
Milles, Carl, 63:78
Milleson, M., map and drawing by, 14: opposite 224
Millier, Arthur, 63:79
Milligan (Sacramento, 1858), 9:243
Milligan, J. H., 13:32
Milligan, James F., 73:187
Millikan, Dr Robert A., 76[1, 4]:109-10, 112-115, 117, 119-121
Millikan, Robert A., 45:242; 60:228-243 passim
Millikan, Robert Andrews, 36:78
Milliken, Ellen, 29:93
Milliken, George, Henry and Philip, 11:158
Milliken, Ralph LeRoy, 20:384
Milliken, Randal, 71:415; 76[2-3]:205
Milliken, Randall, A Time of Little Choice: The Disintegration of Tribal Culture in San Francisco Bay Area, 1769-1810, review, 76:Supp. 36-37; Spring, inside front cover (volume 78)
Millington, C., 31:333
"Million Dollar Ranch," San Joaquin County, 30:91
Million Dollar Theater, 74:282
Millionaire's Daughter, The (play), 21:256
"Millions for a Cent.," translator Douglas S. Watson, 11:40-41
Millis, Bette R. and Jeanne Mord, Sentinels of Love: Rural Churches of California, review, 70:415-416
Mills (Billy) Indian Youth Leadership Program, 63:47
Mills (D. O.) & Co., 70:275
Mills (D. O.) and Ansel Easton v. Charles Lux etal., 17:257
Mills (Feather River mines, 1849), 19:134
Mills (Yuba County, 1858), 9:366
Mills and Markets: A History of the Pacific Coast Lumber Industry to 1900, by Thomas R. Cox, review, 54:186-187
Mills and milling, see Grist- and flour mills; Sawmills
Mills College, 10:410; 24:179, 378; 25:190; 27:72-73; 31:86-88; 34:331; 36:349; 55:207; 61:23; 64:140, 288; 73:272; 75:147 (photo), 148, 151; 79[2]:242
Mills College, theses, 43:242
Mills Novelty Company, 54:58, 59, 60
Mills, Alexander, 7:206, 207, 212, 213, 217, 219, 223, 224, 395-403 passim; 8:17-21 passim, 167-81 passim, 262, 264, 274
Mills, Anna, 4:36; 64:46-51
Mills, Bill, 69:100 (photograph)
Mills, Billy G., 72:366
Mills, Catherine, 9:149
Mills, Cyrns Taggert, 24:179; 31:86, 87
Mills, Cyrus, 61:23
Mills, D. O., 70:275; 71:80
Mills, Darius Ogden (D. O.), 5:180; 12:33; 16:183; 17:254-55, 257; 25:46; 30:349; 31:290, 337; 36:350; photograph of residence, 38: opposite 212; 77[4]:215, 216, 222, 228
Mills, Darius, 70:244
Mills, Edgar, 15:76; 36:267-69
Mills, Enos, 61:93
Mills, Ethelwyn, 67:127
Mills, Frederick C. 62:82, (The Behavior of Prices, book by), 84, 85, 87, 88, 92
Mills, Frederick C., 70:193-203, 205; 72:289-90
Mills, Howard W., 44:212, 216, 217
Mills, James, 68:160; 70:243-244
Mills, John A., 17:179
Mills, John W., 15:30
Mills, Luther, 30:8
Mills, Mrs. Charles F. (Clare Nichols), 33:381-82
Mills, Mrs. Cyrus Taggert (Susan Tolman), 24:179; 31:86-88
Mills, Susan, 61:23
Mills, Thomas, 39:299
Mills, William H., 54:200-210 passim; 57:11, 28; 70:19, 50-51
Mills, William, 63:47
Millsap, Walter, 40:231, 232; 51:133
Milne, Robert Duncan, 61:201
Milner (Marysville, 1858), 9:374
Milner Hotel, 74:391
Milner, Joseph, 56:78
Milo (ship), 26:356, 359; 33:238
Milpitas, California, 57:292, 295
Miltiades (ship), 22:352
Milton (place), 29:194, 199
Milton and Yosemite Stage Company, 69:126
Milton Badger (ship), 33:2, 149, 151
Milton Dam, see Dams
Milton Mining and Water Company, 8:233, 236, 240, 241; 29:193, 198, 199; 62:99; 63:275
"Milton S. Latham," address by Edgar E. Robinson, 10:206-7
Milton, Maxwell Claypool, obituary, 26:377-78
Mina, Nevada, inside front cover, Fall (volume 73)
Minal (place), 11:43
Minami Kunitaro, 69:271
Minami Yaemon, 69:265 (photograph), 269
Minarets, The, 4:55; mining region, 4:39
Minarets Wilderness, 76[1, 4]:106
"Mine Littéraire, La," ["Mine Litteraire, La,"] 39:149
Mine Workers Protective League, 64:144-151 passim
Miner (Santa Barbara, 1857), 18:271
Miner's Ranch, 15:39
Miner's Rest (tavern), 30:158
Miner's Return (painting), 76[1, 4]:inside front cover, Winter
Miner, Bodie, 11:190
Miner, Morris, 14:61, 67
Miner, Mrs. Randolph Huntington (Tulita Wilcox), obituary, 36:182-83
Miner, Richard S., 8:361
Miner, Tulita Wilcox (Mrs. Randolph), 78:174
Miner, The, San Francisco (1866), 25:191
Mineral King mining excitement, 4:38
Mineral King see Sequoia National Park
mineral law, 77[4]:123
mineral policy, 77[4]:126
Mineral springs, 24:71; 32:365-66, 370; 36:295, 305; see also Bartlett Springs; Napa, Springs
Miners Voice (The) (newspaper), 64:146-151 passim
miners: in California, 77[4]:ix; diet of, 90-91; dress of, 87, 277; economic return of, 7, 78; mobility of, 91-92. see also strikes, unions, wage laborers
Miners in the Sierras (painting), 77[4]:180
Miners: A Moment at Rest (painting), 77[4]:182
Miner's Bank, 77[4]:218
Miners' "convention," 35:336
Miners' Exchange and Savings Bank, 15:272, 273, 274; 77[4]:218, 219, 221; see also Wright, A. S.
Miners' Foundry, San Francisco, 25:43
Miners' Foundry and Machine Works, 77[4]:42
Miners' Own Rook, The, illustration from, 11:225, 231, 235, 239, 241, 325, 334
The Miner's Return (painting), 77[4]:182
Miners' Ten Commandments, The, 36:343; 79[2]:16, 296
Minerva (ship), 25:258
Mines and mining, 70:243-249; see "The Founding of the San Francisco Mining Exchange," 48:3-18; "J. M. Alexander: A Gold Miner's Letter, 1852," 49:353-358; "New Almaden's Casa Grande," 54:315-322 passim; "Site of the Diamond Swindle of 1872," 42:49-53; see also Gold Rush; Mines, names of, Quicksilver; Silver
mines, abandoned, 77[1-3]:34
Mines, Rev. Flavel S. 79[2]:261
Mines, Flavel Scott, 12:95, 99, 107; 20:16, 18, 22, 24-25; 23:161, 176; 25:108, 117; 26:169-70, 172; 28:34, 291; 33:317
Mines: foreign Investors in western, 35:335-44; laws relating to, 6:228; 9:172; 31:310 (see also Foreign Miners' Tax); Mexicans in, 35:37-44 (see also Mexicans); see also Gold mining; Gold regions; Quicksilver mines; Silver; names of individual mines
Minetti, Giulio, 25:248
Mineur, Le, 39:149, 156, 160, 349
Ming porcelain and stoneware at Drake's Bay, 31:99-108 passim
Mingins, G. J., 24:266
Minguet (Marysville, 1850), 14:395
Mingus, Charles, 75:232
Miniature Book Publishing, see "A California Miniography," 51:85-89
Minick, Roger, 69:153
Minimum-wage law for women and children, 65:87-93 passim
mining, see gold
mining: and its effects, 77[1-3]:30, 32; from 1848-1998, 35-41; reclamation of, 39
Mining and Scientific Press (San Francisco), 10:309; 29:196-204 passim; 31:337; 77[4]:71
Mining Act of 1872, 77[4]:120
"Mining Bureau of the Pacific Coast, The," by Clark C. Spence, 35:335-44
Mining camps 79[2]:38, 41
Mining Camps: A Study in American Frontier Government (1885), 77[4]:11
mining claims, 77[4]:58, 129
mining codes, 77[4]:9, 58, 68, 127-28, 130, 151
Mining companies 79[2]:39-40
mining companies: in the gold fields, 77[4]:56-62; organizing of, 77[4]:55-56;
mining corporations, 77[4]:52
mining districts, 77[4]:56-58, 163
Mining Frontiers of the Far West, 1848-1880, by Rodman Wilson Paul, review, 43:257-259
Mining law, 8:354-55; 9:71; 10:404; 23:350-51; 28:4
mining laws, in Mexico, 77[4]:127. see also resource law
mining unions, 77[4]:81
Mining, hydraulic, 70:172
"Mining the Gold-Mining the Miners" (panel discussion), 77[1-3]:2
mining camps, 77[1-3]:101
mining laws, of 1872, 77[1-3]:41, 48
Mining Stock Exchanges 1860-1930 (1973), 77[4]:52
Mink, James V., inside front cover, Spring (volume 75)
Minna Street Church, San Francisco, 43:135
Minneapolis, Minnesota, 76[1, 4]:82, 83
Minnesota, 77[4]:238
Minnesota, Sierra County, 11:240
Minns Evening Normal School, San Francisco, 37:44; 42:103
Minns, George W., 14:75
Minor, Colville J., 33:252-53
Minor, George W., 13:296
Minor, George, 3:111, 119, 120; 17:340; 35:105; 48:221
Minor, R. D., 48:339
Minor, Robert D., 3:112, 118
Minor, W. H., 74:105
Minorities in California, 64:203-209
Minorities in California, edited by George E. Frakes and Curtis B. Solberg, review, 51:361-362
Minorities in higher education, 19th century, 64:52-57
Minorities, see "The Pre-World War II Mexican-American: An Interpretation," 45:325-338; see also, Ethnic group, name of
Minority Women in Business, publication by National Business League, 74:273
Minority-owned businesses, 74:267, 271, 273
Minsk, Russia, 56:21, 22, 23, 24
Minstrel Guards, 20:307
"Minstrel Jake Wallace and `The Girl of the Golden West'," by Margaret A. Estabrook, 64:118-121
Minstrel shows, 3:161; 8:340, 346; 9:60, 175; 10:187, 200; 15:46, 166, 371, 375; 17:172; 20:2, 298, 304-9 passim, 314; 21:41, 46, 51, 64, 163-75 passim, 242, 243, 250, 270; 29:114; 35:142
Mint (river steamer), 2:201; 11:360; 13:296; 28:63, 68
Mint Canyon, 32:12, 30, 38
Minto, John, 4:352; 45:126; 74:152
Minton's Playhouse, 75:273
Mints, see Coins and coinage; United States Mint
Minturn Slough, 22:22
Minturn, Charles, 10:72; 28:360; 29:148
Minturn, Dr. (Colorado River, 1850), 22:20
Minturn, Edward, 28:360
Minturn, William, 70:149
Mintzner, William, 25:230, 232
Minute Men, 59:293
Minzoku bunkashugi (Japanese ethnic culture), 73:33
Miosher, Clelia, 73:274 (photograph)
"'Miracles For a Dime'-From Chautauqua Tent to Radio Station with Sister Aimee," by David L. Clark, 57:354-363
Miramar (mansion), 70:14, 15 (photograph)
Miramar Hotel, Santa Monica, 47:147; 63:63
Miramontes, Candelario, 3:30, 32
Miramontes, Ignacio, 16:360
Miramontes, Vicente, 50:6, 9
Miram�n, Miguel, 78:168
Miranda Lux Foundation, 65:212
Miranda Viña, Joaquin, [Miranda Vina, Joaquin] 37:201
Miranda, Alejo, 15:59; 45:212
Miranda, Apolinario, 27:59; 38:105
Miranda, Colonel, of Mexico, 54:225
Miranda, Gloria, 76[2-3]:243, 244
Miranda, Governor Francisco Palacio (Baja California), 73:119; 76[2-3]:345
Miranda, Juan, 16:249; 22:342, 346; 28:264
Miranda, Mrs. Apolinario (Juana Briones), 17:292-93; 25:190; 26:268; 27:60; 30:325; 50:11
Miranda, Presentacion, 17:292
Miranda, Simon de, 62:53
Miranda-Valentine claim, 50:414
Mirandol, A., 14:134
Mirandol, H. J., 6:45; 32:107; 39:12
Mirassou Vineyard, 54:154, 155, 156
Mirassou, Colleen, 54:156
Mirassou, Daniel, 54:156
Mirassou, Edmund, 54:154, 155, 156
Mirassou, Francine, 54:156
Mirassou, Herman, 54:154
Mirassou, James, 54:156
Mirassou, John, 54:154
Mirassou, Norbert, 54:154, 155,156
Mirassou, Peter, 54:154, 156, photograph, 155
Mirassou, Pierre, 54:153, 154
Mirassou, Steve, 54:156
Miro, G., 37:38
Mirrielees, Edith R., 29:191
Mirror (Daily Evening), (newspaper) San Francisco, 33:194, 198, 213
Mirror Lake, Yosemite Valley (painting), 71:15
Mirror Lake, Yosemite, 1:279-80; photograph, 58:210; 75:70
Mirror of the Dream: An Illustrated History of San Francisco, by T. H. Watkins and K. K. Olmsted, review, 56:82-84
Mirror of the Times (The) (black newspaper), 45:16; 50:260; 60:306, 307; 75:205; 78:28, 29
Mischief (yacht), 15:278
Mischief Making (play), 10:47
Misernon, Peter, 10:284
Misrach, Richard, 69:153
Miss Timidity ("musical eccentricity"), 33:41
Mission asistencias and chapels: Las Flores, 22:176; Pauma, 3:244; 21:345, 356; San Antonio de Pala, 3:243-44; 6:160; San Pedro y San Pablo, 23:250; San Salvador Chapel at Agua Mansa, 3:241-42; Santa Margarita, 1:166-67; 36: (illustration), opposite 1, 7, 14, 15-16; Santa Ysabel, 26:25, 26, 27, 53; on map, 34: opposite 200
Mission Bay, San Diego, 76[2-3]:91
Mission Bay, San Francisco, 21:113-21 passim; 27:339; 64:272
Mission Carmel, 67:150-167
Mission Carmel, ca. 1892 (painting), by Helen Tanner Brodt, back cover, 72: Spring
Mission Chapels, see "California's Caminito Real," 54:63-64
Mission Creek, San Francisco, 21:115
Mission demography, 71:363-368
Mission District (San Francisco), 76[1, 4]:132; 77[1-3]:99
Mission Dolores, 71:353 (photograph); 74:373-374; 77[4]:245; 78:7
Mission Dolores, by Engelhardt [extract], review, 7:409
Mission Dolores, 79[2]:209, 262, 305, 306; see also Mission San Francisco de Asis
Mission Dolores: A Documentary History of San Francisco Mission, compiled and edited by Msgr. Francis J. Weber, review, 59:185
Mission grape, 36:242, 249
Mission Indian Commission, 71:330, 350
Mission Indian Federation, 50:241; 74:57
Mission Indian land, allotment of, 72:339-58
Mission Indian Legal Defense Committee, 72:353
Mission Indian Relief Bill, 72:349
Mission Indians, 77[1-3]:160, 162, 164, 167, 175, 183; 78:263, 265, 266, 268, 269, 279see "Musical Activities and Ceremonies at Mission Santa Clara de Asis," 50:35-42; "The Indian Policy under Fermín Francisco de Lasuén," ["The Indian Policy under Fermin Francisco de Lasuen"] 45:209-218; "Missionization of the Coast Miwok Indians of California," 49:143-162; definition of 79[2]:112
Mission Inn (Riverside), 35:270; 71:352, 353 (photograph)
Mission Inn Foundation, 71:353
Mission Inn restaurant, 74:56
Mission La Purisima, 71:342 (photograph), 348 (photograph), 380 (photograph)
Mission Loreto, 75:314
Mission Nuestra Señora de la Soledad, [Mission Nuestra Senora de la Soledad] 48:138-139; 50:39
Mission Nuestra Señora de Loreto-Conchó, [Mission Nuestra Senora de Loreto-Concho]59:170
"Mission of Nuestra Señora de la Soledad," ["Mission of Nuestra Senora de la Soledad,"] by Frances R. Smith, 23:1-18
Mission of Our Holy Father San Francisco, 48:143-144; see also Mission San Francisco de Asis
Mission of San Carlos, Monterey (watercolor), 76[2-3]:302, 360, 371
Mission San Francisco, 78:12
Mission of San Francisco, 75:154
Mission of San Francisco de Asis, 42:40; 49:145; see "The Indian Policy Under Fermin Francisco de Lasuen, California's Second Father President," ["The Indian Policy Under Fermín Francisco de Lasuén, California's Second Father President"] 45:209-218; "New Data on the Buildings of Mission San Francisco," 46:195-205
Mission of the Seraphic Doctor San Buenaventura, 48:131-132; see also Mission San Buenaventura
Mission of the Seraphic Mother Santa Clara, 48:142; see also Mission Santa Clara
Mission Play Association, 59:10
Mission Play, 59:10, 13
"Mission Play" (McGroarty), 76[2-3]:221
Mission Purisima Concepción, [Mission Purisima Concepcion] 48:134-135; 75:314
Mission Relief Committee, San Francisco, 53:169
Mission Revival Period, 51:300-303
Mission Rock, San Francisco, 55:299
Mission Rosario, Baja California, 44:113
Mission San Antonio de Padua, 48:137-138; 71:325, 348, 349 (photograph)
Mission San Antonio, 60:14; 63:147
Mission San Borja, 75:314
Mission San Buenaventura, 42:207; 45:201; 75:313 (photo)
Mission San Carlos, 75:311, 314;
Mission San Carlos Borromeo de Carlelo, 42:198; 48:139. 196
Mission San Diego de Alcalá, [Mission San Diego de Alcala] 72:339; 75:309
Mission San Diego, founding, 42:198, illustration 208 & 209; 48:127; 75:319
Mission San Fernando Rey de España, [Mission San Fernando Rey de Espana] 48:130-131; 79[2]:100; photo of, 101
Mission San Fernando Velicatá, Baja California, [Mission San Fernando Velicata, Baja California] 44:106, 107
Mission San Francisco Solano, 75:363
Mission San Gabriel, 78:186
Mission San Gabriel Arcángel, [Mission San Gabriel Archangel] 72,339
Mission San Gabriel, El Molino Viejo, 71:487 (photograph); 75:224, 316, 317
Mission San Ignacio, Baja California, 44:106, 108, 111, 118
Mission San Jose del Cabo, by Joanne Crosby, 75:306 (drawing)
Mission San Jose, 75:129
Mission San Jose Indians, 71:414
"Mission San Jose-de Guadalupe?," by Robert H. Becker, 34:229-30
Mission San Juan Capistrano, 72:339, 347 (photo); 75:288 (photo), 319
Mission San Luis Gonzaga, Baja California, 44:107, 111
Mission San Luis Obispo, 75:316
Mission San Luis Rey (Oceanside, California), 48:38, 39, 128; 53:77, 78; 54:65; 68:117; 70:206; 71:372, 385; 72:345; 74:235, 238-239, 242; 77[1-3]:165, 178, 179
Mission San Miguel, 77[4]:241
"Mission San Miguel," stereograph by Carleton Watkins, Cover, 76[1, 4]:Supplement
Mission San Rafael Archangel, 75:360, 361, 362, 363
Mission San Xavier del Bac (Tucson, Arizona), 55:153; 75:319
Mission Santa Barbara Archive, 70:213
Mission Santa Barbara, 1782-1965, by Maynard Geiger, review, 45:268-270
Mission Santa Barbara, 75:90, 307, 320; 78:175
Mission Santa Gertrudis, 75:316
Mission Street (San Francisco), 73:299
Mission Street neighborhood (San Francisco, California), 74:372-393
Mission to Moscow, 52:330, 331, 334
Mission Valley, San Diego County, 26:24-25, 30
Mission Woolen Factory, 10:291
Mission Woolen Mills, 10:373; 77[4]:278
"Mission, Presidio, and Pueblo," by Mary Floyd Williams, 1:23-35
Missionaries:
- Catholic, 1:168; 2:296; 6:161-62; 8:317, 318, 329-30; 20:223, 234; 4:297; 29:139-47 passim; 32:50, 51, 121-22; 37:97-99; in Lower California, 5:196, 197; 29:139-40; 75:3; see also Missions
- Mormon, see Mormons
- Protestant, 32:49-55 passim, 119-38 passim; 34:317-22 passim
Missionary in Sonora: the Travel Reports of Joseph Och, S.J., 1755-1767, translated and annotated by Theodore E. Treutlein, review, 44:251-252
Missionization of the Coast Miwok Indians of California (The), by Charles C. Colley, 49:143-162
missions: daily activities at, 76[2-3]:157; economic growth, 116-17; establishment of, 80, 113; Indian resistance at, 203-13; map of 207; mention of, 5, 6, 177, 201; secularization of, 132, 134, 136, 148, 163, 165, 179, 191, 237; surplus produced by, 118. described by Chamisso, 78:11, 12; See Also Carmel; Dolores; La Purisima; San Antonio de Padua; San Buenaventura; San Carlos Borromeo; San Diego; San Fernando; San Francisco; San Gabriel; San Jose; San Juan Bautista; San Juan Capistrano; San Francisco Solano; San Louis Rey; San Luis Obispo; San Miguel; Santa Barbara; Santa Clara; Santa Cruz; Santa Ines; Soledad
Missions of California (The): A Legacy of Genocide, editor by Rupert Costo and Jeannette Henry Costo, review, 67:191-194
Missions, see "Biographical Data on the Missionaries of San Fernando College Serving the California Missions in 1817 and 1820," 48:125-151; "Fray Junipero Serra: Organizer and Administrator of the Upper California Missions, 1769-1784," 42:195-220; "James Ohio Pattie and the 1827-1828 Alta California Measles Epidemic," 52:28-36; see also Indians, Lasuén [Lasuen]; Names of Missions; Secularization; Serra
Missions, by Stanley Truman with text by W. Michael Mathes, review, 60:194
Missions, California, 1:23-26 passim, 29, 160-61, 169, 196; 2:295-96, 337, 368; 3:223-44 passim; 4:361-71, 401-2; 5:217; 6:159-63, 255-64 passim; 8:308-9, 319; 12:164, 283; 13:106; 17:24; 20:223; 24:297; 25:58; 30:84-86; 32:46; 75:90; 77[1-3]:157; 77[4]:185, 211; books on, review, 2:173-77; 4:394-96; see also names of individual missions; Indians, Mission; Secularization
- Dolores, see Missions: San Francisco de Asis
- Nuestra Señora de la Soledad, [Nuestra Senora de la Soledad] 1:258; 4:363, 367-71 passim, 402; 5:217; 6:256; 8:309, 319; 15:114; 23:1-18, 348, 374; 36:9; illustration, 23: opposite 1, opposite 11, opposite 12, opposite 14
- La Purísima Concepción, Imperial County, [La Purisima Concepcion] 33:14-16
- La Purísima Concepción, Santa Barbara County, [La Purisima Concepcion] 4:402; 5:217; 6:256; 8:108, 309, 319; 18:175; 23:10, 209, 372; 27:109; 28:381; 33:278
- "Saint Matthews," see Missions: "San Mateo"
- San Antonio de Padua, 4:362, 366, 367, 371, 402; 5:217; 6:256; 8:309, 319; 11:84; 13:155; 15:285; 23:2, 3, 8, 9, 10, 255
- San Buenaventura, 2:321, 323, 327-28, 341, 343; 5:217; 16:297; 18:178; illustration, 16: opposite 291; 42:207; 45:201; 60:16; 71:370, 378, 382, 397
- San Carlos Borromeo (Mission San Carlos, Mission San Carlos Borromeo de Carmelo), 1:21; 2:283-89; 3:223, 224, 227; 4:90, 147, 148; 5:217; 6:256; 8:151-52, 309, 319; 12:139; 13:155, 156; 15:213-18 passim; 17:120; 20:223, 237; 23:7, 12, 374; 37:298; illustration, 15: opposite 213; 42:198; 48:139, 196; 63:147; 67:81, 91; 68:118; 70:207, 409; 71:129 (photograph), 344, 345 (lithograph), 347, 378; 75:309
- San Diego de Alcalá, [San Diego de Alcala] 1:20; 2:334; 3:223; 5:217; 6:159; 8:219, 308, 309, 319; 13:156, 196; 14:4; 20:235-39; 25:21, 25, 30, 47, 52; 32:46; 34:193-208; founding, 42:198, illustration, 208 & 209; 48:127; 56:47, 49; 71:346, 380-381, 382 (photograph); 72:339 passim; baptismal records, 20: (photograph) opposite 235, 236-38
- San Fernando Rey de España, [San Fernando Rey de Espana] 1:114, 259; 3:238-40; 4:363, 366, 369; 5:217; 8:309, 319; 12:123, 295; 13:58, 173, 203, 205, 212, 224, 226; 15:115, 116; 17:102; 23:194, 208, 209, 217; 27:33; 48:130-131; 60:16, 37; 79[2]:100; photo of, 101
- San Francisco de Asís (Mission Dolores), [San Francisco de Asis] 2:272-74; 5:31-33, 217; 6:37, 251, 256; 7:395, 409; 8:142-43, 309, 319; 10:279, 293; 12:106, 196; 13:235; 14:99, 100-101, 104-5, 108, 112, 117-20, 123; 15:364; 16:103, 109-11, 115, 117, 180, 343; 7:172, 245-50 passim, 299; 19:197; 23:10, 210, 248-55 passim, 362, 372-73; 24:335; 27:57-58, 109, 253; 30:219; 31:280; 36:209; 38:105; illustration, 14: opposite 105; 42:40; 49:145; see "The Indian Policy Under Fermin Francisco de Lasuen, California's Second Father President," 45:209-218; "New Data on the Buildings of Mission San Francisco,' 46:195-205; 60:14; 65:220, 239 (photograph), 241; 71:344; 73:140-41 (photograph); Spring, inside front cover (volume 78); 79[2]:209, 262, 305, 306
- San Francisco Solano, 2:364; 4:284 364, 366, 368; 5:217; 8:239, 240-43, 309, 319; 12:201, 243; 14:126; 16:99, 100, 112-19, 235-46 passim, 351, 368-69, 241; 19:198; 22:330, 340, 341; 23:19-23 passim, 211; 24:57; 29:310-11, 313; 32:46; 36:241-41; 65:243; 75:362
- San Gabriel Arcángel, [San Gabriel Arcangel] 1:114, 116. 250, 254, 255; 2:41-45, 337, 345, 3:240-41; 5:217; 6:159, 160, 162, 256, 261; 8:248, 309, 319, 329; 10:216, 217; 12:111, 115, 122, 123, 124, 283; 13:199-213 passim, 223; 14:123; 15:374, 376; 18:348; 19:207-8, 215; 23:194, 207, 208, 209, 216, 217, 248, 253, 312, 360, 371, 372; 27:135; 33:112, 113; 34:195, 196; 45:25, 201-202; 48:129-130; 52:71-76 passim; 56:259, 261, 262, 263; 60:14, 15, 16, 37; 63:149; 70:402; 74:8, 54, 234; see "The Masters of San Gabriel's Old Mill," 45:259-265; "Some New Thoughts on an Old Mill," 53:139-164 passim; 71:487 (photograph); 72:339
- San José, [San Jose] 2:182-83, 196; 4:363-69 passim; 5:130, 217, 352; 6:256; 8:108, 112, 238, 309, 319; 12:147, 173, 196; 13:66, 72; 14:13, 21, 22, 261; 16:219, 233; 17:178; 22:321; 23:195, 210, 375; 24:333; 27:162; 30:2; 33:302, 304, 350; 34:229-30; 37:97-128, 241-65; 38:102; 39:43; illustration, 14: opposite 147; 48:143; 49:147; 50:36, 38; 65:241; 71:417 (photograph), 418, 422, 424, 425, 427, 428
- San Juan Bautista, 4:149, 364-71 passim; 5:131, 217, 369-70; 6:256; 8:115, 309, 319, 383-84; 11:291, 295; 12:48; 13:78; 16:115; 17:178, 277; 20:215; 23:362; 25:133-38; 36:324-25; 37:305-6, 308; 48:139-140; 63:239; 70:358, 359; 74:257
- San Juan Capistrano, 2:176, 330; 4:401; 5:217; 6:163; 8:309, 319; 13:205, 260, 340; 19:208-9, 215; 21:329, 347, 348, 356; 22:41, 43, 47, 64, 175; 23:194, 207, 208, 325, 360 371; 48:38-39, 129; 60:14; 63:252; 71:354; 72:339, 347 (photograph); 74:235, 239; see "Father Serra Plans the Founding of Mission San Juan Capistrano," 56:46-51
- San Luis Obispo de Tolosa, 1:160-70 passim; 3:7; 5:217; 6:160, 162; 8:108, 309, 319; 10:210, 216, 217; 15:235; 16:222; 17:178, 250; 20:343; 36:2-20 passim; 45:198-200; 48:135-136; 54:64, 60; 60:14; 67:79, 91; 70:396
- "San Mateo," 22:244, 245, 251; article on, 23:247-258; illustration, 23: opposite 247
- San Miguel Arcángel, [San Miguel Arcangel] 1:165-66, 169; 4:150; 5:217; 8:309, 319; 10:29; 15:235; 17:178; 18:265; 23:10; 33:62, 268, 337; 36:5, 8; 48:136-137; 68:118; 71:5
- San Rafael Arcángel, [San Rafael Arcangel] 1:115, 135; 5:217; 8:239, 242, 309; 9:253, 277; 12:196, 208, 243; 16:109-10, 111, 114, 115, 117, 241; 17:53; 19:200, 214; 23:10, 176; 29:91, 313; 38:104-5; 65:240, 241, 243
- Santa Barbara (Santa Barbara Virgin y Martir), 1:20, 21; 2:316-27; 5:217, 414; 8:158-61, 164, 309, 318, 319, 328-29; 12:19, 77; 18:176, 177, 276, 319-20; 19:201; 23:212, 361-62, 372; 27:337; 33:62; 37:98, 302-3; book on, review, 2:252-56; 48:132-133; 56:275-276; 59:308; 63:147; 67:60 (photograph), 261, 264, 265 (photograph); 70:72; 71:379
- Santa Clara, 1:20; 2:277-80, 307; 3:208-9; 5:217, 374, 379; 6:250, 256; 8:108, 236-37, 309, 319, 378; 12:35, 196, 208; 13:58, 107, 270; 14:10, 13-14, 20-23, 261; 15:60, 230, 231; 16:233, 234; 17:120, 178; 20:108; 22:246; 23:195, 210, 250; 24:47-48, 334; 27:162; 30:219, 228; 37:303-4; 38:101-11; illustration, 6: opposite 250; 49:147; 57:242, 244, 245, 368, 370, photograph, 243; 60:14; 71:354, 376, 425; 73:285; see "Musical Activities and Ceremonies at Mission Santa Clara de Asis," 50:35-42
- Santa Cruz, 2:291; 5:133, 217, 360; 8:148, 149-50, 309, 319; 12:233, 361; 15:122, 227, 233, 235; 26:12; 27:104; 48:141-142; 68:116 (drawing) 117-125; 70:206, 209 (photograph), 213
- Santa Ynez also Ines, 5:217; 8:309, 319; 23:209. 363, 373; 43:323, 324, 326, 327; 48:133-134; 71:320, 362-369
- Soledad, see Missions: Nuestra Señora de la Soledad [Nuestra Senora de la Soledad]
Missions, Franciscan, 71:4-5; 72:340
Missions, Lower California and Arizona, 3:225; 4:361; 5:196; 8:58, 374-77; 37:293
- Descanso, 31:354
- Guevari, 30:217
- La Purísima Concepción, [La Purisima Concepcion] 31:114
- San Dionisio, 20:222
- San Fernando de Velicatá, [San Fernando de Velicata] 13:156; 31:113; 37:295
- San Pedroy San Pablo, 15:132; 33:14, 15
- Santa Catalina Virgen y Martir, 15:106, 112, 132
- Santa Gertrudis, 31:265
- Santa María, [Santa Maria] 31:109, 113
Mississippi (ship), 15:184
Mississippi (steamship), 76[1, 4]:89
Mississippi, 77[4]:228
Mississippi Bar, 8:338, 341-42, 355
Mississippi River, 73:298; 77[1-3]:21
Mississippi Valley, 73:102, 110
"Mississippian in the Gold Fields, A: The Letters of John Paul Dart," editor Howard Mitcham, 35:205-31
Missoula (Montana), 75:85
Missouri, 76[1, 4]:57; 77[4]:25, 56, 209
Missouri and California Overland Mail and Transportation Company, 7:15
Missouri Bar, 8:338, 355, 412
Missouri Compromise, 10:223, 235; 31:195; 79[2]:70
Missouri Pacific Railroad, 70:80
Missouri Republican, excerpts from, 24:20-43 passim, 46, 121, 130-37 passim
Missouri River, 73:108, 183; 74:146, 148; 77[4]:140
Missouri Statesman, excerpts from, 24:23-27 passim, 43-45, 117-18, 122-38 passim
Missouri, 73:102, 107, 109, 183; 74:79, 164; 76[2-3]:313
Missroon, John S., 54:328; 56:109, 113
Missroon, John Stoney, 1:85-90, 179-80; 2:359-60, 362; 3:84-85; 7:79, 80; 10:113-15, 353; 13:54, 55; 15:58, 64-69 passim, 306; 16:212-13; 17:223-24, 226, 229; 21:11, 12, 13, 18, 19; 25:128; 27:107; 29:266
MIT, 75:49
Mitcham, Howard, 35:283; editor "A Mississippian in the Gold Fields: The Letters of John Paul Dart," 35:205-31
Mitchell (Colusa, 1861), 10:274
Mitchell (T. S.) & Company, 15:54
Mitchell and Nunes, Marysville, 15:55
Mitchell, A. H., 9:269; 10:41, 274
Mitchell, Alfred R., inside front cover, Fall (volume 73) (photograph), Early Morning--Mt. Shasta (painting), The Canyon, (painting), front and back covers, Fall (volume 73)
Mitchell, Annie R., 28:377-78; 39:210; 72:250; "Major James D. Savage and the Tularenos," ["Major James D. Savage and the Tulareños"] 28:323-41
Mitchell, Arthur, 75:81
Mitchell, Benjamin, 24:58
Mitchell, Burr, 61:123, 131
Mitchell, Carrie Drake (née Swayze), inside front cover, Fall (volume 73)
Mitchell, Consider Davis and Lavinia (Davis), 29:285
Mitchell, D. C., 19:145, 146
Mitchell, David D., 6:115; 7:15
Mitchell, Dr. (Marysville, 1862), 10:375
Mitchell, E. J., 9:244, 248-55 passim
Mitchell, Edith, 10:395
Mitchell, Elizabeth (Paterson), 2:205-6
Mitchell, Franklin D., review of Taft, Labor Politics American Style: The California State Federation of Labor, 49:176-177
Mitchell, George Washington, inside front cover, Fall (volume 73)
Mitchell, George, 13:293
Mitchell, Gregg, The Campaign of the Century: Upton Sinclair's Race for Governor of California and the Birth of Media Politics, review, 72:204
Mitchell, H. L., 66:243
Mitchell, Hazel, 71:192 (photograph), 196, 203, 210
Mitchell, Henry K., 9:266, 287, 347; 10:184, 185, 187, 248, 280, 364, 382-85 passim
Mitchell, Holbrook T., 27:381
Mitchell, J. A., 9:275
Mitchell, J. B., 14:394
Mitchell, James (from Pittsburgh, 1849), 13:84
Mitchell, James (or William; from Illinois, 1849), 21:307
Mitchell, John, 76[1, 4]:83
Mitchell, John H., 14:398; 15:21
Mitchell, John J., 56:316
Mitchell, L., 14:394
Mitchell, Levi, 28:378
Mitchell, Lisa, "Once a Winner," 63:49
Mitchell, Mary Isabelle, 29:285
Mitchell, Mike, 20:305
Mitchell, Mrs. Lily F. (von Schmidt), 34:328
Mitchell, S. D., 35:159
Mitchell, Schuyler Colfax, 50:57
Mitchell, Standish, 64:26
Mitchell, Stewart, 25:286; 34:286; "A Forgotten Exploration... Route across the Sierra," 34:209-28
Mitchell, T., 59:207
Mitchell, Taylor, 26:215
Mitchell, Thomas, 9:140, 144, 145, 257; v. Patrick Elmar, 9:140, 145
Mitchell, William, 25:140
Mitchler, N., 15:179
Mitford, Jessica, 65:168-169
Mitson, Betty E., Arthur A. Hansen and Sue Kunitomi Embrey, "Dissident Harry Ueno Remembers Manzanar," 64:58-64
Mitsubishi wind turbines, 73:147 (photograph)
Mitsukuri, Dean Tokyo Imperial University, 50:307-308
Mittau, Lester J., 25:382
"Mittelwestcoastia" (proposed state), 31:127
Mitten, Homer H., 27:221
Mitten, Mrs. Homer H. (née Requa), 27:221; 30:93
Mittwer, Mary Oyama ("Deirdre"), 73:45-47, 48 (photograph), 49-52
Mitty, John J., 67:269-270, 271
Miwok Indians, 41:1, 2; 52:123, 124; 53:203, 233, 246, 247, 259-261 passim, 262 963; 55:34; 69:5, 6, 7, 146, 168, 190 (photograph); 71:312, 328; 75:331; 76[2-3]:17, 18, 52, 53, 60, 64, 65, 66, 67, 71, 88, 89, 209, 213, 214, 215, 218, 339, 343, 360; 77[4]:84; 79[2]:163, 316, 325, 330, 332see also Coast Miwok Indians; "The Missionization of The Coast Miwok Indians of California," 49:143-162
Miwok Mearis People: The Life and Fate of the Native Inhabitants; of the California Gold Rush Country, by Eugene L. Conratto, review, 53:185-186
Miwok, Sierra, 69:93
Mix (Shasta, 1853), 28:229
Mix, Alfred A., 21:307
Mix, George I., 8:209, 212, 341, 350, 357, 358, 360; 9:52, 135-39 passim, 147, 164, 165, 168, 263, 347, 348, 374; 10:183
Mix, Gustave Louis, 33:374
Mix, Mrs. George I., see Stafford, Mrs. Morris G.
Mix, Tom, 60:61; 65:128, 193; 75:58
Mix, W. A., 9:72
Mix, Warren, 17:181
Mixter, Frank M., 39:32
Mixton War, 76[2-3]:83
Miyagawa, Taeko, 73:33
Miyagawa, Tokiko, 73:33
Miyakawa, T. Scott, 62:135
Miyata, M., 73:20
Miyazawa Yasutaro, 69:269
Mizen Head, Cork (Ireland), 74:114
Mizner, Abe, 56:26
Mizner, Lansing Bond, 6:150; 11:9
Moak, Sim, The Last of the Mill Creeks, review, 4:94
Mobilization for Democracy (MFD), 75:36, 37, 38, 39 (photo)
Mobley, C. C., 77[1-3]:19
Mocambo, 60:81
Moccasin power plant, 64:263
Mocine, Ralph, 49:334
Mock, William, 8:360
Mocker, Marie, 27:2
Mocozamy River, see Cosumnes River
Mode O'Day Company, 72:35-36
Mode O'Day News, 72:36
Modell, John, 62:135; 73:60; editor, Kikuchi, The Kikuchi Diary: Chronicle from an American Concentration Camp, review, 53:184-185; The Economics and Politics of Racial Accommodation: The Japanese of Los Angeles, 1900-1942, review, 57:382-383
Modern Art Society, 63:254
Modest Fortunes: Mining in Northern Baja California, by Donald Chaput, William M. Mason, and David Zarate Loperena, review, 72:375-77
Modeste (ship), 3:108; 17:125, 135; 28:252
Modesto (California), 3:91; 18:24; 74:177, 183, 185; 75:43; 77[4]:138, 241
Modesto Irrigation District, 64:254-263 passim; 74:194
Modjeska, Helena, 21:329; 31:29; 34:301, 314; 35:142
Modoc County, 31:127, 137-38; 55:211
Modoc Indians, 41:17; 59:232; 65:118, 119; 71:329; 76[2-3]:55; 79[2]:86, 88
Modoc Lumber Company, 31:287
Modoc War, 15:286; 21:190; 26:201; 39:87; article on, 28:161-63, 286; book on, review, 38:374-76
Modoc War: Its Military History and Topography, by Erwin N. Thompson, review, 51:179-182
Modocs and Their War, The, by Murray, review, 38:374-76
Moeller, Beverley Bowen, Phil Swing and Boulder Dam, review, 52:86-87
Moerenhaut, Jacob A., 76[2-3]:319
Moerenhout, Jacques 79[2]:60, 65
Moerenhout, Jacques Antoine, 11:203-8 passim, 211, 219, 346, 357; 12:55, 56, 60-61, 155-59, 331, 332, 333; 13:57-62, 280, 345, 380, 382; 14:151, 152, 322, 344; 19:325, 384; 27:141-47, 164; 28:159; 31:140, 308, 311, 321, 323; 32:126; 35:107, 311; 39:323-24; 43:19-35; 46:57, 58; 71:5; correspondence and reports, 11:207-8; 12:160-72, 334-57; 13:62-76, 159-74, 262-67, 355-79; 27:145-47, 203-13, 353-59; 28:69-78, 151-58; 31:146; drawing by, 12: opposite 347; house, illustration, 12: opposite 155; portrait, 12: opposite 331
Moerenhout, Mme. Philip, 28:159
Moes, Robert J., "Manuel Quijano and Waning Spanish California," 67:78-93
Moffat & Co., 68:7
Moffat, Emma, see McLaughlin, Mrs. Alfred
Moffat, Henrietta, 19:384
Moffat, Henry, 19:384
Moffat, William J., 15:76
Moffett Field, 75:247
Moffett, S. E., 1:15
Moffitt, Herbert C., 36:184
Moffitt, James Kennedy, 4:48, 54; 31:304, 305; obituary, 34:281-82
Moffitt, James, 19:150; 34:281; 66:57
Moffitt, Mrs. Herbert C. (Margaret Jolliffe), obituary, 36:183-84
Moffitt, Mrs. James Kennedy (Pauline Fore), 34:281
Mofras, Duflot de, 65:243
Mofras, Eugene Duflot de, see Duflot de Mofras, Eugene
Mofras, see Duflot de Mofras
Mohave (ship), 22:11, 24, 153, 155, 161, 167
Mohave Indians, 41:13-17; see "Olive Oatman's First Account of Her Captivity Among the Mohave," 41:309-317
Mohave No. 2 (ship), 22:152, 153, 163, 167
A Mohave War Reminiscence, 1854-1880, by A. L. and C. B. Kroeber, review, 54:279-281
Mohave, Arizona, 22:13, 151, 157, 163; see also Fort Mohave
Mohawk Indians, 62:4
Mohawk (ship), 20:194
Mohawk River and Valley (New York), 73:109
Mohican (ship), 25:42
Moholy, Noel Francis and Don DeNevi, Junipero Sera, The Illustrated Story of the Franciscan Founder of California's Missions, review, 65:65-66
Moholy, Noel, 67:164, 166, 167
Mohongo (ship), 16:68
Mohrhardt, Tilden, 77[1-3]:86
Mohrig (San Francisco, 1860s), 36:98
Moise, Henry, 22:38
Mojave (place), 35:269
Mojave Desert, 9:306, 307; 10:27, 87, 213-18 passim; 12:10; 17:208, 214-16; 32:1-41 passim; 73:146; 75:46, 316, 317, 318; 76[2-3]:32; 76[1, 4]:113; 77[4]:113
Mojave Indians, 71:315, 317, 328; 76[2-3]:34, 55
Mojave River, 1:117, 121; 10:36; 14:68-69; 27:118; 75:318
Mokelumne City, 75:17
Mokelumne Hill (painting), 71:69
Mokelumne Hill Camp, 56:214, 220, 223
Mokelumne Hill, 2:138; 4:197; 7:16; 9:75, 79; 11:180, 322-23; 13:279; 15:171, 267; 19:145; 25:381; 30:115, 239-48, 260; 32:52, 130, 134-36; 35:315, 317-18; 38:38, 309; 75:17; 76[1, 4]:inside front cover, Winter; 77[4]:31; 79[2]:75, 125, 325; newspaper, 35:315; 39:4
Mokelumne River, 1:134, 264; 2:138, 184-85; 7:10; 13:72, 74; 20:38(?), 101; 23:36; 32:196; 34:24, 212, 217; 74:196; 75:17, 18, 19 (photo), 20 (photo), 132, 134; 76[2-3]:284; 77[1-3]:17; 77[4]:29
Mokelumne River Improvement Company, 75:18
Mokelumne River Steam Navigation Company, 75:132
Molaikides Brothers, 60:118
Molasses, 29:5; Indians' fondness for, 23:350
Molera, Andrew John, 11:95; obituary, 10:414
Molera, Eusebius Joseph, 10:414; 11:281; 21:371; obituary of Edward R. Taylor, 2:262-63; obituary, 11:94-95
Molera, Frances M., 26:320; obituary of Mrs. Henry W. Seale, 7:412
Molera, Mrs. Eusebius Joseph (Francisca G. Amelia Cooper), 10:414
Molére, de la, see Lamolére, de [Molere, de la, see Lamolere, de]
Moley, Raymond, 43:227; 65:131; 69:349, 351
Molinear (or Molenaor), William D., 21:307
Molitor, Agoston, 28:130, 137, 141
Mollá, Ángel (actor)[Molla, Angel], 78:179
Mollenkopf, Jacquelyn, "The Byron Rail Disaster," 61:292-301
Mollhausen, Heinrich Baldvin, 16:380
Mollins, Margaret, 31:189; coeditor and translator "Putting a Lid on California: Diary of the Portolá Expedition by José de Cañizares," ["Putting a Lid on California: Diary of the Portola Expedition by Jose de Canizares,"] 31:109-24, 261-70, 343-54
"Molly McGuires" (labor organization), 74:417
Molokans, 66:95-103
Molotov-Ribbentrop Fact, 75:349
Molter, Ted, 63:307, 312
Molthrop, Captain (San Francisco, 1850), 12:98
Moluccas, 6:294, 296, 306-11 passim; 7:132-36, 140, 141, 142, 147, 235; 18:85; 76[2-3]:80
Molvistov, N., 52:51
Momaday, N. Scott (Kiowa Indian), 62:12
Momyer, Joe R., 71:259
"`Mon coeur est gonfle d'esperance!' Letters of a Young Frenchman in Early San Francisco," by Mary Lynn Dietsche, 59:334-351
Monaco, J. B., 65:217
Monadnock (ship), 25:42; 31:62
Monadnock Building (San Francisco), 63:288
Monaghan, Frank, French Travellers in the United States, review, 13:184
Monaghan, Jay, 77[4]:150; Australians and the Gold Rush: California and Down Under, 1849-1854, review, 48:354; Chile, Peru, and the California Gold Rush of 1849, review, 53:89-90
Monarch (ship), 15:374, 376
Monasseau (San Francisco, 1855), 39:142
Moncada, Fernando de Rivera y, see Rivera y Moncada, Fernando de
Mondavi, Cesare, 54:172
Mondavi, Peter, 54:172
Mondavi, Robert, 54:172
Mondelet, Francis (?), 5:14, 349
Mondran, Frédéric François, Vicomte Cazeaux de, [Mondran, Frederic Francois, Vicomte Cazeaux de] 39:325-29
Monea, Rafael, 13:328
Monell, George I. N., 24:165-66
Monet (Yuba River, 1848), 14:210
money: metallic, 77[4]:214, 228; paper, 221, 228
Money (play), 9:371; 21:57, 163
Money, in California 79[2]:38
Money, William, 4:167; 13:337; 22:29
Money: coins (see Gold: coins); greenbacks, 23:236
Mongar, Richard, 76[1, 4]:55
Mongès, Abbé, [Monges, Abbe] 3:224
Monge, C. L., 47:212
Monger (Yuba City, 1858), 9:366
Mongolia (vessel), 57:60, 61
Monguio, Luis, [Monguió, Luis] 27:284; "Lust for Riches," 27:237-48
Monitor (Catholic newspaper), 20:165; 79[2]:265
Monitor (The) (San Francisco Catholic Monitor), 56:196, 200
monitors, 77[1-3]:36; 77[4]:33
Monk, Thomas K., 29:22, 26, 27
Monk,"Hank," 12:323; 15:381; 21:276
Monkkonen, Eric, 76[1, 4]:29, 31; 79[2]:119
Monks, Richard B., 15:168, 180
Monnette, Orra Eugene, 37:272-73, 350; address,"Fort Moore and the Battle of San Pasqual," 3:97; obituary, 15:195
Mono County, 76[1, 4]:100
Mono County, history of, 26:233-48; see also Bodie
Mono Indians, Western, 76[2-3]:14, 52, 53, 55, 58, 63, 66
Mono Lake, 7:112-13; 18:208; 26:233- 34; 68:184-185, 187; 73:309, 311, inside front cover, Spring (volume 73); gold deposits near, 4:13; 26:236; mining near, 10:247, 261; photo of, 78:116
Mono Mills, 73:311
Mono Mine, 4:77-78
Mono Pass, 26:236; Sierra Nevada Mountains, California (photograph), 71:106
Mono Valley, 63:182
Monotype Recorder (journal), 77[1-3]:96
Monoville, 7:112-13; 10:261; 26:236-37, 241; 73:309
Monowai (ship), 20:134, 136; 31:158
Monplaisir, M. and Mme. (San Francisco, 1854), 15:174, 183; 16:283
Monroe Doctrine, 19:45; 32:101-2; 76[2-3]:336
Monroe, Charles F. (?), 22:352
Monroe, Charles, 70:17
Monroe, Harriet, 46:242
Monroe, Harry, 13:323
Monroe, John A., 15:372; 16:345; 22:33; 79[2]:241
Monroe, Marilyn, 60:18
Monroe, Phil, 37:56
Monroe, U. P., 64:98
Monroes, Thomas, 26:204
Monrovia Young Ladies College, California, 42:106
Monrovia, 31:22-23
Monrovia, California, see "Upton Sinclair: A Remembrance," 48:165-169
Monrovia School District, 75:230
Monroy, Douglas, Thrown Among Strangers: The Making of Mexican Culture in Frontier California, review, 72:198-99; 76[2-3]:9, 176; review of Hispanic California Revisited: Essays by Francis F. Guest, O.F.M., 76[1, 4]:59- 60; review of A World Transformed: Firsthand Accounts of California Before the Gold Rush, 78:288; 79[2]:102
Monsieur Violet, by Marryat, 14:137, 140, 141
Monson (L. B.) & Company, 14:403; 30:104
Monson, A. C., 7:11; 11:15, 17
Monson, Burdette H., 9:113, 116
Monson, William, 53:228
Monsoon (clipper, 1855), 15:375
Monsoon (ship, 1830s), 8:105, 295; 17:141; 18:70; 23:201
Monsoon (vessel), 54:141
Montagnie, J. de la, 27:98
Montagnier, Luc, 75:52
Montagu, Ivor, 59:197
Montague Island, 11:373; 22:159-60
Montague, Harry J., 4:61; 21:173
Montague, Samuel S., 4:258-59, 269; 5:178, 183; 18:26
Montague, W. P., 59:118
Montague, W. W., 48:311
Montalvo, García Ordoñez de, 77[4]:3; see Ordoñez de Montalvo [Montalvo, Garcia Ordonez de, 77[4]:3; see Ordonez de Montalvo]
Montana (ship), 22:155-74 passim
Montana (vessel), 64:106-107
Montana House (boarding house), 74:383
Montana, 74:56; 76[1, 4]:95, 101; 77[4]:125, 166, 167, 267; and the "California Doctrine," 77[4]:139; hydraulic mining in, 144
Montana, Patsy, 68:81
montane vegetation, 76[2-3]:27-30
Montaño, Juan de, [Montano, Juan de] 3:310, 365-66; 19:242
Montano, Manuel, 11:111
Montano, Polonia, midwife and curandera (healer), 74:53
Montanus, Arnold, 52:117; 53:259-261 passim
Montauk (Old Esmeralda) Mine, 7:114
Montaynard Brothers, 15:47
"Montbar" (pseudonym), 21:100
Montclair (California), 74:250
Montclair District, Oakland, 64:35
Monte Cristo Mine, 9:145, 176, 350, 358, 380; 30:362
Monte Mounted Rifles, 29:240
Monte Rangers, 29:234, 240
Monteagle, Louis F., 25:232, 249
Montebello Stadium, 75:347
Montecito Roadside Committee, 56:324
Montefalcon, Sierra de (Cabo Falcon), 9:235, 241
Monteflore, Moses, 65:188
Montenegro, Eugenio, 29:27
Monterey (schooner, 1855), 22:7, 8, 10, 168, 169
Monterey (ship, 1891), 20:135
Monterey Bar (Long's Bar), 30:54
Monterey Bay, 1:173-74; 2:282, 291, 295-96, 311; 3:6, 15, 109-13, 220-21; 7:21, 25, 26, 50-51, 57, 62, 75, 357-59, 361-62, 391; 8:43-54, 56, 100, 154, 244, 290; 9:237-38; 12:41, 139-46, 236; 13:395; 14:4, 230, 321; 15:130, 225-26, 342; 16:102, 213; 20:48, 221; 21:12; 23:203, 211, 303-4; 25:125, 152; 31:110; 36:229, 231, 308, 330, 332; 37:75-76; 74:177; illustration, 8: opposite 154; map showing, 13: opposite 61; 75:308 (photo), 309; 76[2-3]:90, 92, 95, 156, 334; 77[1-3]:143; 77[4]:109
Monterey Californian (The) (newspaper), 55:31
Monterey Company, 15:356; 16:103, 107, 216-21 passim
Monterey County, 76[2-3]:182; 76[1, 4]:103; 77[4]:243
"Monterey Custom House Flag Pole: Archaeological Findings," by Richard K. Beardsley, 25:204-18
Monterey History and Art Association, 28:378; 38:75
Monterey Hotel, California, 52:153, 163
Monterey in 1786: The Journals of Jean François de la Pérouse, editor by Malcolm Margolin, review, [Monterey in 1786: The Journals of Jean Francois de la Perouse] 70:408-409
Monterey in 1796," by Henry R. Wagner, 1:173-77
Monterey Library Association, 38:296-97
Monterey Museum of Art, 77[1-3]:85
Monterey Peninsula, 75:139, 149; see "Ideality to Reality: The Founding of Carmel," 48:195-210
Monterey Presidio, 63:236-237; 75:308 (photo)
Monterey River, see Salinas River
Monterey Whaling Company, 35:238
Monterey, 1:26-32 passim, 90, 92, 138, 233, 264, 270; 2:249, 251, 354; 3:106, 109-14; 4:147, 148; 6:142, 145; 8:245; 10:125; 13:100; 14:15, 317, 318; 15:139; 16:102, 105; 17:121, 234, 262; 18:51-52, 338; 19:19, 120; 20:21, 112; 21:14; 22:51, 62; 23:194, 197, 316, 327, 331, 334, 358-59; 25:74, 150-52, 160; 27:144, 338; 29:21-28 passim; 30:262; 31:110; 33:67; 36:230; 37:1, 2, 3, 14, 63, 64, 65, 75; 41:237, 248; 42:205; 43:320, 325, 326; 44:27-34 passim; 52:40-42; 53:73, 74, 75; 56:112-115; 67:78-93; 73:101, 105, 106, 108, 119, 120 (illustration), 121, 280; 74:234; 75:122, 126 (photo), 129, 154, 222, 225, 311, 364; 76[2-3]:70, 92, 93-94, 97, 98, 99, 101, 102, 103, 114, 115, 121, 130, 159, 162, 177, 210, 244, 269, 284, 301, 306, 307, 309, 312, 338, 341, 342, 343, 358, 360, 361; drawing of, 126, 131, 335, 359; fed by San Jose, 117; Indian labor at, 125; occupied by U.S. forces, 322, 333; 77[1-3]:34, inside front cover, Fall (volume 77); 77[4]:3, 8, 113, 185, 212; 78:6, 11, 264; 79[2]:123, 135
- articles on, 1:173-78; 11:274-79; 15:213-15, 216-23, 338-63
- letters and proclamations from, 1:189-90; 2:72-73, 352-57; 3:178-88, 274-88; 4:81-87, 375-80; 5:184, 188-95, 297-307; 6:77-79, 182-84, 186-91, 364-66, 368-70, 372-73; 7:79-80, 82-85; 8:71-72, 76-77; 9:81-85; 12:35-62, 139-46, 161-72, 347-57; 13:63-76, 271-75, 358-65, 370-75; 15:341-55; 16:247; 17:135-40, 228; 19:196-201; 24:23; 27:145-47; 35:11-21, 112, 113
- in 1790s, 2:282-95, 311-13; 3:220-24; 4:141, 146, 150; 18:336; 36:229-30
- in 1820s, 8:150-51; 15:140-42; 16:216-22; 23:203-5
- in 1830s, 4:153, 154; 12:137-46 passim; 16:4, 222-23, 247-48, 348-49; 17:52; 18:321-22
- in 1840-47, 4:155-56; 5:132-33; 8:100-103, 108, 118; 12:150, 280-81; 15:115, 117, 118, 123-26, 225, 227; 16:5, 213; 17:54, 282; 18:33, 34, 35, 65-66, 76-81 passim, 342; 29:19; 40:21
- Bouchard at, 1:176; 13:206; 14:15; 16:102-3, 188
- as capital, 4:144, 145, 152; 13:198; 14:230-33; 19:202; 22:54; 25:71; 40:13
- customhouse, 3:110; 8:108; 16:5; 23:315, 358; 25:125, 193-99 passim, (flagpole) 204-18
- elections at, 1:26, 28; 35:107; 40:20
- founding, 11:274-79
- French Consulate, see "The French Consulate in California"; Lombard, Jules B.
- Commodore Jones's seizure of, 13:228-29; 15:227; 17:146; 66:105-113
- Larkin house, 16:321-32
- newspaper, see Californian
- presidio, see Presidio of Monterey
- printing at, 12:126-37 passim
- project to settle, 8:43-45; 23:20
- pueblo, 1:29, 31, 32
- school at, 16:103-6
- see "Charles Warren Stoddard: The Pleasure of His Company," 52:153-169
- U.S. Flag raised, 1:138; 2:353, 356-57; 3:109-12; 4:353; 7:82, 84; 9:82; 10:11; 13:109; 15:58, 243; 16:101; 17:271, 281; 18:72; 23:358; 25:125, 193-203
  - weather, 16:333-34
  - book on, review, 6:195-96; illustration, 8: opposite 154; 11: opposite 195; 12: opposite 347; 25: opposite 205, 207, opposite 212, 215; 40: opposite 16
  - see also Colton, Walter; Constitutional Convention, 1849; Monterey Bay
Monterey, Conde de, see Zuuniga y Acevedo
Monterrey, Conde de, 62:58
Montesano, Philip M., "San Francisco Black Churches in the Early 1860's: Political Pressure Group," 52:145-152
Montesclaros, Juan, Marqués de, [Montesclaros, Juan, Marques de] 8:44-48
Monteux, Pierre, 65:255-259
Montez, Lola, 6:229, 339-41; 7:285; 8:84; 11:245; 16:337; 20:304, 307; 22:32, 39; 30:108, 333; 32:126; 38:19, 26; 69:391 (photograph); 79[2]:11, 21, 154, 156, 289, 291; photo of, 155
Montezuma (city), 64:134, 141
Montezuma (place), 2:14, 15; 14:144, 202
Montezuma Hill, 9:61, 75
Montezuma Hills area, 73:154
Montgomery Block, San Francisco, 7:111; 10:295, 393; 16:82, 199; 17:180; 30:247; photograph, 7: opposite 111; 54:315, 317; 60:165; 79[2]:18
Montgomery Guard, 10:390
Montgomery Street (San Francisco), 73:299; 77[1-3]86; 77[4]:159, 210, 288
Montgomery Street, San Francisco (drawing), 77[1-3]:86
Montgomery, Allen, 18:36, 37; 29:263
Montgomery, Archbishop George (1879-1952), 31:377
Montgomery, G. W., 9:243, 269, 371(?)
Montgomery, Gayle B. and James W. Johnson, One Step from the White House: The Rise and Fall of Senator William F. Knowland, review of, 78:206
Montgomery, George (Nevada County, 1851), 3:131, 133, 135; 6:229
Montgomery, George E., 10:64
Montgomery, George, 72:8-9
Montgomery, John 79[2]:146
Montgomery, John Berrien, 1:79, 81, 92, 179, 180; 2:72, 73; 3:33, 34, 124, 181, 285; 4:303; 5:306; 6:140, 365, 373; 7:79, 80, 83, 84; 8:258; 9:83; 10:11, 101, 105-14 passim, 353; 11:137; 14:148; 15:58, 63-65, 69, 306; 16:212, 213; 17:223-30 passim, 274, 277, 295; 18:72, 81; 21:11-20 passim, 365; 24:48, 71; 25:121-28 passim, 130, 196; 26:164; 29:266, 272, 325; 31:207-17 passim; 76[2-3]:341, 349; address and proclamation, July 9, 1846, 2:357-58; correspondence during American occupation, 1846, 1:80-81, 84-89, 90-91, 182-83, 289; 2:69-71, 356-62; 3:84-86, 187; 5:305-6; 6:265, 267-69, 274-80, 370-73; 8:71-75; 9:85-86; 10:105-6, 108-10; 15:63-65; 17:229, 230; 40:19; book on, review, 38:272-73; 48:221; 51:165; 54:225; 56:109; 66:88
Montgomery, John Elliott, 31:207; letter from, 209-10
Montgomery, John M., 2:195
Montgomery, Julia Mana, 31:210, 216
Montgomery, Marjorie, 63:81
Montgomery, Mrs. Allen (Sarah Armstrong), 18:36-37, 59, 60; 19:119, 120, 121, 137; see also Green, Mrs. Talbot H.
Montgomery, Mrs. Edward Geoffrey (Emily Pope), 26:287
Montgomery, Mrs. John Berrien (Mary), 31:215; letter to, 209-10
Montgomery, R. T., 4:106; 6:64, 65
Montgomery, Robert, 75:36
Montgomery, W., 14:402
Montgomery, Walter, 21:142
Montgomery, Wash., 9:371
Montgomery, William F. and Joseph, 59:101
Montgomery, William Henry, 31:207, 210, 216
Montgomery, William, 66:14
Montgomery, Zach, 46:154
Montgomery, Zachariah, 9:245, 246, 248, 271, 345, 363, 365, 370, 377, 381; 10:165, 190, 248, 252-53, 261, 280, 282; 20:165
Monticello Grove (now under Lake Barryessa), Napa County (photograph), 62: Inside front cover, (Spring 1983)
Monticello, 27:20-21
Montieth, George, 28:53
Montmert (San Francisco, 1850), 6:42
Montreal (Canada), 74:164
"A Monument to Progress: The Posey Tube and the East Bay's Transition to the Age of the Automobile," by Frank Lortie, 74:422-433
Monumental Mine, 3:259-60
Monuments in Cedar, by Edward L Keithahn, review, 44:172-174
Monzingo, Robert, Thomas Starr King: Eminent Californian, Civil War Statesman, Unitarian Minister, review, 72:201-202
Moo, Dexter, 15:76
Mooar, George, 1:13; 24:79
Moody's Gulch, 30:285
Moody, Charles, 30:285
Moody, Dwight L., 20:2, 6, 11
Moody, J. A., 13:32
Moody, Joseph Ledlie, 25:337, 344; letter, 13:84-85
Moody, Mrs. Volney Delos (Adaline M. Wright), 30:285
Moody, Nellie, 30:285
Moody, R. C., 6:22-25 passim 28
Moody, Ransom Grove, 30:285
Moody, T. F., 9:130, 131, 172
Moody, Volney Delos, 3:7, 285
Moody, W. H., 58:287
Moon, Andrew J., 30:1; 31:325, 327; 47:4, 6; 48:60
Moon, William C., 18:297, 311; 22:366; 29:136; 30:53, 55, 158; ranch of, 30:53, 54, 56, 158
Mooney (engineer Central Pacific Railroad, 1870s), 18:360; 23:120
Mooney (Michigan Bar, 1855), 24:170-71
Mooney Flat, 33:201
Mooney, John, 15:163
Mooney, Lyman, 15:177
Mooney, Pat, 6:225, 226
Mooney, Thomas (1916), 58:146
Mooney, Thomas (San Francisco, 1862), 10:390; 27:165, 168
Mooney, Thomas (Yuba County, 1851), 3:159, 160; 8:209; 10:362, 367, 370
Mooney, Thomas J., 36:110
Mooney, Thomas, 57:346, 352
Mooney, Tom, 63:21, 220; 64:148; 65:166, 168 (photograph); 73:133; see Gentle Dynamiter: A Biography of Tom Mooney, by Estolv E. Ward, review by Richard H. Frost, 62:227
Mooney, Thomas J., 75:94
Mooney, Volney, 65:133
Moonlight (ship), 23:109
Moonlighter (The) (movie), 72:46
Moonshine Creek, 8:341, 357
Moor, Edmund M., 54:303
Moore & DePue, The Illustrated History of San Mateo County: The Reduced Facsimile, review, 54:88
Moore & Rumrey's, New York Flat, 9:131
Moore (lawsuit, Camptonville, 1857), 9:168
Moore (R. C.) & Company, 20:336
Moore (Walton N.) & Company, 31:297
Moore Charles, 71:469
Moore Company, 60:266
Moore Dry Dock Company, 32:191; 75:140, 144, 147
Moore's Creek (Deer Creek), Tulare County, 11:253-54, 256, 265
Moore's Creek, Napa County, 35:1, 7, 9, 155, 158, 160; ranch on, 35:2, 7-9, 155-60
Moore's Flat, 13:28; 18:202; 20:254; 29:196; 31:186; 77[4]:132
Moore, Alison, 75:10; and Lynn Downey, "Black Telephones and Blue Denim: Business Archives in California," 75:26- 33
Moore, Benjamin Daviess, 1:140-41, 239, 240; 3:122; 13:305; 17:342-43; 21:198, 201, 216, 218, 221, 335-36; 25:295, 306; 26:29, 34, 36, 40, 44, 58, 60; 33:339-40; family of, 26:60; 43:38, 39, 40, 41; 45:138
Moore, Benjamin Franklin, 19:9; 20:102, 105, 115; facsimile signature, 10: opposite 159
Moore, Brian, 60:39
Moore, C. C., 75:27 (photo)
Moore, C. W., 27:346
Moore, Carrie Augusta, 20:2
Moore, Charles E., 15:34, 36, 56
Moore, Charles, 60:73
Moore, Constantine, 22:251
Moore, Daniel G., Log of a Twentieth Century Cowboy, review, 45:273-274
Moore, Dick (of St. Louis), 53:337
Moore, E. J., 10:197
Moore, Edwin S., address,"Early Automobiling Days in California," 32:378-79
Moore, Eli, 20:264; 27:260; mill of, 27:162
Moore, F. (Dutch Flat, 1861), 4:250
Moore, Frank (Grass Valley, 1850s), 6:337-38
Moore, Frank (Sacramento, 1860), 4:240
Moore, Frank M., 23:96
Moore, George, 12:200
Moore, H. W., 22:251
Moore, Henry, 29:302, 306; 70:185
Moore, Howard, San Jose, 57:299, 300
Moore, Inez Macondray, obituary of Felton B. A. Elkins, 23:185
Moore, Isaiah N., 28:213
Moore, J. J., 17:115
Moore, Jacob B., 1:9; 3:37-38; 9:26, 250; 10:62; 15:179, 182; 20:13, 29, 30, 45
Moore, Jacob G., 18:288
Moore, James (Marysville, 1850), 14:223
Moore, James (Napa Valley, 1850), 29:302, 306
Moore, James A., 28:335, 337
Moore, James Rolph, 32:191
Moore, Jeremiah B., 27:218; 34:323-26 passim
Moore, Joe Louis, 75:196; "In Our Own Image Black Artists in California, 1880-1970," 75:264-271
Moore, John Bassett, 53:380, 381
Moore, John H., 38:49
Moore, John J., 52:146, 147, 150; 60:307; 78:31
Moore, John Murray, 23:96
Moore, John, 19:129; 29:302, 306
Moore, Joseph (Oahu, 1836), 12:138
Moore, Joseph Alexander and Mildred T. (Rolph), 32:191
Moore, Joseph and Anne (Castle), 32:191
Moore, Joseph B., 72:341, 343-44, 345 (photograph), 346, 350, 351, 354, 357
Moore, Joseph H., 22:115
Moore, Lorraina, 28:378
Moore, Luther B., 9:52, 138, 140, 149, 151, 260, 262, 345, 351; 10:52, 59, 172-77 passim, 250, 372(?)
Moore, Maggie, 4:212
Moore, Matthew Joseph, 26:60
Moore, Mrs. (left San Francisco, 1866), 36:302
Moore, Orlando H., 27:217; 28:169
Moore, Philip, 10:40, opposite 48, 62, 65, 71, 372(?); 11:6, 9, 21; 23:344; 27:250
Moore, Rev. Mr. (Columbia, 1853), 32:132
Moore, Roger, 11:57
Moore, Samuel J., 61:178, 179
Moore, Shirley Ann Wilson, editor, 75:193; African Americans in California: A Brief Historiography, 75:194-197; "To Place Our Deeds: The African American Community in Richmond, California, 1910-1963," 75:196; 237, 239
Moore, Thomas (artist) 79[2]:177
Moore, Thomas (Monterey, 1796), see Muir
Moore, Thomas (Napa County, 1850), 29:302, 306
Moore, Tredwell, 1:273; 4:11, 13; 5:335; 11:248-49, 253-54, 256, 264; 26:236; 34:209, 215, 217, 219, 226-28; 35:19
Moore, W. S., 18:19-20
Moore, William H., 19:231, 236
Moore, William Whiteside, 30:93
Moore, William, 29:234-39 passim, 246, 247
Moore,"Gild," 33:364
Moorehead, Max L., The Presidio: Bastion of the Spanish Borderlands, review, 55:84-85
Moores, W. G., 19:192
Moorhead, Dudley T., 25:286
Moorman, Madison Berryman, 27:180-81; 32:196, 201
Moose, James M. Jr., 61:108
Mooser, William A., 64:280
Mooser, William, obituary of Nathaniel Blaisdell, 35:373-74
Mooshake, Frederick and Rebecca (Lein), 28:294, 295, 296
Moquelmos (Moquelumnes) Land Grant, 46:127, 141
Moqui Indians, 75:319
Mora y Borrell, Francisco, 67:270, 274
Mora, Bishop, 59:4
Mora, Francis, 72:350-51
Mora, José Luis, [Mora, Jose Luis] 76[2-3]:160
Mora, Joseph, 67:156
Moraga Valley, 21:326
Moraga, Gabriel, 1:271; 4:4; 10:201; 12:122, 224, 229, 241; 14:197; 16:109; 27:104; 41:38; 46:307, 315-319 passim, 324; 76[2-3]:115
Moraga, Joaquín, [Moraga, Joaquin] 30:2, 8-9
Moraga, José Joaquín, [Moraga, Jose Joaquin] 14:5, 7, 12, 99-107 passim, 197; 15:58; 22:223; 27:58, 63-64; 31:280; 46:196, 307, 313, 318; 66:27; 76[2-3]:107n. 49
Moraga, Jose, 57:370; 75:155
Moraga, Oliver, 27:64, 336
Moraga, Vincente, 13:215
Moraghan (M. B.) Oyster Company, 67:30
Moraghan, Francis, 67:31
Moraghan, M. B., 67:31
"Moral Aspect of California, The, a Thanksgiving Sermon of 1850," by Charles A. Farley, 19:299-307
Moral Reform Convent1on, 16:81
Morales, Leona, 76[2-3]:68
Moran of the Lady Letty (movie), 63:162-163
Moran Packing Company, 63:131
Moran, Captain (of Firefly, 1850), 14:161
Moran, Gussie, 63:82
Moran, Mary Nimmo, 69:142; 71:108
Moran, Thomas, 69:141, 142, 143, 144, 152; 70:63, 64; 71:17, 107-108; 77[1-3]:152
Moranda, James, 26:215
Morant, Fanny, 10:75
Morant, Trent, 75:248
Moratto, Michael J., 71:339
Morbidity and Mortality Weekly Report, 75:52
Morcou, Baron de, 32:117
Mord, Jeanne and Bette R. Millis, Sentinels of Love: Rural Churches of California, review, 70:415-416
Mordecai, A., 9:302
"More about Railroading in California in the Seventies: The Fire Train," from remimscences of Clarence M. Wooster, 22:178-80
More family (Napa County, 1840s), 35:9
"More on the Ewing Mutiny," by Thornton Emmons and Homer C. Votaw, 36:307-11
"More Published Writings of Henry R. Wagner, Including Tributes and Bibliographies," by Ruth Frey Axe, 47:273-284
"More Yerba Buena Days," address by Douglas S. Watson, 10:91
More, Alexander, 8:342, 346; 9:54
More, L. B., 10:55; see also Moore
More, Thomas W., 47:113
More, Thomas, 74:297
Morea (Sutter's Fort, 1846), 22:221
Morea, Miss (Yuba County, 1860), 10:256
Moreau, Adrien, 21:329
Moreau, E., 32:111-14
Moreau, Leon, 61:96
Morefield, Richard (historian) 79[2]:64
Morefield, Richard Henry, 35:92; "Mexicans in the California Mines, 1848-53," 35:37-46
Morehead, Ardenia, 67:234
Morehead, Gee, 67:231, 232
Morehead, James G., 25:221
Morehead, Joseph C., 33:260
Morehouse, Charlotte, 31:303
Morelli, Filippo, 21:68
Morelos (ship), see San Carlos
Morelos y Pavón, José María, [Morelos y Pavon, Jose Maria] 27:132
Morelos, Fr., 76[2-3]:304
Morelos, Juan de Dios (Dr.), 70:207
Morelos, Juan de Dios, 4:145-47, 149-50
Morena, N. de (1582), 58:157
Morena, N. de, 50:201; 53:268-270 passim
Morengo (hanged, 1850s), 16:261
Moreno (Brown), José Matías, [Moreno (Brown), Jose Matias] 6:87; 10:112, 113, 115; 12:319; 13:101-5 passim, 114-24 passim, 130, 131, 132, 136-41 passim, 147; 21:312, 313; 7:108
Moreno, Carlos, see Brown, Charles
Moreno, Don Maria Matias, 74:239
Moreno, Dona Gonzaga (fictional character), 77[1-3]:157, 158, 165, 172, 175, 178
Moreno, Felipe, 4:162
Moreno, Felipe (fictional character), 77[1-3]:157, 158, 168, 176, 177, 178, 180
Moreno, José (mulatto), [Moreno, Jose] 13:201
Moreno, José, [Moreno, Jose] 55:331, 332
Moreno, Juan Bautista, 26:31, 32, 33, 36, 56
Moreno, Louis, 65:124-125
Moreno, Luis and Gertrudis (Lesna y Urea), 26:56
Moreno, Luisa, 72:57, 59, 61, 71
Moreno, M., 64:55, 56
Moreno, Manuel, 46:317
Moreno, María Guadalupe Gertrudis, [Moreno, Maria Guadalupe Gertrudis] 55:331
Moreno, Padre José Matías (died 1781), [Moreno, Padre Jose Matias] 33:13, 15, 16, 19
Moreno, Rafael de Jesú ;s, [Moreno, Rafael de Jesus] 12:196; 14:23; 15:213-14
Moreno, Santiago, 36:19
Moreno, Tomás, [Moreno, Tomas] 14:253
Morera, N. de (pilot of Golden Hinde), 8:38; 62:53, 56, 57, 58
Moreton (Yuba County, 1857), 9:166
Moretti, Robert, 70:281-282 (photograph), 284-287; 72:361, 362 (photograph), 363, 364, 365, 367, 370, 371
Morey mansion, 76[1, 4]:35
Morey, Barton, see Mowry, Barton
Morey, N. E., 32:169
Morey, Rinaldo, see Mowry, Rinaldo
Morey, Sarah J., 76[1, 4]:34, 38
Morffew, Thomas, 30:67, 69
Morford, William E., 24:23-24
Morgado Martin J., Junipero Serra: A Pictorial Biography, review, 71:129-130
Morgado, Martin J., Junipero Serra's Legacy, review, 67:191-194
Morgan (Austin, Nevada, 1863), 6:347
Morgan (J. P.) Company, 70:34
Morgan (Marysville, 1861), 10:356
Morgan (San Blas, 1849), 27:40
Morgan and Muncey mining claim, 6:347, 350
Morgan, Blair and Company, 75:348
Morgan Hill, 13:192
Morgan Oyster Company, 67:30, 35, 39
"Morgan Territory Barn" illustration, 53:42-43
Morgan v. Morgan , 9:359, 360, 368
Morgan Valley, 32:370
Morgan, Alfred, 11:165
Morgan, Ben, 37:57
Morgan, Charles, 77[4]:222
Morgan, Charles H., 17:177
Morgan, Dale Lowell, 40:366-70; book review by, 39:83-85; editor California as I Saw it, by McCollum, review, 40:74-76; editor The Overland Diary of James A. Pritchard, review, 38:275-76; photograph, 40: opposite 366; 50:165; CHS Fellow, 41: between 70 & 71; obituary of Edwin Gustav Gudde, 1889-1969, 49:183-184; editor Gardiner, In Pursuit of the Golden Dream: Reminiscences o San Francisco and the Northern and Southern Mines, 1849.1857, review, 50:84; Jedediah Smith and the Opening of the West, review, 44:167- 168; Overland in 1846: Diaries and Letters of the California-Oregon Trail, review, 44:64-65; Traveler's Guide Across the Plains Upon the Overland Route to California, review, 43:251-252; editor, The West of William H. Ashley, review, 45:275-277; and George P. Hammond, Captain Charles M. Weber, Pioneer of the San Joaquin and Founder of Stockton, California, review, 47:81-82; and George P. Hammond, editors, A Guide to the Manuscript Collections of the Bancroft Library: Volume I - Pacific and Western Manuscripts (except California), review, 43:61-62; and Charles Kelly, Old Greenwood. The Story of Caleb Greenwood: Trapper, Pathfinder and Early Pioneer, review, 46:260-261; review of Brautigan, The Overland Journey of Joseph Francl, the First Bohemian to Cross the Plains to the California Gold Fields, 49:72-73; review of Camp, George C. Yount and His Chronicles of the West, 48:88-89; review of Nunis,Jr., Josiah Belden, 1841 California Overland Pioneer: His Memoir and Early Letters, 42:335-337
Morgan, E. D., 60:281
Morgan, E. L., 15:280
Morgan, Ebeneazer, 35:305
Morgan, Frederic C., 67:31-39
Morgan, George C. W., 73:194
Morgan, George E., 3:111, 112, 119, 120, 121; 26:49; 70:275
Morgan, George, 19:231
Morgan, Hathaway & Company, 15:364
Morgan, J. P., 69:359; 70:33, 87; 77[1-3]:52, 147
Morgan, J. P., and Company, 47:334; 53:378
Morgan, J. Pierpont, 47:331
Morgan, Jeremiah, 53:42-43
Morgan, John Stillwell, 67:27-28, 30, 31
Morgan, John, 9:137, 174
Morgan, Joseph William, 34:300
Morgan, Julia, 71:352, 407, inside front cover, Winter (Volume 71, 1992), 462 (photograph), 463, 467-468 (photograph), 472, 473, 475, 476; 74:392
Morgan, Martha M., 10:82
Morgan, Mary Jane, see Rulofson, Mrs. William Herman
Morgan, Matt, theatrical troupe of, 21:243
Morgan, Michael, 75:248
Morgan, Michael R., 27:215
Morgan, Neil and Tom Blair, Yesterday's San Diego, review, 55:375
Morgan, Octavius, 63:284, 285
Morgan, Thomas Jefferson, 72:342-44, 349, 351-53
Morgan, Walls and Clements, 60:72
Morgan, William O., 25:286
Morgan, William, 9:285
Morgana, Juan de, 3:21, 23-24
Morganthau, Henry, 49:257, 264
Morganthau, Henry, Jr., 69:350, 351
Moriarty, James Robert, Chinigchinix: An Indigenous California Indian Religion, review, 49:360; translator and editor, The Cora Indians of Baja California. The Relacion of Father Ignacio María Nápoli, S.J., September 20, 1721, review, 49:361-362 [The Cora Indians of Baja California. The Relacion of Father Ignacio Maria Napoli, S.J., September 20, 1721]
Morillo, Precipiano, 37:201
Morin, Judge (overland, 1846), 5:395, 396
Morin, L., 4:310, 317
Morineau, A. de, 18:347, 353
Morita Okataro Kiyoyuki, 23:342
Morley, Charles, 34:381; editor and translator "The Chinese in California, as Reported by Henryk Sienkiewicz," 34:301-16
Morley, Grace (McCann), 38:4
Morley, John, 35:358; 36:66
Morley, Ray, 67:97, 98
Morley, Sylvanus Griswold, 28:284; coauth. "The 1883 Flood on the Middle Yuba River," 28:233-42
Morman Station, 6:126; 7:7, 9; 9:185; 34:215; see also Genoa
"Mormomsm," by Parley P. Pratt, broadside, 14: opposite 59
Mormon Bar, Sacramento County, 77[4]:30; 79[2]:74; see Mormon Island
Mormon Battalion, 1:249, 252; 5:400; 6:60-61; 12:351, 356; 13:13, 304, 307, 330; 15:244-45; 21:193, 198, 222; 2:47-49, 52-62 passim, 141; 23:370; 25:126, 302; 26:110; 29:248; 32:194-207 passim; 33:99, 108-12 passim, 115-22 passim, 250; 76[2-3]:344; see also Mormons
Mormon Battalion, 45:145; see also Mormons
Mormon Battalion, 55:158, 159; 69:285
Mormon Camp, El Dorado County, 2:189
Mormon Camp, Sacramento County, see Mormon Island
Mormon Diggings, California, 10:301; 11:136; 13:169; 26:124; 32:194-95; 55:31; see also Mormon Island
Mormon History Association, 73:265
Mormon Island, California, 2:186; 3:140; 4:221; 6:248; 9:88; 13:169, 170, 175; 14:277; 16:127, 129; 23:58, 354, 370; 26:122, 124; 30:125; 32:195; 33:351; 34:71-72; view, 14: opposite 269; 49:330, 332; 52:345; 75:208; 77[4]:179; see also Mormon Diggings
"Mormon Mission to California in 1851, A," from Diary of Parley Parker Pratt, editor Reva H. Stanley and Charles L. Camp, 14:59-73, 175-82
Mormon Prophet, The (play), 10:255, 266
Mormon settlers, 66:303-304
Mormon Tavern, 20:39
Mormon trail, 2:189, 190, 191; 3:47-57; 24:123; see also Mormons
Mormon War of 1858, 63:202
Mormons and Mormonism, 1:249; 3:34, 54, 56-58, 69, 166, 275; 4:87, 282, 392-93; 5:290, 396; 6:46, 60-61, 117, 119-22, 126, 362; 9:90, 197; 10:8, 155, 266, 298-99, 398, 400; 11:129-30, 132, 355; 12:119, 289, 340, 341, 343, 351, 354, 356; 13:13, 14, 56, 170, 356; 14:80, 281; 15:201, 207, 273, 282; 16:85, 130, 139, 140, 141; 17:36, 295, 296; 18:196, 198, 200, 202; 19:134, 143, 272, 273, 274; 21:97, 98, 228, 231; 22:11-13, 15, 23, 25, 29-30, 32, 52-62 passim, 135-41 passim, 146, 150, 162, 163; 24:17, 118, 123-24, 275; 26:109-17 passim, 121-24 passim, 165, 290-91, 324-32 passim; 31:38; 32:196, 204; 33:108; 37:229-38; in San Bernardino, 9:197; 14:178-81; 22:12, 13, 30; 24:275; 29:242-43, 248; 35:26; service in Los Angeles (1851), 14:72-73; in San Francisco (1846), 3:34; (1851), 14:72-73; articles on, 14:59-73, 175-82, 269-82; 15:244-46; book on, review, 37:369; proclamation, 14: opposite 59; see also Mormon Battalion
"Mormons in California," address by Charles L. Camp, 9:90
Mormons, 41:151-155; 63:202-209; 74:377; 77[4]:212, 267; 79[2]:251, 255, 261, 263
Mormons, and Fremont Expedition, 73:184
Mornin, Edward, "Adelbert von Chamisso: A German Poet-Naturalist and His Visit to California," 78:2-13
Morning Light (ship), 22:170
Moro, Domingo, 74:52 (photo)
Moro, El, see Morro Rock
Moro, Faustino, 4:152-53
Moro, Tomás, [Moro, Tomas] see Muir, Thomas
Morongo Indian Reservation, 71:337; 72:344, 345, 352, 357
Morongo, John, 58:311
Morosco, Oliver, 48:303
Morphy, Edward A., 74:378
Morreil, Ed, 63:301, 303, 304
Morrell's "fire proof" warehouse (Washington, D.C.), 73:186
Morrell, Benjamin, 12:230
Morrell, Hiram C., 28:319
Morrell, John, 30:21
Morrell, Mrs. Hiram C., see Burrell, Clara
Morrell, Samuel W., 30:361
Morrell, W. P., 65:50
Morrell, John A., 58:345-347
Morrill Act (1862), 42:102; 56:341; 77[4]:45, 237; 79[2]:243, 244, 245
Morrill, Charles, 22:33
Morrill, Edward, 27:382
Morrill, Joseph C., 33:290, 293, 295, 301, 302
Morrill, Justin Smith, 50:420
Morrill, Paul, 9:42; 57:10
Morris Ravine, 33:295-99, 303, 307
Morris, Albert Ferdinand," of, editor Charles L. Camp, 15:103-38, 224-41
Morris, Clara, 21:173, 248, 249, 250, 266
Morris, Ed, 70:175, 181
Morris, Edward, 63:121
Morris, George R., 19:321
Morris, George, 32:191; 73:6
Morris, Glenn, 63:70
Morris, Jan, 60:106
Morris, John E., 24:382
Morris, John Milton,"History of Las Posadas Forest," from memoirs of, compiler Edith Gregory, 35:1-9, 155-60
Morris, John W., 24:382
Morris, Joseph, 27:130, 131, 231, 301, 309
Morris, Louis (Los Angeles, 1856), 30:286
Morris, Louis (San Francisco, 1855), 16:336
Morris, Milton and Sally (Dodge), 35:2-5 passim, 155, 156; photograph, 35: opposite 1
Morris, Mrs. John Milton (Sarah Melissa Harmon), 35:2, 6-9, 156
Morris, Nelson, 63:118, 121, 124, 127
Morris, Robert H. and Mrs., 11:15, 26
Morris, Robert M., 26:327-28; 30:57
Morris, Robert, 36:379; 50:15; "The Mother of Alfred Robinson," 36:289-91
Morris, Roger, 70:379, 390
Morris, Schwab & Co., 71:55, 58
Morris, Thomas, 33:123
Morris, William G., 40:291
Morris, William, 35:160; 65:216
Morris, Winnie Sarah, 32:191
Morrish, Will, 49:263, 338, 339, 349, 350
Morrish, William Francis, 19:96
Morrison (ship), 5:12
Morrison (stage driver), see Ackley & Maurison
Morrison (Sutter's Fort, 1847), 22:221
Morrison, Alexander Francis, 6:288
Morrison, Anna M., 73:197
Morrison, Caroline Wood, 59:116, 123
Morrison, Faye B. and Kathryn Cusick, Golden Poppies: California History and Contemporary Life in Books and Other Media for Young Readers, review, 67:59-60
Morrison, George H., 27:194
Morrison, J. H., 39:211
Morrison, J. L., 9:367
Morrison, John C., Jr., 15:50
Morrison, John, 16:342
Morrison, Jonas J., 19:72; 27:315
Morrison, Judge, 45:5
Morrison, Lewis, 21:246, 251, 256
Morrison, Lorrin L., Warner: The Man and the Ranch, review, 43:57
Morrison, Mary C., and Lynn A. Bonfield, Roxana's Children: The Biography of a Nineteenth-Century Vermont Family, review of, 77[1-3]:112
Morrison, Mrs. Alexander Francis (May Benton Treat), 21:123; 36:151-52; obituary, 18:381-82
Morrison, Mrs. Murray (Virginia White), 10:296; 13:80, 82
Morrison, Murray, 19:282, 296; 32:336-37; "A Glimpse at San Francisco in the `50's," 13:80-83; family of, 13:80
Morrison, Murray, 53:151; 69:378
Morrison, R. N., 16:337, 339; 28:34
Morrison, Robert F., 13:80
Morrison, Roderick M., 27:160, 163
Morrison, Samuel Eliot, 57:176-177, 179
Morrison, Thomas and Maggie (Middleton), 19:233
Morrison, William, 14:211
Morrissey, Charles T., review, Like Modern Edens: Winegrowing in Santa Clara Valley and Santa Cruz Mountains, 1798-1981, by Charles L. Sullivan, Forward by Leon D. Adams, 62:145; review of Muscatine et al., editors, The University of California/Sotheby Book of California Wine, 64:297-298
Morrissey, John (boxer) 79[2]:303
Morristown, 11:240
Morro Bay, 76[2-3]:90
Morro Redondo, 3:352, 354, 358
Morro Rock, 1:157, 159
Morrow, Charles (editor), 78:44, 48
Morrow, William W., 36:45; 75:163
Morrow. W. C., 61:201
Morse (Calaveras County, 1850), 22:71-72, 75
Morse (Sacramento, 1849), 23:349
Morse (ship), 8:106; 14:320, 342, 344
Morse, Amos C., 3:268-69
Morse, Charles and Mrs. (née Sawyer), 6:335-36, 350, 353
Morse, Constantine, 22:251
Morse, E. F., 6:213
Morse, E. Malcolm, 28:3
Morse, Eaton, 74:376
Morse, Edwin Franklin, 9:310; "The Story of a Gold Miner" (reminiscences), 6:205-37, 332-59; portrait, 6: opposite 332
Morse, Ephraim W., 31:37
Morse, Frank, 6:335
Morse, George D., 35:50
Morse, H. H., 33:212-13
Morse, Henry D., 6:335, 350
Morse, Henry N., 17:101, 115
Morse, J. F., 52:249
Morse, John Alexander, 16:336, 337
Morse, John B., 26:189
Morse, Dr. John E, 75:217
Morse, John Frederick, 4:182, 188, 190, 223; 7:281; 9:36; 10:75; 22:35; 58:4
Morse, M., 13:31
Morse, Mrs. Edwin Franklin (Abbie Robinson), 6:337, 350
Morse, P. A., 28:116; 34:242, 251
Morse, Salmi, 21:249-53, 272; 33:374
Morse, Samuel Finley Breese, 26:189; 34:291
Mortensen, Modesta, 65:253
Mortenson Construction Company, 57:342
Mortenson Iron Works, 57:349
Mortgage Guarantee Company, 36:158-59
Mortimer, John K., 21:248
Mortimer, Julie, 66:217
Mortimer, Wyndam, 75:38
Morton's Drayage Company, 35:67-68, 145-47
Morton's Special Delivery Company, 35:67-68
Morton, Carol, "Operation Traffic," 63:88-90
Morton, Laura Ann, 14:83
Morton, Lemuel, 14:297, 298
Morton, Oliver P., 57:34
Morton, Thomas H., 15:180
Morton, William James, 71:482
Mory, see Mowry
Mosaic Mural, 75:267
Mosby, Curtis, 75:232
Moscone Convention Center, 74:393
Moscone, George, 65:262; 72:178; 74:;192
Moscow (vessel, ship), 1:231, 289; 4:391; 6:371; 8:297; 14:345; 15:58, 62; 22:54; 25:124; 29:271; 41:227; 73:117
Moscow IV (painting), by Rupert Garcia, back cover, 74: Fall, 1995
Moselle, La (ship), 15:269
Mosely (or Moseley), Sam (1847), 33:104
Moser, Dawn, "Books for Budding History Buffs." 59:80-83
Moses (Colorado River, 1850), 22:20
Moses Taylor (ship), 21:60; 33:2
Moses, Bernard, 1:13, 14, 16, 17, 21; 24:79; 35:256; 72:228; see "Bernard Moses' Contribution to Scholarship," 42:111-126, portrait facing 112; 50:280
Moses, H. A., 9:251, 269
Moses, H. Vincent, 74:4, 38, 42-44, 103; "`The Orange-Grower is not a Farmer,' G. Harold Powell, Riverside Orchardists, and the Coming of Industrial Agriculture, 1893-1930," 22-37; "California Citrus State Historic Park," inside front cover, Spring
Moses, Israel, 34:35, 36
Moses, Phoebe, 26:167
Moses, Vincent, "Machines in the Garden: A Citrus Monopoly in Riverside, 1900-1936," 61:26-35
Moses, William S., 6:69, 71-76 passim; 7:125; 29:291-92
Mosher, Francis William ("Red"), Jr., 54:300, 303, 305
Mosier, Dewey and Nola, "The Giants and the Mountain-Mining Machines Make a Highway," 61:188-195
Mosk, Edward, 63:307, 312
Mosk, Sanford Alexander,"Price-Fixing in Spanish California," 17:118-22
Mosk, Stanley, 63:306, 308, 312; 78:196
Mosley (Mosely?), Ben, 10:286
Mosquito Creek, 29:193, 205
Mosquitoes, 2:183-85, 195; 5:126, 128; 8:5, 18-21, 25, 167; 11:256; 12:32, 95-96, 305; 13:71; 20:33-34; 23:33-35, 37, 123-25, 130, 132, 367, 369; 27:298, 364; 29:14, 300; 30:42; 74:152, 197-198
Moss, D. H., letters from, 24:119-20, 125, 355
Moss, J. Mora, 4:226; 17:46; 19:231; 25:344; 27:71; 53:19
Moss, John, 3:167; 12:12
Moss, L. I., 71:227
Moss, Larry, 71:245, 246
Moss, Rick, inside front cover Fall (volume 75), 75:196; "Not Quite Paradise: The Development of the African American Community in Los Angeles through 1950," 75:222-235
Moss, Samuel, Jr., 7: opposite 110
Moss, Sidney Walter, 4:283
Moss, William S., 66:57
Most, Stanley, 66:243
Mota, Raimundo de la, 21:359, 361, 362
Moth Island, 17:149; 20:214
Mother Lode, 59:204-221 passim; 77[1-3]:65; 77[4]:36
"Mother Lode for the West: California Mining Men and Methods," by Duane A. Smith, 77[4]:149
"Mother of Alfred Robinson, The," by Robert Morris, 36:289-91
Mother's Trust, The (play), 15:165
Mothers for Peace, 71:236
Motherwell, Robert Burns II, 22:95; obituary, 22:285
Moti (Indian, 1836), 16:249, 355
Motilder, Andrew Jackson, 75:216, 220
Motion picture industry, 74:245; see "Buffoons and Brave Hearts: Hollywood Portrays the Russians, 1939-1944," 52:326-336; "California Un-American Activities Investigations," 49:309-327 passim; "D. W. Griffith: the Lean Years," 44:195-204; "The First Picture Show," 54:125-138; see "Comics and Cels: The Walt Disney Archives," 56:270-274
Motion pictures, Northern California locations, 63:154-163
Motivation and Political Technique in the Constitutional Convention, 1878-79, by Carl Brent Swisher, review, 49:86-87
Motle , John Lathrop, 50:102
Motlow, James and Jeff Gillenkirk, "This Was Our Place: Memories of Locke," 66:170-187
Motor Carrier (The) (publication), 55:307
Motor Carrier Act (1917), 55:313
Motor Carrier Association, 55:300-325 passim
Motor Stages, 59:164
Motor Transit Company, 55:309, 320, 321, 322, 324
Motoring Tourists and the Scenic West, 1903-1948, by Michael Vinson, review, 69:293-295
Mott (Marysville, 1851), 8:211
Mott, Edward M., 36:44
Mott, Frank K., 55:138
Mott, Gertrude (Mrs. Frank K.), A Handhook for Californiacs, review, 5:403
Mott, Gordon N., 9:42, 159, 163, 179, 380; 10:60, 395; 11:63; 14:397; 15:28, 35
Mott, Stephen, 74:395
Mott, Talbot & Company, 2:352
Mott, Valentine, Jr., 15:181
Mott-Smith, J., 13:32
Mott-Smith, Mrs. Ernest A. (Anne Elizabeth Paty), 14:339; 22:288
Motzko, John J., 24:72
Moulder, Andrew J. (Superintendent of Public Instruction) 79[2]:20, 232, 233, 234, 235, 243
Moulder, Andrew Jackson, 9:104, 106, 108; 15:179, 281; 19:156, 230, 236; 29:107; 33:306; 42:103, 53:318
Moulin (from Paris, 1849), 22:304
Moulin, Gabriel, 65:208 (photo by), 210; 211, 212 (photos by); 69:395
Moulis, Abbe, 22:301
Moulthrop, C. W., 16:81, 84
Moulthrop, Robert, 8:346
Moulton, D. Stellifer, 2:240-41
Moulton, Joseph, 18:174
Moultrie, J. A., 26:247
Mounds, The, Ventura County, 16:298, 303
Mount Anna Mills, 64:46
Mount Baker, Washington (painting), 71:56
Mount Baldy, 73:224; 74:23 (photo)
Mount Brewer, 64:44
Mount Davidson, 77[4]:72
Mount Diablo Base Line, 34:3-11
Mount Diablo, 69:17; 76[2-3]:313, 314
Mount Everest, 77[1-3]:144
Mount Hermon School (Mass.), 73:226
Mount Hope [mining] Company, 6:334; 12:72; 19:28
Mount Lassen, 76[1, 4]:106
Mount Lola, 61:102, 104
Mount Lowe, 60:53; 73:224
Mount Lowe: The Railway in the Clouds, by Charles Seims, review, 184-186
Mount Lowe Scenic Railway, 75:71
Mount Ophir Mill, 77[4]:65
Mount Ophir Mine, 11:243
Mount San Jacinto, 73:153 (photograph)
Mount Shasta, 76[2-3]:215, 361
Mount Shasta (painting), 71:12
Mount Shasta City, 7:124
Mount Starr King, 69:19 (photograph)
Mount Tamalpais, 76[2-3]:261
Mount Tamalpais from Napa Slough (painting), 71:38
Mount Tamalpais from San Rafael (painting), 71:2
Mount Tyndall, 64:44
Mount Vernon (ship), 12:30
Mount Wallaston (vessel), 50:358
Mount Whitney, 69:95; 75:129
Mount Williamson, 64:44
Mount Wilson, 63:65
Mount Wilson Observatory, 76[1, 4]:109, 110, 112, 113, 115
Mount, Charles E., 10:62
Mount, William Sidney, 77[4]:176; 79[2]:27
Mountain [stage] Line, 14:402
Mountain Automobile Line, San Bernardino, 55:309
"Mountain Bill," 18:163
"Mountain Charley," see McKiernan, Charles
Mountain Climber: George B. Bayley, 1840-1894, by Evelyn H. Chase, review, 61:307
Mountain Commercial Company, 35:346
Mountain Cottage Hotel, 8:352, 363
Mountain Democrat, Placerville, 20:162; 79[2]:76
Mountain Echo, Downieville, 9:173
"Mountain Echoes" (MS serial), 28:317
mountain heather (Phyllodoce species), 76[2-3]:30
mountain hemlock (Tsuga mertensiana), 76[2-3]:30
Mountain Herald, Yreka, 23:207; 28:216, 225, 230, 231
Mountain Home Ranch, San Mateo County, 31:300-301, 305
Mountain Home, Grass Valley, 11:244
Mountain Home, Santa Clara County, 29:43-57 passim, 173-78
Mountain House, Goodyear's Hill, 8:363; 9:392
Mountain Jack and a Wandering Miner, by E. Hall Martin 79[2]:178, 179
mountain juniper (Juniperus occidentalis subspecies australis), 76[2-3]:29
Mountain Lake, 75:154, 156, 157, 158, 160, 163, 165, 166
Mountain Lake Water Company, 10:378, 391; 11:390; 17:175, 177
Mountain Land Tract, Mexico, 47:22, 23
mountain lions, 77[4]:107, 117
Mountain man, dress of, 3:75
Mountain Meadows, 20:345; massacre, 14:60, 65; 19:271-74; 21:231; 29:243, 248; 32:322, 325
Mountain Men and the Fur Trade of the Far West, Volume II (The), edited by LeRoy R. Hafen, review, 45:360-361
Mountain men, see "The Diet of the Mountain Men," 42:301-309
Mountain Messenger, Downieville, quoted, 18:306-7
Mountain Quarries Company, 63:289, 291
Mountain View Cemetery, Oakland, 24:172; 30:248; 71:277 (photograph)
Mountain, Thomas, 15:173
Mountaineering in the Sierra Nevada, 64:42-51
Mountaineers, The (play), 15:278
Mountaineers, The" (musical troupe), 15:164
Mountains and Molehills, by Frank Marryat, 77[1-3]:41; 77[4]:179
Mountains and Molehills, or Recollections of a Burnt Journal (1855), by Frank Marryat 79[2]:217
Mountanos, Anastasios, 60:123
Mounted Coast Riflemen, 34:269
Mountjoy, Miss (Sacramento, 1858), 9:254
Mouravieff (or-Murav'ev), M. N., 12:191, 235
Mourelle, Francisco, 76[2-3]:95
Mourelle de la Rua, Francisco Antonio, 9:205-8, 221, 226, 227, 228, 240-41; 10:337; 40:109-14, 116; map, 40: following 112
Mourelle, Francisco Antonio, 43:45-46
Mouser, Silas M., 30:67
Mouton (San Jose, 1851), 35:316
Movie industry, 75:232
Movie Making in California, see "Eisenstein and California: The "Sutter's Gold" Episode, 59:194-203
"Moving Mirror of the Overland Trail," James Wilkins', 33:29, 32-38; adv., 33:35
"Moving Still," by Francisco Jimenez, 74:306-315
Mowe, George W., 10: opposite 48; 27:168
Mowry, Barton, 14:175, 176, 177, 182
Mowry, George E., 36:114; address,"The Johnson-Hughes Incident of 1916," 25:185-87
Mowry, George, 66:198
Mowry, Rinaldo, 14:72, 73, 175, 176, 182
Mowry, Sylvester, 6:32; 9:307, 317; 18:205-6, 209; 38:339
Moxley, W. A., 24:288
Moya y Contreras, Pedro, 2:141; 7:239-40, 243, 245, 248, 253, 256, 275
Moyers, Bill, 71:207
Moyes, R. B., 29:195
Moynihan, Daniel Patrick, 70:282; 73:235
Moynihan, Ruth B. et al., So Much To Be Done: Women Settlers on the Mining and Ranching Frontier, review, 70:217-218
Mozart Music Hall, San Francisco, 21:163
Moziño (botanist, 1792), [Mozino (botanist, 1792)] 2:257
Moziño, José Mariano, [Mozino, Jose Mariano] 76[2-3]:101
"Mrs. Lillie Hitchcock Coit," address by Floride Green, 12:366
Mt. Brewer, 75:323 (photo)
Mt. Davidson (San Francisco), 76[1, 4]:132
Mt. Diablo Fruit Farm, 65:11
Mt. Holyoke College, 76[1, 4]:29, 40
Mt. Lassen, 72:245 (photograph), 247 (photograph)
Mt. Lytell, 64:42
Mt. Rainier National Park, 71:162
Mt. Robidoux, 74:102
Mt. Shasta, 72:241 (photograph), 246 (photograph); 77[1-3]:56
Mt. Shasta (painting), 77[1-3]:186
Mt. Shasta and Shastina, by Frederick Butman 79[2]:191
Mt. Tamalpais and Muir Woods Railway, 70:151, 158 (photograph)
Mt. Tamalpais State Park, 71:164
Mt. Tamalpais, 70:146-161 Berry Trail, 151 Inspiration Point, 153 (photograph) Laurel Dell, 150 Legends of, 146-161 Matt Davis Trail, 146 Mountain Home, 146 Mountain Theater, 146, 154, 156 Steep Ravine, 150 Table Mountain, 147 West Peak, 147; 75:32
Mt. Tamalpais, literary associations, 61:82-99 passim
"Mt. Tamalpais: The Legendary Birth of a Holy Mountain," by David Robertson, 70:146-161
Mount Tamalpais from San Rafael (painting), 77[1-3]:86
Mt. Whitney, 64:42-51 passim; 66:214
Mt. Wilson Observatory, 60:230, 233, 235, 237
Much Ado about Nothing, 15:278
Mucha, Alphonse, 56:54
Muck, Karl, 25:245, 246
Muckles, Joseph P., 8:203(?), 358
Mud Hill, Nevada County, 73:196
Mud Lake, 22:202, 214
Mud Springs (later El Dorado), 8:201, 210; 15:377
Mud Springs (Southern California), 12:6; 16:296, 302
"Mudsills," see Democratic Party
Mueller, Baron Ferdinand von, 26:280; 32:246-47
Mueller, Darryl, 73:154
Muerhead, James, 34:159
Muertos, Punta de los, 4:144, 167; 9:6; 31:34
mug books, police, 77[1-3]:8
Mugan, William D., 38:66
Mugartegui, Pedro Pablo [Father], 1:162, 164; 76[2-3]:93
"Mugbooks," 38:133-35, 138
Muggenborg, J. H. C., 9:318-31
Muggeridge, Edward James, see Muybridge, Eadweard
Muggeridge, John, 42:6
Muggeridge, Thomas S., 42:7
Mugu Lagoon, 7:24, 70
Muick, Pamela C., Bruce M. Pavlik, Sharon G. Johnson, and Marjorie Pepper, Oaks of California, review, 73:323
Muir, Andrew Forest, 34:381; "Note on Twain and Rising," 34:317-22
Muir, Helen, 71:173
Muir, Henry, 31:331
Muir, John, 1:284; 3:207-8; 4:12, 27-31, 35, 43, 53, 55; 5:338; 15:289; 20:2; 21:183; 23:122; 25:178-79, 190; 33:245, 306; 38:249-56 passim; 46:4, 6; 51:205; 53:359; 58:290-300 passim; 60:319, 320; 61:92, 93; 63:135-139, 257, 262, 263; 64:44, 255; 66:208, 211, 217; 68:177, 183, 192, 194; inside front cover, 69: Summer, photograph, 69:16, 18, 88, 93, 94, 96, 98, 104, 128, 142, 152, 156, 158, 162, 170, 174, 180, 196, 205; 70:63; 71:20, 57-58, 89-91, 93-94; 104-108, inside front cover, Summer (Volume 71, 1992); 155-156, 157 (photograph), 158, 159, 160, 162, 163, 168, 170 (photograph) 171-177, 176 (photograph), 177 (photograph), 178, 199, 223, 239, 241, 249, 257 (photograph), 261 (photograph); Starr King Group from the Southwest (sketch), 105; 73:154; 74:38, 190, 193, 196; 75:43, 46, 71, 327, 329, 331, 332, 333, 336; 76[2-3]:27, 29, 31; article on, 17:18-20; 76[1, 4]:100, 105; 77[1-3]:13, 157; 77[4]:114; 78:260; 79[2]:222, 305, 307
Muir, Mrs. John (Louie Wanda Strentzel), 4:295
Muir, Thomas, 1:175; 10:320; book on, review, 38:274-75
Muir, Wanda, 71:173
Muir, William S., 14:278
Mukat's People, the Cahuilla Indians of Southern California, by Lowell John Bean, review, 51:284-286
Mula Mill, 38:62
Mulberry trees, 31:335, 336, 339, 341; 43:309-317
Mulder, William, coeditor Among the Mormons, review, 37:369
Muldoon, J.P., 10:266
Muldrew, William, 12:200
Muldrow v. Norris, 25:223
Mule Hill, San Diego County, 26:47-51 passim, 58, 61; 33:102; photograph, 26: opposite 46; 48:220, 223
Mulegé, Baja California, [Mulege, Baja California] 13:101, 114-15, 140, 145, 146; 44:112, 113, 114; 73:119
Mules, 1:113, 120, 121, 165, 219; 2:198, 335; 4:33; 5:134, 170, 217, 228; 8:342; 11:324; 12:249, 260, 262, 274; 13:202, 211; 14:5, 6, 334; 16:242; 17:340, 344; 18:149; 20:341-43; 21:196, 200-20 passim, 333, 337-42 passim; 22:13; 23:170, 252, 263; 24:121; 26:23, 47-50 passim, 298; 28:204, 212, 218; 33:189, 344-45; 34:22; 36:132; 77[4]:258; meat, as food, 1:120; 17:344; 26:47, 50; 57:333-341 passim
Mules, as a transportation mode 79[2]:53
Mulford, C. W., 38:308
Mulford, Prentice, 11:170; 18:281; 21:170; 33:324; 38:307-8; 63:321; 77[1-3]:12, 21, 25, 27; 79[2]:19, 26, 30, 218
Mulford, Samuel B., 9:346; 10:59; 14: opposite 209, 377, 379, 380, 382; 15:21, 28, 49
Mulholland (Marysville, 1862), 10:375
Mulholland, C., 4:49, 54; 9:195
Mulholland, Catherine, The Owensmouth Baby: The Making of a San Fernando Valley Town, review, 67:197-198
Mulholland, I. H., 9:195
Mulholland, William, 19:186; 27:122; 54:51; 59:12; 60:54, 71; 68:96; photograph, 55:9, 111; 100-106 passim; see "The Politics of California Water: Owens Valley and the Los Angeles Aqueduct, 1900-1927," 2-25
Mulholland,"Shorty," 27:117-18
Mulkey, Cyrus, 4:33
Mulkey, J. L., 4:320
Mulkins, Andrew, 36:119
Mulkins, John, 34:207; 36:119, 128
Mull Ranch, 33:296
Mullaly, Joseph, 13:330; 29:234
Mullaly, Thornwall, 36:74
Mullan & Hyde, Washington, D.C., 50:417
Mullen v. Mullen, 9:266, 357, 358
Mullen, Arthur, 39:133; 63:198
Mullen, Kevin J., Let Justice Be Done: Crime and Politics in Early San Francisco, review, 69:210-211; review of William B. Secrest, Lawmen and Desperadoes: A Compendium of Noted, Early California Peace Officers, Badmen and Outlaws, 1850-1900, 74:440-441; "Malachi Fallon, San Francisco's First Chief of Police," 62:100-105
Muller (Minal, 1846), 11:43
Mullet, Alfred Bult, 68:7-8
Mullgardt, Louis Christian, 62:110, 118, 119
Mulligan, Billy (boxer) 79[2]:303
Mulligan, Gerry, 75:276
Mulligan, William ("Billy"), 6:50; 8:366-72 passim; 9:26, 31; 14:358; 16:346; 17:81-83, 173, 182; 23:71; 37:157, 159-60
Mullin, Robert N., editor, Maurice Garland Fulton's History of the Lincoln County War, review, 49:71-72
Mullins, Catherine, 33:94
Mullins, William H., The Depression and the Urban West Coast, 1929-1933: Los Angeles, San Francisco, Seattle, and Portland, review, 73:158
Mullot & Tallot, 5:13, 42, 346
Mulloy, James, 17:83
Mulnaer (Trinity County, 1850), 5:228, 235
Muloch, Dinah Maria (?), 4:209
Mulqueen, Miss or Mrs. (died San Francisco, 1855), 15:376
Mulroy, John R., 49:243
Mumford, E. Philpott,"Early History of Cotton Cultivation in California," 6:159-66
Mumford, Lewis, 73:146; 75:2; 79[2]:117
Mumma, Phil, "The National Gold Rush Sympsium of the Oakland Museum of California," 77[1-3]:2-3
Mummy, The (minstrel show), 20:305
Muncey, Jack, 6:347
Munch (Marysville, 1858), 9:363, 364
Muncio, Claudia, 25:250
Munday, Patrick, 46:348
Mundell, J. E., 31:128
Munder, Emil, 51:41
Munder, William, 51:36
Munger, Asahel, 18:309
Munger, Gilbert, 65:114 (photograph), 122; 69:141, 143, 144, 150 Municipal Voters League (Sacramento), 369; 70:150; 71:17-18, 78-79, 85, 93, 94, 100, 101-102, 108; Glacier Lake, Kings Canyon (painting), 71:93; Mount Tamalpais from San Rafael (painting), 71:2, 18; Royal Arches and Half Dome (painting), 71:101, 102; Stream in the Yosemite Valley (painting), 71:102; Sunrise, Donner Lake (painting), 71:85; 76[2-3]:261
Munger, Mary, see Carpenter, Mrs. Harvey C.
Munger, Maynard, 71:245
Municipal Affairs (publication), 57:166
Municipal Art Commission, 60:57
Municipal government (to 1850), see Alcaldes; Ayuntamiento
"Municipal Government in Spanish California," by Francis F. Guest, O.F.M., 46:307-335
Municipal League of Los Angeles, 57:164, 166, 167; 72:14; see "Progressive Reform in Los Angeles under Mayor Alexander, 1909-1913," 54:37-56 passim
Municipal League, 59:293, 294, 299
Municipal Newspaper Commission, Los Angeles, 44:7
Municipal Railway (San Francisco), 76[1, 4]:126, 128
Municipal street railways, 73:303 (map), 304, 306
Muni� brothers, 78:140
Munie, Alexander, 32:110
Munk, Joseph Amasa, Activities of a Lifetime, review, 3:201-2
Munk, Peter, 77[1-3]:38
Munn v. Illinois (1877), 78:48
Munny: on Ewing, 30:39-47; on Susan Drew, 1:212-15
Munoz, Carlos, 74:290, 304
Munoz, Jeanne, 71:339
Muñoz, Juan Antonio, [Munoz, Juan Antonio] 15:343, 347-48, 356, 358, 362
Muñoz, Juan Bautista, [Munoz, Juan Bautista] 31:219
Muñoz, Pedro, [Munoz, Pedro] 1:166; 48:130
Munoz, Victoria Marine, 71:429
Munras, Catalina Manzanelli de, 66:269-270, 277; 67:88, 93; see Manzaneli, Catalina
Munras, Concepcion, 66:270, 277
Munras, Esteban Carlos, 66:269-270
Munrás, Estevan, [Munras, Estevan] 16:217; 67:93; 76[2-3]:208
Munras, Estevan, 71:5 Retablo (mural decorations), 5
Munrás, Salvador, [Munras, Salvador] 35:107
Munro, Mrs. William B., 45:255
Munro, Perly, 26:129
Munro-Fraser, J. P., 65:240, 241
Munsey's (magazine), 69:29, 33
Munson, Frederick, 69:52
Munson, Harry, 59:297, 300
Munson, Miss M., 10:246, 260
Munz, Philip R., review of Howell et al., A Flora of San Francisco, 37:371
Muragaki, Awaji-no-kami, 23:342
Murals, see "Working to prosperity: California's New Deal murals," 58:98-127
Muraviev, Nicholai, 54:17, 18, 20
Murayama Osamoto Atsushi, 23:342
Murayama Tamotsu, 69:266-267
Muravyov, Governor, 75:359
Murchie Mine, 64:143, 144, 147, 149, 150
Murchison, Charles F. (George Osgoodby), 37:172-77 passim
Murden, Lyman P., 20:44
Murderer's Bar, 39:105; address on, by Wendell T. Robie, 35:75; letters from, 39:102-3, 106-9; 55:39; 79[2]:303
Murdoch, Francis B., 9:116; 22:224
Murdoch, James E., 20:304
Murdock (C. A.) & Company, 66:59
Murdock John, 14:61, 67, 71, 73, 175-76
Murdock, A. H., 9:42
Murdock, Charles A., 45:102, 103, 105, 110; 66:64
Murdock, Charles Albert, 5:202; 20:4, 6, 8; 33:374; 38:308-9; address,"The Real Bret Harte," 4:95
Murdock, John, 74:376
Murdock, Margaret, 64:237; 66:64
Murdock, William, 31:313
Murguia, Jose Antonio, 1:161; 3:208
Murieta, Joaquin, 5:313; 7:195; 8:83; 10:86; 11:82, 182, 386; 13:327, 329, 330; 15:57, 300; 16:305; 21:362(?); 23:367, 369; 26:383; 28:338; 29:277; Ridge`s Life of, 16:256-62; 22:30, 36; 27:244-46; 30:251, 353; books on, review, 5:203; 11:386; head of (poster), 11: opposite 386; 15:277; 63:295; 71:69; 79[2]:212, 293
Murillo, Peter, 30:226, 230
Murphey, Edith V.A., 20:384; "Out of the Past, a True Indian Story," told by Lucy Young to, 20:349-64
Murphey, G. D., 43:40
Murphy (Yuba County, 1857), 9:152; 10:172, 173, 251, 360
Murphy and Mack Minstrels, 21:163
Murphy's, 77[4]:118
Murphy's [Camp], Calaveras County, 5:229; 11:57, 172, 229, 327, 329-30; 14:132, 141; 17:3-17; 22:70-76 passim, 82; 31:287; 38:309; 50:436; 77[4]:182
Murphy's Minstrels, 21:51
Murphy's, Santa Clara County, 14:168
Murphy, "Foghorn," 49:348
Murphy, A. J., 69:125
Murphy, Bernard D., 24:89
Murphy, Bernard, 16:282; 34:232
Murphy, Con T., 21:166
Murphy, Daniel C., 36:253; obituary of Charles A. Sullivan, 7:413
Murphy, Daniel T., 30:208, 209
Murphy, Daniel, 2:185(?), 190, 198; 14:163; 18:158, 159, 173
Murphy, Dave, 60:175
Murphy, Dwight, 56:312, 315, 319, 325
Murphy, Evelyn A., obituary, 24:89
Murphy, Frank, 69:256, 257
Murphy, George, 52:329; 75:36
Murphy, Grant & Company, 30:208, 209
Murphy, Harriet, see Nye, Mrs. Michael C.
Murphy, J. K, 17:176
Murphy, J. Philip, 24:288
Murphy, J. T., 48:300
Murphy, J., 11:11, 25
Murphy, James, 13:191; 16:282; 34:232
Murphy, Jean, 72:66
Murphy, John (1846), 1:292, 293; 2:72, 73; 17:227, 228
Murphy, John (San Francisco, 1854), 15:163
Murphy, John J., 30:359
Murphy, John L., 4:41
Murphy, John M., 2:185(?), 188; 13:29; 14:149; 16:127(?); 17:277, 278; 18:158, 159, 173; 55:32, 33
Murphy, Joseph, 4:62; 21:51, 163, 173
Murphy, Lawrence R., "Stanley R. McCormick: the Youngest Reaper." 48:113-123
Murphy, Martin, 13:191; 14:17, 415; 18:173; 24:89; grandchildren of, 13:191-92; 54:65
Murphy, Martin, Jr., 7:79; 24:89; 25:122; 29:262; 33:350; 36:14; children of, 13:191
Murphy, Mary Ann, 13:191
Murphy, Mary, see Covillaud, Mrs. Charles
Murphy, Michael, 26:204
Murphy, Miss (Sucker Flat, 1860), 10:256
Murphy, Mount, 26:114
Murphy, Mrs. (Marysville, 1858), 9:358
Murphy, Mrs. John Al. (Virginia E. Backenstoe), 19:139
Murphy, Nathan Oakes, 52:297
Murphy, Patrick W., 13:191; 20:270; 36:14, 16; 38:262
Murphy, Richard, 13:31
Murphy, S., 29:104, 108
Murphy, Sarah A. C., see Foster, Mrs. William Al.
Murphy, Thomas R., 15:317, 323
Murphy, Timothy, 5:305; 16:249; 17:164; 23:176; 28:260
Murphy, Turk, 71:205
Murphy, Mrs. W. W., (PTA founder); inside front cover, Winter (volume 75)
Murphy, William G., 14:205
Murphys 79[2]:234, 306
Murray (Yuba County, 1856), 9:59, 60, 143, 144, 145, 152, 159, 168, 169, 255, 355, 369, 373(?); 10:285; see also Lewis & Murray
Murray, Edward F., 32:263-64, 267
Murray, Edward, 11:378, 382; 35:17(?), 20(?)
Murray, Frank, see Sullivan,"Yankee"
Murray, G. W., 15:281
Murray, George W., 57:222
Murray, George, 30:109, 256, 265
Murray, Guillermo, 53:67-68, 69
Murray, Hugh C., 41:115,116; 52:346; 67:224, 225, 227; 68:91
Murray, Hugh Campbell, 6:11; 7:109; 9:42-43, 45, 389-90; 15:148, 204, 211, 377; 16:81, 83; 26:334, 345, 348; 34:253; article on, 20:365-73
Murray, James, 2:122
Murray, James, of Montana, 43:207-208
Murray, Jessie, 53:161
Murray, John (Marysville, 1851), 15:37
Murray, John (San Francisco, 1854) and Susan (Bain), 28:294
Murray, John Frederick Alexander, 22:36
Murray, John P., 59:102, 105
Murray, John S., 47:10, 11
Murray, Keith A., review of Burns, The Jesuits and the Indian Wars of the Northwest, 46:81-83; The Modocs and Their War, review, 38:374-76
Murray, Michael, 2:188
Murray, Misses (Marysville, 1858), 9:374
Murray, Mrs. Edward, 35:19
Murray, Mrs. George H. (Irma Clevenger), 20:192
Murray, Philip, 59:69, 71
Murray, R. J., 8:357
Murray, Robert K., 65:286
Murray, Robert, 1:219, 229, 252, 254, 256, 264; 33:252-69 passim, 337-38, 340-41, 344; 34:25, 28, 31
Murray, Spencer, editor, Browne, Explorations in Lower California, review, 47:80-81
Murray, Thomas, 15:271
Murray, Walter, 1:17; 10:50, 62, 71; 18:177, 270, 277
Murrieta, Joaqum, 70:403
Muscapaibe Ranch, 65:278
Muscatel Estate, 25:174
Muscatine, Doris, Maynard A. Amerine and Bob Thompson, editors, The University of California/Sotheby Book of California Wine, review, 64:297-298
Muscatine, Doris, Old San Francisco: The Biography of a City from Early Days to the Earth quake, review, 55:186
Muscle Shoals, Alabama, 55:349
Muscupiabe Land claims, 50:420
Muse Art Club, 75:240
Museum of African American Art, 75:269
Museum Builders in the West: The Stanfords as Collectors and Patrons of Art 1870-1906, by Carol M. Osborne, review, 66:146-147
Museum of Modern Art, 74:330, 371
Museum of Modern Art (S.F.), 75:30
Museum of Railroad History, inside front cover, Spring, 70:94 (volume 70)
Museum of Railroad Technology, inside front cover, Spring (volume 70)
Museum of Russian Culture, 75:91
Museums, art, 66:146-147
Musgrove, J. D., 16:184
Mushet, W. C., 54:45
Music Corporation of America, 69:94
Music: Mexican folk, in California, 78:161-187; of gold-rush-era, 170
Music Pavilion, 74:385
Music:
- bands, 1:235, 238; 7:396; 14:392, 393; 15:181, 267; 16:82, 267, 282; 19:229; 20:244-51 passim; 24:263; 38:18
- gerneral, 79[2]:294-295
- instrumental, 8:171; 9:249, 359; 15:45-46, 47, 165, 169, 267; 16:83, 283, 337; 17:82; 19:236; 20:243-56 passim; 22:31; 25:229-54, 284-85, 341; 26:361-62; 28:37-38; 33:341; 38:20; see also San Francisco Symphony
- military, 38:20
- at Missions, 13:34; 23:361-62; 25:138; 30:51; 37:98-99, 101, 250, 256
- vocal, 4:59-61, 207-9; 6:339; 8:147; 9:373, 388-89, 393, 395-96; 10:42, 68-69, 201; 15:46, 47, 164, 166; 16:84, 337; 17:82, 181; 19:236; 20:248, 300; 23:5; 25:238; 38:19; see also Minstrels; Operas; Songs
"Musical Activities and Ceremonies at Mission Santa Clara de Asis," by Joseph Halpin, 50:35-42
Musical Association of San Francisco, 25:229-54; 65:249-326
Musical Hall, San Francisco, 15:163-80 passim, 266, 276, 366, 368, 374; 16:81, 84, 182, 337; 17:82, 176, 181; 19:236; 25:335, 342; 38:19
Muslims (Black), in California, 49:310, 322-323, 324
Mussel Slough, 78:41; early settlement in, 43; home for agrarian radicalism, 45; in aftermath of shootings, 46; land prices increase in, 43; Milestones, Winter, inside front cover (volume 78). See also Battle of Mussel Slough
Musser, J. J., 21:232-33
Mussina, David, 69:153
Musso (Napa County, 1878), 35:7-8, 155
Mussolini, Arnaldo, 75:345
Mussolini, Benito, 75:339, 340, 343, 344, 347, 348, 349, 350-351
Mussolini, Vittorio, 75:345 (photo)
"Mustang," see Freanor, James L.
Mustard, 4:363, 365; 8:165, 166, 246; 12:193; 16:298; 17:336; 22:245-46
Mut, Father, 74:49
"Mutiny on the Ewing," by Erwin G. Gudde, 30:39-47
Muto Shogo, 69:266
Muto, Albert, "A Voice from the Wilderness: The Early University of California Press," 72:222-33
Muto, Albert, The University of California Press: The Early Years, 1893-1953, review, 73:241
Mutual Aid Society (The), California, 47:199
Mutual Litho Company, 56:53
Mutual Orange Distributors (MOD), (Pure Gold), 61:33; 74:8, 18, 42
Mutual Orchard Company, 27:342
Mutual Savings Bank, 31:304
Muwekma Costanoan/Ohlone Indians, 71:412-431
Muwekma Indians, 71:414, 416
"Muybridge Views of Berkeley in 1874," by J. R. K. Kantor, 57:376-381
"Muybridge's Window to the Past: A Wet-Plate View of San Francisco in 1877," by Paul A. Falconer, 57:130-157
Muybridge, Eadweard J., 4:188; 35:50; 58:196, 197, 216; see "Eadweard Muybridge's Yosemite Valley Photographs, 1867-1872," 42:5-26; "The First Picture Show," 54:125-138; 56:17; 57:224, 254, 255, 256; 60:291, 292; 63:154, 155; 68:2, 4 (photograph), 4-13; 69:139, 140, 142, 144, 146, 148, 149, 152; 71:91, 94-95, 98, 100, 102-104, 108, 494, 498, 501, 503, 505; Ancient Glacier Channel near Tenaya Lake (photograph), 71:95; Cataracts below First Fall of the Yosemite (photograph), 71:104; Fissure in Eagle Rock (photograph), 71:104; No. 41, Glacier Channels, Valley of the Yosemite (photograph), 71:95, 104; No. 1542, Ancient Glacier Grooves at Lake Tenaya (photograph), 71:103; No. 1544, Ancient Glacier Channel at Lake Tenaya (photograph), 71:103, 104; Yosemite Studies, 71:104; 72:237
Muybridge, Floredo Helios, 68:5
Muybridge, Man in Motion, by Robert B. Haas, review, 55:277-278
Muybridge, Mrs. Eadweard J. (Flora Stone), 35:50
Muygridge, E. J., 30:365; see also Muybridge
My Daddy Jack London-Dedicated to the Memory of Becky London, 1902-1992, by Becky London, Interview with Russ Kingman, review, 73:329
My Darling Clementine, by John Ford, 75:74
"My Dear Friend and Champion: Letters Between Theodore Roosevelt and Hiram Johnson in 1918," by A Lincoln, 48:19-36
"My Dear Governor: Letters Exchanged by Theodore Roosevelt and Hiram Johnson," by Ashbrook Lincoln, 38:229-47
"My Dear Senator: Letters Between Theodore Roosevelt and Hiram Johnson in 1917," by A. Lincoln, 42:221-239
"My Experience in the Earthquake and Fire of San Francisco," by Chester Charles Lincoln, 65:34-41
"My Itinerary," by Thomas O. Larkin, editor Robert J. Parker, 16:11-29, 144-71
My Life with History: An Autobiography, by John D. Hicks, review, 49:65-6
"'My own private life': Toward a History of Desire in Gold Rush California," by Susan Lee Johnson 79[2]:13, 316-346
My Partner (play), 34:363
My Seventy Years in California, by Graves, review, 7:90
"My Story at Molino Viejo," by Rebecca Humphreys Turner, edited by June E Bayless, 48:171-175
Myer, Dillon S., Uprooted Americans, review, 50:338-339
Myers (Sacramento, 1851), 6:51
Myers House (The River Mansion), photo, 59:236
Myers, Alma M., 65:289
Myers, Harriet (Kelley), 25:94
Myers, Harry, 13:84
Myers, John, San Francisco's Reign of Terror, review, 46:184-186
Myers, Joseph, 55:146
Myers, L. E., 44:212
Myers, William A., and Ira L. Swett, Trolleys to the Surf: The Story of the Los Angeles Pacific Railway, review, 56:186-187
Myers, William, 30:54, 61
My First Summer in the Sierra, by John Muir, 76[1, 4]:10(1
Mygatt, Milton and Helen (Young), 27:286
Mylar, Isaac L., Early Days at ... San Juan Bautista, review, 8:383-84
Myres, Sandra L., editor, Ho For California!: Women's Overland Diaries from the Huntington Library, review, 59:265
Myrick, Alexander, 29:258
Myrick, David F., 28:285; review of Kahn, Cable Car Days in San Francisco, 56:184-186; review of Seims, Mount Lowe: The Railway in the Clouds, 56:184-186
Myrick, David, Railroads of Nevada and Eastern California: Volume I - The Northern Roads, review, 42:352-353; Railroads of Nevada and Eastern California: Volume II - The Southern Roads, review, 44:254-255; review of Beebe, The Central Pacific and the Southern Pacific Railroads, 43:347-348; review of Best, Nevada County Narrow Gauge, 46:72-73; review of Hilton, The Cable Car in America, 52:179
Myrick, Mary E., 28:294
Myrick, T. S. (?), 10:281, 378
Myricks, George, 48:294
Myron Hunt Collection, 75:82
Myrtle, Fred S., 2:67
"Mysterious Chapter in the Life of John A. Sutter, A," editor Doyce B. Nunis, Jr., 38:321-27
Mystic West in Twentieth-century America (The), by Robert G. Athearn, review, 66:227
myth, power of, 77[4]:78-79, 81
"Mythical Johnston Conspiracy, The," by Benjamin F. Gilbert, 28:165-73
mythology, 76[2-3]:1, 6