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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, W