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"17 Years with the Rollins Collection of Western Americana," address by Hilda K. Wilgus, 27:181-83
"1781 Cañizares Map of San Francisco Bay, The," by Douglas S. Watson, ["1781 Canizares Map of San Francisco Bay, The,"] 13:180
S & W canned-food label, 74:188
S & W Foods, 73:136
S. B. Wheeler (river steamer), 25:327
S. Ban Company, 73:39
S. S. Breakwater (vessel), 70:36
S. S. Lewis (ship), 27:293; 36:135, 139
S. S. Merritt (vessel), 64:290, 294
S. S. President Roosevelt (vessel), 63:50
S. S. Gripsholm (ship), 75:58
S. S. St. Paul (vessel), 76[1, 4]:9
S. S. Senator (vessel), 76[1, 4]:10,11
S. S. Zealandia (vessel), 76[1, 4]:11, 12, 14
Saalburg, William, 56:200
Saanich, Vancouver Island, 56:42
Saarinen, Eliel, 63:78
Saavedra Ceron, Alvaro de, 6:296, 308-9
Saavedra, Fernando Arias de, 53:12
Saavedra, Ramón, [Saavedra, Ramon] 49:50
Sabatie, P. G., 39:231
Sabatié, Philippe and Alexander, [Sabatie, Philippe and Alexander] 59:335, 336, 337
Sabatt, Henry J., 22:39
Sabbath, observance of, see also Sunday
Sabin (in mines, 1850), 12:98
Sabin, E. L., 36:105
Sabin, Wallace A., 32:238
Sabina (ship), 77[4]:176
Sabine (ship), 18:70; 37:237
Sable Harmonists, 75:208
Sable Harmonizers, 20:295
Saboba, 77[1-3]:159
Sabobas Indians, 77[1-3]:157
Saboba village, 72:339, 340, 349, 353, 355, 358; 78:263, 264, 268, 270
Sabotage on the Yuba River?, by Marilyn Ziebarth, 62:98-99
Sacagawea, 67:254
Sackem (ship), 6:263; 8:289, 290; 23:193, 194, 216, 307, 310
Sacket, J., 22:251
Sackett's Building, Sacramento, 15:275
Sackett, Captain (overland, 1849), 24:121
Sackett, Charles C., 52:246, 247
Sackett, Russell, 13:316
Sackmnn, Douglas C., 74:4, 112, 114-115, 117; author, "`By Their Fruits Ye Shall Know Them': `Nature Cross Culture Hybridization' and the California Citrus Industry, 1893-1939," 83-99
Sackrider, Henry, 60:293
Sacks, B., Be It Enacted: The Creation of the Territory of Arizona, review, 44:361-362; review of Gustafson, editor, John Spring's Arizona, 46:259-260
Sackville-West, Sir Lionel V., 37:172-79 passim
Sacramento, 7:17; 12:300; 29:191; 42:129; ; 46:210; 53:351, 352; 61:171, 172, 175, 179, 182, 183, 187; 64:133; 64:136; 73:4, 6, 15, 20, 39, 107 (sketch), 122, 123 (illustration), 143, 194, 195, 198, inside front cover, 73: Winter; 74:58, 95, 177, 182, 188, 411; 76[2-3]:215, 217, 312; in 1849, 11:35-36, 107, 108; 13:12, 13, 20, 84-85, 370-71, 376, 379-80, 381; 20:35-37, 120; 24:355, 356; 27:128; 29:214-15, 257; in 1850s, 2:137; 6:51, 119, 239-40; 8:22, 167, 202, 211, 262, 277; 9:54, 236-60 passim, 268-84 passim, 371, 394-95; 10:40-53 passim, 61-78 passim, 165-66, 190-91, 193, 271-83, 286-90 passim; 13:25, 260; 15:75, 76, 77, 279; 17:177; 23:104, 166, 227; 24:353, 357, 362; 33:68; 63:224-229; 75:11 (photo), 13, 14, 18, 87, 137, 163, 196, 199, 200, 201, 202, 204, 207 (photo), 208, 209 (map), 210, 212, 215, 221, 227; 77[4]:67, 69, 91, 105, 119, 144, 174, 215, 234, 256, 257, 258, 263, 264, 278, 282; in 1860s, 9:309; 10:271-83, 286-90 passim, 372-74, 386-87; 30:311; 32:216-18; in 1880s, 19:106; (1894) 58:23, 24, 25, 26; 76[1, 4]:58, inside front cover, Winter; 86, 87; 77[1-3]:4, 5, 6, 26, 64; 78:152; 79[2]:38, 103, 115, 125, 134, 135, 286; description of, 127, 128-130; education in, 230; flooding in, 129, 130, 268, 290; religion in, 253, 268-272; serves central settlements, 123; ship explosion in, 250
- buildings, 9: (illustration) opposite 258; 15:275; 23:354; 39:193-207, (photograph) following 200; see also name of building
- churches, 9:102, (illustration) opposite 258, 394; 10:64, 78, 278, 292; 27:229; 31:11; see also name of church
- consolidation bill, 9:256, 258, 282
- elections and politics, 3:153-55; 6:7; 8:210; 9:32-42 passim, 54, 99, 102-4, 109-13, 371, 394; 10:40, 193, 254, 355; 15:167, 168
- fires: 15:166, 173, 279, 297; 17:262; 23:166, 172, 177; 27:303-4
- floods, 2:209; 4:189-90; 8:277; 10:279, 293, 364-74 passim, 381, 387-88, 392; 12:300; 17:261; 23:166, 232-33, 357-58, 366; 30:284; 33:30; 39:306-7; 43:299; see "The Great Flood of 1862 at Sacramento City," 47: between 104 & 105
- hotels, 8:210; 9:181, 268, 276; 10:75-76; 24:357; 32:148; see also names of hotels
- lynching, 6:51
- map, 39: opposite 193
- newspapers, 3:268-69; 4:228; 6:4, 8-14 passim; 7:277-81 passim; 9:39, 170, 179, 181, 197, 248, 249, 272-75 passim, 382; 10:63, 145, 148, 196, 239-42 passim; 11:190; 13:297-98, 299; 14:80; 15:8, 164, 202-8 passim, 273; 16:339; 17:78, 176-79 passim, 300-301; 20:332-39 passim, 368; 21:31, 147; 27:219; 30:129, 195-202 passim; 31:5-6; 32:299, 301, 315-21 passim; 33:204-9 passim, 329-32 passim; 34:55, 56, 57, 318; 38:75-76; facsimile, 6: opposite 3; 38: opposite 321
- Old Sacramento district, 77[1-3]:153
- squatters, 2:119; 8:268; 12:105
- theaters, 9:394; see also names of theaters
- see also California: capitals, capitol, Legislature; New Helvetia; Sutter's Fort
- see "First of the Gold Rush Theatres," 46:337-344; "A Forgotten Chapter in California History: Peter H. Burnett and John A. Sutter's Fortune," 41:319-324; "Lady Bountiful: Margaret Crocker of Sacramento," 47:99-112; "Research Uses of County Court Records, 1850-1879," 52:338-365 passim
Sacramento (launch or schooner, formerly Constantine, 1842), 12:199, 247, 251, 274; 14:143; 16:129
Sacramento (steamer, 1849), 2:202; 19:291, 296; 28:63; 33:57
Sacramento (vessel), 57:48; 66:120
Sacramento and Yuba Railroad, 10:393
Sacramento Archives and Museum Collection Center, 75:89
Sacramento Bee (newspaper), 41:117; 46:130-131; 47:332, 333, 336; 48:21; 51:66; 53:108, 351, 378; 58:207; 59:238; 60:176; 69:358-359, 363, 365, 366, 369; 73:189, 192; 75:89, 322; 78:31
"Sacramento Bill," see Colm, W. W.
Sacramento Cadets, 24:173, 175
Sacramento Chamber of Commerce, 59:153; 69:359; City politics (1863-1914), 354-371; Development of (1863-1914), 354-371
Sacramento City Cemetery, 23:297
Sacramento City Council, 75:215
Sacramento City Guard, 10:198, 295; 24:172, 175, 176; 37:362(?); 38:20
Sacramento Civic Repertory Theater, 29:186
Sacramento Colored School, 75:219 (photo)
Sacramento County Board of Supervisors, 59:157
Sacramento County, California, 7:17, 18; 73:56, 66; 74:177-178, 185; 75:200, 201; map of, 204 (photo), 207, 210; 76[1, 4]:103; 77[4]:64, 247, 261; Courthouse, 24:180; see also Capitol, Sacramento
Sacramento Courthouse, 59:17, 18, 32
Sacramento Daily Union (newspaper), 45:13 115, 312, 313, 315-316; 60:188, 281; 75:217, 219, 220
"Sacramento defies the rivers: by Marvin Brienes, 58:2-19
Sacramento Daily Union, 77[4]:67
Sacramento Delta, California, 74:177-178, 183, 186-187; 77[1-3]:65; see "Chinatowns in the Delta: The Chinese in the Sacramento-San Joaquin Delta, 1870-1960," 49:21-37; Japanese Americans in, 68:100-115
Sacramento Discovery Museum, 77[1-3]:153
Sacramento Gaelic football team (ca. 1950), 72:168 (photograph)
Sacramento Gas Company, 16:184; 17:79
Sacramento Guards, 37:362; see also Sacramento City Guard
Sacramento Helvetia Rifle Club, 65:188-190
Sacramento Hotel, 8:202, 210; 23:369; 24:166
Sacramento Hussars, 10:295; 38:18
Sacramento Jockey Club, 10:198
Sacramento Journal, 60:283
Sacramento Library association, 19:249; 38:311
Sacramento Museum and History Department, 58:265-266
Sacramento Mutual Benefit Society, 10:41
Sacramento No. 4 (vessel), 64:100-101, 115
Sacramento Northern Railroad, 70:109, 113
Sacramento Philharmonic Society, 9:249
Sacramento Pioneer Association, see Sacramento Society of California Pioneers
Sacramento Railroad Station (painting), 71:27
Sacramento Record-Union (newspaper), 54:201, 202, 205, 208
Sacramento River (1850-1878), 58:2-19 passim
Sacramento River and Valley, 1:114-15, 120, 121, 131-32; 5:119-21; 6:141, 240; 7:71; 8:17-23; 11:103-23; 14:197, 345; 15:226, 234; 18:296, 298, 311; 20:32-35, 119; 21:1-5, 9, 10; 22:102, 209-13, 265, 323, 329-45 passim; 23:19, 32-34, 59, 60, 166, 295, 300, 354; 24:24, 327, 331, 332; 27:128, 298, 306, 307-8; 28:121, 122, 243, 251; boats, 6:141, 240; 10:293, 405; 16:61-66, 79; 18:302, 373; 19:124; 20:30, 34; 21:58; 22:14, 94; 23:354; 27:306; 32:223; 76[2-3]:218, 336, 337; floods, 19:120; 23:232-33, 357, 358, 365-67 (see also Floods); mining, 23:59, 60; map, 11: opposite 99
Sacramento River Delta, 73:14, 16, 21, 25, 26; see "From Waterways to Roadways in the Sacramento Delta," 59:144-169, and "'Like a Bright Tree of Life...': Farmland Settlement of the Sacramento River Delta," 59:222-239
Sacramento River Good Roads Association, 59:152
Sacramento River News (newspaper), 49:21,28
Sacramento River, 64:87-117 passim; 73:26 (photograph), 100, 105, 108, 122, 123; 74:190, 415; 75:17, 129, 132, 134, 201; 77[1-3]:153; 77[4]:111, 117, 132, 212, 250, 256, 280; 79[2]:123
Sacramento Savings Bank, 75:208
Sacramento Society of California Pioneers, 15:372; 23:297, 362, 373; 24:166; 38:311; 47:106; 79[2]:250
Sacramento Southern Railroad, 59:163, 164
Sacramento State College, theses, 43:331-333
Sacramento Swiss Rifle Club see Sacramento Helvetia Rifle Club
Sacramento Tannery and Leather Factory, 33:68
Sacramento Theatre, 9:371; 10:41, 63, 368; 23:104
Sacramento Transportation Company, 59:164; 64:101, 102
Sacramento Union (newspaper), 41:117-118; 44:317; 48:50; 55:112, 112, 116; 73:196; 78:258; see "Chinese Exclusion: The Capitalist Perspective of the Sacramento Union, 1850-1882," 57:8-31; 58:199, 205
Sacramento Valley, inside front cover, Summer (volume 75), 75:124, 327, 332; 78:249
Sacramento Valley Central Railroad, 4:226
Sacramento Valley Development Assoc., 73:192
Sacramento Valley farmers, 62:99
Sacramento Valley Railroad, 4:220-27 passim, 241, 244, 245, 258-59, 265, 267-69; 7:110; 8:362; 9:181, 271; 10:293; 11:230, 321; 15:367, 376; 16:32, 79-80, 184, 283; 17:179; 24:167; 32:218, 223; 52:136, 137, 142; 53:20; 58:13-14; illustration, 4: opposite 268; map, 4: opposite 222; 77[4]:223, 264, 284
Sacramento Valley, 56:337, 338; 64:90-117 passim; 73:23, 108; 74:160, 163, 178, 182, 409, 415; 76[2-3]:48, 52, 53, 54, 58, 63, 72, 132, 216, 219, 273, 282, 284, 287, 311, 312, 317, 322, 339, 343, 361; 76[1, 4]:82, 83, 95; 77[1-3]:61; 77[4]:118, 132, 143, 144, 234, 243, 244
Sacramento Weekly and Alta California (newspaper), 69:364
"Sacramento" (horse), 25:145; 29:338
Sacramento, Le (company), 22:308-9
Sacramento, Mexico, battle of, 18:233, 246
Sacramento, Placer and Nevada Railroad, 2:205
Sacramento, see "Chinese Exclusion: The Capitalist Perspective of the Sacramento Union, 1850-1882," 57:8-31; 333, 338, 339
Sacramento's Marshall School, 75:221 (photo)
Sacramento-San Joaquin Delta (The), The Evolution and Implementation of Water Policy: An Historical Perspective, by W. Turrentine Jackson and Alan M. Paterson, review, 57:196-197
Sacramento-San Joaquin Delta, 73:101; 75:17
"Sacred Grove on Mountain Tamalpais" (ballet), 61:96
Sacred Heart College, 29:57, 59
Sacred Places of San Francisco, narrative by Ruth Hendricks Willard and Carol Green Wilson, review, 65:218-220
Sacred Places: American Tourist Attractions in the Nineteenth Century, by John F. Sears, review, 69:293-295
Sadler, Lydia B., 71:406
Safe Deposit Company of San Francisco, 10:295
Safford, A. P. K., 2:205; 9:250, 260, 269; 36:100-101, 268, 271
Safire, William, 70:384
Sag Harbor, New York, 77[1-3]:21, 25
The Saga Comstock of the Comstock Lode, by George D. Lyman, 77[1-3]:86
Saga of Rancho El Tejón, by Frank F. Latta. review, [Saga of Rancho El Tejon] 56:375
Saga of the Comstock Lode, The, by Lyman, review, 13:183-84
Sagamore (ship), 6:41; 12:103; 22:250; 27:233
Sagarra, Eduardo, 16:224
sage (salvia species), 76[2-3]:23
Sage, George H., review of Drury, Rudolph James Wig: Engineer, Presbyterian Layman, Pomona College Trustee, 49:80-82
Sage, Rufus B., 20:147, 152
Sage, Rufus, 42:305
sagebrush (Artemisia californica and A. tridentata), 76[2-3]:23, 31, 32
Sager Troupe, 9:141, 145, 251
Sagimomatsse, Andrés (akalde), [Sagimomatsse, Andres (akalde)] 76[2-3]:211
Saginaw (ship), 10:376, 389; 25:41; 33:233, 240
Sagitani Seiichi, 69:266
Saguire (or Salguire), Pablo (de la Guerra?), 5:306
Sailing ships (1868-1916), 50:43-58
"Sailing Ships' Part in the Development of California, The," address by I. N. Hibberd, 12:366
Sailing to Byzantium: The Architecture of the Panama Pacific International Exhibition, by Gray Brechin 62:106-121
Saillant (ship), see Vaillant
"Sailor Bill," see Marshall, William
Sailor Diggings, Oregon, 19:369; see also Waldo
Sailors' Union of the Pacific, 57:60; 59:67; 64:16
Sailors' Union, 35:67; 62:202
Sainsevain, Jean Louis, 13:336, 345
Sainsevain, Pierre, 12:333, 353; 13:78, 160, 167, 174, 214, 278, 372; 16:337; 17:233; 20:109; 28:193, 361-62; 51:107; 54:141; facsimile signature, 10: opposite 159
St. Andrew's African Methodist Episcopal Church, 75:205, 213
St. Augustine Presbyterian Church, 75:240
St. Augustine Protestant Episcopal Church, 75:240
St. Clair, David J., 77[4]:18; review of Founded by the Bay: The History of the Macaulay Foundry, 1896-1996, 77[1-3]:110
St. Cyprian African Methodist Episcopal Church, 75:202, 215, 216 (photo)
St. Denis, Ruth, 75:79, 95
Saint Francis Dam, 55:114
The St. Francis Dam Disaster Revisited, edited by Doyce B. Nunis, Jr., and photographic editing by Charles N. Johnson, review, 75:286-287
St. Francis Wood (San Francisco), 76[1, 4]:131
Saint Helena, Mount, 2:364; 3:295; 12:196-98, 209; 18:338; 23:180; article on, 3:171-77
St. Ignatius Church (San Francisco), 78:15, 23, 25
St. Ignatius College. See University of San Francisco
St. John, Charles E., 76[1, 4]:115
St. John, Dr. Charles P., 76[1, 4]:112
St. Johnsbury (Vermont) Caledonian, 75:64
St. Joseph's Academy 79[2]:272
St. Lawrence Island, 76[1, 4]:6
St. Louis, 75:52, 237, 238; 77[4]:221, 264
"Saint Louis and Poker Flat in the Fifties and Sixties," by Henry Cohn, editor and translator Fritz L. Cohn, 19:289-98
St. Lucia (West Indies), 75:268
St. Patrick's College (Melbourne, Australia), 78:24
Saint Paul, Minnesota, 42:128
St. Petersburg, 75:365
Saint Vincent's Orphan Asylum (San Rafael), photo of 79[2]:228
Saint-Amant, Charles de (French consul), 78:150, 151
Saint-Amant, Fran�ois de, 78:139, 140, 150, 151, 152
Saint-Amand, Pierre, 71:207
Saint-Amant, Pierre Charles de, 18:5; 22:253, 255, 262, 266, 268-69, 276; 35:318
Saint-Gaudens, Homer, 63:77
Sainte-Marie, Buffy, 62:17
Sainte-Marie, T. P., 18:6, 7
Sajet, Jean, 12:35, 354
Sakalin (Russia) Regional Museum, 75:366
Sakamoto, Shizume, 73:34, 37
Sakuda, Chiyemi, 73:55, 61, 62, 67
Sal si puedes (shrub), 23:362, 373
Sal, Hermenegildo, 2:268-76 passim, 280, 305, 308, 334; 4:147; 14:112, 115-17; 15:59-60; 17:120; 25:319, 320, 322; 41:40; 46:314, 317; 76[2-3]:102; Spring, inside front cover (volume 78)
salal (Gaultheria shallon), 76[2-3]:23
Salamanca, Secundino de, 10:316
Salaries, federal, in California, 32:317-18, 323
Salas, Floyd, 68:188
Salazar Ilarequi, José, [Salazar Ilarequi, Jose] 9:4, 11, 13
Salazar, Alonzo Isidro, 13:203; 25:78, 167
Salazar, Ignacio, 10:35
Salazar, Isidoro Alonzo, 46:325-327 passim
Salazar, Javier, 74:331
Salazar, José Antonio, [Salazar, Jose Antonio] 10:31-32
Salazar, Rubén, [Salazar, Ruben] 60:25, 85
Salazar, Tomás, [Salazar, Tomas] 10:36
Salcedo, Felipe de, 2:140; 7:151, 172-73
Salem (ship, 1849), 30:16-20, 29, 34-35
Salem (ship, early 1900s), 31:295
Salem, Massachusetts, 73:114
Salem, Oregon, 2:131; 73:104
Sales (Yuba County, 1855), 8:341
Sales Tax Relief Association of California, 58:261
Sales, Alexander, 1:237
Sales, Luis, 44:107
Salesorio, Alvert H., 37:197
Salgado, Tomás, [Salgado, Tomas] 24:292, 308; 25:60, 149, 362
Salinan Indians, 71:374 prostitution, 374; 76[2-3]:52, 60, 70
Salinas (ship), 26:258
Salinas River and Valley, 1:159; 8:113; 17:350; 23:1; 36:2; Swiss settlers, 30:309, 310
Salinas Valley, California, 63:327-328; 74:180, 177-178, 180; 77[4]:243
Salinas, California, 62:170; 64:227; 76[2-3]:338; 76[1, 4]:103-104
Salinas, Elena, 74:282
Salinas, newspapers, 29:89, 90
Saline Water Act (1952), 54:294
Salinger Tract, 25:174
Salinger, Jehanne Biétry, [Salinger, Jehanne Bietry] 20:384; 39:2-3, 312, 320
Salisbury (ship), 22:351
Salisbury, Edwin, 63:20 (photograph)
Salkin, John and Laurie Gordon, "Eat me and Grow Young! Orange Crate Art in the Golden State," 56:52-71
Sallaberry, J., 39:314, 320-21
Salleman, F., 12:333
Sallent, Felipe, 49:3
Salmeron, see Zárate Salmerón [Zarate Salmeron]
Salmon & Ellis, 30:113; 34:27
Salmon (San Francisco, 1850), 5:351
Salmon (San Francisco, 1854), 21:324
Salmon Creek Mill, 38:63
Salmon Falls, 6:248; illustration, opposite 248
Salmon Guard, 34:269
Salmon River, 3:201; 5:242-46 passim; 26:201; 29:304; 40:51; mining on, 5:242, 245
Salmon Trout River (Carson River), 3:67; 32:198, 207
Salmon Trout River (Truckee River), 6:362
Salmon, 2:58; 5:64; 6:80; 22:318; 27:216; 28:107; 36:379; 76[2-3]:52, 280; canning of, 35:265-67
Salmon, Francisco, 37:204
Salmon, James, 25:145
Salomy Jane (movie), 63:161, 163
saloons, 77[1-3]:29; 79[2]:286, 287-289
Salsbury, A. J., 47:119
"Salt for the Scraping: ... San Francisco Salt Industry," by Alan K. Brown, 39:117-20
Salt in California, by William E. Ver Planck, review, 37:373-74
Salt industry, 73:60
Salt Lake (Utah), 74:165
Salt Lake and Los Angeles Railroad Company, 70:79-80, 82
Salt Lake City Chamber of Commerce, 70:79
Salt Lake City, 3:56-58, 297; 6:119-21; 12:354; 13:84; 17:36; 24:118, 366; 32:194-202 passim; 41:151-155; 63:202; 73:68, 184, 185, 194, Utah, 265; 77[4]:169, 267; letter from, 11:53; illustration, 6: opposite 109
Salt Lake Indian Agency, 26:323, 325
Salt Lake, Los Angeles and Terminal Railway, 49:330
Salt Lake, see Great Salt Lake
Salt Lake, Sevier Valley and Pioche Railroad, 70:77
Salt of the Earth (film), 74:323
Salt River, 1:112-13; 2:11
Salt Spring Island, British Columbia, 56:39
Salt Springs, San Bernardino County, 17:214, 215; gold mine, 14:67
Salt, 5:269; 6:259, 261, 262, 347; 7:328; 10:300; 20:263; 22:162-63; 28:100, 102, 109; 35:348-50; 37:373-74; article on, 39:117-20; journey of Indians, 20:360-61
Salt, Charles, 15:160
saltbush (Atriplex canescens), 76[2-3]:32
Salt cedar, 76[2-3]:32
Salton Sea, 75:316
Saltonstall, Leverett, 37:10-11
Saltz, H., 25:240
Saltzman, Harry, 74:390
Salud, Cañada de la, [Salud, Canada de la] 19:287
"Salute to the Port of Los Angeles: From Mud Flats to Modern Day Miracle, by Anna Marie Hager, 49:329-335
Salvador (place), 16:79
Salvador (ship), 27:179
Salvador Alvarez, Francisco, 53:68
"Salvador Vallejo," by Myrtle M. McKittrick, 29:309-31
Salvador, Ludwig, 60:34, 41, 42
Salvatierra, Juan María de, [Salvatierra, Juan Maria de] 59:170-172 portrait, 171
Salvatierra, Juan Maria, 6:103, 162; 10:204; 26:310; 36:233; 44:104, 111
Salvation Army Industrial and Social Department, 52:205, 210
Salvation Army Institute, San Francisco, 52:202, 213, 218
Salvation Army Western Territorial Museum (Rancho Palos Verdes), 75:90
Salvation Army, 74:383, 388
Salvation Army, Santa Barbara, 56:316, 320-325 passim
Salvator, Archduke Ludwig Louis, 13:345, 354; 31:13; 53:149; 67:256; Los Angeles in the Sunny Seventies, review, 8:379-80
Salvator, Ludwig, 68:92
Salvedea, see Zalvidea
Salvemini, Gaetano, 75:348
Sam Kwok (play), 23:109
Sam Patch (play), 9:271
"Sam Patch" (Indian, 1850), 24:51, 55
Sam Soule (river steamer), 9:55
"Sam Spade," 75:58
Sam Yup Association, 60:150
Sam Yup Tong, 27:23
Samaniego, Lope de, 3:368
Samarang (ship), 19:213
Samelson, Marcia (Wynn), 28:189
Samish, Arthur H., 54:305, 306; 55:307
Samish, Artie, 64:2
Samora, Julian, 74:292
Samoset (ship), 27:293
Sample, Colonel (Marysville, 1862), 10:3 80
Sampson (Indian, 1858), 4:14
Sampson, Caroline Augusta, 3:46, 156-61 passim
Sampson, E., Jr., 14:161
Sampson, Henry and James, 78:245
Sampson, John, 8:359; 9:75; 12:280; 14:210, 212, 219, 383, 389, 405
Sampson, W. H., 15:29
Samson Tyre and Rubber Company, 60:72; 64:30
Samuel (Indian, 1840), 21:320
Samuel (San Francisco, 1850s), 32:108-9
Samuel Churchman (ship), 20:332
"Samuel Green McMahan," by Ellen L. Wood, 23:289-300
Samuel M. Fox (ship), 34:26-27
"Samuel Marsden Brookes," by Lucy A. Marshall, 36:193-203
"Samuel Norris: Litigious Pioneer," by Allen L. Chickering, 25:219-28
Samuel Roberts (ship), 25:111-12, 255, 259, 261, 264
Samuel Russell (ship), 10:294
Samuel, Anna Wolfsom, 59:47
Samuels (D.) Lace House, 27:383
Samuelson, Ellen, 68:101
"Samurai in San Francisco, the Japanese Embassy of 1860," by George Hinkle, 23:335-47
San Agustín (vessel, ship), [San Agustin] 3:4, 5, 20, 22, 23; 7:363, 388; 8:56; 20:316-24 passim; 27:290; 31:100-104 passim; 41:1; 49:143, 144; 53:262
San Agustin (galleon), 76[2-3]:90
San Agustin, Isla de (San Martin Island), 3:18
San Alejo, 26:59
San Andrés (vessel), [San Andres] 43:52
San Andrés, California, [San Andres, California] 49:329
San Andreas Fault, 53:229; 55:114; 71:495, 507
San Andreas Valley, 17:245, 247
San Andreas, 23:106; 30:362; 38:309; 79[2]:13, 125
San Andres, Anconde, 3:324, 325, 326, 364, 380, 385
San Anselmo, Arroyo de, Lower California, 31:345
San Antonio (East Oakland), 10:72; 15:375; 27:210; 30:1, 3, 5, 6
San Antonio (packet, 1768), 4:142-43; 10:217; 11:276-79; 13:180; 14:102; 31:110-11, 114, 120, 353, 354; 37:294-98 passim; 76[2-3]:114
San Antonio (ship, 1542), 7:137
San Antonio (ship, 1817), 37:247, 264
San Antonio (steamer, formerly Confidence), 10:72
San Antonio (vessel), 41:238; 47:292, 293; 49:5; 56:252
San Antonio (ship), 75:222, 309
San Antonio, 75:314, 315
San Antonio and San Diego Mail Line, 2:221; 34:198-99; 36:118, 127-28, 129; 52:251
San Antonio de Padua Mission, 76[2-3]:70, 116, 158, 239
San Antonio de Pala, 76[2-3]:164
San Antonio de Pala asistencia, 70:206 (photograph), 214 (photograph)
San Antonio Rancho, 76[2-3]:177, 185; 77[4]:238; 79[2]:103
San Antonio, Baja California, 73:119
San Antonio, Calaveras County, 11:182; diggings, 11:57, 168
San Antonio, Texas, 18:101
San Antonio, Texas, 74:281-282, 288
San Benitos Islands, 3:312, 361
San Bernabe, Bahia de, 7:305-9; 8:30; map, 7:306
San Bernabé, Baja California, [San Bernabe, Baja California] 50:197-202 passim
San Bernardino Borax Mining Company, 17:116, 117
San Bernardino County, 36:284; 74:12-17, 20-21,23 (photo), 55, 102, 250; 76[1, 4]:34; 77[4]:144; borax in, 17:10-12, 116-17; Confederate activity in, 20:156-57; desert community in, 27:113-22; Mormons in, 14:68-69, 178-81; see also Ranchos: San Bernardino; San Bernardino Valley
San Bernardino Light Dragoons, 29:242
San Bernardino meridian, 18:198-99; 34:3, 11-13; monument (illustration), 34: opposite 1
San Bernardino National Orange Show, 74:98
San Bernardino Orange Show, 59:9
San Bernardino Peak, 34:3, 11-13
San Bernardino plain (Santa Clara Valley), 14:103-4
"San Bernardino Valley before the Americans Came," by George W. Beattie, 12:111-24
San Bernardino Valley, 10:214, 215, 217; 39:299; 76[2-3]:311; article on, 12:111-24
San Bernardino, 4:185; 10:35; 11:289; 18:374; 19:278; 29:242; 34:3; 42:148; 73:184; 74:89, 94; 75:226, 243; 76[2-3]:165, 192; 77[4]:265, 267; 78:264; 79[2]:123, 162; camels at, 9:305, 310; Confederate feeling in, 20:157, 168; military companies, 29:242-43; Mormons in, 9:90, 197; 14:178-81; 22:12, 13, 30; 24:275; newspapers and press, 9:194, 197-98; 23:260; 24:275
San Bernardo River and Valley, 26:38, 59, 62
San Bernardo, 17:343, 344; 26:44, 48, 50, 61; see also Ranchos: San Bernardo
San Blas, Mexico, 9:209; 10:315, 318, 320, 322, 336, 338; 13:399; 14:325, 327, 334; 15:128-29, 131, 140, 225, 238; 17:25; 19:211; 20:21; 23:279, 302, 309, 360; 24:64; 27:40; 29:12, 13-14, 211; 30:238; 31:110, 111; 36:3; 37:293; 42:203; 56:253, 256; 75:315; 76[2-3]:93, 94, 101, 102, 114, 117, 118, 119, 120, 129, 299, 303
San Blaseña [San Blasena] (ship), 23:274, 279, 280; 30:238
San Borja, 75:313, 314
San Bruno Mountain, 17:245, 247
San Bruno Point, 63:119, 126, 127, 129
San Bruno Slough, 63:117
San Bruno, Baja California, 48:214, 215, 216
San Bruno, Lower California, 26:309
San Bruno, 75:85
San Buenaventura (vessel, ship), 3:14; 20:318, 323; 49:144; 76[2-3]:90
San Buenaventura, 13:188; 16:297, 302; 17:31, 32; 18:157-59; 30:51; 75:115, 116battle of, 18:275; see also Mission San Buenaventura; Ventura
San Buenaventura Mission, 76[2-3]:150, 178
San Carlos (barkentine, 1820s), 15:140-41; 16:238; 24:312
San Carlos (or St. Charles) Hotel, Santa Barbara, 2:52; 18:164, 262, 272
San Carlos (packet, 1768-1780s), 4:142-43, 303; 6:163; 9:205, 209, 210; 13:155, 180; 14:102; 23:372; 25:322; 27:293; 31:110, 111, 120, 353, 354
San Carlos, 75:315
San Carlos (vessel), 41:29; 42:201; 43:138, 139; 46:196; 47:292, 293; 49:5, 49, 145; 53:250; 56:252; 57:88; 65:240; 66:25, 26, 27, 38; 76[2-3]:94, 95
San Carlos Borromeo (ship), 23:219, 221, 225
San Carlos Borromeo Mission, 76[2-3]:65, 99, 102, 116, 121, 211, 233, 236, 239, 246, 301; drawing of, 154, 200,371
San Carlos Opera Company, 54:33
San Carlos Pass, 34:194-95
San Carlos Presidio, Chapel, 54:67-68
San Carlos, Isla de (Forrester Island), 9:241
San Carpojoro Canyon, 1:159
San Clemente Island, 2:48, 49, 330; 3:6; 7:73, 172, 349, 387, 388; 8:58; 31:155; 76[2-3]:38, 85
San Cristobal (ship), 7:137
San Diego-San Antonio mail, 77[4]:264
San Diego: 31:149; 36:164; 76[2-3]:49, 93, 113, 162, 177,199, 218, 267, 301, 306, 311, 334, 342, 346, 349; 77[4]:113, 185, 211, 212, 244; in 1776, 14:102; in 1793, 2:331-40; in 1827-28, 8:218-21, 331-34; 16:218; in 1830s, 13:212; 14:232-62 passim, 225-31 passim; 16:222, 238, 363; in 1840-42, 8:108; 12:227; 19:206-7; in 1840-50, 1:146; 9:6, 9, 13; in 1851-52, 22:3, 4; 75:124, 199, 314, 315, 340; 76[1, 4]:82, 94, 111; inside front cover, Fall (volume 77), 77[1-3]:133, 159, 181, 183; 78:181, 264; 79[2]:113, 123, 133, 176
- during Mexican-American War, 331, 333, 342, 344
- in 1880s, 17:35; 22:349-53; 31:149, 18 6
- in 1890s, 35:269, 273-74, 345-55 passim
- in 1900-1920s, 20:140; 35:354-66; 36:63-78, 153-56 41:326; 48:220; 53:72, 73; 60:147, 148; 73:39, 198, 213, 225, inside front cover, Fall (Volume 73); 74:58, 230, 232-241
- Logan Heights, 31:149
- Old Town, 9:9; 23:360, 371; 26:24, 47; 31:33-48 passim; 33:115
- New Town, 4:144; 8:184; 31:33-45
- art gallery, 36:153
- chamber of commerce, 36:63
- doctors, 4:143-44, 167-68 (see also Griffin, John S.)
- first American birth, 22:56
- fishing industry, 31:153-58
- Gale and Robinson at, 23:194-99 passim, 205-6, 209, 315-30 passim
- hide and tallow trade, 8:291, 293, 304-5; 19:206-7, 210; 23:194, 206, 209, 320, 325, 326
- mail service, 36:117-22 passim, 131
- Mexican: fort, 8:218, 333, 334; government, 1:26-31 passim; legislature, 16:218, 230, 231
- naming by Vizcaino, 85, 91
- naval station, 75:344
- newspapers: 9:194, 197, 200; 24:275; 31:36, 39, 46, 151-59 passim
- parks, 35:357; 36:65-68; public library, 35:356; school, 35:356, 358; trails, 36:117-32; transportation, 16:66-68; 22:2, 3, 4, 6, 10, 155; 31:40, 149;
- rainfall in, 19
- trappers at, 2:345; 15:109, 133
- U.S. forces at (1846-47), 1:142-43, 146; 3:119-24 passim; 12:57; 14:271; 15:237; 17:282, 283, 347, 348, 349; 20:226; 21:220, 338-44; 22:48-52, 61; 26:21-25 passim, 33, 46-50 passim, 291; 33:99-103 passim; (1852-1920), 31:35-36; 34:158-60; see "The Garra Uprising: Conflict Between San Diego Indians and Settlers in 1851," 45:339-349; "The Portolá Expedition," ["The Portola Expedition"] 47:291-313 passim
- see also Presidio of San Diego; Missions: San Diego; San Diego Bay
San Diego & Arizona Eastern Railroad, 31:149
San Diego & Arizona Railroad, 70:110
San Diego (cruiser), 60:222
San Diego (vessel, ship), 7:273, 300-382 passim, 389, 390; 20:319; 36:228, 230; 46:347; 50:200; 76[2-3]:91
San Diego and United States Navy, 72:129-49 Board of Water Commissioners, 147, 148 Chamber of Commerce, 130, 135, 140, 146 Army-Navy Committee, 135; see "San Diego, the U. S. Navy, and Urban Development: West Coast City Building 1912-1929," by Gregg R. Hennessey, 72:128-49
San Diego Bay and port, 2:331-32, 335; 4:143; 5:214; 7:46, 54, 73, 347-48, 387; 8:58, 69, 217-18, 291, 331-34; 10:335; 12:125; 22:349-54; 23:203, 205, 209; 31:120, 151-53; 32:352-53; 36:228; 76[2-3]:13, 102; arrival of Cabrillo in, 84; maps showing, 7:346; 9: opposite 3 and opposite 6
San Diego: California Club, 72:139-40 Development of, 129-49 Harbor Commission, 148
San Diego: California's Cornerstone, by Iris H. W. Engstrand, review, 60:195-196
San Diego Company, 16:216, 367
San Diego County, California, 74:12-13, 102; 75:21; petition, 23 (photo); 76[2-3]:217; 77[1-3]:165, 166, 184; 77[4]:144;see "Eastern Thought on a Western Shore: Point Loma Community," 52:2-15
San Diego County Board of Supervisors, 75:21
San Diego County Federation of Women's Clubs, 75:93
San Diego Consolidated Gas and Electric Company, 75:124
San Diego de Alcala, 74:235; 75:308, as way-station, 311
San Diego Diocese, Roman Catholic Church, see "Irish-Born Champion of the Mexican Americans," 49:233-249
San Diego Exposition (1915), 71:469 (photograph)
San Diego Fishing and Canning Company, 31:155
San Diego Herald (newspaper), 45:342, 343; 52:252; 78:250; 79[2]:218
San Diego Hill, 11:333
"The San Diego Historical Society Research Archives," by Sylvia Arden, 61:140-145
San Diego Historical Society, 43:38, 39; 50:75-76; 75:21, 23, 92
San Diego Independent (newspaper), 50:76
San Diego Lumber Company, 38:68
San Diego Mission, 76[2-3]:116, 150, 151, 155, 210, 249, 260, 268
San Diego Museum of Art, inside front cover, Fall (volume 73)
San Diego Museum of Natural History, 75:23
San Diego Padres (baseball team), 74:282, 289
San Diego Presidio Chapel, 54:67
San Diego Presidio, 60:16
San Diego Public Library, 75:93
San Diego Rapid Transit Company, 75:120
San Diego River, 23:371; 31:120, 353
San Diego Salt Company, 35:349
San Diego Savings Bank, 35:360-61
San Diego State College, 74:296
San Diego State College, theses, 43:333-334
San Diego Superior Court, 75:23, 25
San Diego Union (newspaper), 48:42
San Diego's Yesterdays, by Neil Morgan and Tom Blair, review, 55:375 , the U. S. Navy, and Urban Development: West Coast City Building 1912-1929," by Gregg R. Hennessey, 72:128-49
San Dieguito (Indian village), 26:30
San Dieguito River, 26:26, 45
San Dimas, Punta de (Cape Sebastian), 10:329, 330
San Emidio, 75:137
San Feliciano Canyon, 7:199
San Felipe (Ranch?), 62:170
San Felipe (vessel), 43:51
San Felipe Creek, 75:316
San Felipe Viejo, see Vallecito
San Felipe, 21:219, 301; 25:298; Valley, 25:302
San Fernando College, Mexico, 42:198, 201, 209; see "Biographical Data on the Missionaries of San Fernando College Serving the California Missions in 1817 and 1820," 48:125-151
San Fernando de Velicata (1772), 58:250, 254
San Fernando Mission, 76[2-3]:158, 207, 304
San Fernando Mission and Historical Museum/Archival Center, 75:90
San Fernando Mission Land Company, 55:11, 99-100
San Fernando Pass, 77[4]:264
San Fernando petroleum and mining district, 17:115
San Fernando Valley, California, 47:143, 144, 148-149; 60:93; 74:44; 55:99, 100, 101; 75:224; 76[2-3]:156; see "Pioneering Land Development in the Californias," 47:15-39, 141-155 passim, 237-250 passim
San Fernando, 14:234, 240, 244; 21:351, 354; 32:328; "Convenio" at, (1846), 10:100, 102; gold mine near, 8:120; 19:203; see also Missions: San Fernando Rey
San Fernando, College of (Mexico City), 28:19, 20; 37:99, 293, 304
San Franciscans for Academic Freedom and Education (SAFE), 78:188, 189, 190, 201; and the summer of 1959, 192-195; and the Summer of 1960, 196; disbands, 200; financing of, 195; statement of position, 193
San Francisco: 58:334-347; 59:314-333 passim; 73:2, 6, 16, 19, 22, 25, 26, 31, 37, 41, 42, 45, 55, 62, 108, 117, 121, 122 (illustration), 123, 125, 126-27, 128, 130-41, 143, inside front cover, 73: Summer, 184, 193, 194, 196, 197, 198, 203, 206, 271, 273, 292, 296-307, 310, 318, inside front cover, 73: Winter; 74:18, 164, 166, 170, 186, 190, 192, 193, 194, 196, 197, 198, 199, 200, 201, 202, 257, 285, 329, 336, 372-393, 398, 411- 412, 415-416, 422-425, 429, 432; 75:14, 18, 19, 26; inside front cover, Summer (volume 75), 75:116, 119, 124, 132, 137, 140, 145, 149, 151, 153; 76[2-3]:49, 93, 94, 113, 213, 215, 273, 274, 305, 306, 334, 361; 76[1, 4]:inside front cover, Spring; 76[1, 4]:3, 4, 40, 76[1, 4]:inside front cover, Winter; 76[1, 4]:83, 84, 85, 86, 87, 88, 89, 90, 91, 99, 122-135; 77[1-3]:4, 6, 8, 44, 51, 52, 53, 57, 60, 62, 65, inside front cover, Fall (volume 77), 145, 157; 77[4]:5, 42, 66, 67, 68, 91, 92, 144, 152, 156, 174, 178, 182, 185, 212, 234, 236, 241, 244, 251, 254, 255, 256, 268, 282; 78:146, 226, 246, 249, 250, 256, 276, 280; and African Americans, 27-39; artistic center in 19th century, 161, 176, 184, 187; as a target for anti-communists, 191; Chamisso visits and explores, 6, 7; Chinese in, 34; entertainment in, during Gold rush, 147, 148; HUAC hearings in, 188; in 1849; in Gold Rush, 141, 142; photo of after fire, 282; public demonstrations in, 33; riots opposing HUAC in, 198; sketch of, 1847, 20; sketch of, 1852, 251; 79[2]:113, 132, 135, 324; as example of urbanization, 118; Chinatown in, 131; city grid established, 127; description of, 1848-50, 133; development of, 128; education in, 230; gambling halls in, 38; metropolis of the gold-rush urban system, 120; patronizes fine arts, 192, 193, 196; photo of, 1850s, 114; religion in, 253, 254, 260-268; saloons in, 287; sketch of, 1847, 122
- Airport, 76[1, 4]:126
- founding, 14:99-110; 27:57-61
- Mission, see Missions: San Francisco de Asis
- Presidio, see Presidio of San Francisco
- pueblo, 1:28, 29; 14:100; 16:343; 21:118-25 passim; 27:58-60 passim
- taken by U.S., 2:356-62 passim; 3:33, 84, 188; 8:71, 74; 15:306-10; 17:295, 299; 24:48
- in 1780-90s "1781 Canizares Map of San Francisco Bay, The," by Douglas S. Watson, 13:180
- 1792, 14:111-20
- in 1820s and `30s, 23:195, 314
- in 1846-47, 24:47-48; maps, (1847) 56:117, 118
- in 1848-49, 5:8, 9-21; 11:129-37; 14:332; 16:129-30; 17:196; 19:235; 20:29-32, 120, 123, 291-93; 22:69-70, 242, 243-44; 23:276-78; 29:5, 14-17, 161-65, 168-72, 212-14; 27:10-17, 43-45, 361-70; 30:21
- described during Gold Rush era, 77[1-3]:13, 15
  - banking in, 77[4]:210, 212-15, 218-22; business directory for, 77[4]:213; manufacturing in, 77[4]:34, 41, 196-97, 200, 204, 277, 278; news of gold discovery reaches, 77[4]:3; source of resources for other regions, 77[4]:158, 160, 189, 243; world's fastest growing city, 77[4]:187
- description of (1849), 61:171 175; isolation of, 61:302-305; Japanese in (1860), 264-275 passim
- in 1850s, 5:22-43; 6:37-45, 213, 251-52; 7:227, 395-404; 12:92, 94-110; 13:82; 14:133, 134; 15:88, 163-86, 266-82, 364-77; 16:78-84, 182-84; 21:363; 22:246-47, 253-76; 23:228, 358; 24:48-49; 26:333-45; 28:31-46, 127-30; 34:66-74; 42:6,7,27; 50:431, 432; 53:52-70 passim; 64:123-124
- in 1860s, 6:352; 10:291; 19:233; 20:251, 252, 253; 23:228-44; 27:66-71; 29:251-54; 32:219-21; 42:13, 43:19-35 passim
- in 1870s, 19:233-34; 29:288-94; 37:215-24, 227; 42:127-144 passim; 50:illustration between 132 & 162, 277-284 passim; 349-362 passim
- in 1880s, 16:300-301; 27:224-27, 228; population in 1880, 77[1-3]:51
- in 1890s, 54:245-262 passim
- in 1900s, 42:291-300 passim, 43:3-18, 49:337, 50:295-312 passim; 56:292, 295 (Maynard Dixon)
- violence in, 77[1-3]:63
- Bay area, inside front cover, Fall (volume 75), 75:199, 200, 201, 202, 205, 211, 212, 227 266, 267, 272, 345, 349, 361, Bay area, 362
- bar, 15:164, 182, 186; 26:343-44
- Board of Aldermen, 9:26; 15:164, 166, 172-78 passim, 184, 185, 268, 272, 276, 281, 282, 364-73 passim; 16:282, 342; 17:81-84 passim, 168-82 passim; Board of Assist. Aldermen, 9:26; 15:163-68 passim, 176, 185, 272-82 passim, 364, 365, 370, 371; 16:82, 340, 342; 17:168, 175, 177.
- Board of Education, 15:173; 17:175.
- Board of Supervisors, 15:169, 170, 177, 269, 270, 280, 282, 364-72 passim; 16:84, 183, 182-83; 17:176; 21:30; boundaries, 15:176, 183; 21:113; 41:156-161, 51:3-16
- buildings, 3:37; 5:12; 14:128; 15:170, 175, 268, 269, 272, 275; 16:129, 130, 139, 182, 183, 184, 344; 17:83; 22:267; 31:297; brick, 3:37; 15:282; 16:129; 19:321; City Hall, 16:342; 20:299-307 passim; 22:112, 113, 267; see also names of buildings; "El Dorado Gothic"
- charter, 9:48; 15:278, 282; 19:153; 20:14; 21:121; Common Council, 15:164, 169, 176-84 passim, 274, 369, 370; Town Council, 5:405-7; Consolidation of city and county, 9:48, 110; 15:276, 278; courts, 15:88, 163-85 passim, 266-77 passim, 282, 364-77 passim; 16:80-84 passim, 183, 282, 284, 285, 336-43 passim; 17:82, 175, 177, 180; 21:120-23 passim; 22:267; District bill, 9:260, 284; elections and politics, 5:41; 7:396, 401; 9:24-33 passim, 108-9, 110; 11:137; 15:163-77 passim, 184, 186, 279-82 passim, 364, 366; 16:79-84 passim, 340; 17:309; 18:37, 38; 22:112; finances, assessments, taxes, 5:406-7; 15:163, 169, 178, 180, 182, 184, 186, 266, 270-78 passim, 371, 373, 374; 16:82, 283, 284, 338; 17:83, 170, 176, 179, 182, 196-97; 20:303; 23:228; 28:116; 34:251 government, 1:28, 31; 5:406; 10:143-45; 19:299; 20:14; 21:30; grand juries, 15:88, 169, 170, 174, 176, 181, 186, 271, 275-76, 281, 282, 365; 17:81, 83, 167, 174, 176, 177; laws and ordinances, 2:75; 15:163-68 passim, 175, 185, 272, 276, 282, 367; 16:340, 342; 17:168, 182; 19:299; 21:119, 124; 22:258; 23:238; lawsuits, 15:182, 186, 276, 282, 366-67, 370; 16:182; message of Mayor (1855), 15:274; sanitary reduction works, 34:330; surveys of, 3:32; 11:134; 13:236; 21:118, 121; Punch Revealed: Being a True Account of the Rediscovery of San Francisco's Long-Lost Favorite of Favorites," 52:229-240; "The Steam Beer Handicap: Chris Buckley and the San Francisco Municipal Election of 1890," 54:245-262; "Sunny Jim Rolph: The First 'Mayor of All the People'" 53:165-172; "Thomas Starr King and the Mercy Million," 43:293-307; "Why Shouldn't California Have the Grandest Aqueduct in the World?" 53:347-361; see also Mission San Francisco de Asis; Portsmouth Square; South Park; Yerba Buena
- churches, 23:157-58, 235, 245, 246; see also names of churches
- dunes near, 76[2-3]:22
- earthquake (1906), 75:28, 142; 29, 42, 52, 58, 65, 69, 70, 76; earthquake, 75:156, 163, 158, 162, 168; 76[2-3]:71
- fed by San Jose, 76[2-3]:117
- fires, see Fires; San Francisco earthquake and fire
- first: bank, 3:37; brick buildings, 3:37; 16:129; 19:321; 28:66; bridge, 3:33; houses, 14:318 (see also Yerba Buena); melodeon, 37:237; post office, 3:37-38; school, 3:34-35; 4:172; 11:134, 143; 26:348; 27:233, 368; 28:34; other firsts, 3:34-39 passim; 4:172; 16:130; 25:334; 28:35; 38:39
- hotels, restaurants, saloons, 3:38; 5:349; 6:51, 56, 57; 8:273; 10:276, 290; 11:152; 12:364; 16:130, 140, 307; 17:36, (illustration), opposite 36; 20:292-93; 21:259; 22:262-66 passim; 27:368; 28:46; 33:57; 35:140-42; 37:227, 332-33; see also names of hotels, etc.
- isolation of, 61:302-305
- Japanese in (1860), 61:264-275 passim
- newspapers, 7:277-81 passim; 10:64; 13:299; 15:175, 272; 16:339; 17:80; 20:28, 165; 21:153; 27:318; 28:36; see also Alta California; American; Californian; California Star; California Democrat; Call; Chronicle; Dramatic Chronicle; Echo du Pacifique; Examiner; Globe; Herald; Journal of Commerce; News; News-Letter; Pacific; Pacific News; Picayune; Post; Spirit of the Times; Times; True Standard
- population, 10:405; 11:137; 13:376, 384; 16:338; 22:253; 37:316
- Public Library, 19:153; 25:14-15, 252; 28:35; photograph, 25: opposite 1; 51:357-359
- rainfall in, 76[2-3]:19
- real estate, 4:172; 13:275, 367; 14:330-31; 15:171, 179, 180, 183, 186, 266, 270, 276, 279, 282, 367, 368; 16:129, 182; 18:37; 23:56, 157, 174, 228-44 passim; 37:315-16; alcalde grants, 16:343; 28:67-68, 266; beach and water lots, 15:171, 180, 186, 270, 276; 16:182; 17:173; 34:258-59, 333-34; 37:315; city slip property, 15:276, 282; 16:182; Peter Smith titles, 34:251, 257; pueblo lands, 15:169, 176; 16:343; 21:121, 123-24; sales for taxes, 15:272-73; tidelands, 21:121-22; 22:113-25; see also Rents; Squatters
- Redevelopment Agency, 74:390- 392
- Sailors in, 73:134; kidnapping of, 19th century, 64:10-17
- School Board, 55:210-211, 217; see "Race and the San Francisco School Board Incident: Contemporary Evaluations, 50:295-312 passim
- schools, 3:34-35; 4:172; 5:407; 6:40; 11:134-35, 143; 14:75; 15:88, 164, 169, 173, 174-75, 183, 275, 384; 16:182, 283, 284; 17:174-75; 20:14; 21:364; 26:348; 27:10, 233, 236; 28:33-34; 33:302, 308; 36:348-49; 37:44; Boy's High, 35:139; for deaf, dumb, blind, 10:289-90; female institutes, 17:182; 28:34; 36:348; Happy Valley No. 2, 16:283; Lincoln Grammar, 37:224-26; North Beach No. 5, 15:174-75; 16:284; Powell St. Academy, 15:267; Powell St. No. 3, 15:180; 16:283, 284; private, 4:406; 6:40; reform, 10:276 (see also Industrial School); Rincon Pt. No. 1, 15:174, 180, 267; 16:283, 284; 33:306; Roman Catholic, 15:75, 172; 16:284; 17:175; San Francisco High, 36:348; 38:29, 338; South Cosmopolitan, 35:21, 127; Spring Valley No. 6, 16:284; 33:308; Union St. No.4, 10:378; 14:268; 15:182, 268; 16:284
- streets and roads, 5:29, 33, 35; 13:235-39; 15:65, 88, 163-66 passim, 176, 182, 185, 273, 275; 16:184, 340, 342, 347; 17:173, 176; 19:187; 23:74-75, 230, 238; 27:348; 37:316
  - Army, 21:117; Battery, 15:65; 17:301; 22:257, 264; Bay View Turnpike (Barneveld), 21:116; Brannan, 16:283, 340, 342; 17:169; 21:115; Brenham Place, 17:298; Broadway, 17:291, 301; 22:257, 269; 23:156; Bush, 22:257, 264; California, 17:292, 293; 22:256, 264, 266, 267; Center (16th), 21:113; Clay, 16:339, 340; 17:230, 294-99 passim, 314; 22:256, 259, 266-69 passim; Clement, 24:379; Columbus (Montgomery Avenue), 21:167; Commercial, 15:176; 17:173, 309; 22:257, 267, 268; Drumm, 17:173; Dupont (Grant), 13:237-38; 22:256, 257, 259, 266, 267; Essex, 37:217; Filbert, 17:293; First, 21:114; Folsom, 21:113, 114; Front, 22:254, 257; Fundacion, Calle de la, 3:31; 11:75; 13:236-37; 17:292, 299; Grant, 13:235-38; 17:292, 299 (see also Dupont); Halleck, 17:315; Harris (8th), 21:114; Jackson, 17:301, 310; 22:256, 258, 268; 23:74; Jones, 11:130; 17:296; Kearny, 15:163, 176, 275; 17:294, 298, 301, 316; 22:259, 268, 269; Kentucky, 21:115; Larkin, 16:5; Leidesdorff, 15:182, 184; 17:291, 293, 294; McAllister, 11:126; Mason, 16:282; Mazzini, 21:117; Mellus, 11:136; Merchant, 17:295; Mission, 6:13; 14:129; 16:283; 17:169; 21:113-14; 22:274; Montgomery, 11:69, 71; 14:126; 17:292-95 passim, 310, 315; 22:254-58 passim, 267, 268; Natoma, 11:136; Navy (26th), 22:119; Pacific, 17:301, 312; 22:268, 269; Pacific Plank Road, 15:373; Park (24th), 22:119; Pine, 17:291; Powell, 17:293; Precita, 21:117; Presidio, 16:284; Price (7th), 21:114; Sacramento, 2:201; 11:69; 17:173, 293, 294; 22:266, 269; Sansome, 17:315; 22:257, 264; Serpentine, 21:117; Steuart, 17:315; Stockton, 16:282; 17:291; 22:248, 258; Third, 21:115; Townsend, 11:135; Vallejo, 16:282; Vernon Place, 37:215; Washington, 15:182; 17:295, 298; 22:113, 257, 259
- theaters, actors, plays, 4:211-12, 301-2; 7:283; 14:73, 133, 175; 15:170; 18:286; 20:127-39, 141, 142-43, 293-309; 21:39-69, 141-76, 240-64; 22:266; 23:106; 28:36; 31:254, 260; 33:41; 34:359; 35:141-42; see also names of actors, operas, theaters
- transportation, 8:284; 9:284; 15:167, 168, 175; 16:284; 17:172, 178, 180; 19:149-52; 20:292; 22:257-58, 274; 23:230, 245; 37:217, 224, 225; 38:336
- U.S. forces occupy, 76[2-3]:333
- water supply, 9:283; 10:391; 14:129; 17:175, 180, 181; 22:253; 23:277; 25:104; 37:224-25; 38:249-58; see also Cisterns
- water utilities, 64:254-263
- see "Likenesses Taken in the Most Approved Style: William Shew, Pioneer Daguerreotypist," 56:2-19; "Fountainhead of corruption: Peter P. McDonough, boss of San Francisco's underworld, 58:142-153; "George Roe and California's centennial of light," 58:234-247; "A glimpse into the Nantic's hold," 58:326-333; "Marsden Manson wants Hetch Hetchy dammed: engineers and conservationists in the progressive era," 58:281-303; "'No longer a buoyant ship'-unearthing the Gold Rush storeship Niantic," 58:316-325; "Rincon Hill was San Francisco's most genteel neighborhood," 58:48-61; "The Battle for the Eight-Hour Day in San Francisco, 57:342-353; "Carville, San Francisco's Oceanside Bohemia," 57:308-319; "The Chinese as Medical Scapegoats in San Francisco, 1870-1905," 57:70-87; "Muybridge's Window to the Past: A Wet-Plate View of San Francisco in 1877;" "The California National Guard in the San Francisco Earthquake and Fire of 1906," 55:137-149; "The Cigar-Box Papers," 55:256-269; "The City That Was," 55:121-136; "Great Expectations: The Business Correspondence of 'Gibbons & Lammot,' Gold Rush Black Powder Merchants," 55:290-305; "Kahn of California," 55:340-351 passim; "The Viceregal Order for the Founding of San Francisco," 55:26-27
- see also "Abe Ruef Was No Boss: Machine Politics, Reform, and San Francisco," 51:3-16; "The Camanche: First Monitor of the Pacific," 45:113-124; "Charles Fey and San Francisco's Liberty Bell Slot Machine," 54:57-62; "Charles Warren Stoddard: The Pleasure of His Company," 52:153-169; "Gonnazionali, Stenterello, and Farfariello: Italian Variety Theater in San Francisco," 54:27-36; "Democracy in Banking: The Bank of Italy and California's Italians," 47:195-218; "An Early Attempt at International Goodwill," 50:79-83; "Forgotten Financier: Francois L. A. Pioche," 53:17-24; "Framework for Destiny: San Francisco, 1847," 51:165-178; "The Gianninis-Men of the Renaissance," 49:250-269 passim, 337-351 passim; "James Rolph,Jr., and the Early Days of the San Francisco Municipal Railway," 43:3-18; "The Mansion of the California Historical Society, 2090 Jackson Street, San Francisco," 48:308-324; "Michael Reese: Parsimonious Patron of the University of California," 42:127-144 passim; "New Data on the Buildings of Mission San Francisco," 46:195-205; "Rincon or Telegraph Hill: Robert Louis Stevenson's Introduction to the South Seas," 46:223-234; "Rivera at San Francisco: A Journal of Exploration, 1774," 41:325-340; "Secrets of Pisco Punch Revealed: Being a True Account of the Rediscovery o San Francisco's Long-Lost Favorite of Favorites," 52:229-240; "The Steam Beer Handicap: Chris Buckley and the San Francisco Municipal Election of 1890," 54:245-262; "Sunny Jim Rolph: The First 'Mayor of All the People'" 53:165-172; "Thomas Starr King and the Mercy Million," 43:293-307; "Why Shouldn't California Have the Grandest Aqueduct in the World?" 53:347-361; see also Mission San Francisco de Asis; Portsmouth Square; South Park; Yerba Buena; Bulkhead Bill; Chinese; Customhouse; Hospitals; Orphanages; Prices; Rents; San Francisco Fire Department; South Park; U.S. Mint; U.S. Post Office; Vigilance Committees; Wharves; Yerba Buena
San Francisco & Clear Lake Railroad, 32:368
San Francisco & Colorado River Railroad Company, 26:196
San Francisco & San Joaquin Valley Railway, 70:103, 109, 110
San Francisco & San Joaquin Valley Railway, 9:96
San Francisco (bark, 1849), 13:20
San Francisco (clipper), 27:292-93
San Francisco (ship, 1540), 6:132; 7:267
San Francisco (steamer, 1854), 15:168
San Francisco (Verde) River, Arizona, 1:113, 117
San Francisco African American Historical and Cultural Society, inside front cover, Fall (volume 75), library, 75:91
San Francisco Almanac, 26:229, 232
San Francisco Alta (newspaper), 58:208
San Francisco Alta California (newspaper), 56:3; see Alta California
San Francisco and Humboldt Bay Railroad, 70:110
San Francisco and Marysville Railroad, 9:259, 284
San Francisco and Mission Woolen Factory, 10:291
San Francisco and Northern Pacific Railroad Depot, 76[1, 4]:inside front cover, Spring
San Francisco and Pacific Glass Works, 60:117
San Francisco and Sacramento Railroad, 4:225; 54:339
San Francisco and San Jose Railroad, 7:292; 10:389; 14:165-66; 24:262; 52:137; 63:120; see also Pacific and Atlantic Railroad
San Francisco and Washoe Railroad, 4:265
San Francisco Archdiocese of the Catholic Church, 65:207
San Francisco Argonaut (newspaper), 60:334
San Francisco Arguello Boulevard Improvement Club, 31:377
San Francisco Art Association, 21:328, 332; 26:196, 231, 278, 282; 30:138, 139, 148; 33:311; 36:199-202; 37:21-22; 38:1; 42:17; 54:136, photograph, 126; 66:120, 122; 69:137; 71:14-16, 23, 52, 56, 76, 78, 79, 83, 85; School of Design, 14-15, 56, 83; 79[2]:198
"The San Francisco Art Association, 1871-1906," exhibition at CHS, 76:Supp., 17-20
San Francisco Art Institute (formerly California School of Fine Arts), photograph, 55:75; 56:129; 62:218; 66:120, 122, 126; 74:330
San Francisco Art Union, 28:35
San Francisco Artists' Union, 36:199; 71:14
San Francisco As It Is: Being Gleanings from the Picayune, 1850-1852, edited by Kenneth M. Johnson, review, 45:172-173
San Francisco Assaying and Refining Works, 70:274-275
San Francisco Association for the Prevention of Tuberculosis, 64:277
San Francisco Association of Spiritualists, 73:194
San Francisco Bank, 32:375
San Francisco Baptist Association, 15:164; 27:10, 230, 236
San Francisco Baseball Club, 70:179 (photograph)
San Francisco bathhouses (1860s), 64:274-283 passim
San Francisco Bay 5:30, 212-13; 11:314-20 passim; 14:257; 23:380; 18:142; 25:319-24; in 1776, 14:105-6, 107 in 1792, 14:111, 112-13; in 1845-46, 5:256; 20:214-15; 22:318; 75:122, 123, 131; 76[2-3]:5, 13, 36, 58, 85, 88, 94, 95, 102, 205, 265, 301, 311, 313, 337, 341; 77[1-3]:36; 77[4]:109, 110, 115, 132, 242, 250, 254; in 1820s, 8:140-44 passim, 235, 239; 14:123; in 1848-49, 5:6-7, 11-12; 10:403; 13:11, 85, 364-65; 20:291; 23:276; in 1850s, 7:227; 15:176, 369; 20:21; 22:253-54 delayed discovery of, 27:289-96; discovery, 37:297; first ship in, 13:180; 27:293; first steamboat, 14:143-46; fortification of (1860s), 33:29-38; sea-otter and seal hunting in, 12:225-36 passim; maps, 13: opposite 61, 181; 14: opposite 111; picture of Indians on, 14: opposite 99; view of, 22: opposite 249; (1769), 47:305, 306; 41/3 Addenda, 1-29; 52:100-130; 53:197-292 passim; (1775-1776), 55:26-27; 63:117; 73:60, 123, 145; 74:177, 186, 191, 372, 422; see "Drake Landed in San Francisco Bay in 1579: The Testimony of the Plate of Brass," 41/3: Addenda, 1-29; "Drake's Landing in California: A Case for San Francisco Bay," 52:100-130, "The Farallones and the Boston Men," 53:309-316; "Francis Drake and Nova Albion, 43:135-158 passim; "The Francis Drake Controversy: His California Anchorage, June 17-July 23, 1579," 53:197-292 passim; "The Missionization of the Coast Miwok Indians of California, 49:143-162 passim; "The Square-toed Packets of San Francisco Bay," 51: pictorial insert between 34 & 58; Spring, inside front cover (volume 78)
San Francisco Bay Area, 73:56, 65, inside front cover, Spring, 203, 213; 76[1, 4]:82, 83
San Francisco Bay Ferryboats, by George H. Harlan, review, 48:359
"San Francisco Bay," by Robert A. Weinstein, pictorial essay, 49: between 48 & 49
"San Francisco Bay-Area Press Views Russian Aggression in the Far East, 1903-1905," by Ashbrook Lincoln, 30:193-206
"San Francisco Bay/San Quentin Cove," by Robert H. Power, 53:197-292 passim
San Francisco Benevolent Association, 74:382
San Francisco Bible Society, 15:185; 26:171; 32:123, 129
"San Francisco Black Churches in the Early 1860s: Political Pressure Group," by Philip M. Montesano, 52:145-152
San Francisco Bluebook 59:31
San Francisco Blues, 9:244, 270; 15:147, 174, 181, 184, 266, 267, 277, 373, 376; 16:82, 345; 17:266; 37:362, 364; 38:17
San Francisco Board of Education, 62:122
San Francisco Board of Health, 1870-1905, 57:70-87 passim; 75:162
San Francisco Board of Marine Underwriters, 26:351, 356; 27:79-81, 350
San Francisco Board of Park Commissioners, 64:278
San Francisco Board of Supervisors, 74:376; 75:163; 76[1, 4]:127, 128, 129
"San Francisco Boyhood, A," by Anson S.Blake, 37:215-28
San Francisco Building Trades Council, 57:352
San Francisco Bulletin (newspaper), 42:11; 43:302; 45:44; 47:332, 333, 334; 50:249, 411; 57:314; 58:170, 175; 73:129, 192; 75:64; 79[2]:7
San Francisco Business Directory, 77[4]:215
San Francisco Californian (newspaper), 41:232,233; 56:120, 121; 79[2]:142
San Francisco Call (newspaper), 42:11, 138, 234; 43:4; 48:9-10, 331; 49:42, 43; 52:129; 53:363; 55:98, 109, 145, 342; 57:309; 58:338-339
San Francisco Call-Bulletin (newspaper), 57:130
San Francisco Catholic Monitor (publication), 56:196, 200
San Francisco Central Labor Council, 63:215, 218, 220
San Francisco Chamber of Commerce, 17:197; 26:351, 352, 353, 362; 27:68-70, 171; 37:277; 48:160; 57:344-352 passim; 62:201; 63:331-332; 76[1, 4]:124,127
San Francisco Chinatown Street, (photograph), by Arnold Genthe, 73:270
San Francisco Chinatown, 69:64
San Francisco Chronicle (newspaper), 42:136, 137, 140; 43:15, 200; 46:24, 26; 48:331; 50:296, 302, 359; 51:62; 52:158, 199; 53:108, 110, 165, 341,351; 54:125, 134; 55:10, 11, 143, 144, 145; 57:10, 130, 155, 295-316 passim; 58:168, 170, 240, 311, 340, 341; 59:8; 60:140, 179, 275; 62:124, 179 (quote); 73:19, 201; 74:378; 75:66, 143, 149; 76[1, 4]:129; 77[1-3]:84; new building, 103; 78:192, 195, 199, 200
San Francisco Chronicle Reader (The), by William Hogan and William German, review, 43:58
San Francisco CIO Council, 76[1, 4]:125, 126, 129, 134
San Francisco City Charter, Article XII, 73:304
San Francisco City College, 35:305
San Francisco City Hall, 73:301
San Francisco City Water Works Company, 48:11
San Francisco Clearing House, 70:276
San Francisco Club, 33:376
San Francisco College for Women, 42:10
San Francisco College, 36:348
San Francisco Committee Against HUAC, 78:196
San Francisco Committee Against Segregation and Discrimination, 60:269
San Francisco Committee of Vigilance (1851), 52:339
San Francisco Company, 16:216, 367
San Francisco Construction Company, 63:283
San Francisco County Medical Society, 4:188, 190-91
San Francisco County, 73:56; 77[4]:64
San Francisco Courant (newspaper), 50:297
San Francisco Daily Bulletin (newspaper), 50:82
San Francisco Daily Citizen, 73:127, 128
San Francisco Daily Examiner (newspaper), 78:30, 31, 33, 39 see San Francisco Examiner
San Francisco Daily Herald (newspaper), 58:322
San Francisco Daily Morning Chronicle, 56:40
San Francisco Daily News (newspaper), 43:9, 13
San Francisco Deaf and Dumb Asylum, 10:276, 289, 373; 36:297
San Francisco Department of Public Health, 67:41; 75:163; 75:52, 53, 55
San Francisco earthquake and fire (1906), 3:43; 15:315-18, 321; 20:138-39; 21:183-84, 369-70; 23:374; 24:5-6; 31:295; 33:42-44, 312, 382; 35:161-69; 36:63; 39:182-83; 63:284-285; 65:34-41; 73:204; 74:190, 192, 378, 380, 384-385, 392
"The San Francisco Earthquake and Fire: Photographs and Manuscripts from the California Historical Society Library," by Laverne Mao Dicker, 59:34-65
San Francisco Elevator (newspaper), 50:260; 75:225
San Francisco Emergency Relief Administration, 58:364
San Francisco Employers' Council, 76[1, 4]:124
San Francisco Evening Bulletin (newspaper), 41:310, 311; 77[4]:239
San Francisco Examiner (newspaper), 42:292, 294; 51:227-243 passim; 52:205; 53:342, 363; 56:292, 293; 57:59, 174, 295-309 passim; 58:174, 339; 60:129, 179, 270, 338, 342, 343; 62:7-8, 124; 73:198, 305; 74:390; 75:268
San Francisco Fair: Treasure Island, 1939-1940, editor by Patrida F. Carpenter and Paul Totah, review, 68:138
San Francisco Federal Savings & Loan Association, 53:388
San Francisco Federal Symphony Orchestra, 75:236
San Francisco Female Institute, 17:182; 36:348
San Francisco Ferry Building, 73:296 (photograph), 303, 306
San Francisco Film Festival, 74:326
San Francisco Fire Dept, 10:381, 393; 15:185, 270, 272, 279, 301, 311-23; 16:343; 17:168, 175-76, 177; 23:69-76 passim
- engines and engine companies:
  - Broderick No. 1, 26:16
  - California No. 4, 15:185, 313; 16:285
  - Columbian No. 11, 15:185, 271
  - Crescent No. 10, 10:369; 15:185
  - Deluge, 15:179
  - Empire No. 1, 15:185, 311, 372; 23:71
  - Howard No. 3, 10:77, 263, 381, 382; 15:88, 163, 185, 367, 368; 16:342; 27:106, 111
  - Knickerbocker No. 5, 15:179, 182, 185
  - Manhattan No. 2, 15:172, 179, 180, 185; 19:192
  - Monumental No. 6, 3:37; 15:164, 166, 174, 180, 185, 313, 372; 23:71-74; 35:291; 38:305
  - Pacific No. 8, 15:167, 185; 16:347
  - Pennsylvania No. 12, 15:177, 183, 185, 313, 367; 16:284-85, 342
  - Peterson No. 15, 15:179, 267
  - Protection No. 2, 15:311
  - Rough Diamond (Young America) No. 13, 15:369
  - San Francisco, 15:311
  - Tiger No. 14, 15:313; 16:342
  - Vigilant No. 9, 10:285, 297; 15:185; 16:79
  - Volunteer No. 7, 3:37; 15:185, 364; 16:338; 17:168, 176
- hook and ladder companies:
  - Howard, 2:120
  - Lafayette No. 2, 15:183, 185, 305, 369, 377; 17:178
  - St. Francis No. 1, 2:120; 15:183, 185; 20:294
  - Sansome No. 3, 2:120; 15:185; 38:305-6
- hose company: Hayes Valley No. 3, 18:333
San Francisco Fire Insurance Company, 26:265; 27:270
San Francisco Fire Underwriters, 74:409
San Francisco Friends of Progress, see Friends of Progress
San Francisco Gardeners and Ranchers Association, 36:110
San Francisco Gas and Electric Company (1896), 58:247
San Francisco Gas Company, 10:389; 15:370, 373; 16:341; 18:100; 25:344; 68:9
San Francisco Gas Works, 53:19, 24
San Francisco General Hospital, 75:55
San Francisco General Strike (1930's), 49:301
San Francisco General Strike (1934), 63:212-223
"The San Francisco Gentleman: Etiquette and Society, 1849-1879," by Timothy J. Haggerty, 65:96-103
San Francisco Giants (baseball team), 74:285
San Francisco Golden Era, 73:129
San Francisco Golden Sun (newspaper), 59:10
San Francisco Hall, 15:166, 273, 368; 20:303-8 passim; 37:366
"San Francisco Harbor Defense during the Civil War," by Benjamin F. Gilbert, 33:229-40
San Francisco Herald (newspaper), 43:20, 21; 50:83, 401; 52:339; 55:163, 164, 167, 168; 75:64
San Francisco House of Refuge, 15:169, 269
San Francisco Hussars, 38:20
San Francisco Illustrated Wasp (newspaper), 49:139; see "The Chinese Must Go!" 50:285-294 passim
"San Francisco in 1776 and in 1835," 14:99-101
"San Francisco in 1792," by George Vancouver, 14:111-20
"San Francisco in 1843: A Key to Dr. Sandels' Drawing," by Bruno Fritzche, 50:3-13
San Francisco in 1847 (drawing), 76[2-3]:362, 374
San Francisco in 1850 (sketch), 71:6-7
"San Francisco in 1851, as Described by Eyewitnesses," by Lula M. Garrett, 22:253-80
San Francisco Indian Center, 62:14
San Francisco Irish (The), 1850-1975, editor by James P. Walsh, review, 58:90
San Francisco Irish 1848-1880 (The), by R. A. Burchell, review, 59:358, 360
San Francisco Iron Works, see San Francisco Union Iron Works
San Francisco Jockey Club, 15:278
San Francisco Labor Clarion (newspaper), 55:163-164
San Francisco Labor Council, 35:60, 64, 150, 152; 42:249, 252; 62:198, 199, 202, 204; 78:195
San Francisco Labor movement, 64:176-191
San Francisco Ladies Orphan Asylum Society, 22:112, 114
San Francisco Law Library, 15:185, 186, 270; 30:137; 38:315
San Francisco Legislative Assembly, 73:125
San Francisco Lunar Visitor (newspaper), 52:147
San Francisco Maritime Museum, 58:321, 324, 325, 326-333 passim; 64:282; 75:90
San Francisco Maritime National Historic Park, 70:115
San Francisco Maritime State Historic Park, 51:38; 64:282
"San Francisco McAllisters, The," by Douglas S. Watson, 11:124-28
San Francisco Mechanics' Fair (1889), 75:128 (photo)
San Francisco Medical Journal, 4:174
San Francisco Medical Society, 17:176
San Francisco Memoirs 1835-1851: Eyewitness Accounts of the Birth of a City, by Malcom E. Barker, review, 75:172-173
San Francisco Mercury (later named Pioneer) (newspaper), 73:196
San Francisco Mining Exchange, 73:136; see "The Founding of the San Francisco Mining Exchange," 48:3-18
San Francisco Mining Stock and Exchange Board: formation of (1862), 77[4]:69; sales of securities at, 70
San Francisco Minstrels, 9:175, 246, 248, 264, 273, 286, 385; 15:375; 20:305; 21:41, 42, 46, 47, 64; see also Backus Minstrels
San Francisco Mint, 55:341; 68:2, 3 (photograph), 7-13 (photos); see United States Mint
San Francisco Mirror (newspaper), 52:147
San Francisco Mirror of the Times, 75:204
San Francisco Mission to Metropolis, by Oscar Lewis, review, 46:363-364
San Francisco Monitor (newspaper), 60:176, 180
San Francisco Morning Call (newspaper), 56:292; 73:200; 79[2]:269
San Francisco Morning Post (newspaper), 77[4]:63
San Francisco Municipal Railway System, 43:3-18 passim; 65:22
San Francisco Municipal Reform League, 51:230-231
San Francisco Mural Artists' Society, 53:367
San Francisco Murals: Community Creates Its Muse, by Timothy W. Drescher, review, 75:101
San Francisco Museum of Art, 38:4
San Francisco Museum of Modern Art, 74:372, 393; 77[1-3]:84
San Francisco Musical Association, 25:229-54
San Francisco News (newspaper), 43:203; 52:237
San Francisco News-Call Bulletin (newspaper), 78:195
San Francisco News Letter (newspaper), 58:240, 335, 337
San Francisco Newspaper Printing Company, 66:65
San Francisco Newspapers, 59:176
San Francisco Normal School and Teacher's Association, 38:26
San Francisco Olympic Club (1879), 54:133, 134
"San Francisco One Hundred Years Ago," address by Charles Caldwell Dobie, 14:186
San Francisco Opera Chorus, 78:174
San Francisco Opera House company, 21:69; 75:77, 78 (photo)
San Francisco Opera, 65:252
San Francisco Opera Library, 75:93
San Francisco Orphanage Asylum Society, 64:123, 124
San Francisco Pacific Appeal (newspaper), 52:147, 148; 56:34
San Francisco Pacific Coast Appeal (newspaper), 50:263
San Francisco Parks Commission (1943), 58:106
San Francisco Peninsula, 75:154
San Francisco Performing Arts Library and Museum, 75:93
San Francisco Philharmonic Society, 1:9; 15:164, 166; 16:283, 337; 17:82; 25:335, 342; 36:346
San Francisco Photographic Artists Association, 56:8; 71:124
San Francisco Photographic Salon (1901), 71:126
San Francisco Picayune (newspaper), 53:68, 69
San Francisco pilot commissioners, 26:351
San Francisco Pioneer (formerly Mercury) (newspaper), 73:196
San Francisco Planning and Urban Renewal Association [SPUR], 76[1, 4]:124
San Francisco Police Department, 2:120; 6:12-16 passim; 15:88, 163, 165, 176, 180, 181-82, 185, 268, 282; 16:184, 340; 17:168; 37:207
San Francisco politics, see Where Unionism Holds Undisputed Sway - A Reappraisal of San Francisco's Union Labor Party, by Jules Tygiel, 62:196-215
San Francisco Polyclinic, 30:67
San Francisco Post Office, 73:301; 77[4]:263
San Francisco Preparedness Day bombing, 76[1, 4]:114
San Francisco presidio and mission, described in 1820, 78:2
San Francisco Presidio Chapel, 54:68-69
San Francisco Presidio, 63:117; 78:166; see also Presidio of San Francisco
San Francisco Press Club, 11:190; 15:182; 20:137; 73:127
San Francisco Prices Current (publication), 55:249, 250, 253
San Francisco Progress (newspaper), 76[1, 4]:129
San Francisco Public Library, 19:153; 25:14-15, 252; 28:35; photograph, 25: opposite 1; 51:357-359; 75:66, 90, 92, 168
San Francisco Quarantine Station, 75:162
San Francisco Recreation League, 64:276
San Francisco Redevelopment Agency, 74:390-392; 75:276; see "San Francisco's South of Market District," 52:196-223 passim
San Francisco Regional Cancer Foundation, 75:168
San Francisco Relief Committee (1906), 63:125
San Francisco Remedial Loan Association, 31:298
San Francisco Renaissance Movement, 72:288
San Francisco Renaissance: Poetics and Community at Mid-Century, by Michael Davidson, review, 69:393-394
San Francisco Rowing Club, 64:273
San Francisco Sängerbund, [San Francisco Sangerbund]15:164, 166
San Francisco Savings Bank, 77[4]:210
San Francisco Savings & Loan Association, 45:181
A San Francisco Scandal: The California of George Gordon, by Albert Shumate, review, 74:436-437
San Francisco School Board, 55:210-211, 217; "Race and the San Francisco School Board Incident: Contemporary Evaluations, 50:295-312 passim
San Francisco School District, 75:67
San Francisco School of Design, 19:101; 66:124
San Francisco School of Photography, 71:126
San Francisco Seamen's Friend Society, 32:119
San Francisco Senior Center, 64:282
San Francisco Sentinel (news paper), 60:312, 313
San Francisco Shipbuilding Company, 31:298
San Francisco's Literary Frontier, by Walker, review, 18:280-81
San Francisco Shipping News Company, 66:59
"`San Francisco Society,' from The Elite Directory of 1879," editor Dorothy H. Huggins, 19:225-39
San Francisco Solano Mission, 76[2-3]:102, 116, 209, 213, 215; see Missions: San Francisco Solano
San Francisco Solano, Lower California, 31:345, 346, 353
San Francisco Spiritualists Union, 74:377
San Francisco Stage (The): From Golden Spike to Great Earthquake, 1869-1906, by Misha Berson, review, 72:78-79
San Francisco Stage: From Gold Rush to Golden Spike, by Misha Berson, review, 69:390-392
San Francisco State College, 62:12; 78:196
San Francisco State College Federation of Teachers, 78:200
San Francisco State College, theses, 43:334
San Francisco State University, 75:38
San Francisco Stock and Exchange Board (1862), 48:8-9
San Francisco Stock Exchange, 31:300; 59:28, 30
San Francisco Sunday School Union, 15:365
San Francisco Sugar Refinery, 77[4]:196
San Francisco Symphony Association, 61:96; 65:252
"San Francisco Symphony Orchestra: First Decade," by Leonora W. Armsby, 25:229-54
San Francisco Symphony, 65:249-263
San Francisco Taxpayer (newspaper), 43:14
San Francisco Teachers' Association, 15:169
"San Francisco Teamsters at the Turn of the Century," by Robert M. Robinson, 35:59-69, 145-53
San Francisco Telephone Exchange, 55:80
San Francisco Times (newspaper), 58:337
San Francisco Town Journal, 1847-1848, review, 5:405-7
San Francisco Tract Society, 16:82
San Francisco Trades Union, 42:242
San Francisco Turn Gesangverein (San Francisco Turn Verein; see also San Francisco Verein), 15:166; 65:184, 191
San Francisco Unified School District, 65:22
San Francisco Union Association, 28:35
San Francisco Union Iron Works, 50:436; 52:137, photograph, 134
San Francisco Urban League, 65:24
San Francisco Verein, 38:298
San Francisco Vigilance committees, see Vigilance Committee
San Francisco War Memorial Opera House, 25:249-50
San Francisco Water Committee, 53:356
San Francisco Water Company, 64:273, 275
San Francisco water utilities, 64:254-263
San Francisco waterfront, 64:272-283
San Francisco Wave (newspaper), 47:107-108, 110
San Francisco Woolen Manufacturers, 10:291
San Francisco YMCA, 1853-1963, by Clifford M. Drury, review, 43:68-69
San Francisco Zion Church, 56:39
"San Francisco's 176th Birthday," by A.T. Leonard, Jr., 31:279-82
"San Francisco's Ancient Cannon," by Douglas S. Watson, 15:58-69; as address, 15:90
San Francisco's Bay Area Rapid Transit System, 52:143
"San Francisco's Cisterns," by Charles R. Boden, 15:311-23
San Francisco's Enchanted Palace, by Ruth Newhall, review, 48:266-267
"San Francisco's Fighting Jew," by William M. Kramer and Norton B. Stern, 53:333-346
"San Francisco's Fin de Siècle Bohemian Renaissance," by Marvin R, Nathan, ["San Francisco's Fin de Siecle Bohemian Renaissance,"] 61:196-209
San Francisco's Golden Era: ... before the Fire, by Beebe and Clegg, review, 40:77-79
"San Francisco's Greek Colony: Evolution of an Ethnic Community, 1890-1945," by George P. Daskarolis, 60:114-133
San Francisco's Lincoln Shrimp, 60:152
"San Francisco's Old Spanish Cannon," see "San Francisco's Ancient Cannon"
San Francisco's Reign of Terror, by John Myers, review, 46:184-186
"San Francisco's South of Market District, 1850-1950: The Emergence of a Skid Row," by Alvin Averach, 52:196-223
San Francisco's Wilderness Next Door, by John Hart, review, 59:86-87
"San Francisco's Workingmen Respond to the Modern City," by Neil L. Shumsky, 55:46-57
"San Francisco, 1846-1848: The Coming of the Land Speculator," by Bruno Fritzche, 51:17-34
San Francisco, 1846-1856: From Hamlet to City, by Roger W. Lotchin, review, 54:277
"San Francisco, 1846-48," address by Anson S. Blake, 6:381-82
San Francisco, 1865-1932: Politics, Power and Urban Development, by William Issel and Robert W. Cherny, review, 65:299
San Francisco, 75th Anniversary, Special Souvenir Edition, 1906-1981, by Ron Ross, review, 60:378-379
San Francisco, Bahia de (Drake's Bay), 11:309; 20:317
San Francisco, Beef Trust, 63:116, 120, 121, 122, 125, 130; "Bloody Thursday," 63:213-223; Butchertown, 63:118, 122, 124, 125; labor relations, 63:331-332; maritime strike (1934), 63:216
San Francisco, Central Park, 70:184 (photograph)
San Francisco, City at the Golden Gate, by Gilliam and Gilliam, review, 40:359-60
San Francisco, Green Street Wharf (1894), 71:538 (photograph); North Beach (1865), 520 (photograph)
San Francisco, Irish-American community, 65:287-288
San Francisco, religious history, 65:218-220
San Francisco, Rio de, see San Joaquin River
"San Francisco," address by James Rolph, Jr., 9:188
"San Francisco-1851: The Golden City as the Argonauts Saw It," by Robert A. Weinstein, pictorial essay, 47: bet 71 & 73
San Francisco-Oakland area, 77[1-3]:51, 61
San Francisco-Oakland Bay Bridge, 15:379, 381; 22:187; 24:91; 61:302-305 passim; 74:377, 432
San Francisco-Sacramento Railroad, 59:164
San Francisco-San Jose Railroad, 61:38
San Francisco: Mission to Metropolis, by Oscar Lewis, review, 61:71
San Francisco: Profile with Pictures, by Conrad, review, 39:182
San Francisco: the Story of a City, by John B. McGloin, S.J. review, 58:269
San Franciscos (baseball team), 70:183, 186, 189
San Francisquito Canyon Dam, 55:113
San Francisquito, 13:225; 17:24, 176; 19:203
San Gabriel (ship), 3:392
San Gabriel Canyon, gold in, 13:336
San Gabriel Mission, 73:224; 75:318 (photo); 76[2-3]:71, 116, 121, 151, 152, 158, 177, 181, 182, 183, 210, 221, 230, 234, 235, 286, 305, 311; 77[1-3]:162
San Gabriel Mountains, California, 74:113 (photo)
San Gabriel Orange Grove Association, 69:242, 243, 245
San Gabriel Reserve, 46:12, 13
San Gabriel River, 17:344; 76[2-3]:332, 344
San Gabriel Spanish American League, 59:13
San Gabriel Valley, California, 74:38; 75:224, 228 (photo); 76[1, 4]:45
San Gabriel, Battle of, 1:146, 148; 3:124-25; 12:335; 13:47, 51-52, 303; 17:124, 344-45, 349; 21:350, 354, 357; 22:51; 33:105-6, 111
San Gabriel, California, 32:328; 55:326-339 passim; see also Mission San Gabriel
San Gabriel, California, 74:11, 46 (photo), 94; 75:223, 314
San Geronimo, Isla de, 8:338, 339
San Gorgonio Pass, 29:242; 73:144, 145, 146, 150, 151, 152, 263, 265; 77[4]:267
San Gorgonio Primitive Area, 71:164
San Isidro, Baja California, 48:214
San Jacinto (rancheria), 3:242
San Jacinto Valley, 10:214, 215, 217; 78:264
San Jacinto, Battle of, 73:108
San Joaquin (river steamer), 15:51
San Joaquin and Kings River Canal Company, 25:22-23; 59:31
San Joaquin and Kings River Canal and Irrigation Company, 77[4]:239
San Joaquin & Sierra Nevada Railroad, 75:18, 20
San Joaquin Canal, 75:135
San Joaquin City, 11:358-59
San Joaquin County, 73:56, 66; 75:18; 77[4]:6, 245
San Joaquin Delta, 77[4]:287
San Joaquin Engine Company No. 3, Stockton, 10:45, 68
San Joaquin Guard, 37:362
San Joaquin Light and Power Company, 69:105
San Joaquin Light and Power, 60:254, 257
San Joaquin No. 2 (vessel), 64:100-101, 106, 107
San Joaquin No. 3 (vessel), 64:106-107
San Joaquin No. 4 (vessel), 64:106, 114-115
San Joaquin Pioneer and Historical Museum, 31:276
San Joaquin Republican (newspaper), Stockton, 20:164-65; 34:342-48
San Joaquin River and Valley, 1:114, 118, 121, 125, 126; 2:35, 44, 183-84, 196- 97, 200, 235-36; 3:27, 28, 91; 4:4-9 passim; 8:115; 11:248, 260-62; 13:67- 73, 359, 362, 372; 14:22, 106-7; 16:219, 220; 19:312; 21:12, 14, 325; 22:102, 344; 23:60, 127; 24:332-33; 25:2, 17-19; 27:157, 162; 28:121, 333; 34:23; 75:17, 129, 132, 134, 135, 137; Derby's reconnaissance of, 11:102-5; early visitors to, 10:211-19; Indians, 28:328; jack rabbit drive, 29:365; railroad, 18:22-31; 35:265
San Joaquin River Bridge (Pollasky), 63:283
San Joaquin River, 73:101, 108; 76[2-3]:212, 338; 77[4]:111, 241, 250, 256, 258, 280; 79[2]:123
San Joaquin Valley Agricultural Society, 56:334
San Joaquin Valley Railroad, 35:265
San Joaquin Valley Resources, 10:309
San Joaquin Valley, California, 46:3, 22; 48:328-329; 75:43, 90, 120 (photo), 124, 132, 318, 333; 76[2-3]:48, 52, 58, 63, 67, 211, 212, 216, 217, 272, 273, 274, 311, 315, 316, 317; 76[1, 4]:83, 95, 98, 101, 102, 103; 77[4]:113, 114, 118, 138, 234, 238, 239, 240, 243, 244, 247; see "Chinatowns in the Delta: The Chinese in the Sacramento-San Joaquin Delta, 1870-1960," 49:21-37; 59:98-115 passim; 73:23, 110, 146, 298; 74:97 (photo), 106 (photo), 178, 180, 182, 194, 197; 75:199; land troubles in, 78:41-55; map of portion, 42
San Joaquín, Castillo de, [San Joaquin, Castillo de]15:60-66 passim, 69, 306; 29:271
San Jorge (ship), 7:137
San Jorge, Lower California, 6:159; 31:346, 353
San Jose (vessel, ship), 13:180; 31:110, 123; 37:294; 47:304, 305; 48:214
San Jose Academy, 14:157; 36:349; see also University of the Pacific
San Jose Board of Trade, 61:41, 43
San Jose City Council, 74:331, 337
San Jose Daily Mercury (newspaper), 61:42
San José de Guadalupe (pueblo), [San Jose de Guadalupe] 57:365-372 passim
San José del Cabo, Lower California, [San Jose del Cabo, Lower California] 8:221; 11:208, 381; 20:213; 73:118, 119
San Jose Mercury (newspaper), 44:180; 73:191; 76[1, 4]:7
"San Jose Mercury and the Civil War, The," by Benjamin B. Beales, 22:223-34, 355-64
San Jose Mercury Herald (newspaper), 57:295, 303, 304
San Jose Mercury News (newspaper), 74:331-332, 335
San José Mission, [San Jose Mission] 76[2-3]:8, 117, 212, 213, 304
San Jose Museum of Art, 74:338
San Jose Nihonmachi ("Japantown"), 73:58-59
San Jose Normal School (now San Jose State University, see), 28:322; 37:44; 73:212
San Jose Rotary Club, 64:184
San Jose Silk Factory, 43:316
San Jose State College, theses, 43:334-335
San Jose State University, 74:330-331, 338
San Jose Tribune, 60:285
San Jose Volunteers, 22:360
San José Watch Company, [San Jose Watch Company] 64:136
San Jose Watch Factory, 61:44
San Jose Young Men's Library, 38:312
San Jose Zouaves, 40:305
San Jose, California, 13:3-34, 148-70; 42:207, 208; 45:4; 76[2-3]:117-118, 120, 123, 127, 128, 150, 244, 338, 343; 76[1, 4]:3; 77[1-3]:10, 90-92; 77[4]:204; 78:24; see "Louis Prevost and the Silk Industry at San Jose," 43:309-317; 57:242; see "Shadows in St. James Park," 289-307; 73:193, 280; 74:166, 276, 271, 329-339; pueblo, 1:16, 24-31 passim; 2:279; 4:382; 8:108, 122, 237-38; 12:353; 13:48, 198-99, 209; 14:4-24; 15:224; 17:152, 277, 279; 18:293, 294; 20:236; 30:218; 34:229-30; 40:12, 13; 46:128; see "Municipal Government in Spanish California," 46:307-335; 64:135-136, 141; American occupation (1846-50), 2:71; 12:350-51, 353; 14:148-49; 20:216-17; 29:337, 338; in 1848-50, 2:182; 5:18, 26-27, 353-56, 373; 8:72-73; 11:159-63; 12:101; 13:61, 63, 66, 270, 272, 275, 357, 361, 376; 14:20-21, 123, 150-55; 20:123; 22:246; 23:364; 27:370; 28:63, 65; 29:16; 39:41-42, 49; in 1851-55, 6:56; 13:29-30; 14:156-57; 15:269; 20:113; 27:136; 28:65; 30:112, 262; 38:51; in 1860s, 14:165-70; 22:360; archives, 12:126; 14:148; capital and legislature at, 10:164; 11:160, 161; 13:310; 14:152-54; 17:234, 260; 20:110; 23:364, 375; 28:63-64; 38:50-51; churches, 26:165-72 passim; 27:130; 34:230; gardens and parks, 10:368; Hall's History, 14:24; 38:54; hotels, 5:355; 11:159; 13:279; 14:156; 22:246; insurrections, 15:228, 340, 341; 17:157, 158; newspapers, 14:157, 162; 20:162; 22:223-34, 355-64; 29:91; population, 2:279; 8:238; 14:9, 16-17, 20, 165, 174; proposed site of constitutional convention, 10:138, 139, 148; proposed removal of capital to, 5:285-86; transportation, 13:256-57; 14:160-67; 39:49; Whig party organized at, 20:109; view of, 13: opposite 3; 79[2]:119, 266
San Jose, Los Angeles County, 32:328
San José, Point, [San Jose, Point] 25:319
San Jose, Sanjon de, 11:260-61, 262
San Juan (ship), 2:141, 142; 7:146, 235, 239
San Juan Bautista (ship), 7:241-43, 245
San Juan Bautista, California, 1:29, 31; 13:52, 78; 16:239; 18:72-82 passim; 21:3, 14; 23:294; 25:126; 29:334, 338, 341; 33:350-53 passim; 62:170; letters from, 2:354-55; 3:183, 184; 4:382-83; see also Missions: San Juan Bautista
San Juan Bautista Mission, 76[2-3]:212, 334, 339, 343, 344
San Juan Bautista, Lower California, 31:351
San Juan Capistrano, California, 1:29; 16:227; 17:325; 21:329; 48:226-227; 73:267 74:4, 49-50 (photo), 51-54, 56-57; Mission, 46 (photo), 53 (photo), 57 (photo); converted to Mexican pueblo, 47; (photograph); 78:264; see also Missions: San Juan Capistrano
San Juan Capistrano Mission, 76[2-3]:116, 181, 198, 203, 209
"San Juan Capistrano: A Rural Society in Transition to Citrus," by Lisbeth Haas, 74:47- 57
San Juan d'Ulloa, Castle of, 16:78; 17:79
San Juan de Dios, 31:116, 123, 124, 261
San Juan de Letran (ship), 7:137, 138, 147
San Juan de los Lagos, Mexico, 23:269
San Juan de Nicaragua, 8:4
San Juan de Ulúa, [San Juan de Ulua] 8:49; 16: No. 1, Pt. 2, page 5; 49:4
San Juan del Sur, Nicaragua, 15:88, 164-73 passim, 180-84 passim, 266, 269, 271, 277-82 passim, 364, 365, 366, 371, 375, 377; 16:79-84 passim, 182, 184, 338; 17:75; 33:26; 36:140, 143-45; letter from, 36:139-40
San Juan Francisco, Puerto de, see Tomales Bay
San Juan mining district (Colorado), 77[4]:157, 162
San Juan Pass, 11:103
San Juan Ridge, 10:347, 351; 29:193, 194, 199; 77[4]:116
San Juan River, 77[4]:253
San Juan, Puerto de, 10:323
San Lázaro (vessel, ship), [San Lazaro] 6:298; 53:7
San Leandro Bay, 74:423
San Leandro Creek, 30:219-24 passim
San Leandro Reporter (newspaper), 58:168
San Leandro, 10:50, 73; 15:272; 19:185; 35:241; 73:56; 75:145; 76[1, 4]:96; see also Ranchos: San Leandro
San Leandro Rancho, 76[2-3]:243
San León, Lower California, [San Leon, Lower California] 31:266
San Lorenzo, Panama, 77[4]:178
San Lucas (ship), 7:146, 148-50, 191
San Lucas, Cape, 1:50; 3:308, 337, 368, 380; 6:325; 7:229, 230, 232, 243, 305; 8:30, 31, 32, 64; 11:367-68; 15:355; 22:159-60; 24:64; 28:125, 126; 31:111
San Lucas, Isla de, 7:48, 52, 74, 76
San Lucas, port of, 2:144, 148-57; 3:388, 392, 393; 7:229
San Luis de Gonzaga Ranch, 77[4]:114
San Luis Obispo Bay, 11:250; 20:318
"San Luis Obispo County in Spanish and Mexican Times," by Helen M. Ballard, 1:152-72
San Luis Obispo County, 3:7; 18:268-71 passim; 20:267-70; 76[1, 4]:97; 77[4]:144, 243; Italian-Swiss in, 30:309-11; article on, 1:152-72
San Luis Obispo Water Company, 20:269
San Luis Obispo, 1:29, 30; 11:249-50; 13:100; 18:163, 258, 265, 270, 277, 278; 77[1-3]:87; 77[4]:241, 264; newspaper, 32:335; whaling station, 35:238, 239; 75:314; see also Missions: San Luis Obispo
San Luis Obispo Mission, 76[2-3]:116, 239, 335
San Luis Potosi, 16:82; 23:261, 265-68; 38:52
San Luis Rey de Francia Mission, 72:339, 345
San Luis Rey River, Oceanside, California, 50:74, 75, 76
San Luis Rey, California, 74:49
San Luis Rey Mission, 76[2-3]:69, 112, 148, 164, 165, 197, 206;
San Luis Rey Mission (painting), 76[2-3]:112
San Luis Rey Mission and the Home of Ramona, by William Couts, 77[1-3]:180
San Luis Rey Valley, 77[1-3]:178
San Manuel (Indian village), 72:344
San Marcos (vessel), 53:7
San Marcos Pass, 15:285; 29:343; 30:49-51
San Marcos, Sierra de (Sierra Nevada), 4:4
San Marino Garden Club, 53:161
San Marino, California, 63:65; see "Some New Thoughts on an Old Mill," 53:139-164
San Martin (ship), 2:141, 142; 7:137, 239, 244, 245
San Martin Island, 3:18
San Martin, Cape, 7:25, 26, 50, 51, 56, 75-76
San Martin, Islas de, see Coronados
San Martin, Jose de, 63:234
San Martin, Sierras de, see Santa Lucia Mountains
San Mateo County Board of Supervisors, 63:130, 131
San Mateo County Historical Association, 22:237
San Mateo County Historical Association and Museum, 75:92
San Mateo County Home Protective Association, 63:129, 130
San Mateo County, California, 20:271; 39:303; 40:305; 42:137, 138; 74:387; 77[4]:245; see "Lumbering in Hispanic California," 41:237-248
San Mateo, 23:247-58; 28:132; 78:16
San Mateo v. Southern Pacific (1882), 78:48
San Miguel (brigantine), 76[2-3]:83
San Miguel (vessel), 53:7
San Miguel de Horcasitas, 75:317
San Miguel Island, 3:17; 4:154; 7:22, 48, 51, 52, 56, 74, 169, 172, 191, 389; 8:156; 36:223; 76[2-3]:85, 86
San Miguel Island: Santa Barbara's Fourth Island West, by Lois J. Roberts, review, 71:278
San Miguel Mission, 76[2-3]:208, 209, 272
San Miguel Pass, 11:250-52, 262
San Miguel, San Luis Obispo County, 1:155; see also Missions: San Miguel
San Nicholas Island, 62:29; 68:36-41; 76[2-3]:38
San Nicolas Island, 7:169, 172, 191, 389; 8:232-33; 12:232; 18:175
San Onofre Nuclear Power Plant, 71:234
San Pablo (ship), 7:146
San Pablo Bay, 77[4]:132
San Pablo, 31:330, 331
San Pablo, Straits, 52:104,105
San Pascual (or Pasqual) Rancho, see Ranchos: Rincon de San Pascual
San Pascual (village), 26:30; see also San Pasqual, Battle of
San Pascual, California, 48:219; 74:240; battle of, see "The Final Roster of the Army of the West, 1846-1847," 43:37-44, "Soldiers Under Stephen Watts Kearny," 45:132-148 passim; 79[2]:99
San Pasqual Rancho (survey map), 72:319
San Pasqual, Battle of, 1:140-46 passim, 240-41, 251; 3:122-23; 4:291; 8:252; 12:335; 13:47, 52, 133, 303, 305; 17:124, 342-47 passim; 18:167, 168, 178; 21:335-37, 348, 356; 22:41, 43, 51; 26:94; 30:51, 53; 33:99, 117, 119, 267; 76[2-3]:344, 345; article on, 25:289-308; 26:21-62; book on, review, 4:291
San Pasquale (Indian village), 77[1-3]:159; 78:263
San Pedro (1903), 58:313
San Pedro (ship, 1560s), 7:27, 63, 146-51 passim, 185, 239; 31:295; log, 7:152-72
San Pedro (ship, 1594), 3:4; 20:316
San Pedro Bay, 64:30; 76[2-3]:85, 102, 151, 306, 321, 343, 344
San Pedro Harbor (Los Angeles County, California), 70:12-29; 74:178
San Pedro Lumber Company, 31:294-95
San Pedro Port, 60:32, 48
San Pedro Valley, California, 47:304, 305
San Pedro y San Pablo (Pedro Valley), 23:250
San Pedro y San Pablo Mission, see Missions: San Pedro y San Pablo
San Pedro y San Pablo River, 3:319, 363, 368, 376, 385
San Pedro y San Pablo, San Mateo County, 46:195, 202, 203, 204
San Pedro, California, 48:38; 57:161; 72:137; 75:35, 346; 77[1-3]:132; 77[4]:266-67; Fall, inside front cover (volume 78); see "Carillo's Flying Artillery: The Battle of San Pedro," 48:335-349; "Los Angeles' Quest for Improved Transportation, 1846-1861," 46:291-306; "A Salute to the Port of Los Angeles From Mud Flats to Modern Day Miracle," 49:329-335; 79[2]:123
San Pedro, Los Angeles & Salt Lake Railroad, 70:27, 76, 78 (map), 80, 81, 83, 87-90, 92
San Pedro, Puerto de (Magdalena Bay), 3:388
San Pedro, Puerto de (Monterey Bay), 3:6, 15
San Pedro-Cajon Pass, 46:301-302
San Pedro; San Pedro Bay, 1:235; 3:115, 118, 119; 6:262; 7:47, 73; 8:58, 108, 164, 165, 166; 12:232; 13:125, 128, 195, 204, 205, 223, 303; 14:72, 327-28; 16:66-67, 68; 17:282, 332-40 passim; 19:202; 21:224; 22:46; 23:195, 209, 312, 358, 359; 25:128; 26:33; 31:294; 34:38; illustration, 13: opposite 301; railroad, 32:327-48
San Prudencio, Lower California, 31:348
San Quentin, 75:88
San Quentin Cove, 53:197-292 passim; map, 53:220
San Quentin Prison, 9:165, 180, 248, 254-56 passim, 273, 277, 284; 10:52, 276, 361, 373; 11:22; 13:88; 15:77, 83, 165, 370; 16:339; 20:141; 29:239; 35:5; 38:27, 337; 37:204; 38:337; 39:293; 40:144; 63:125, 301-304; 62:209; 66:49-54; 74:409, 411, 415; 75:24; escape attempts, 15:167, 175, 177, 180, 268, 279; 16:285, 336, 339; 38:27; 39:290
San Quintin Bay, Lower California, 12:219-26 passim, 237, 238; 31:119, 269, 346
San Rafael Daily Independent, 60:270, 271
San Rafael Independent-Journal (The) (newspaper), 43:82
San Rafael, 1:16, 135; 5:34, 39; 10:276; 17:275, 276; 23:252; 53:233; 76[2-3]:213; Indians, 2:58, 59; newspaper, 29:91; see also Missions: San Rafael
San Rafael, Lower California, 31:268, 270, 343
San Ricardo, Arroyo de, 31:264
San Rogue, Cabo de (Cape Disappointment), 9:235; 10:326, 327
San Rogue, Isla de, 7:326, 327, 383; 8:62
San Román, Gerónimo de, [San Roman, Geronimo de] 7:20, 55
San Sabá Papers, The: ... Founding of the San Sabá Mission, translator Nathan, editor Simpson, review, [San Saba Papers, The: ... Founding of the San Saba Mission] 39:271-72
San Salvador (galleon), 76[2-3]:83, 84, 85, 86
San Salvador (ship), 7:20, 55
San Salvador, Isla de, 7:46, 73, 172
San Salvador, San Bernardino County, 12:118, 120; chapel, 3:241-42
San Sebastián (Harper's Well), [San Sebastian] 10:216; 34:193-97 passim
San Sebastián River (Russian River), [San Sebastian River] 12:189
San Sebastián, Cabo de (Point St. George), [San Sebastian, Cabo de] 10:329, 330, 334
San Sebastián, Isla de (Santa Cruz Island), [San Sebastian, Isla de] 7:52, 58, 76
San Sebastián, Rio de (Tomales Bay), [San Sebastian, Rio de] 10:337
San Simeon Bay, 11:250
San Simeon Company (whaling), 35:238
San Simeon Ranch, 77[4]:241
San Simeon, 18:162, 163; 35:238; see also Ranchos: San Simeon
San Simeon, harbor, 44:233-234; 47:73
San Simón y Judas, Baia de, [San Simon y Judas, Baia de] 7:343-45
San Telmo, Lower California, 31:118, 268, 270
San Vicente, Lower California, 31:353
San Vitom, Duke Oberto Caracciolo di, 75:344
San Xavier del Bac, Arizona, 55:158
San Ysidro Canyon, 78:268
San Ysidoro, valley of, Lower California, 31:264, 265, 269
San, Leong Bo, 75:151
Sanatoriums, 31:19-23 passim; 39:273
Sanborn Fire Insurance, 75:89; maps, 92, 96
Sanborn, C. A., 76[1, 4]:37
Sanborn, F. G., 29:99, 225, 361
Sanborn, John B., 33:298, 307
Sanborn, Margaret, The American River of El Dorado, review, 54:283
Sanborn, Mrs. Elizabeth, 32:141
Sanborn, T. C., 48:6, 7
Sanborn, W. J., 47:118
Sánchez (imprisoned, San Francisco, 1846), [Sanchez] 20:217
Sánchez de Toledo, Francisco, [Sanchez de Toledo, Francisco] 3:315, 367
Sanchez Hall, Los Angeles, 13:228, 229; 78:177
Sánchez Ranch, [Sanchez Ranch] 23:254; see also Ranchos: Buri Buri
Sánchez, Barbara, [Sanchez, Barbara] 17:255
Sánchez, Buenaventura, [Sanchez, Buenaventura] 53:67
Sanchez, Dolores, 71:421 (photograph), 427, 428, 429, 430, 431 (photograph)
Sanchez, Dolores, Rosemary Cambra, Les Field, and Alan Leventhal, "A Contemporary Ohlone Tribal Revitalization Movement: A Perspective from the Muwekma Costanoan/Ohlone Indians of the San Francisco Bay Area," 71:412-431
Sanchez, Enos, 71:428
Sanchez, Father, 74:235
Sánchez, Felipe, [Sanchez, Felipe] 29:237
Sánchez, Francisco (1820s, `30s, and `40s), [Sanchez, Francisco] 1:92; 3:85; 4:385, 387; 10:100, 123-28 passim; 12:59, 335; 13:236, 237; 14:129, 149; 15:64, 69; 16:111(?), 353; 17:255; 27:59; 29:157
Sánchez, Francisco (Los Angeles, 1857), [Sanchez, Francisco] 29:236
Sánchez, Francisco Miguel, [Sanchez, Francisco Miguel] 2:277-80 passim
Sánchez, Francisco, [Sanchez, Francisco] 42:46; 43:324; 44:294; 63:117
Sanchez, George I., 74:228, 292
Sánchez, George Isidore, [Sanchez, George Isidore] 45:333; 53:322
Sanchez, George J., Becoming Mexican American: Ethnicity, Culture and Identity in Chicano Los Angeles, 1900-1945, review, 74:341
Sánchez, Guadalupe, [Sanchez, Guadalupe] 29:237
Sánchez, Ilaria, [Sanchez, Ilaria] 17:256; 27:262
Sanchez, J. A., 69:381
Sánchez, Joaquín, [Sanchez, Joaquin] 36:6; 76[2-3]:120
Sánchez, José Antonio (1830s), [Sanchez, Jose Antonio] 8:242; 12:139, 140, 225; 16:113, 219, 220, 221, 225, 226, 234; 17:149(?), 154, 249-53 passim; 36:241; 38:105; ranch of, see Ranchos: Buri Buri
Sánchez, José Antonio (Los Angeles, 1861), [Sanchez, Jose Antonio] 29:237, 243
Sanchez, Jose Antonio, 63:116, 117
Sánchez, José Bernardo, [Sanchez, Jose Bernardo] 2:41, 42-44; 8:248, 329; 12:121-22; 13:210, 223, 234; 23:207, 216; 48:127
Sánchez, José de la Cruz, [Sanchez, Jose de la Cruz] 4:385, 386; 16:183; 17:254; 23:253; 27:58, 251-52; ranch of, 22:244, 251; see also Ranchos: Buri Buri
Sánchez, José Isidro ("Chino"), [Sanchez, Jose Isidro] 17:254, 255
Sánchez, José María ("El Judio"), [Sanchez, Jose Maria] 29:19-20, 24
Sanchez, Jose, 67:88
Sánchez, Juan Antonio, [Sanchez, Juan Antonio] 29:320
Sánchez, Juan, [Sanchez, Juan] 18:157, 172; 33:268, 337
Sánchez, Juan Ramón [Sanchez, Juan Ramon] 79[2]:51
Sánchez, Julia, [Sanchez, Julia] 17:256
Sánchez, Manuel, [Sanchez, Manuel] 17:255
Sánchez, María, [Sanchez, Maria] 17:255
Sánchez, Martín, [Sanchez, Martin] 3:366
Sánchez, Miguel, [Sanchez, Miguel] 2:156
Sánchez, Mrs. José María (Encarnacion Ortega), [Sanchez, Mrs. Jose Maria] 29:20-27 passim
Sánchez, Narciso, [Sanchez, Narciso] 15:356
Sanchez, Nellie (historian) 79[2]:45
Sánchez, Nellie Van de Grift, [Sanchez, Nellie Van de Grift] address,"Social Life in Spanish California," 6:380-81; Spanish Arcadia, review, 9:87; coauthor Short History of California, review, 8:380-81
Sanchez, Pablo, 41:31; 49:223
Sánchez, Paula, [Sanchez, Paula] 17:255
Sánchez, Pedro, [Sanchez, Pedro] 33:121
Sanchez, Porfidio, 71:427
Sanchez, R. B. and Mrs. ( née Crittenden), 7:118
Sanchez, Robert, 71:428, 431 (photograph)
Sánchez, Rafael, [Sanchez, Rafael] 11:209; 35:105
Sanchez, Ramona Marine, 71:427
Sanchez, Rosaura, 76[2-3]:149, 174, 177
Sanchez, Thomas, 60:39
Sánchez, Tomás A., [Sanchez, Tomas A.] 13:313, 326; 26:35-36, 42; 29:234, 239, 240, 245
Sánchez, Vicenta, [Sanchez, Vicenta] 23:217
Sánchez, Vicente, [Sanchez, Vicente] 13:211, 212, 223, 310, 313
Sanchez, Ysidero, 63:117
Sancho, Juan Bautista, 48:137
Sanctotis, Hernando de, 7:256-57, 258, 267
Sand Flat, 10:168, 192
Sand Hole, Riverside County, 12:8-9
Sand in a Whirlwind: The Paiute Indian War of 1860, by Ferol Egan, review, 52:275-276
Sand River (Mokelumne River), 23:36
Sandels Edhelyertha, G. M. Waseurtz af, 18:311; 19:194, 214, 215, 216; 29:316; quoted, 18:295-96; 19:215; sketch by, 12: opposite 191; see "San Francisco in 1843: a Key to Dr. Sandels' Drawing," 50:3-13
Sanders & Brenham, 15:272; 16:338; 17:84, 169; 37:139
Sanders (San Francisco, 1865), 36:208
Sanders (Sandeau?, 1846), 26:23
Sanders Colony, 25:175
Sanders Hall, 74:379
Sanders, A. A., 24:263
Sanders, Allen, 5:125
Sanders, Beverley C., 17:84, 174; 25:337, 344; see also Sanders & Brenham
Sanders, Beverley G., 54:7, 8, 9
Sanders, C. K., 16:79
Sanders, Charles Walton, 63:173
Sanders, Emily ("Lady Don"), 21:152, 154
Sanders, George, 75:56
Sanders, George H., 27:173, 174
Sanders, Horace, 17:240; 24:58
Sanders, J. G. Hubert, 15:274, 277, 280, 371; 19:230; 25:335-36, 342, 343
Sanders, Judge (Sacramento, 1851), 3:83
Sanders, Lewis, Jr., 10:78
Sanders, Mary Louise, 20:286
Sanderson (Stockton, 1859), 10:44
Sanderson, George B., 22:54-55; 33:97, 101, 107-17 passim, 249, 251
Sanderson, Jeremiah B., 45:10, 16; 75:204, 205, 216, 217 (and photo), 218, 219, 220, 225; 79[2]:237
Sanderson, Rev., 52:147
Sanderson, Sybil, 77[1-3]:64
Sanderson, Winslow F., 24:40, 245
Sandford, C. W., 11:33
Sandford, Captain (1850), 52:346-347
Sandford, Josiah, Jr., 52:248, 249
Sandford, Walter, 75:67
Sandham, Henry, 77[1-3]:175-77; 78:264, 270
Sandini (outlaw, 1850s), 18:171, 268
Sandl, Mrs. Ruth N. (W.?), 23:192
Sandmeyer, Elmer, 77[4]:85
Sandmeyer, Ernest, 74:416
Sandon mining district (Canada), 77[4]:166
Sandos, James A. and Larry E. Burgess, The Hunt for Willie Boy: Indian Hating and Popular Culture, review, 74:211
Sandos, James A., review of Morgado, Junipero Serra: A Pictorial Biography, 71:128-129; 358; review of Bernard L. Fontana, Entrada: The Legacy of Spain and Mexico in the United States, 74:342; "Historic Preservation and Historical Facts: Helen Hunt Jackson, Rancho Camulos, and Ramonana," 77[1-3]:169-85; review of A Voyage to California, the Sandwich Islands, & Around the World in the Years 1826-1829, by Auguste Duhaut-Cilly, 77[1-3]:192; 79[2]:6, 8; author of "'Because he is a liar and a thief': Conquering the Residents of 'Old' California, 1850-1880," 86-112
Sandoval, Cipriano, 13:329
Sandoval, Julian, 36:128
Sandoz, Mari, 69:252
Sands, Benjamin F., 33:232
Sands, David, 9:355, 356, 369, 386; 17:183
Sands, Preston, 33:232
Sands, William L., 69:375
Sands, William, 33:232
Sandweiss, Eric, review of Weitze, California's Mission Revival, 63:330-331
Sandwich Island Gazette, facsimile heading, 35: opposite 193
"Sandwich Island Story of California's First Printing Press, The," by Helen P. Hoyt, 35:193-204
Sandwich Islanders, 1:253; 2:271, 274, 293; 12:224; 19:202; see also Kanakas
Sandwich Islands, 1:253; 3:32; 4:91; 5:46; 6:364, 365; 8:334, 336; 11:198; 12:145; 14:69, 313; 15:174, 181, 269, 271, 280; 16:4, 183, 284, 347; 17:23, 131; 18:256; 19:177, 178; 21:356; 25:289; 28:248-56 passim, 317; 29:2, 12; 31:86; 39:110, 111, 154-55; letter from, 12:138; printing press in, 35:193-204; see also Hawaiian Islands
Sanford, Henry L., 29:20, 22
Sanford, John Bunyan, 39:21
Sanford, Mrs. Henry L., see Sanchez, Mrs. Jose Maria [Sánchez, Mrs. José María]
Sanford, Oliver Nason, 31:186
Sanford, W. B., 29:234
Sanford, William T. B., 46:297
Sangalli, Rita, 21:164
Sanger (or Sangers), Captain (Colorado River, 1855), 22:22, 168
Sanger (place), 25:175
Sanger, Margaret, 55:201; 65:163
Sangre de Cristo Mountains, 73:186
Sangre de Cristo River, Lower California, 15:106, 113
Sanitary Commission, 10:295; 20:265-66; 24:261; 27:11; 29:252; 33:224-25; 40:302-3; ball, 36:35-38; fair, 36:38-39, 40; see "Thomas Starr King and the Mercy Million," 43:291-307; see also Ladies' Christian Commission
sanitation, effected by mining, 77[1-3]:32
Sannomiya Miya, 69:268; 73:39, 40, 41, 42
Sanpete Valley Railroad, 70:82
"Sans Souci," San Francisco, 16:183
Sansbury, Gail, 370; and Anastasia Loukaitou-Sideris, "Lost Streets of Bunker Hill,", 74:394-407
Sansei, 55:217
Sansevain, see Sainsevain
Sansevain, Jean Louis and Pierre, 77[4]:244
Sansome Street, San Francisco, 58:316-325 passim, 326-333 passim; 73:299
Santa Agueda (ship), 1:45, 48; 3:309, 311, 316-61 passim; 6:302; 19:240-44 passim
Santa Agueda (vessel), 50:73, 74; 76[2-3]:81, 82
Santa Ana (galleon), 76[2-3]:89-90, 91
Santa Ana (vessel, ship), 2:140, 159; 7:185, 257, 302, 309; 50:197; 62:54
Santa Ana Army Air Base, 75:92
Santa Ana mountains, 75:116
Santa Ana Register (newspaper), 53:328
Santa Ana River, 74:102
Santa Ana Valley Irrigation Company, 59:357
Santa Ana Weekly Standard (newspaper), 58:226
Santa Ana winds, 73:218, 224
Santa Ana, California, 21:349; 22:47; 31:293;, 62:57; 74:51, 59; school district, 53:317, 321, 325, 329; see "Bible Communism and the origins of Orange Counry," 58:220-233; map, 224;photo, 220
Santa Ana, Pedro, 9:228
Santa Anita Racetrack, Arcadia, California, 49:341
Santa Anita Rancho, 62:140
Santa Anita, Huntington Drive and Santa Anita Avenue (Eucalyptus trees), 62:140
Santa Anna Pass, 11:262
Santa Anna y Farias, 16:236, 245
Santa Anna, Antonio Lopez de, 1:31; 10:6; 13:101, 129-30; 14:231, 246; 15:269; 16:81, 83, 283; 17:60, 61, 307; 18:16, 146, 220; 23:267
Santa Barbara (cutter, 1829), 23:212, 218
Santa Barbara (steamer, early 1900s), 31:295
Santa Barbara (vessel), 46:105
Santa Barbara and Around There, by Edwards Roberts, 77[1-3]:172
Santa Barbara Channel, 76[2-3]:53, 92
Santa Barbara Channel Islands, see The Reverend Stephen Bowers, Curiosity Hunter of the Santa Barbara Channel Islands, by Wallace E. Smith, 62:26-47; San Nicholas, Santa Rosa, Anacapa, San Miguel, Santa Cruz Islands, 62:31
Santa Barbara Channel peoples, 71:4, 309
Santa Barbara Channel, 7:352; 8:57, 156, 232; 33:278; see also Channel Islands
"Santa Barbara County between Two Social Orders," by Wafter C. McKain, Jr., and Sara Miles, 25:311-18
Santa Barbara County Historical Society, 33:278
Santa Barbara County, California, 74:12-13; 75:119; �
Santa Barbara Daily News (newspaper), 56:314
Santa Barbara Guards, 29:230-31, 233
Santa Barbara Historical Society, 26:249
Santa Barbara Island, 2:329; 8:58; (Anacapa Island), 7:352, 388; on map, 7:350
Santa Barbara Lumber Company, 31:294
Santa Barbara Mission Archives, 48:125; 76[2-3]:350
Santa Barbara Mission, 71:356; 75:374 (photo); 76[2-3]:156, 203, 209, 210, 211, 236, 271, 286
Santa Barbara Mission, by Engelhardt, review, 2:252-56
Santa Barbara Morning Press (newspaper), 56:312, 319; 62:32, 33
Santa Barbara Mounted Rifles, 29:231-35 passim
Santa Barbara News-Press, 75:81
Santa Barbara Presidio Chapel, 54:69
Santa Barbara Presidio, 60:15, 16; 75:223; 76[2-3]:177-78, 184
"Santa Barbara's Place in California s Background," address by Carl I. Wheat, 32:174
Santa Barbara's Royal Rancho, by Tompkins, review, 40:265-66
Santa Barbara, 33:278-80; 41:1, 294-295; 42:207, 148-149; 43:323, 324; 46:57-58, 317; 63:236; 73:117, 118; 74:236; 75:94, 123, 199, 339, 340, 346; 76[2-3]:38, 90, 102, 178, 182, 185, 188, 189, 243, 248, 301, 306, 307, 341; 77[1-3]:172; 77[4]:264; 78:181, 263, 264; in 1820s, 23:195, 208, 217; in 1830s, 12:141; 23:199; in 1840s, 8:108; 11:220; 19:201; 33:278; in 1870, 25:312, 314; 76[1, 4]:108; 79[2]:176
- doctors at, 4:155, 156-58; 17:68, 160
- during Mexican-American War, 76[2-3]:331, 342
- early settlers, 13:201; 18:168, 175, 176, 177, 276, 277
- earthquakes, 15:376; 29:91
- government and politics: in Mexico period, 1:26, 29, 31; 11:347; 14:232, 233, 244; 15:116; 27:333-38; 33:278-80; in American period, 18:167; 34:43
- hotels, 2:52; 18:164, 262, 272
- junta at (1846), 6:189; 12:38; 17:279
- letters and praoclamations from: Alvarado's, 14:242-43, 244-45, 248-49; Robinson's, 23:301-13; others (1850s and 1860s), 29:230-31, 232-33; 34:44-48
- "lost" cannon in, 18:165-66, 177
- Mexican soldiers at, 16:364-65, 367; 18:164; 33:279; see also Presidio of Santa Barbara
- military companies (American), 29:230-33
- Mission, see Missions: Santa Barbara
- newspaper, 16:84
- port of, 18:168, 175, 178
- Presidio, see Presidio of Santa Barbara
- pueblo, 1:29; 33:279
- treatment of foreigners in, 15:123, 238
- U.S. forces at, 1:249, 263; 12:57, 166, 168; 18:161, 164-65, 174; 19:133; 21:356; 22:62; 25:128; 30:50-51
Santa Catalina (vessel), 43:50
Santa Catalina Island Conservancy, 63:76
Santa Catalina Island, 2:49, 329, 330; 3:6; 7:46, 73, 172, 349-52, 354, 371, 387; 8:58; 13:204; 23:216; 27:41, 48; 29:243, 249; 62:29; 63:71-76; 64:31; 56 on map, 7:350; 76[2-3]:38, 85, 277; see "The Occupation of Santa Catalina Island During the Civil War," 46:345-357; "This Island Santa Catalina was a jewel in the sea..." pictorial essay, 51: between 244 & 252
Santa Catalina Mission, see Missions: Santa Catalina
Santa Catalina, Matias de, 13:155
Santa Catarina (ship), 3:386
Santa Catharina, Brazil, 2:93-98; 11:158
Santa Clara (ship), 8:275
Santa Clara College (Santa Clara University), 1:10-14 passim, 20; 3:209; 30:249; ; 69:322-323, 324 (photograph), 325-331, Philhistorian Debating Society, 69:325; (St. Ignatius College), 78:16; founding of, 14; 79[2]:246; see also University of Santa Clara
Santa Clara County, California, 14:168; 46:22, 23; 57:289-307 passim; 73:25; 74:186, 263, 271, 274, 279; 75:116; 76[2-3]:186; 77[4]:63
Santa Clara Creek, 20:218, 219
Santa Clara de Asís Mission, Spring, inside front cover (volume 78)
Santa Clara Female Seminary, 29:55, 59
"Santa Clara in the Past," address by George Fox, 3:208-9
Santa Clara Mine, see New Almaden Mine
Santa Clara Mission, 64:135; 76[2-3]:102, 116, 158, 209, 235, 301, 339; 77[4]:211
Santa Clara quicksilver mine, 13:78; 31:310, 322; see also New Almaden Mine
Santa Clara Register, 14:157
Santa Clara River, 1:261; 76[2-3]:178; Valley, 372; 30:52; 76[2-3]:125; 77[1-3]:172
Santa Clara Shakespeare Club, 66:65
Santa Clara University, 74:263, 271, 338; Special Collections, 75:96
Santa Clara v. Southern Pacific (1883), 78:48
Santa Clara Valley, 5:131; 8:115, 236, 237; 11:136; 14:10, 11, 18, 103-4; 25:2; 47:54-55; 73:29, 58, 59, 62, 66; 77[1-3]:92; 77[4]:111
Santa Clara Winegrowers, 54:156
"Santa Clara's Hundred Years," address by Gerald J. Geary, 30:377-78
Santa Clara, 14:162, 168; 17:276; 20:217, 220; 26:165; 27:130-31; 28:102, 317; 29:40; 33:65; 73:285; 74:271; battle of, 14:149; dispatches from, 10:105, 124-26; 79[2]:158; see also Missions: Santa Clara
Santa Clarita Valley, 77[1-3]:178; 79[2]:103
Santa Cruz (peninsula of Lower California), 1:39-40, 47-49; 51-52; 6:298; bay and port of, 1:51; 3:317-19, 322, 332-35, 337, 346, 370, 376; Indians of, 3:327, 331, 335, 346
Santa Cruz (schooner, 1846), 11:208; 12:62
Santa Cruz (steamer, 1859), 22:10, 154, 169
Santa Cruz County, 77[4]:109
Santa Cruz harbor, 7:25, 51, 75
Santa Cruz Island, 2:49, 329; 3:17, 18; 7:48, 52, 58, 74, 76, 353, 389; 8:156; 14:265; 21:318; 29:81; 76[2-3]:38
Santa Cruz Mission, 76[2-3]:121, 123, 124, 212, 237
Santa Cruz Mountains, 4:3; 5:358; 18:79; 27:259-60; 28:299; 29:51, 57; 73:280; 76[1, 4]:3; 77[4]:115, 254
Santa Cruz Redwoods (painting), by William Weaver Armstrong, 64:18, 20, 21
Santa Cruz, 5:133, 360-63, 365; 8:302; 10:139; 12:341, 353, 366; 13:63; 15:125, 224, 227, 235; 18:79; 19:87; 20:256-57; 23:251; 25:129; 26:166, 167; 27:104, 162, 164; 30:3, 4, 5, 8; 33:65; 39:20; 40:12, 13, 27; 73:55, 198, 199; 76[2-3]:99, 117, 338; 77[4]:188, 199-200; 78:142; 79[2]:158; see "Lumbering in Hispanic California," 41:237-248; see also Branciforte; Mission Santa Cruz
Santa Cruz, Alonso de, 6:293, 305; 7:174, 175; map by, 3:371
Santa Cruz, The Early Years, The Collected Historical Writings of Leon Rowland, by Michael S. Gant, review, 60:199
Santa Fe, 77[4]:111
Santa Fe (New Mexico), 1:117; 2:7, 10; 10:27-39 passim, 306, 408; 12:113; 13:388; 18:349, 350, 351; 20:341, 342; 34:128, 132, 133, 134, 137; 74:164; 75:228; 76[2-3]:312, 313, 315, 316
Santa Fe expedition, 11:293; 18:245, 310; see also Doniphan, Alexander W.
Santa Fe Railroad, 12:184; 31:152-53; 32:7; 53:371; 59:164; 60:46; 64:29, 31; 67:96, 101, 103; 69:158; 70:20, 40, 51, 60, 63-67, 86, 99 Mojave-Needles line, 51; 71:355, 356; 74:87 (photo); 75:118; 77[1-3]:165, 178-79; 78:174; 79[2]:136
Santa Fe trade, 73:101, 102
Santa Fe traders, 76[2-3]:220
Santa Fe Trail to California, by Powell, editor Watson, review, 10:406-7
Santa Fe trail, 2:7, 10; 4:308; 10:303; 23:298; 24:17; 47:45-47 passim; 73:103; book on, review, 10:406-7; 76[2-3]:316; see also Spanish trail
Santa Fe, Prescott, & Phoenix Railway, 70:103
Santa Fe-Atlantic and Pacific Railroad, 67:102
Santa Gertrudis (ship), 10:315
Santa Gertrudis, Baja California, 44:114
Santa Guadalupe Mine, 13:78
Santa Inés Mission, [Santa Ines Mission] 76[2-3]:203, 209,305, 342; see Missions: Santa Ynez
Santa Inez Indian Reservation, 71:364
Santa Inez, Rio de, 7:369, 393; 8:28
Santa Lucia Mountains, 1:157; 7:25, 50, 56, 75, 356; 8:57; 36:222-23
Santa Margarita formation, 36:14, 20
Santa Margarita River, California, 36:2, 4; 54:64, 65, 294-295
Santa Margarita, Rancho, 77[4]:234; 79[2]:90, 106
Santa Margarita, San Luis Obispo County, 33:263; 36:14, 15; see also Mission asistencias and chapels; Ranchos; Santa Margarita
Santa María (Indian, 1846), [Santa Maria]29:342
Santa María (Sonoma, 1835), [Santa Maria] 16:240
Santa Maria Creek and Valley, 26:24, 26, 52
Santa María de Jesús (ship), [Santa Maria de Jesus] 2:141, 142
Santa María de la Luz, Cabo de (Tillamook Head), [Santa Maria de la Luz, Cabo de] 10:328
Santa María del Parral (ship), [Santa Maria del Parral] 7:135
Santa Maria Gas Company, 31:304
Santa Maria Rancho, see Ranchos: Valle de Pamo
Santa Maria School District, 75:22, 25 (photo)
Santa María, Fray Vicente, [Santa Maria, Fray Vicente] 60:16
Santa Maria (Santa Barbara County), 75:119, 124, 126, 313, 314, 353
Santa Maria, San Diego County, 17:340, 341; 21:301; 26:27, 28, 39
Santa Maria, Vicente, 66:26, 27
Santa María, Vincente de, [Santa Maria, Vincente de] 2:321, 327
Santa Monica (ship), 31:295
Santa Monica Beach, 1889, painting by Ernest Narjot, Fall, front cover (volume 78)
Santa Monica Harbor (Los Angeles County, California), 70:13-29, 84; 74:178
Santa Monica Mountains, 60:87
Santa Monica Rancho, see Ranchos: El Cajon
Santa Monica Road Race, 63:28
Santa Monica, California, 31:30; 52:77, 78, 79; 73:58 (photograph); 75:230
Santa Paula (ship), 17:94
Santa Paula Chronicle (newspaper), 74:70, 76
Santa Paula Electric Light Company, 65:4
Santa Paula Graphic (newspaper), 62:34
Santa Paula High School, 47:129
Santa Paula Realty Board, 47:132
Santa Paula y Saticoy Oil Company, 47:132
Santa Paula, California, 74:73, 79, 107; 77[1-3]:169; see "The Era of the Lemon: A History of Santa Paula, California," 47:113-140
Santa Paula Canyon, 75:116
Santa Rita (vessel), 43:50
Santa Rita Ranch, 75:133
Santa Rosa (vessel, ship), 1:176; 63:235, 236
Santa Rosa Courthouse, 59:52-53
Santa Rosa Democrat (newspaper), 54:144
Santa Rosa Island, 3:17; 7:48, 52, 74, 76, 389; 8:156; 62:29
Santa Rosa Junior College, 75:366
Santa Rosa Mountains, 75:316
Santa Rosa Reservation, 72:351
Santa Rosa Tannery, 33:61
Santa Rosa, California, 16:235, 236, 246, 306, 307, 369, 370; 17:50, 237-38, 276; 29:149; 30:363; 74:84, 165; 75:266; 76[2-3]:215; 79[2]:123; letter from, 27:307-9; library' association, 38:312; newspaper, 21:137-38
Santa Susana Pass, 77[4]:264
Santa Teresa (place), 28:253; 29:134
Santa Teresa Land claim, Santa Clara County, 46:136
Santa Ynez Mountain, 23:362
Santa Ynez Valley High School, mural, 58:116
Santa Ynez, 16:83; see also Missions: Santa Ynez
Santa Ysabel Valley, 25:298
Santa Ysabel, California, 54:65-66
Santa Ysabel, Lower California, 31:344
Santa Ysabel, see Mission asistencias and chapels; Ranchos
Santana (yacht), 75:58
Santayana, George, 69:332, 336; 75:43
Santee (place), 26:24
Santiago (frigate, 1774), 9:203-42 passim
Santiago (mission cook), 74:235
Santiago (ship, 1526), 7:135
Santiago (ship, 1540), 6:312; 7:137
Santiago (frigate), 76[2-3]:93, 94, 95
Santiago de Santa Ana Rancho, 76[2-3]:181
Santiago, Danny (Dan James), 73:275-76
Santiago, Juan Jose Norberto de, 23:371; 37:127; letters to, 37:118-23, 241-49
Santibanez, Enrique, of Texas, 50:326
Santiesteban, Antonio, 10:28
Santillan, José Prudencio, land claim of, [Santillan, Jose Prudencio] 15:364-66; 17:83; 18:250; 19:359; 21:322, 331; 23:245; see also Bolton and Barron
Santillan-Bolton land claims, 50:414
Santos, Robert L., 76[2-3]:322
Satiyomi Indians, 75:360, 362
Santo Domingo River, Lower California, 31:269, 270
Santo Tomás (ship, 1540), [Santo Tomas] 3:316, 317; 6:308
Santo Tomás (ship, 1602), [Santo Tomas] 7:263, 264, 300-59 passim, 379-91 passim; 8:43; 36:228, 230
Santo Tomás (ship), [Santo Tomas] 76[2-3]:81, 91
Santo Tomas (vessel), 50:73, 74
Santo Tomás, Lower California, [Santo Tomas, Lower California] 22:56, 57, 58; 27:206
Santo Toribio, valley in Lower California, 31:343
Santos Reyes, Rio de los (Kings River), 4:4
Santos, Antonio, 15:60
Santos, María de los, [Santos, Maria de los] 13:200
Santos-Killian, Consuelo, 74:331
Saturday Evening Post, 75:74
Sanz-Briz, Mariano, 67:272-274
Saori, Japan, 73:15, 16
Sapatarra (Indian), 16:261
Sapin, Mme. Claudine (seamstress), 78:140
Sapir, Edward, 71:332
Sapling Grove, 76[2-3]:314
Sapsis, David, 76[2-3]:15
"Sara Bard Field, Charles Erskine Wood, and the Phenomenon of Migratory Divorce," by Glenda Riley, 69:250-259
Sara Bard Field, Poet and Suffragist, by Amelia Fry, review, Irving R. Cohen, 62:224
Saracen (ship), 26:74
Saragossa Guards, Marysville, 38:22
Sarah (brig, 1849), 23:226
Sarah (schooner, 1864), 22:24, 170; 27:68
Sarah and Caroline (ship), 14:317, 318, 342; 15:347, 351; 23:323, 326, 327, 333, 334
Sarah G. Merrill (ship), 35:47
Sarah Sands (ship), 2:107
Sarah Sands (vessel), see "To California on the Sarah Sands: Two Letters Written in 1850 by L. R. Slawson," 44:229-235; "To California on the Sarah Sands: Footnote Eight," 47:73-74
Saranac (ship), 27:179; 33:236
Sarantitis Brothers, 60:118
Saratoga (vessel, ship), 2:250, 251; 72:149 (photograph)
Saratoga, 78:24
Saratoga, Alex, 74:293
Sarbaugh, Timothy J., "Irish Republicanism vs. `Pure Americanism:' California's Reaction to Eamon De Valera's Visits," 60:172-185
Sarbin, Eva, 56:33
Sardinas, Puerto de, 7:49, 52, 56, 57
Sardines, 7:307; 31:157-58; 36:222
Sardinia, 42:311, 312, 313
Sardinians, 16:341; 17:85; 38:338
Sardou, Victorien, 21:246-47
Sargeant (Marysville, 1851), 15:29
Sargent, Aaron A., 47:256; 48:330; 50:417, 419; 56:337
Sargent, Aaron and Ellen, 73:198, 199 (photograph)
Sargent, Aaron Augustus, 4:251-52, 253, 256, 268; 9:116; 10:64; 17:320; 24:213, 217, 219; 27:97, 102, 346; 30:141; 38:318; 79[2]:135
Sargent, Aaron, 57:34; 65:112
Sargent, Arthur M., 76[1, 4]:41
Sargent, Ben F., 34:65
Sargent, Congressman Aaron A., 59:241
Sargent, D., 27:226
Sargent, David G., 9:138, 140, 145, 148, 155, 166, 167, 174
Sargent, F. P., 57:90
Sargent, Grace Tompkins (Mrs. Marston Cleaves), 38:183, 283; editor "Forgotten Mother of the Sierra," 38:157-63, 219-28
Sargent, John Singer, 66:284
Sargent, Joshua C., 10:189, 394
Sargent, Lyman Tower, review of Greenstein, Lennon, and Rolfe, Bread and Hyacinths: The Rise and Fall of Utopian Los Angeles, 73:160-61
Sargent, Mrs. A. A., photograph, 55:175
Sargent, Ruth Eddy, 76[1, 4]:25, 31, 32, 40, 41-42
Sargent, Shirley, "Pictures from Yosemite's Past: Galen Clark's Photograph Album," 45:31-40; "Wellllcome to Camp Curry," 53:131-138; review of Roth, Pathway in the Sky, 45:367-368; Yosemite and Its Innkeepers, review, 55:373-377; editor, Seeking the Elephant, 1849: James M. Hutchings' Overland Journal, review, 61:306-307
Sargent, Thomas D., 34:256
Sarinana, Isidro, 48:215
Sarlos, Robert K., and Douglas McDermott, "The Wood and Hershey Opera House: the End of an Era in California Theatre," 48:291-306
Sarmiento de Gamboa, Pedro, 3:4, 5, 20; 6:316; 7:228, 232, 253
Sarmiento, Jose Maria, 19:212, 216
Saroyan, A Biography, by Lawrence Lee and Barry Gifford, review of, 78:122
Saroyan, Aram, 68:204, 205
Saroyan, William, 61:207; 63:256; 68:188, 191, 194, 202, 203 (photograph) 204-209; 77[1-3]:134; Here Comes, There Goes, You Know who, 68:206-207; Laughing Matter, 68:208; My Name is Aram, 68:205-206; Rock Wagram , 68:207-208; Time of Your Life, 68:206; The Daring Young Man on the Flying Trapeze and Other Stories, review, 64:231-232
Sarrasseque, Frank, 58:147
Sarras, Ferminia, 77[4]:166
Sarria, Vicente Francisco de, 67:87, 91, 93
Sarria, Vicente Francisco, 1:167; 8:151; 9:277; 13:209; 16:109, 114-16; 23:5, 7-8, 374; 44:292; 46:325; 48:125, 126, biographical sketch, 144-145; 54:66
Sarsfield Guard, San Francisco, 16:336
Sartori, Joseph F., 37:267-68, 348; 49:332; 51:323
Sartori, Joseph, 55:11
Sartwell (Marysville, 1851), 15:29
Sartwell, Dugald Stewart, 35:329, 332
Sarvis, George, 66:137
Sastise, see Shasta
Sasty (Sorty, Sarty) River, 22:103; 23:30, 138; see also Klamath River
Satakarass, Pierre, 22:206, 222; 23:38, 125, 134, 139
Satan's Bassoon (publication), 71:62; 79[2]:210
Satchell, Charles, 52:145
Sather and Church, San Francisco, 49:202
Sather Gate, Berkeley, 55:270-273
Sather, Pedar, 9:72; 15:272; 19:232; 37:215; 46:230, 231, 232
Satinstatesqui (Sonora, 1851), 35:316
"Satire on the Overland Guide: John B. Hall's Fanciful Advice to Gold Rush Emigrants," by Thomas F. Andrews, 48:99-111
Satow, Toshito, 51:160
Satterlee, John, 9:26; 15:186, 269; 16:285; 21:324; 27: opposite 97; 34:258
Satty, 63:242-244
Saturday Night (publication), 55:168
Saubel, Katherine Siva and Lowell John Bean, Temalpakh: Cahuilla Indian Knowledge and Usage of Plants, review, 52:281
Saubel, Katherine, 71:338, 339 (photograph), 340
Saucelito Water Company, 15:170
Saud, King, 73:238
Sauder, Robert A., The Lost Frontier: Water Diversion in the Growth and Destruction of Owens Valley Agriculture, review, 74:208
Sauer, Carl Ortwin, address,"Plants as Documents of Human History," 22:374
Sauffrignon, A. F., 43:316
Saul, Eric and Denevi, Don, The Great San Francisco Earthquake and Fire, 1906, review, 60:378-379
Saulman's Coffee Saloon, 42:130
Saunders (Gold Lake, 1849), see Stoddard, J. R.
Saunders Studio Press, 77[1-3]:96
Saunders, C. R., 13:32
Saunders, Charles Francis, 71:354; see "Francis of the flowers: all appreciation of Charles Francis Saunders," 58:38-47; portrait, 39; The Southern Sierras of California, review, 3:92
Saunders, Colonel (Marysville, 1857), 9:355; 10:273
Saunders, Elizabeth, 21:63
Saunders, Fred, 35:333
Saunders, George, 27:368
Saunders, John Francis, see Saunders, Charles Francis
Saunders, John H., 25:344
Saunders, Joseph, 2:99, 113-21 passim
Saunders, Lynn and Ruth Thompson, 77[1-3]:96
Saunders, Mrs. (Mountain View, 1853), 29:41
Saunders, Mrs. Charles Francis, 58:40, 42, 43
Saunders, Mrs. Mira Barrett Culin, 58:45, 46, 47
Saunders, Richard, Ambrose Bierce: The Making of a Misanthrope, review, 64:299-300
Saunders, W. A., 25:26
Saunderson, Edward, 13:31
Sauret, �mile (violinist), 78:182
Sausal Creek, Alameda County, 27:71-72
Sausalito, 3:30; 13:235, 238; 15:62-63, 170, 181; 17:223, 274; 19:197; 20:220; 23:372; 75:141, 147, 148
Savage Dreams: A Journey into Hidden Wars of the American West, by Rebecca Solnit, review, 74:438
Savage Mine, 11:64
Savage Silver Mining Works, 77[4]:153
Savage, C. R., 36:97, 105
Savage, Frank M., 31:56
Savage, Hiram N., 36:156
Savage, James 79[2]:90
Savage, James D., 1:272; 2:197, 199; 4:12; 5:328-31; 8:84; 21:362; 23:368, 376; 55:37; 69:93; 76[2-3]:217, 218-20; article on, 28:323-41; photograph of trading post, 28: opposite 326
Savage, Major James, D., 60:319
Savage, Morgan, 28:323, 324
Savage, T. B., 22:251
Savage, Thomas, 26:52; 32:267; 68:117, 118; 70:207; 74:232, 235-236, 238, 242; letter, 29:160
Savage, W. Sherman, Blacks in the West, review, 56:280-281
Savannah (vessel, ship), 2:168, 169, 354, 356; 3:105-25, 178-79, 184; 7:82; 8:71; 10:124; 12:57, 58, 166, 168; 13:303; 14:149, 327, 345; 15:63; 17:125, 278, 282, 331, 334, 339, 340; 18:72-82 passim; 20:31, 215-20 passim, 232; 21:12, 14, 21, 224, 350; 22:53; 25:122-26 passim; 26:49; 30:21, 43-45; 34:117, 119; 36:310; 48:339, 340, 344
Savannah, Georgia, 73:183
Save Bodie! Committee, 73:319
Save Our State initiative, 73:270
Save San Francisco Bay Association, 71:254
Save-the-Redwoods League, 29:185; 33:362; 63:262-263; 71:163, 254
Savelle, Max, address,"Cabrillo and California," 21:374
Savin, Stepan, 64:291
Savings and Loan Society, San Francisco, 26:229, 232
Savings Union Bank & Trust Company, 32:375
Savio, Mario, 53:112
Saw Mill Cottage, Yuba County, 9:52
Sawchuck, Robert and Catherine Hoover, "From the Place We Hear About...: A Descriptive Check List of Pictorial Lithographs and Letter Sheets in the CHS Collection," 56:346-367
Sawdust Corners Saloon (Bodie), 73:318
sawmill, first in Hispanic California, 77[4]:115
Sawmills in the Redwoods: Logging on the San Francisco Peninsula, by Frank M. Stanger, review, 47:175-176
Sawmills, 8:356; 9:52; 11:228; 18:295, 297, 311, 314; 23:191; 30:7, 8; 34:222; 37:232; 38:59-71; in Amador County, 18:22; 20:181, 184; Bale's, 18:70; 28:266, 267; on Bear Creek, 11:119; Branch's, 18:259; Cottage, 52:70; in Grass Valley, 6:336; Hampshire, 8:341, 347, 357; 9:52; Maple Springs, 9:72; in Marin County, 27:261; in Mendocino County, 21:383; 27:220, 226; 30:163, 166; in Mono County, 26:236, 243, 244-45; Moonshine, 8:357; Mud Springs, 15:377; Pine Grove, 9:52, 70; Ramirez', 9:62, 75; in San Francisco, 15:372; in Santa Cruz Mountains, 5:358; 16:143; 18:295; 27:162, 164, 260; 29:57; Stephen Smith's, 13:34-35; 16:143; 18:65-67, 69; Washington, 9:52, 70; Yount's, 2:55; 5:273; see also Sutter's sawmill
Sawpits in the Spanish Red Woods, 1787- 1849, by Alan K. Brown, review, 47:176
Sawtelle Veterans' Hospital, 75:80-81
Sawtelle, William H., 47:318
Sawyer (Napa County, 1870s), 35:155
Sawyer Documents, 1:189-90; 3:183-84
Sawyer's Bar, 34:269-70; 40:66
Sawyer, A. F., 14:75; 16:283
Sawyer, Charles H., 1:12
Sawyer, E. D., 19:156
Sawyer, Edmund Ogden, Jr., editor Our Sea Saga: The Wood Wind Ships, review, 8:384
Sawyer, Edwin, 6:353
Sawyer, Frederick A., 11:8-9
Sawyer, J., 34:53
Sawyer, Jesse, 6:335
Sawyer, Johnson and Company, San Francisco, 48:309-310
Sawyer, Lorenzo (U.S. Circuit Court Judge), 62:99; 78:48
Sawyer, Lorenzo, 9:26, 29, 42, 174; 10:64; 16:79; 17:169; 19:261; 28:236; 29:202; 32:200; 63:275-276, 278, 279; 77[4]:132-33, 134, 169; Way Sketches, review, 5:404-5
Sawyer, Otis V., 33:68
Sawyer, Robert W., 22:384
Sawyer, Thomas S., 24:37
Sax1ey, B. R., 58:342
Saxony (ship), 34:337
Saxton, Alexander, 66:141, 198; The Indispensable Enemy: Labor and the Anti-Chinese Movement in California, review, 51:283-284; review of Jensen, Passage from Indian: Asian Indian Immigrants in North America, 68:50-51
Saxton, J. B., 9:198, 200; 15:164; 56:201
Saxton, Rufus, 31:43
Say When (club), 75:274
Sayas, Juan de, see Martínez y Zayas {Martinez y Zayas}
Sayers, Dorothy, 68:200
Sayles, Stephen P., "Hetch Hetchy Reversed: A Rural-Urban Struggle for Power," 64:254-263
Saylor, John, 71:165
Saylor, Mme. (actress, 1891), 20:136, 141
Sayres (New York Flat, 1855), 8:342
Sayres, Jimmy, 7:115
Sayton (San Francisco, 1855), 15:280
Saywood (San Francisco, 1850), 2:116
Sbarboro, Alfred, 47:204; 49:264
Sbarboro, Andrea A., 46:21; 47:203, 204; 54:169
Sbriglia, Giovanni, 21:68
Scaglione, John, 28:188; editor "Ogden's Report of His 1829-1830 Expedition," 28:117-24
Scalchi, Sofia, 35:142
Scales Diggings, 11:243
Scales, Hardin, 67:218, 219, 220, 223, 225, 226
"Scalpel under Three Flags in California, The," by George D. Lyman, 4:142-206
Scammell, J. M., 29.284; "Military Units in Southern California, 1853-1862," 29:229-49
Scammon Printing Company, 66:66
Scammon, Charles M., 61:47-57 passim
Scammon, Charles Melville, 26:14-16; 33:2, 6, 8, 11, 12, 149-52; 35:239
Scammon, Charles, 71:102
Scandia (ship), 30:302
Scandinavia, emigration from, 20:67-68, 75-76
Scandinavian Colony, 25:169-70
Scandinavian Methodist Church, 74:377
Scanlan, Fr. Patrick 79[2]:272
Scanlon family, 75:94
Scannell, David, 8:367, 369-70; 14:353, 357-58, 360, 413; 15:249, 252-53, 314, 322; 16:80-82, 84, 344, 346, 347; 17:82-84, 172-78 passim; 21:27; 23:76; 26:16-17; 37:157, 159-62; photograph, 15: opposite 316
Scarborough, Miss E.H. (piano teacher), 78:175
Scarpa, George, 17:254-55
Scarpa, Mario, 54:30
Scase, Richard, and Robert Goffee, study of British female business owners, 74:265, 272- 274
Scatena, Lorenzo, 47:205, 206, 210; 58:323
Scattergood, Ezra, 75:77
Scavengers Association, 75:349
Scellen, John D., 9:46
Scenes of Wonder and Curiosity in California, by James M. Hutchings, 75:70
Scenes of Wonder and Curiosity from Hutchings' California Magazine, 1856-1861, edited by Roger Olmsted, review, 42:259-260
Scenic Shoreline Preservation Conference, 71:227
Scenorama, 10:174
Schabarum, Pete, 70:287
Schabelski, Achille, 75:356, 360
Schackel, Sandra, "Barbara Stanwyck: Uncommon Heroine," 72:40-55
Schad, Robert O., 45:249, 252
Schadt, L., 8:358
Schaefer, Glenn A., obituary, 18:382-83
Schaeffer (or Schaffer), John B., 9:26, 27, 109; 11:9; 15:281
Schaeffer, Frank B., 25:336, 343-44; 37:363
Schaeffer, Luther, 55:28, 35, 37; 79[2]:294, 295
Schafer, Frederick F., 69:142
Schafer, Frederick, 70:151
Schafer, Joseph, inside front cover, 72: Winter
Schaffner, Jennifer, 77[1-3]:87
Schallenberger, Moses, 1:234; 4:171
Schandorf, Rudolph, 15:277
Scharlin, Craig and Lilia V. Villanueva, Philip Vera Cruz: A Personal History of Filipino Immigrants and the Farmworkers Movement, review, 72:381
Scharlin, Patricia, 71:260
Scharnhorst, Gary, "Making Her Fame: Charlotte Perkins Gilman in California," 64:192-201; review of Mark Twain's Letters, Volume 2:1867-1868, 69:299-300; editor, Bret Harte's California: Letters to the Springfield Republican and Christian Register, 1866-67, review, 70:313; review of Haslam, editor, Many Californias: Literature from the Golden State, 72:289; review of Highway 99: The Literature of California's Great Central Valley, edited by Stan Yogi, 76[1, 4]:139
Scharrenberg, Paul, 35:153; 42:246, 252; 51:66; 58:260; 67:10
Schaw, Batcher Pipe Works, 63:131
Schedel, George, 33:374
Scheel, Fritz, 25:229
Scheffaur, Herman, 61:91
Schegerle, Mrs. Kamerer, 29:119
Scheiber, Harry N., 59:127
Schell, Abraham, 72:112
Schell, Alex. Al., 15:269, 270, 271
Schenck, Elizabeth T., 59:287; 73:194, 197
Schenck, J. F., 47:47
Schenck, James F., 8:7, 9; 10:376, 389; quoted, 29:274
Schenck, Mrs., see Pike, Naomi L.
Schenck, Nicholas, 52:327
Schenk, Gretchen, 61:214, 220
Scher, Philip G., 67:156, 158
Scherer, James A. B., 73:33
Scherer, James Augustin Brown, addresses: "Cotton and Gold," 5:205-6; "Forgotten Voyages," 18:85-86; "Jessie Benton Fremont," 21:278; book review by, 18:369-71; obituary, 23:92-93; The First Forty-Niner, review, 4:392-94; Lion of the Vigilantes, review, 18:371-73
Scherini, Rose D., "Executive Order 9066 and Italian Americans: The San Francisco Story," 70:367-377
Scherrebach, see Sherreback
Scheyer, Galka, 38:3
Schieffelen, Ed, 77[4]:166
Schiel, Jacob H., Journey through the Rocky Mountains, review, 38:80-83
Schiesl Martin, 60:87; review of Los Angeles A to Z: An Encyclopedia of the City and County, 77[1-3]:109; editor of, "The California of the Pat Brown Years: Creative Building for the 'Golden State's Future," California Politics & Policy (1997 Special Issue), review of, 77[1-3]:110-11
Schiesl, Martin J. and Norman M. Klein, 20th Century Los Angeles: Power, Promotion and Social Conflict, review, 70:221-222
Schiesl, Martin J., "Progressive Reform in Los Angeles under Mayor Alexander, 1909-1913," 54:37-56; "City Planning and the Federal Government in World War II: The Los Angeles Experience," 59:126-143; review of Mullins, The Depression and the Urban West Coast, 1929-1933: Los Angeles, San Francisco, Seattle , and Portland, and Leader, Los Angeles and the Great Depression, by Leonard Leader, 73:73:158; review of The Politics of Diversity: Immigration, Resistance, and Change in Monterey Park, California, 75:290
Schiff, Jacob H., 70:32
Schilling (A.) & Company, 23:187; 25:86; 35:146
Schilling Spices, 77[4]:196
Schilling, August, 25:86, 249
Schilz, Thomas F., review of Southern California's Spanish Heritage: An Anthology, editor by Doyce B. Nunis, Jr., 73:243
Schindler, R. M., 60:73
Schindler, Rudolph, 63:65, 77
Schlage Lock Company, 77[1-3]:150
Schlegel, Gustave, 14:47-56 passim
Schleiden, William (or Waldemar), 30:257, 357, 363, 366
Schlesinger's Literary Depot, 30:362
Schlesinger, Arthur M., 50:246; 68:18; 74:299
Schlesinger, Arthur, Sr. (historian) 79[2]:117
Schlesinger, Arthur M., Jr., 59:45, 60:69; 69:351; 72; 71:517
Schlesinger, Bert, 19:67; 40:275
Schlesinger, Mrs. Amanda, obituary, 40:274
Schlichtman, Mrs. Emil, 25:95
Schlichtmann, Margaret, editor, Sketches of California in the 1860's: The Journals of Jesus Maria Estudillo, review, 68:133-134
Schliemann, Heinrich, 12:303; 63:224-229; 77[1-3]:144
Schliemann, Henry, 70:260
Schliemann, Louis, 12:303; 63:224
Schloss, Mrs. Aaron, 36:253
Schlosser, Levi, 16:131, 136
Schlosser, Theodore, 16:127, 136, 142
Schmadcke, Richard and Margaret (Bell), 28:294
Schmeiko, Vladimir (Russian Senator), 75:365 (photo)
Schment, Jorge Reina, 74:281
Schmidt (Yuba County, 1850s), 12:303
Schmidt Tract, Berkeley, 30: opposite 225
Schmidt, Allexey Von, 75:329
Schmidt, David D., Citizen Lawmakers: The Ballot Initiative Revolution, review, 70:222
Schmidt, Edward, 30:226-27, 230
Schmidt, F. Clark, 63:254
Schmidt, Henry, 59:68
Schmidt, Jacob, 11:42; 16:138
Schmidt, John (Berkeley, 1868), 17:44; 27:345
Schmidt, John (on Dollart, 1862), 9:320
Schmidt, John C., 30:226
Schmidt, Karl, 12:191, 194, 236, 242
Schmidt, Matt, 40:144
Schmidt, Max, 56:53
Schmidt, Milton L., 11:8, 9
Schmidt, Ronald J., "Uniformity or Diversity? Recent Language Policy in California Public Education," 68:230-239
Schmidt, Winfield, 17:49
Schmiedell, Henry, 14:413; 33:374; 48:6, 8, 15
Schmitz, E. E., 55:141, 142, 144, 146, 147
Schmitz, Eugene (1906), 58:143, 288, 289
Schmitz, Eugene E., 33:40; 62:197, 203, 204, 206, 208, 209, 210, 211
Schmitz, Eugene Edwards, 50:297, 304; 51:3-16 passim
Schmitz, Eugene, 57:79
Schmitz, John G., 66:22
Schmitz-Ruef machine, 62:209
Schmolz, William, 47:12
Schmulowitz, Nat, 22:95
Schneider Aero Service, 60:257
Schneider, Albert, 54:106, 107
Schneider, Alois, 65:186
Schneider, Eva, 28:292
Schneider, Geneviev, 70:159-160
Schneider, Jack, 60:257
Schneider, Jimmie, 73:282, 285, 289
Schneiderman, Leah, 65:169, 170
Schneiderman, Rose, 72:31
Schneiderman, William, 65:167, 169
Schnell's Japanese colony, 27:280
Schnell, Herr, 45:56-57
Schnier, Jacques, 58:113
Schnitzer, Ewald W., 36:93; coauthor "The Last Will and Testament of Stephen J. Field," 36:41-55
Schnitzer, Llano, 40:222
Schnur, Paul, 76[1, 4]:129
Schochardt, William H., 59:127, 128, 130
Schoemann, Otto, 27:173
Schoenherr, Allan A., A Natural History of California, review, 72:290; review of, Natural State: A Literary Anthology of California Nature Writing, 78:118
Schoenman, Helen Benedek and Theodore, editors, Xántus, Travels in Southern California, review, [Xantus, Travels in Southern California] 56:368
Schoenman, Theodore and Helen Benedek Schoenman, editors, Xántus, Travels in Southern California, review, [Xantus, Travels in Southern California]56:368
Schofield, John M., 28:161
Schofield, N. B., 67:36
Scholars' Journal, 16:336
Scholefield, Rev. Harry, 78:194
Scholes, France V., 44: portrait, between 73 & 76
Scholfield, Nathan, 25:115, 119, 120
Scholfield, Socrates, 25:120
Scholl (or School), C. R., letters from, 24:124-25, 129
Scholl, C. P., 12:302
Schoneberger, William A., California Wings: A History of Aviation in the Golden State, review, 67:137-138
School architecture, 64:226-229
Schoolbooks, 63:173
Schoolcraft, Henry A., 11:107, 121; 40:125; 41:321,322; 52:351
Schoolhouse Creek, Berkeley, 31:331
Schooling, William L., 24:126, 356
Schools and teachers, 1:17; 14:75; 32:127-28; in Alameda County, 4:210, 211; 17:44, 45, 48; 19:76; 31:331; 32:127; 36:349; Benicia, 24:63, 64, 165, 179; 27:67, 303; 29:55, 59; 30:262; 36:349; Brownsville, 8:356; Columbia, 32:128; Crescent City, 32:166-68; Jackson, 32:128; Los Angeles, 13:206, 215, 223, 334; Marysville, 9:372, 395; 10:251, 260, 264, 287; 14:399; 15:53; Monterey County, 3:181-82; 8:120; 15:286-87; 16:103-6; 35:109-10; Placerville, 15:190; , 10:287, 291; 36:349; San Francisco (see San Francisco: schools); San Jose, 14:14, 23-24, 157; 35:109; 36:349; San Juan Bautista, 8:384; Santa Clara, 29:55, 59; 36:349; Sonoma, 8:120, 284; 36:349; Ventura County, 16:291, 298, 300, 336; 17:28-33 passim, 40; for young ladies, 10:251, 264, 287; 17:182; 28:34; 29:59; 36:348; 36:349; see also Education; Mills College; Young Ladies' Seminary
"Schools Behind Barbed Wire," by Charles Wollenberg, 55:210-219
Schools, see "The Historical Background of California's Constitution Provisions Prohibiting Aid to Sectarian Schools," 46:149-171; "Mendez v. Westminster: Race, Nationality and Segregation in California Schools," 53:317-332; "Race and the San Francisco School Board Incident: Contemporary Evaluations, 50:295-312; see also Education
schooners, 77[4]:255
Schoonmaker, Jean (Howard), see McDuffie, Mrs. Duncan
Schorer, John, 9:370, 374
Schottland, Charles, 46:37
Schoyer, R., 15:374
Schrader Iron Works, 57:343
Schram, Jacob, 57:124-126
Schraubstadter, E. O., 54:159
Schraubstadter, W., 10:390
Schrecker, Paul, 60:71
Schreiber, Charles, 18:174
Schreiber, Justine C., 54:154
Schreiber, W. G., 34:158, 169
Schreier, James, 74:272
Schreiter, Oscar, 49:317
Schrepfer, Susan R., The Fight to Save the Redwoods. A History of Environmental Reform, 1917-1978, review, 63:262-263; 71:159; "The Nuclear Crucible: Diablo Canyon and the Transformation of the Sierra Club, 1965-1986," 71:212-237; 240, 241
Schroder, Donn, 77[1-3]:84
Schroeder, Albert H., and Dan S. Matson, translator, A Colony on the Move: Gaspar Castaño de Sosa`s Journal, 1590-1591, review, 46:265-267 [A Colony on the Move: Gaspar Castano de Sosa`s Journal, 1590-1591]
Schu, Charles, 61:297
Schubert, Ottilie, 48:313
Schubert, Walter L., Obituary by Peter A Evans, 50:214; 48:313
Schuchardt, William H., 25:382; 69:280
Schuckman, Ida see Brown, Ida Schuckman
Schuffler, Charles J., 65:124
Schulberg, Budd, 56:140
Schubert Club, 75:77
Schubert, Franz, 75:236, 243
Schuetz-Miller, Mardith K., Buildings and Builders in Hispanic California, review, 75:374-375
Schulte, John G. W., 9:27
Schultz & Palmer, 25:119
Schultz (or Schultze), Mrs. (Yuba County, 1856), 9:66, 67, 132, 135, 137, 146, 267
Schultz (or Schultze; Yuba County, 1856), 9:52, 59, 67, 132-39 passim, 143, 159, 163, 165
Schultz, Carl (painter, 1878), 35:49
Schultz, Dr. Carl (Los Angeles, 1904), 31:24
Schultz, J. S., 26:247
Schultz, Mrs. (San Francisco, 1862), 10:374
Schultz, Mrs. A. M., 59:282
Schultz, Robinson and Schultz, 64:101
Schultze, John, 9:166
Schulz, Fischer & Mohrig, 36:98
Schulze, Henry A., 63:285, 288
Schumacher, Frank, 71:119
Schumacher, John, 13:319; 32:330
Schumacher, Paul, 62:28; 63:237; 71:332; 76[2-3]:38
Schumann-Heink, Mme. Ernestine, 25:236
Schumpeter, Joseph, 74:265
Schuparra, Kurt, Triumph of the Right: The Rise of the California Conservative Movement, 1945-1966, review of, 78:207
Schurman, Jacob Gould, 37:41
Schurz, Carl, 46:4; 65:276; 69:2, 104, 101; 77[1-3]:156
Schurz, William Lytle, 76[2-3]:78
Schussler, Hermann, 19:187; 40:33
Schutt, Harold, 61:134
Schutz, F. W., 25:190
Schutz, John A. and Norris Hundley, Jr., "An Editors' Confession: The Golden State Series," 63:177-178
Schutz, John A., review of Fehrenbacher and Tutorow, California: An Illustrated History, 49:172-173; review of Hicks, My Life with History: An Autobiography, 49:65-68; review of Newell and Williamson, Pacific Lumber Ships, 41:62-63; review of Rundell, In Pursuit of American History, 50:210-211; review of Weber, El Pueblo de Nuestra Senora de los Angeles: An Inquiry into Early Appellations, 49:78; review of Weber, Francis Mora, Last of the Catalans, 48:274-275; Spain's Colonial Outpost, review, 65:139; review of Batman, The Outer Coast, 65:140-141; review of Weber, The Spanish Frontier in North America, 72:375
"Schutzenkonig Philo Jacoby: California's First International Sportsman," by William Kramer and Reva Clar, 65:182-191
Schuyler, Daniel, 31:154-55
Schuyler, James D., photograph, 55:9
Schuyler, T., 35:296, 303
Schwabacher, Frank, 66:65
Schwabacher, James H., 20:288
Schwabacher, James, 65:256
Schwabacker, Sigmund, 66:65
Schwadron, Terry and Paul Richter, California and the American Tax Revolt: Proposition 13 Five Years Later, review, 65:139-140
Schwantes, Carlos A., Coxey's Army, review, 65:217-218
Schwarber, A. J., 57:174, 177, 181
Schwartz (Swart or Swat), George, 27:136
Schwartz Hotel, St. Louis, California, 19:297
Schwartz, A., 57:230
Schwartz, C. J., 61:297
Schwartz, Eleanor, 74:272
Schwartz, Ellen Halteman, and Blaine Peterson Lamb, "The Paper Trail of the Iron Horse: The California State Railroad Museum Library," 70:94-113
Schwartz, Harvey, review of Yoneda, Ganbatte: Sixty-Year Struggle of a Kibei Worker, 64:301-303; The march inland: origins of the ILWU Warehouse Division, 1934-1938, review, 58:84-85; review of A Terrible Anger: The 1934 Waterfront and General Strikes in San Francisco, by David E Selvin, 76[1, 4]:137
Schwartz, John, see Swart
Schwartz, Sidney L., 26:190; obituary of Charles R. Blyth, 38:360-61
Schwartz. Harvey, "Harry Bridges and the Scholars: Looking at History's Verdict," 59:66-79
Schwarzman, Richard C., book review by, 40:165-68
Schwarzman, Richard, review of Adler, Claus Spreckels: the Sugar King in Hawaii, 48:355-356
Schween, Will, 54:157
Schwegeile, Mme. E., 10:390
Schweikart, Larry, 77[4]:18
Schweikert, Larry, and Lynne Pierson Doti, Banking in the American West, review, 72:202-203
Schweinfurth, A. C., 63:332-333; 71:352
Schweitzer, Albert, 64:6
Schweitzer, Melville, 6:286-87; 11:184; collection of, 11:1 84-87
Schweitzer, Mrs. Melville (Lolita Heyneman), 6:286-87; 11:184; 19:95
Schwendinger, Robert J., "Chinese Sailors: America's Invisible Merchant Marine, 1876-1905," 57:58-69; International Port of Call: An Illustrated Maritime History of the Golden Gate, review, 64:297; review of Riegel, California's Maritime Heritage, 67:283-284; Ocean of Bitter Dreams: Maritime Relations Between China and the United States, review, 68:135-137; review of Delgado, California by Sea: A Maritime History of the California Gold Rush; Delgado and Haller, Shipwrecks at the Golden Gate; Kemble, The Panama Route, 1848-1869, 70:115-117
Schwenninger, Andreas, 40:49
Schwenninger, Martin Francis, 40:49-67
Schwerdt, Jacob, 74:380, 381.
Science, 75:52
"Science and Caltech in the Turbulent Thirties," by Judith Goodstein, 60:228-243
Scientific American (publication), 58:338; 77[4]:250
Scientists in Conflict: The Beginnings of the Oil Industry in California, by Gerald T. White, review, 49:166-167
Scintillator, The (Panama Pacific International Exposition), 62:111
Scobie, Ingrid Winther, "Helen Gahagan Douglas: Broadway Star as California Politician," 66:243-261; Center Stage: Helen Gahagan Douglas, A Life, review, 72:73; review of Englander, Class Conflict and Class Coalition in the California Woman Suffrage Movement, 1907-1912: The San Francisco Wage Earners Suffrage League, 73:76
Scobie, James, 65:55
Scoby, Joseph W., 9:244, 369; 10:52, 70
Scofield, D. G., 17:115
Scofield, F. A., 66:62
Scoggins, James D., 40:229
Scola, Carlo, 15:183
Scolari, Paul, review of Martha K. Norkunas, The Politics of Public Memory: Tourism, History, and Ethnicity in Monterey, California, 74:348
Scollan, John, 18:262, 264
Sconcia, Olivia, 21:68
Scotch broom, 76[2-3]:23; 77[4]:117
A Scotch Paisano in Old Los Angeles: Hugo Reid's life in California, 1832-1852. Derived from his correspondence, by Susanna Bryant Dakin, review, 58:273
Scotchler, J. B., 27:66
Scotchman's Creek, 3:140, 141
Scotia (ship), 29:218
Scott (Grass Valley, 1849), 11:244
Scott Act of 1888, 74:71
Scott Bar, Siskiyou County, 28:1, 4
Scott Valley Reservation, California, 49:207
Scott Valley, Siskiyou County, 6:70-71; 26:201, 202, 302; see also Fort Jones
Scott's Bar, Yuba County, 8:342, 348, 359; 16:84(?)
Scott's Bluffs, 3:51; 4:330-31; 6:115; 22:132, 148
Scott's Valley, Lake County, 32:364
Scott, Alexander, 29:109
Scott, Alice, 25:49
Scott, Allen J., and Edward W. Soja, editors, The City: Los Angeles and Urban Theory at the End of the Twentieth Century, review, 77[1-3]:70-71
Scott, Caleb, 74:410
Scott, Charles E., 28:59, 66
Scott, Charles L., 45:46
Scott, Charles Lewis, 9:104, 106, 263, 272; 11:11, 12, 25; 29:195; 32:146, 148, 153, 157
Scott, D. B., 7:14; 9:57, 78, 168, 256, 362, 363
Scott, Douglas, 71:259
Scott, Dred, 75:222
Scott, E. L., 70:290
Scott, Edward L., 37:13
Scott, Elizabeth Thorn, 75:205, 216 (and photo); 77[1-3]:28
Scott, Fred D., 50:261
Scott, G. M., 55:143
Scott, General Winfield, 11:18, 20, 305; 16:304, 307, 308; 17:307; 19:236; 23:259, 280, 359; 28:200, 204, 216, 221, 222, 225, 230; 38:18, 28
Scott, George Alexander, 28:190
Scott, Gilbert, 51:295
Scott, Gustave A., 17:82; 24:263; 36:208, 300
Scott, H. T., 75:27 (photo)
Scott, Harvey Whitefield, 21:134, 139
Scott, Henry L., 28:215, 216, 219, 229; 33:255
Scott, Henry T., 25:43, 44; 31:302
Scott, Howard, 49:296
Scott, Hugh, 34:164
Scott, Irving M., 52:138
Scott, Irving Murray, 19:156; 25:42-51 passim; 30:344; 31:337
Scott, Irving Murray, Jr., 31:75
Scott, James, 76[2-3]:203, 204
Scott, James ("Diego"), 1:170; 8:106; 11:264; 17:26, 145, 253; 18:172, 176; 28:113, 115, 246, 255; 36:11
Scott, John (Sonoma, 1846), 17:240; 24:58
Scott, John (Yuba County, 1857), 9:153
Scott, John M., 75:96
Scott, John Thomas, obituary by A. Lewis Koué, [A. Lewis Koue] 41:180-181
Scott, Jonathan, 13:315, 318, 330, 335, 338
Scott, Joseph, 21:384; 28:190; obituary, 37:183-84; 60:181, 182, 183; 75:77
Scott, Levi, 1:119; 4:281, 340; 25:256, 260-63 passim
Scott, M. Ainsley, 21:166, 169
Scott, Mel, 59:139; 79[2]:118
Scott, Mrs. Joseph (Bertha Roth), 21:384
Scott, N. F., 26:247
Scott, N., 6:374
Scott, Olivia (Castro), 9:188, 190
Scott, R. Al., 16:208
Scott, R. J., 21:226, 228, 235
Scott, Randolph, 75:58
Scott, S. I., 65:190
Scott, Sarah C., 65:130
Scott, Stanley, review of McEvoy, The Fisherman's Problem: Ecology and Law in the California Fisheries, 1850-1980, 66:223-224
Scott, Steve, 63:47
Scott, Thomas A., 50:415
Scott, Tom, 51:321
Scott, William (U.S.M.C., 1847), 33:105
Scott, William A., 44:316; 46:232; 56:197-198, 205
Scott, William Anderson, 1:273; 10:279, 293; 15:164, 167, 267, 270, 365, 376; 16:208, 336, 345; 17:173; 19:232; 20:166-67; 22:39; 29:107, 116-22 passim, 126, 377; 31:246; 32:134, 139, 233; 38:301; 39:292-93, 303, 304; article on, 27:149-56; books by, mentioned, 17:173; 22:38; 30:357, 358
Scott, William S, , 15:88
Scott, William W., 4:376; 17:220, 240; 19:125, 127, 140; 24:58; 25:126; 26:113, 115, 119, 122, 128
Scott, Willlam (San Francisco, 1861), 27:152-53
Scott, Winfield (1929), address,"Redwood in the History of California," 8:283
Scott, Winfield, 63:202
Scott-Siddons, Mary F., 21:241, 243
Scottish Rite Hall, San Francisco, 25:235
Scottsburg, Oregon, 25:256, 257, 263
Scout of the Philippines, The (play), 34:364
Scoville, Henrietta (Linden), 30:225, 228, 230
Scoyen, Eivind, 69:113, 204 (photograph)
Scranton & Freanor, 13:6
Scranton & Smith, 12:92, 104; 13:6
Scranton, H. L., 12:92, 102, 104
Screech, Joseph, 4:12
Screen Actors Guild (SAG), 75:36
Screen Writers Guild, 75:36
Scribner's Monthly, 73:133
Scribner, T. H., 13:32
Scribners Magazine, 62:116
"Scrimshawing," 32:229
Scripps College, 21:191; 36:78, 149-50; 56:154; 75:96
Scripps Institution of Biological Research, 75:23
Scripps Institution of Oceanography, 36:72
Scripps, Edward Wyllis, 35:362; 36:72
Scripps, Elizabeth Browning, 75:23
Scripps, Ellen Browning, 36:78, 149
Scriver, Charles, 18:174
scrub oak (Quercus dumosa), 76[2-3]:27
Scrugham, James G., 51:311
scurvy, 76[2-3]:105n. 22
Scully, Edward, 64:277
Scully, Vin, 74:281, 285, 288
Scully, Vincent, 51:295
Scully, W. O. H., 13:85
Scurry, W. R., 34:138
Scurvy, 4:143, 151, 181; 7:359-60, 366-67, 370, 374-75, 376; 9:214, 230, 232; 11:36; 15:167; 19:126, 127, 141; 20:42; 24:134, 345, 352; 25:106; 29:213, 215; 31:353; 33:103, 268, 337; 34:97; 36:214, 230-31, 237
Scurvy, 73:122, 184
Sea Bird (ship), 6:17; 8:276; 13:325; 14:178; 15:281, 371, 374, 375; 16:337, 341; 29:232; 31:42
Sea Gull (vessel, ship), 2:123-27; 25:112; 49:207, 208
Sea gulls, see Water birds
Sea King (ship), see Shenandoah
Sea lions, 12:194, 228, 229-30; 13:10; 29:41, 42, 56; see also Seals; see "The Farallones and the Boston Men," 53:309-316
Sea Nymph (ship), 27:293; 29:109; 39:296
Sea of Cortes. see Gulf of California
Sea of Cortez (The), by Ray Cannon and Sunset Editors, review, 48:80-81
Sea of Japan, 76[2-3]:98
"Sea Otter Returns to the California Coast, The," by Augustin S. Macdonald, 17:243-44
Sea otter trade, 75:199
Sea otter, 1:167; 2:37, 45-51 passim, 298; 6:102; 8:233, 320; 10:326, 330; 12:191, 194, 217-39, 304; 17:23, 57, 243-44; 23:302-14 passim, 318; photograph, 17: opposite 243; 76[2-3]:119, 213, 282; 77[4]:106, 109-10; see "The Farallones and the Boston Men," 53:309-316; "Boston Smugglers on the Coast (1797-1821)" 46:99-120 passim
Sea Queen (vessel), 53:338
Sea Serpent (vessel, ship), 16:182; 46:295
sea routes to California, 77[4]:5
Sea Witch (ship), 13:11-12; 20:31, 46; 39:331
The Sea Wolf, by Jack London, 75:71, 76
Seabird (vessel), 46:295
Seaboogh, Samuel, 59:213
Seaborg, Glenn, 71:198, 201, 207
Seaborg, Glenn T., Chancellor at Berkeley, review, 76[1, 4]:141-142
Seabough, Samuel, 27:274
Seabring, Thomas, 49:203
Seabury (Brandy City, 1857), 9:165
Seabury, A. M., 29:291
Seabury, C. P., 15:178
Seabury, Gertrude, 29:294
Seabury, Joel H., 9:132, 133, 134, 346(?), 365(?)
Seabury, Pardon G., 34:258-59, 333, 334
Seacliff (San Francisco), 76[1, 4]:131
Seager, Pamela, "An Imaginative History of San Francisco: The Collages of Satty," 63:242-244
Seal Beach, 73:144
Seal Islands, Alaska, 61:51
"Seal of the California Supreme Court, The," by J. N. Bowman, 33:73-75
Seale, Henry W., 7:412
Seale, Mrs. Henry W. ( née Carr), obituary, 7:412
Seals and seal industry, 3:326; 8:57, 135, 233, 289; 12:217-239; 17:23; 23:24; see also Sea lions
Sealy (Sierra Madre, 1880s?), 31:18
Sealy, Caroline, 33:82
Seaman Wright's Company of Volunteers, 45:109
Seaman's Reading Room and Library, San Francisco, 38:306
Seaman, H. J., 30:361
Seaman, Henry J., 66:59
Seaman, Job M., 21:164
Seaman, Victor Waldron, 22:95
Seamen's Bethel, San Francisco, 15:366; 16:182
Seamen's Friend Society, 32:119
Searby, William M., 32:250
"The Search for a Southern Overland Route to California," by Harlan H. Hague, 55:150-161
Search for Authority in California, The, by Hansen, review, 40:253-55
"The Search for California Gold-A Photographic View," by Robert A. Weinstein, 48:between 16 & 17
Searchlight (ship), 22:163, 167
Searchlight, Nevada, 3:169
Searle, Dan, 38:76
Searle, John, 16:341; 17:85, 254-55
Searles Lake, 17:99, 110-12, 116, 209; 28:201, 203, 215
Searles, Dennis, 17:110-17 passim, 210; 18:201; photograph, 17: opposite 111; of house, opposite 99
Searles, Edward F., 36:200
Searles, John Wemple, 17:110-17 passim, 210; photograph, 17: opposite 111; of house, opposite 99
Searles, Mrs. Edward F., see Hopkins, Mrs. Mark
Searles, Mrs. John Wemple (Mary Covington), 17:117
Searls, Niles, 3:160; 10:248, 261, 385; 18:288; 20:82
Searls, Robert M., 18:288
Sears Union Water Company, 11:242
Sears' Diggings, see St. Louis, Sierra County
Sears, Captain (Colorado River, 1870), 22:173
Sears, Franklin, 5:117, 120, 121, 125; 11:84; 19:141; 30:54
Sears, Harry, 3:161
Sears, John F., Sacred Places: American Tourist Attractions in the Nineteenth Century, review, 69:293-295
Sears, John, 17:220, 240; 24:58; 29:335, 336, 339
Sears, Judge Charles B., 59:68
Sears, Marian V., 77[4]:52
Sears, Mrs. John, 29:265
Sears, Roebuck and Company, 63:132
Sears, Sarah P., 28:294
Sears, William H., 3:151; 34:51-52, 56
Searsville, 31:300
Seasonal industries, 70:192-204
Seasonal labor, 70:192-204
Seasons Coming and Going (painting), 71:394 (plate), 400
Seattle Call (newspaper), 50:308
Seattle, Washington, 73:33, 137; 74:194; 75:29; 76[1, 4]:4, 92
Seavey, Clyde L., 36:252-53; 51:63, 67, 69, 71
Seaward, John, 12:217; 14:217, 402
Seawell, Emmet, Address,"General Vallejo, the Man of Vision," 5:415-16
Seawell, J. M., 43:9
Seawell, Washington, 24:52
SeaWest Energy Company, 73:152
Sebastian (Indian, 1774), 34:194
Sebastian Indian Reservation, 59:100
Sebastian, Cape, 10:329, 330
Sebastian, William K., 19:21, 345
Sebastiani Family, 54:173
Sebastopol (1874), 61:52
Sebastopol, California, 50:79-83 passim
Sebastopol, Nevada County, 3:148, 150-51, 158-60
Secessionists, 10:274, 289, 296, 358, 360, 368, 369; 15:206; 19:360; 20:160; 22:358, 360-61; 31:196, 199; 32:223; 34:57; 39:291, 301; 40:309-25; see also Confederate
Second Baptist Church, San Francisco, 15:171, 179, 186, 266
"Second Capitalist Revolution,", 74:25, 30
Second Congregational Church, San Francisco, 34:65
The Second Gold Rush: Oakland and the East Bay in World War II, by Marilynn S. Johnson, review, 74:205
Second Great Awakening, 74:37
"Second Incumbency of Jacques A. Moerenhout, The," editor and translator Abraham P. Nasatir, 27:141-48, 203-14, 353-60; 28:69-79, 151-60
Secor, Charles F., 33:236
Secor, Francis, 45:114, 117
Secrest, William B., Lawmen and Desperadoes: A Compendium of Noted, Early California Peace Officers, Badmen and Outlaws, 1850-1900, review, 74:440-441
Secret Diggings, 11:240
Secret Pass in Ruby Range, 32:198
Secret societies, Confederate, 20:154-56
Secret Springs House, 7:14
Secretary (ship), 15:88, 183, 273
Secretary of the Interior, 74:190, 200
Secretary of State/State Archives complex, 75:11 (photo)
"Secrets of Pisco Punch Revealed: Being a True Account of the Rediscovery of San Francisco's Long-Lost Favorite of Favorites," by William Bronson, 52:229-240
Secularization Act of 1833, 76[2-3]:132, 136, 163. See Also missions
Secularization of Missions, 1:27, 28-29, 168-69; 5:361; 12:130; 13:106, 114; 15:114; 16:236-42 passim; 18:320; 23:305, 331, 371, 375; 24:290, 293, 307-8; 27:337; 37:66-68, 254
Securities Act of 1933, 53:380
Securities Exchange Commission, 49:258
Security First National Bank, Los Angeles, 43:85
Security Pacific Bank, 60:88, 96, 97
Security Savings Bank, San Diego, 35:361
Security Trust and Savings Bank, Los Angeles, 37:267
Security Trust Company, Bakersfield, 32:5; 49:253
Sedelmayr, Jacobo, 43:103
sedges (Carex species), 76[2-3]:30
Sedgewick, Orville, 70:261
Sedition Bill (1918), 48:26, 27
Sedition Slammers, 64:184
See Yup Tong, 27:23
See, Henry, 51:67
Seeds, Coreen, 53:323, 324
Seeger, Pete, 72:71
"Seeing the Elephant" (lithograph), 77[4]:176
Seeing the Elephant (play), by David G. Robinson 79[2]:212
"Seeing the Elephant," by Anthony Kirk, 77[4]:174
Seeking the Elephant, 1849: James M. Hutchings' Overland Journal, editor by Shirley Sargent, review, 61:306-307
Seeley, Charles A., 29:291
Seeley, J. W., 26:127
Seeling, Martha, 53:323
Seely (Camptonville, 1854), 8:203
Seely, David, 12:118-19, 120; 14:61
Seely, Thomas W., 16:66, 67
Seelye, John, 63:257
Sega Gameworks, 77[1-3]:144
Segal, Morley, "James Rolph, Jr., and the Early Days of the San Francisco Municipal Railway," 43:3-18
Segerstrom, Charles Homer, 28:378; obituary, 25:376-77
Segerstrom, Donald I., 64:258-259
Segerstrom, Donald Inch, 25:377; 28:378; address on James Wood Coffroth, 35:77; 1919-1973, obituary by V. Aubrey Neasham, 52:381
Segerstrom, Mrs. Charles Homer (Carrie E. Inch), 25:377
Segerstrom, Pearl N., 40:256; book reviews by, 38:378-79; 40:255-56
Segourny (Nevada County, 1870s), 18:356
Segregated School No. 2, 75:214 (photo)
Segregation, 53:317-332; see also Racism
Segregation, by sex, 74:69
Seguin, Brandt, 15:166
Seguin, Edward, 24:263
Segura, Eduardo, 37:201
Segura, Jose Maria, 13:126-28; 17:328-29
Seibert, Charles, 17:106, 107, 209, 213, 214
Seibert, F., 57:124
Seidel, Robert W. and J. L. Heilbron, Lawrence and His Laboratory: A History of the Lawrence Berkeley Laboratory (Vol. 1), review, 69:392-393
Seidman, Lawrence, 59:82
Seimer, Fred, 51:41
Seims, Charles, Mount Lowe: The Railway in the Clouds, review, 56:184-186
Seine (gold rush era ship), 78:143
Seise, Marie 79[2]:152, 153
Seizer (vessel), 64:104
Seizer (snagboat), 75:18, 19 (photo)
Selby Shot Tower, San Francisco, 52:199
Selby smelter, 64:275
Selby Smelting and Lead Company, 63:129
Selby Smelting and Lead Company, 74:374
Selby Smelting Works, 32:10, 18-19, 24, 26-27
Selby, Henry, 64:273
Selby, Mrs. Thomas H., 27:152, 154, 156
Selby, T. O., 6:164-65
Selby, Thomas H., 17:177; 19:232; 27:71; 37:215; 46:228, 232; 53:354, 355
Selden (or Seldon), Edward A., 33:252
Selden, George, 54:228, 236, 242
A Select Guide to Catholic California History, by Francis J. Weber, review, 46:83-84
"Selected Letters of Osgood Church Wheeler," editor Sandford Fleming, 27:9-18, 123-31, 229-36, 301-9
A Selective Bibliography of California Labor History, by Mitchell Slobodek, review, 45:78
Selective Service Act (1917), 55:340, 347
Self-Portrait In The Artist's Studio, painting by Ernest Narjot, Fall, back cover (volume 78)
Selfridge & Company, 9:135, 160
Selfridge, George, 9:147, 177
Selfridge, Richard, 9:149
Selfridge, Thomas O., 33:233-34; 40:306
Selfridge, Thomas, 54:225, 236
Selfridge, W. O., 9:68, 158
Selig, John M., review of Olin, California's Prodigal Sons: Hiram Johnson and the Progressives, 1911-1917, 49:64-65
Seligman Brothers, 67:103
Seligman, A., 11:50; 27:170
Seligman, Jesse, 65:184
Selina (ship), 21:123
Seliuppert's Saloon, San Francisco, 15:371
Selleck's Gallery, 42:7, 12, 20
Selleck, Silas T., 68:2, 4
Selleck, Silas, 9:99, 102; 42:6
Selley, Thomas, 53:150
Sellon, Rev. M. A., 76[1, 4]:22
Sells, Ogden, 61:34
Selma, California, 25:175; 74:183
Selover & Sinton, 15:171, 173; 16:182; 17:168, 182; 28:64, 68; 30:258
Selover, Abia A., 15:157, 180; 16:345; 17:82, 173-74; 28:64; 37:152, 154
Selvage Construction Company, 60:223
Selvage, Walter S., 60:223
Selvaggio di California, Il (play), 19:219
Selvin, David F, review of McWilliams, Factories in the Field: The Story of Migratory Farm Labor in California, 53:173-176; review of Schwartz, The March Inland: Origins of the ILWU Warehouse Division, 1934-1938, 58:84-85; review of Schwantes, Coxey's Army, 65:217-218; review of Kazin, Barons of Labor: The San Francisco Building Trades and Union Power in the Progressive Era, 66:304-305; review of Shumsky, The Evolution of Political Protest and the Workingmen's Party of California, 72:377-78; review of American Labor in the Era of World War II, 75:289; A Terrible Anger: The 1934 Waterfront and General Strikes in San Francisco, review, 76[1, 4]:137
Semaine Littéraire, La, [Semaine Litteraire, La] 39:149-50, 350
"Semi-Centennial of April 18, 1906, San Francisco," address by' Lawrence W. Harris, 35:161-69
Semi-Weekly Observer, Placerville, 12:323, 329
Semple family, 6:130-32
Semple, Charles D., 6:155-56; 9:103; 25:340
Semple, Mrs. Robert Baylor (later Mrs. Van Winkle), see Cooper, Frances
Semple, Robert Baylor, 1:73, 75, 97, 138-39; 3:114; 5:264; 10:16, 151, 152, 299; 11:130, 131, 133, 389; 12:129; 13:108, 267, 278; 15:180; 16:5, 340; 17:220-21, 224, 231-34 passim, 296-302 passim; 18:73, 76, 79, 83; 19:6-7; 20:103, 150, 152, 153, 233; 24:58, 63; 25:124, 128-29, 327, 328, 340; 26:109, 164; 27:44, 61-62; 29:262-65 passim 270, 271; 30:6; 31:211, 216, 217; 35:97, 104, 201; 40:124; 56:114, 150; 61:302; 64:94, 138, 140; 70:361, 362; article on, 6:130-58; facsimile affidavit, 6: opposite 141; facsimile signature, 10: opposite 159; photograph, 6: opposite 130; see "Robert Semple: Pioneer, Promoter, Politician," 41:223-235, portrait, 224; 51:31, 32; 54:335
Señan, José Francisco de Paula, [Senan, Jose Francisco de Paula] 46:325-327 passim; biography, 48:131
Señan, José, [Senan, Jose] 67:91; 70:211; 71:379
Señan, Fr. José, [Senan, Fr. Jose] 76[2-3]:158
Senasac, Arthur Thomas, 31:287
Senate Bill 805, 75:12
Senate Transportation Committee, 72:186
Senator (vessel, ship), 2:137, 201; 3:163; 6:240; 10:381; 12:92; 15:279; 17:176, 177, 266; 18:10; 20:30, 275; 22:259; 24:166, 180, 272; 25:109, 338; 26:328; 27:302; 28:59, 66, 360; 30:157, 172; 31:59, 60; 33:301; 34:71; 46:301, 347; 52:245; 57:54, 55; 61:172; article on, 16:61-78; illustration, 16: opposite 61
Senator (steamship), 76[1, 4]:10, 11; 77[1-3]:90-91
"Senator Benton Lays His Plans," by Francis M. Wheat, 13:1 50-, 54
Senator Mine, 15:19
"Senator William Gwin: Moderate or Racist?" by Gerald Stanley, 50:243-255
Senator Joseph Pedrotti's Italian Progressive League, 75:351
Senator, The (play), 34:367
"`Senator,' The: The Biography of a Pioneer Steamship," by John H. Kemble, 16:61-70
"Senatorial Election of 1893 in California, The," by Harold F. Taggart, 19:59-73
Senators, U.S., direct election of, 5:283
Sendai, Japan, 73:36, 40
Seneca House, Yuba County, 10:171, 194
Senefelder, Alois, 56:348
Senen, Padre, 68:40
Senger, Henry, 71:257
Senger, J. Henry, inside front cover Summer (Volume 71, 1992)
Senian, Jose Francisco de Paula, 16:111, 114-15
Senkewicz, Robert M., review of Gordan, Authorized by No Law: The San Francisco Committee of vigilance of 1856 and the United States Circuit Court for the Districts of California, 67:134-135; review of A World Transformed: Firsthand Accounts of California Before the Gold Rush, 78:288
Senkewicz, Robert M., S. J., Vigilantes in Gold Rush San Francisco, review, 64:300-301; review of Monzingo, Thomas Starr King: Eminent Californian, Civil War Statesman, Unitarian Minister, 72:201-202
Sennett, Mack, 44:195; 75:57
Señora, Rio de la, [Senora, Rio de la] 7:21, 22
"The Sense of the `Seventies: California One Hundred Years Ago," photograph essay by Roger Olmsted, 50: between 131 & 162
Sentinel Rock (Half Dome), 1:278, 279, 280
"Sentinel Rock" (engraving), 71:96
Sentinel Rock, Yosemite, 1:278
Sentinels of Love: Rural Churches of California, by Bette R. Millis and Jeanne Mord, review, 70:415-416
Seoul (Korea) Mining Company, 30:205
Separatism in California, 63:328-329
Septin Hill, Amador County, 38:25
Sepulveda family, Fall, inside front cover (volume 78)
Sepulveda-Mott collection, 75:89
Sepulveda's Landing, 46:293; 48:340
Sepúlveda, Diego, [Sepulveda, Diego] 12:114, 116; 14:233-34; 25:131
Sepúlveda, Dolores, [Sepulveda, Dolores] 33:249
Sepúlveda, Encarnacion, [Sepulveda, Encarnacion] 21:320
Sepúlveda, Enrique, [Sepulveda, Enrique] 19:215
Sepúlveda, Fernando, [Sepulveda, Fernando] 13:349
Sepúlveda, Francisco Javier, [Sepulveda, Francisco Javier] 55:331
Sepúlveda, Francisco, [Sepulveda, Francisco] 13:212, 313, 350
Sepúlveda, José Andrés, [Sepulveda, Jose Andres] 13:322-23, 350
Sepúlveda, José, [Sepulveda, Jose] 13:327, 341; 76[2-3]:181
Sepúlveda, Juan (1850s, 1861), [Sepulveda, Juan] 13:327, 330; 29:234, 236, 238, 245
Sepúlveda, Juan (1870s), [Sepulveda, Juan] 20:346
Sepúlveda, Juan Maria, [Sepulveda, Juan Maria] 29:244
Sepulveda, Juan Maria, 66:195
Sepulveda, Juan, 69:378
Sepulveda, Judge, 60:40
Sepúlveda, Rafael, [Sepulveda, Rafael] 13:203
Sepúlveda, Vincenta, [Sepulveda, Vincenta] 19:208
Sepúlveda, Ygnacio, [Sepulveda, Ygnacio] 13:327, 350, 351
Sequan (Indian village), 72:345, 358
Sequard, Brown, 57:327
Sequoia-Kings Canyon National Park, 77[4]:115
"Sequoia and Kings Canyon National Parks: One Hundred Years of Preservation and Resource Management," by Lary M. Dilsaver and Douglas H. Strong, 69:98-117
Sequoia National Forest, 4:51; 75:337
Sequoia National Park, 4:15, 44, 45; 10:309-10; 38:162; 46:6, 76[2-3]:34; illustration, 7; 65:163; 69:89, 90, 94-96, 98-117; 76[1, 4]:104-105; Auto Log, 110 (photograph); Bear Hill show, 114; Camp Kaweah, 109; Colony Mill Road, 107; Concession services and facilities, 108, 109, 111-112; Crystal Cave Tunnel Log, 111; Garfield Grove, 102, 103; General Sherman Tree, 99 (photograph); Giant Forest, 95, 98, 99, 102, 104, 106, 109, 111-114, 116, 117; Giant Forest Lodge, 95 (photograph), 109, 112; Guest Services, concessioner, 116; High Sierra Trail, 109-110; Infrastructure, 113; Interpretive programs, 110; John Muir Trail, 109; Kern Canyon, 95; Mineral King, 94, 95, 100, 106, 115, 116; Mission 66, 113; Moro Rock, 111; Pinewood Auto Camp, 109; Preservation and resource management, 98-117; inside front cover, Summer (Volume 71, 1992), 71:158, 163, 178, 240-241, 250; 75:333, 336; 77[4]:109
Sequoia Seminar, 69:36, 43-51
"Sequoia Seminar: The Sources of Religious Sectarianism," by Steven M. Gelber, 69:36-51
Sequoia sempervirens, 72:291 (photograph)
Sequoia Yacht Club, 60:222
Sequoia, see Big trees; Redwoods
Sequoias 79[2]:306, 307
Sequoyah (Indian), 3:300
Serantino, Augustino, 54:34
Serenata Mexicana (play), 74:252
Sergas de Esplandian, Las, 1:53-55; 6:167, 296; 19:220; 28:23
Seri Indians, 56:257, 259
Seri Indians, Baja California, 44:102
Sericulture, see "Louis Prevost and the Silk Industry at San Jose," 43:309-317; 45:44
Serieuse, La (ship), 20:71; 35:315
Sermans brothers, 6:52
Serpa, Tony, 57:300, 303
Serra House, Petra, Mallorca, Spain, illustration 42: between 208 & 209
Serra Monument in the Capitol Building, Washington, D.C., illustration, 42: between 208 & 209
Serra, Antonio and Margarita (Ferrer), 31:281
Serra, Father Junípero (Miguel José), [Serra, Father Junipero (Miguel Jose)] 1:142, 143, 144-45; 4:142-45 passim; 10:295; 13:202; 14:4, 108; 20:236, 238, 239; 23:371; 28:19; 30:316, 318-19, 381; 31:111; 33:278; 37:292-94; 75:222, 309, 310, 311 315; 76[2-3]:21, 70, 92, 93, 94, 154, 155, 199, 233; 77[1-3]:181
- appeals for aid, 114
- battles with Fages, 150; and Native Americans, 152, 239
- birthplace, 30:376; presented to San Francisco, 11:79-81, 188, 280-88; 14:191; 31:281
- death, 13: opposite 154, 155-58
- founder of Missions, 1:160, 161, 162; 11:274; 13: opposite `54; 23:372, 374; 31:113; 36:3
- letter from Monterey, 11:275-79
- Palou's Life of, 13:180; 14:99, 102-10
- portrait, 13: opposite 155; 41:327, 328, 329; 42:39; 44:292; 47:292, 295; 49:4, 5, 6, 7, 8, 9, 13, 14; 50:35, 38;
- see "Fray Junipero Serra: Organizer and Administrator of the Upper California Missions, 1769-1784," 42:195-220; "The Missionization of the Coast Miwok Indians of California," 49:143-162; see also Lasuen; Missions; 55:155; 56:253-254, 263; see "Father Serra Plans the Founding of Mission San Juan Capistrano," 56:46-51; 57:365-372 passim; 59:172; 60:16; 67:150-167, 191-193, 272, canonization of, 156-167; 69:14; 70:215, 409; 71:129-130, 336, 347-348, 352, 354, 357, 358, 359, 371-372, 374-376, 383-384; 73:267 (statue); 74:257
Serrana (vessel), 64:104-105
Serrano Indians, 72:339; 76[2-3]:53; 79[2]:100
Serrano, Florencio, 35:105
Serrano, Francisco (16th century), 7:132, 134, 187
Serrano, Francisco (1799), 13:203
Serrano, Jacinta, 78:186
Serrano, José Antonio, [Serrano, Jose Antonio] 26:31, 42, 58, 60
Serrano, Luisa (singer), 78:186
Serrini, J. R., 4:172
Serroot (Yuba County, 1857), 9:160
service industries: 77[1-3]:62, 63; during Gold Rush, 28
Service, Robert, 77[4]:168
Servín, Manuel P., [Servin, Manuel P.] CHS Editor, May 1961-December, 1970; photograph, 41:287; see "Manuel Servin," 49:373; "Manuel P. Servin as Editor," 49:374-375; "A Personal Appreciation," 49:373-374; "Costansó's 1794 Report on Strengthening New California's Presidios," ["Costanso's 1794 Report on Strengthening New California's Presidios"] 49:221-232; "The Pre-World War II Mexican American: An Interpretation," 45:325-338; "The Quest for the Governorship of Spanish California," 43:45-56; compiler, "Recent Californiana," 41:266-269, 42:172-175, 363-366; translator and editor, The Apostolic Life of Fernando Consag, Explorer of Lower California, review, 48:186-188; reviews of, Andrews and Cochran, Concise Dictionary of American History, 42:57-58;-- of Baumgartner, Oregon Historical Quarterly Index, 1940-1960: Volumes XLI-LXI, 47:87-88;-- of Bean, Boss Ruef's San Francisco: The Story of the Union Labor Party, Big Business, and the Graft Prosecution, 46:366-367;-- of Cogan, Pioneer Jews of the California Mother Lode, 1849-1880: An Annotated Bibliography, 49:272;-- of Grivas, Military Governments of California, 1846-1850, 43:160-161;-- of Mathes, California I: Documents para la Historia de la Demarcacion Comercial de California, 1583-1632, 46:77-78;-- of Pickerell and Dornin, The University of California: A Pictorial History, 49:275-276;-- of Small, editor Davis, Seventy-five Years in California, 49:279;-- of Stern, California Jewish History: A Descriptive Bibliography, 47:35 1-352;-- of Taylor and Dillon, El Dorado, 48:269;-- of Wagner and Parish, The Life and Writings of Bartolomé de las Casas, [The Life and Writings of Bartolome de las Casas] 48:73-75; and Janet R. Fireman, "Miguel Costansó: California's Forgotten Founder," ["Miguel Costanso: California's Forgotten Founder,"] 49:3-19; and Iris Higbie Wilson, Southern California and Its University: A History of USC, 1880-1964, review 49:57-58; translator "The Instructions of Viceroy Bucareli to Ensign Juan Pérez," ["The Instructions of Viceroy Bucareli to Ensign Juan Perez,"] 40:237-48
"Serving West Coast Collectors: The Story of the Book Club of California," by Oscar Lewis, 55:364-366; 76[2-3]:150
Sespe Ranch, 65:4
Sespe Rancho, map of, 76[2-3]:178
Sessa, Duquesa de, 5:197
Sessar Cordero, Manuel, 7:390
Sessions, Charles A., 61:295, 298
Sessions, Kate, 32:184; 35:358
Sesson, William T., Jr., 69:281
Setchell, Dan, 21:148, 151, 164
Settle, Raymond W., address,"California Phases of the Pony Express," 34:87
"Settlement of California, The," address by Fletcher A. Cutler, 4:399-400
Settlemier, Charles and Augusta (Carnahan), 26:282
Settlemier, George F., 25:38
Settlemier, Weston H., 25:383; obituary, 26:282
Settlers' Grand League, 78:43, 44, 45, 47, 54
Settlers and Miners Party, 9:44, 115; 15:377; 16:306
Settlers and Miners' Tribune, Sacramento, 20:333
Settlers' League of California, 15:365, 366, 368, 372
"Settlers' Protective Association," 59:108
Seven Cities of Cibola, see Cibola
"The Seven Sisters of Sussex, England" photograph, 43: between 136 & 137
Seven Sisters, The (play), 21:53, 151
Seven Sons, The (extravaganza), 10:381, 393
The Seven States of California: A Natural and Human History, by Philip L. Fradkin, review, 75:291
Seven Trails West, by Arthur King Peters, review, 76:Supp. 34-36
Seven Years War, 60:14
Sevening, Henry, 70:270
Seventh New York Volunteers, see New York Volunteers
Seventh-day Adventists, 31:15
Seventy five Years in California, by William Heath Davis, edited by Harold A. Small, review, 49:275
Seventy-five Years in California, by Davis, review, 8:183-85
"Seventy-Five Years of the San Francisco Symphony," by William Huck, 65:248-263
Severance, Caroline M. Seymour, 72:3
Severance, Caroline M., 41:293, 295, 296
Severance, Caroline Maria, 65:275, 277-283; 75:6, 84, 85, 93
Severance, Caroline, 66:167; 71:484, 485, 489, 490 (photograph)
Severance, Luther, 67:251 (photograph)
Severance, Mark Sibley, 65:278
Severance, Theoderic, 65:278
Severiano (Contra Costa County, 1851), 34:6
Sevier Lake and River, 28:124
Seville, 76[2-3]:83
"Seward's Folly?: American Commerce in Russian America and the Alaska Purchase," by Howard L. Kushner, 54:5-26
Seward Peninsula, 76[1, 4]:4, 5, 6; 77[1-3]:91-92
Seward Purchase, 76[1, 4]:8
Seward, Anna,"California in the Eighties," from letters of, 16:291-303; 17:28-40
Seward, Daniel, 2:122
Seward, F. Dwight, 16:291, 292, 297, 302
Seward, George Frederick, 57:34, 35, 36, 37, portrait, 35
Seward, Thomas Thompson, 16:338; 33:374
Seward, William H., 42:19; 43:125,126, 128, 129; 50:249, 250; see "Seward's Folly?: American Commerce in Russian America and the Alaska Purchase," 54:5-26; 57:32, 38, 39, 41; 59:248; 60:280, 282; 67:219, 222, 246
Seward, William Henry, 10:226, 227, 231; 19:251, 266-67, 270, 362-66 passim; 26:19; 34:150; "Let California Come In," 24:116
Seward, William, 65:111
Sewell, Daniel, 34:294-95, 297
Sewell, J. W., 25:27, 29
Sewell, Newton, 9:145; 10:172, 194, 256; 23:356
Sewing machines, 24:265; 36:136, 138; photograph, 36: opposite 137
Sexton (Sacramento, 1862), 10:373
Sexton, Daniel, 12:112, 115-16; 26:21, 51
Sexton, Lucy Foster, 14:161
Sexton, Nanette, 58:199
Sexton, Nanette, "Watkins' Style and Technique in the Early Photographs," 57:242-251
Sexton, Richard, The Cottage Book, review, 69:302
Sexton, Warren T., 10:165, 189
sexual obligations, of women, 77[1-3]:26
Sexuality 79[2]:13, 14, 317; as revealed in diaries, 320; commercialized, 323; male sexuality, 19th century theory of, 322, 336; masturbation, 335; scarcity of women affects, 319; skepticism towards study of, 317; study of in gold-rush era, 318. See also Homosexual behavior
"Sexuality in California's Franciscan Missions: Cultural Perceptions and Sad Realities," by Albert L. Hurtado, 71:370-385
sexuality, women and, 76[2-3]:232
Sexually Transmitted Disease (STD), 75:52
Seybert (Marysville, 1858), 9:358, 359, 370, 372
Seyd, Ernest, 53:115, 117, 127, 128
Seymour (San Francisco, 1856), 14:353
Seymour, Colonel (Salt Lake, 1868), 5:181, 182; see also Robinson, Seymour & Company
Seymour, E. Sanford, 10:82
Seymour, Dr. Ellen B., 76[1, 4]:34, 35
Seymour, Fanny, 52:245
Seymour, Francis A., 44:208, 217
Seymour, Gladys E., 66:67
Seymour, H. I., 35:32
Seymour, Horatio (politician), 78:37
Seymour, Jesse, 10:55, 76
Seymour, Samuel, 16:65, 184, 282
Seymour, Simon H., 10:290
Seymour, Sir George F., 3:88, 112; 10:101, 116-19, 127-28; 14:327, 345; 17:133, 282
Seymour, William, 31:157
Seyton (Nevada County, 1850s), 6:334; 12:72
Shackleford, John, 75:230
Shackelford, Ruth, 73:139
Shackleford, Thomas S., 26:333, 340
Shadden, Thomas J., 14:278
Shades, The (gambling house), Sacramento, 24:357
Shadowcatchers: A Directory of Women in California Photography before 1901, by Peter E. Palmquist, review, 70:310-312
Shadow America, by Louis Adamic, 77[1-3]:132
"Shadows in St. James Park," by Brian McGinty, 57:289-307
Shadwell (on London, 1849), 7:222, 225
Shady Creek, 3:144; 77[4]:117
Shaeffer & Hall, 14: opposite 209
Shaeffer (San Diego, 1890s), see Shaffer, J. E.
Shaeffer, F. W., 15:24, 28
Shaeffer, L. M., 59:327
Shafer, Gideon, 23:226
Shafer, Paul T., 58:199
Shafer, Zachariah, 12:29
Shaffer, Denny, 71:259
Shaffer, J. E., 35:348, 349
Shafford, Vera Mae, see Sharritt, Mrs. Charles E.
shaft mining. see quartz mining
Shafter Airport (Bakersfield), 68:176
Shafter, Helen, 19:288
Shafter, Heydenfeldt and Goold, 21:120
Shafter, Heydenfeldt and Park, 60:164
Shafter, James McMillan, 10:376-78, 387, 389; 19:288; 20:261, 272
Shafter, James, 56:335, 337
Shafter, Oscar Lovell, 10:260; 11:9; 17:177; 20:261, 272
Shafter, Oscar Lovell, 60:164, 165, 167, 169
Shafter, Park, and Heydenfelt, 20:261
Shafter, William R., 66:32, 35
Shakers, 74:115
Shakespeare, editon of 1632, 30:250
Shaler, William, 13:204; 15:188; 36:6; 40:198; 46:108, 109, 111; 60:16; 63:234; 76[2-3]:275, 281, 319
Shales, C. L., 9:317
Shallenberger, F. C., 23:384
Shallenberger, F. G., 23:384
Shallenberger, Moses, 59:83
shamans, 76[2-3]:61-62, 66, 205, 210
Shamel, Archibald D., 74:102 (photo), 103 (and photo), 105-106, 109-111, 114-115; author, "The Esthetic Side of Orange Growing in the Southwest," 100, 104, 107-108, 110
Shamrock and Sword: The St Patrick's Battalion in the U.S.-Mexican War, by Robert Ryal Miller, review, 70:315
Shanagorati (Shangarette), Louis ("the Iroquois"), 22:327, 328, 347
Shanahan, T. W. H., 19:69; 28:53; 51:238, 239
Shaner, Susan, 58:199
Shanghai Theater, San Francisco, 23:104
Shanghai, China, 76[1, 4]:90, 92
"Shanghaied! The Systematic Kidnapping of Sailors in Early San Francisco," by Lance S. Davidson, 64:10-17
Shannon & Armstrong, 22:40
Shannon, Colonel, 73:121
Shannon, Harry, 61:137
Shannon, Julia, 71:114-115
Shannon, Julie, 56:4
Shannon, Mrs.Julia, 47: insert between 71 & 73
Shannon, Thomas B., 10:62, 65, 70; 11:9
Shannon, William Edward, 1:213, 223, 224; 10:151, 152; 23:352, 370; 33:259-60; facsimile signature, 10: opposite 159
Shannon, Wilson, 29:169, 171
The Shaping of America: A Geographical Perspective on 500 Years of History. Volume 2. Continental America, 1800-1867, by D. W. Meinig, review, 74:119
Shapira, Phillip, 68:241-242
Shapiro, Ed, 75:274
Shapiro, Irwin, 59:82
Shapiro, Samuel, Richard Henry Dana, 1815-1882, review, 42:340-341
Shapleigh, Frank, 69:141; 71:80
Sharecropping, 73:15-28
Shark (ship), 2:163, 166; 3:108; 5:307; 6:189; 17:125; 26:220, 221, 222; 34:119
Shark (vessel), 66:106
Shark, 15:282
Sharkey, J. M., 4:194; 16:337
Sharkey, John, 24:58
Sharkey, W., 9:146, 151, 156, 257, 259, 262, 351; 10:47, 57, 59, 168, 170, 184, 251
Sharman, Henry Burton, 69:37 (photograph), 38-39, 40, 42-47, 50
Sharon Estate Company, 74:385, 392
Sharon Mills, 10:340, 341, 356, 358
Sharon Valley, 8:340, 356; 10:58
Sharon, Esther, 27:286
Sharon, Fred, 58:245
Sharon, Joseph, 29:291
Sharon, Mrs. Frederick W., 25:238
Sharon, William C., 58:239, 241
Sharon, William E. and Lillian (Mygatt), 27:286
Sharon, William, 2:207; 11:64; 15:381; 22:95; 27:286; 34:245, 246; 42:140; 48:6; 53:24; 70:276; 73:298; 74:385; 77[4]:71, 73, 160, 223, 224, 281; house of, 19:233-34
Sharp (W.) & Company, 30:362
Sharp, Ann, 28:294
Sharp, C. G., 14:385, 402
Sharp, Eliza M., 28:293
Sharp, George F., 22:33
Sharp, James, 47:129
Sharp, John W., 59:147; 64:213
Sharp, John, 13:257; 70:77, 79-80
Sharp, Joseph, photo of 79[2]:2
Sharp, Mitchell R., and Frank H. Winter, "The California Whaling Rocket and the Men Behind It," 50:349-362
Sharp, Solomon A., 11:8-9; 16:81, 84
Sharp, Wesley, 12:12
Sharp, William H., 14:74
Sharpe, Mrs. Howard G., 17:243
Sharpsteen, Katharine Crittenden, coauthor El Toroso, review, 6:99-101; obituary, 22:381
Sharpsteen, William Crittenden, 21:192; 23:179; "Vanished Waters of Southeastern San Francisco," 21:113-26
Sharpstein, John Randolph, 22:381
Sharritt, Mrs. Charles E. (Vera Mae Shafford), 20:288; obituary, 22:286
Sharsmith, Carl, 69:114
Shasta (river steamer), 9:72
Shasta (Shasta City), 3:90; 5:231; 7:5, 16, 122; 13:257, 260, 261; 18:299; 21:128, 383; 22:367, 368, 381-82; 26:298, 300; 28:1, 211; 30:259, 362, 367; 38:309; 40:60-61; 77[4]:264; article on, 24:229-34; letter from, 20:253-56; newspaper, 21:283; 29:91; views of, 18: opposite 304; 30: opposite 104
Shasta Book Store, 28:1
Shasta Butte City, 26:292; letters from, 26:298-301; see also Yreka
Shasta County Historical Society, 51:331
Shasta County, California, 21:383; 22:367-71 passim, 382; 34:267; 54:295-314 passim; 77[4]:64; see "Queen City of the North: Shasta," 51:331-337; 74:415-416
Shasta Courier, Redding, 28:225, 226, 230, 231
Shasta House, Sacramento, photograph, 39:199, following 200
Shasta Indians, 76[2-3]:60
"Shasta Revisited," by Paul C. Johnson and Mabel Moores Frisbie, 51:331-337
Shasta River and Valley, 6:71; 16:341; 23:138; 24:229, 326; 26:201; 30:340
"Shasta Was Shatasla in 1814," by Alice B. Maloney, 24:229-34
Shasta, All in Snow, ca. 1900 (painting), by William Keith, back cover, 72: Fall
Shasta, Mount, 5:117, 257; 10:263; 18:298, 301, 343; 23:293; 24:229, 335; 26:292; 28:210, 211, 245; 30:340; ascent of, 6:69-76; Whitney Survey on, 7:121-31; illustration, 24: opposite 229
Shatto, George R., 51:246, 247
Shattuck (D. D.) & (A. C.) Hendley, 29:253, 254
Shattuck, David Olcott, 9:29; 10:357; 15:274, 370; 16:182, 284, 285, 343; 17:180; 34:258
Shattuck, Ed, 64:2
Shattuck, Francis Kittredge, 11:9, 21
Shattuck, Frank W., 15:271; 24:58
Shattuck, Mrs. (singer, 1860s), 10:358; 24:263
Shaughnessy, Patrick H., 15:315, 318, 322
Shaw's Flat, 11:332, 336; 32:55; 38:308
Shaw, Anna Howard, photograph, 55:175; 65:161
Shaw, Bethuel P., 2:121
Shaw, Dee Ann, 76[1, 4]:48, 52
Shaw, E. W., 21:235
Shaw, F. P., 13:31
Shaw, Frank L., 59:290-305 passim; 67:16
Shaw, Frank, 7:113; 72:16
Shaw, Frederic Joseph, 70:109
Shaw, George Bernard, 67:7
Shaw, George, 66:141
Shaw, H. R, 19:72
Shaw, Henry A. and Margaret (McGrath), 28:293
Shaw, James B., 4:158
Shaw, John, 4:250
Shaw, Joseph, 59:299, 300, 301, 302
Shaw, Laurence L., 31:287
Shaw, Lemuel, 50:300
Shaw, Lyn Risling, 71:401
Shaw, Pringle, 22:255, 276
Shaw, R. C., 58:132
Shaw, Rev. Dr. (fictitious, 1890), 14:49, 57-58
Shaw, Richard G., 27:224
Shaw, Robert Gould, 71:493
Shaw, Samuel F., 12:138
Shaw, Samuel, 46:99; 50:15, 16
Shaw, Senator, William J., 59:111
Shaw, Stephen, 71:9, 13; 79[2]:195
Shaw, Thomas, 6:143; 17:141, 253; 23:302-6 passim, 325, 330, 332; 35:198, 199, 203
Shaw, William J., 1:9; 9:46; 16:80, 84
Shaw, William Lawrence, "McDougall of California," 43:119-134
Shaw, William, 53:104, 122; 61:167; 77[4]:10
Shaw-Walker Filing Devices, 74:390
Shawmut & California Company, 20:28, 36, 37, 42
Shawnee (vessel), 65:290, 291
Shay, John C., Twenty Years in the Backwoods of California, review, 3:93-94
She Done Him Wrong (film), 75:80
Shea & Lofquist (architect), 74:386
Shea, William, 15:239; 17:54
Shean, Elmer, 53:104
Shearer, Charles, 22:178
Shearer, George B., 37:201
Shearer, Jacob, 8:360
Shearer, Lloyd, 70:388
Shearing, George, 75:278
Shears (San Francisco, 1854), 15:171
Shebl, James, Weber! The American Adventure of Captain Charles M. Weber, review, 73:76
Shed, Charles D. (ship chandler/artist) 79[2]:188
Shedd (Georgetown, 1849), 20:38
Shee, Chin, 75:87 (photo)
Sheehan, Edgar F., 46:21, 25
Sheehy, Eugene P., coauthor Frank Norris: A Bibliography, review, 39:366-67
Sheep-raising, 75:330
Sheep Ranch Mine, 19:28; 29:208
Sheep Rock, Siskiyou County, 22:103; 23:137, 146
Sheep, domestic, 1:69-70, 148-49, 165, 166; 2:42, 267, 280, 290, 291, 295, 308, 310, 322; 3:120; 4:25, 286; 5:217, 258; 8:102, 237, 265, 319; 10:34, 39; 11:369; 12:193, 243, 251, 260, 274, 282, 283; 14:5, 6; 16:67, 118, 119, 242; 17:340; 18:28, 29; 21:220, 322, 329, 338, 341; 23:21, 242, 252, 253, 297; 25:30; 28:66, 98; 77[4]:113, 114-15, 242-43; see also Livestock; Wool
sheep, grazing of, 76[2-3]:31
Sheep, wild, 22:203, 204, 205, 215
Sheeran, James B. (chaplain), 78:21, 22
Sheets, Millard, 74:249, 258, 371
Sheffer, Harold V. (Episcopal Canon), 78:194
Sheffield, Charles P., 29:381
Shek, Madame Chiang Kai, see Chiang, Kai-Shek
Sheldon (Los Angeles, 1888), 37:172
Sheldon Building, San Francisco, 63:286-287
Sheldon, B. A., 15:179; 17:176
Sheldon, Catherine, 25:221
Sheldon, George, 15:271
Sheldon, Glen, 54:298
Sheldon, Hazel Burney, see Engle, Mrs Clair
Sheldon, Jared, 25:221; 27:187
Sheldon, Lionel A., 36:330
Sheldon, Mark, 17:174
Sheldon, Miranda Wilmarth, 23:191
Sheldon, Mrs. Jared (Catherine Rhoads), 27:187
Sheldon, Nicholas, 23:191
Sheldon, Omar, 31:157
Sheldon, Ross, 8:344; 9:148, 152
Sheldon, William, 53:321
Sheldon,"Deacon" (Marysville, 1861), 10:360
Sheldon,"Hank", 10:280
Shelikhov, Grigorii, 75:355
Shelikoff, Paul, 8:323-27; 12:191, 209, 242
Shell Mound Park, San Mateo County, 58:337
"Shell Mounds and Caves around San Francisco Bay," address by Mark L. Emerson, 13:284
Shell, Israel, lawsuit, 9:136
Shelley v. Kraemer, 60:74; 75:235
Shelley, E. L., 73:22
Shelley, John F., 76[1, 4]:132
Shelley, John R, 67:277
Shellfish in San Francisco Bay, 67:26-41
Shellmounds, see Indians: mounds made by
Shelly and Norris, 25:220
Shelter Cove, 27:218
Sheltered Cove Baths, San Francisco, 64:274
Sheltering Arms (mission for Japanese women), 74:383
Shelton (San Francisco, 1851), 28:35; 38:316
Shelton Adjustable Double Deck Car Company, 70:109
Shelton, C. A., 22:33
Shelton, H. A., 11:9
Shelton, Harry, 10:280
Shelton, John B., 70:109
Shelton, William F., 26:204
Shenandoah (ship), 26:356, 359; 27:180; 33:151, 238; 40:301
Shenk, John W., 54:51-52
Shenk, John Wesley, 37:271
Shenn, Millicent, 77[1-3]:64
Shepard (San Francisco, 1849), 27:366
Shepard, Cyrus M., 3:74, 76, 77
Shepard, D. M., 14:398
Shepard, Eliza London, 75:72 (and photo)
Shepard, Forrest, 2:200; 12:75, 93, 99, 107; 21:321, 330
Shepard, Isaac, 33:374
Shepard, W., 22:251
Shepard, William F., 37:91; editor "California Prior to Conquest, a Frenchman's Views," 37:63-77
Shepard, William W., 9:250, 269; 10: opposite 48, 62, 70
Shepardson (Calaveras County, 1851), 22:76
Shepheard, John J., 26:4, 7
Shepheard, Philip W., 17:181
A Shepherd Watches, A Shepherd Sings: Growing up a Basque Shepherd in California's San Joaquin Valley, by Louis Irigaray and Theodore Taylor, review, 57:203
Shepherd, J. Avery, 14:76; 17:182
Shepherd, Theodosia B., 75:95
Shepherd, Mrs. Theodosia, 13:188
Shepherd, Major William, 76[1, 4]:96, 100
Shepherd, William R., 42:112
Shepherdess (ship), 20:117
Sheppard, Senator Morris, 74:200
Sheppard, William B., 15:165, 168
Sheppard, William, 21:153
Sheppe, Walter, editor, First Man West: Alexander Mackenzie's Journals of His Voyage to the Pacific Coast of Canada in 1793, review, 42:342-344
Shepperd (Buckeye, 1859), 10:171
Shepperd, Marcus L., 29:242
Shepperson, Wilbur S., Retreat to Nevada: A Socialist Colony of World War I, review, 47:356-357
Sheraton Palace Hotel, 74:379
Sherburn (Yosemite, 1852), 1:273; 5:332-35
Sherburn, John F., 35:32
Sherburne v. Yuba County, 10:380
Sherburne, John P., Through Indian Country to California: John P. Sherburne's Diary of the Whipple Expedition, 1853-1854, edited by Mary McDougall Gordon, review, 68:132-133
Sherburne, John S., 33:374
Sherer, Lorraine M., The Clan System of the Fort Mojave Indians, review, 45: 167-168
Sheridan, Captain (of Charles Quint, 1849), 37:318
Sheridan, General Philip, 78:22
Sheridan, James E., 9:269, 274; 10:62, 70
Sheridan, William E., 21:252; 35:142
Sheriff, Mary Elizabeth (teacher), 78:264, 268
Sherill, Charles H., 63:77-78
Sherley, J. H., 13:32
Sherlock's Diggings, 35:38
Sherman (San Francisco, 1861), 30:130
Sherman (San Francisco, 1866), 37:210
Sherman Hotel, Stockton, 56:167
Sherman Institute (Oakland), 71:410
Sherman Institute, Riverside, 58:310
Sherman Island, California, 49:24
Sherman Oaks, 75:56
"The Sherman Library," by Wilham O. Hendricks, 59:352-357
"Sherman Was There," recollections of Edwin A. Sherman, 23:259-81, 349-77; 24:47-72, 165-80, 271-79
Sherman, Allen Banks, 23:287; introduction to "Sherman Was There," 23:259-60, 288
Sherman, Charles W., 15:29
Sherman, Charles, 23:366
Sherman, Clay & Company, 25:286
Sherman, Edwin A., 61:23
Sherman, Edwin Allen, 9:193, 194; 22:288; 23:259-60; 25:196, 199, 206; 29:239, 248, 289; 31:86; letter, 9:196-200; "Recollections," 23:261-81, 349-77; 24:47-72, 165-80, 271-99; drawing by, 23: opposite 352; photograph, 24: opposite 47
Sherman, General Moses H., 60:54, 55
Sherman, Isaac, 9:364; 10:57, 58, 59, 166
Sherman, John, 23:358; 55:264
Sherman, Leander S., 25:286
Sherman, Lewis F., 66:23
Sherman, Lieutenant William T., 73:121
Sherman, M. H., Foundation, Corona del Mar, 52:294
Sherman, Minna (Eshleman), 25:31
Sherman, Moses Hazeltine, 47:16, 19, 25, 143; see "Pioneering Land Development in the Californias," 47:237-250 passim; 59:355, 356, 357
Sherman, Moses, 55:100
Sherman, Richard Mitchell, 56:72, 80
Sherman, Richard P., editor, "A Gold Rush Letter from A.C. Edwards," 43:247-250; review of Jackson, Twenty Years on the Pacific Slope: Letters of Henry Eno from California and Nevada, 1848-1871, 45:359-360
Sherman, Thomas W., 23:358
Sherman, William (Promontory, 1869), 36:268
Sherman, William (San Francisco, 1854, 1864), 15:179; 24:266
Sherman, William John, 39:122
Sherman, William T., 64:134, 140; 72:315
Sherman, William Tecumseh, 1:14, 151; 4:220; 7:4, 6, 291; 10:23; 13:34; 14:19-20; 15:370; 16:304; 19:251; 21:24, 33; 24:174, 176; 28:296; 33:256, 345, 374; 35:23; 40:20; 41:231; 45:137, 138; 53:20; 54:223, 233, 243, 318; 55:31; 56:108, 116, 122; 77[4]:217, 221; 79[2]:121, 122; portrait, 9; 58:307; 66:88; 70:267; as banker, 7:291; 17:320; 24:174; in Civil War, 16:195, 309, 315; 21:357; in gold region, 2:188; 17:233; 26:124; 33:269, 337; 34:22; at Monterey, 13:395; 16:196, 321; 23:358-59; 27:49; 29:36; 33:254, 255, 264, 338, 304-41; interest in New York of the Pacific, 8:17; 12:27; 15:290; political candidate, 15:182, 280; 16:81; in San Francisco, 15:182, 280; 19:229; 30:159; as surveyor, 34:22, 24; against Vigilance Committee, 9:283; 14:352-69 passim; 15:73, 82, 260-62; 21:27; correspondence, 14:359-60, 362, 367-73 passim; 15:260-61; 33:240-41; 40:20; quoted, 6:146-47; 14:352-57 passim, 362, 364-66; 15:260-61, 262; 16:201; 24:368; 26:199; 31:21
Sherrard, Robert B., 9:347
Sherreback (or Scherrebach), Peter T., 17:172; 18:158, 159, 173; land claim of, 16:339
Sherreback, Pedro (Peter I.), 50:6, 9
Sherrill, E. M., 56:314-315
Sherry, Janes & McCrea, 15:275
Sherwin, J. L. C., 9:250, 269
Sherwood Valley, 30:165, 168, 169
Sherwood, A. M., Jr., 65:128
Sherwood, Henry Hamilton, obituary, 7:101
Sherwood, James B., 10:173, 196
Sherwood, James W., 21:291, 308
Sherwood, Morgan B., Exploration of Alaska, 1865-1900, review, 45:270-271
Sherwood, Richard W., 21:308
Sherwood, T. A., 13:32
Sherwood, T. J., 10:358, 367
Sherwood, Walter, 15:172
Sherwood, William K., 15:33; 78:191
Sherwood, Winfield S. (attorney) 79[2]:227
Sherwood, Winfield Scott, 10:157, 160; 14:393; 19:6-7; 23:370; facsimile signature, 10: opposite 159
Shew Theodora Alice, 61:271-272, 275
Shew, Anna Margaret, 56:4, 5
Shew, Annie K. Haven, 56:5, 17
Shew, Jacob, 15:370; 27: opposite 97
Shew, Jacob, 56:4, 8, 10, 11; 64:119
Shew, Laura, 56:4, 5
Shew, Myron, 56:4, 5
Shew, Trueman, 56:4
Shew, William (1858), 58:199
Shew, William, 47: insert between 71 & 73; 61:272; 65:62, 63; 71:500; 77[1-3]:4; 77[4]:53; photograph by, 36: opposite 304; see "Likenesses Taken in the Most Approved Style: William Shew, Pioneer Daguerreotypist," 56:2-19
Shibusawa Eiichi, Viscount, see Eiichi, Shibusawa
Shidehara Kijuro, see Kijuro, Shidehara
Shideler, James H., editor, Agriculture in the Development of the Far West, review, 55:92-93; review of Conrat, The American Farm: a Photographic History, 56:175-176; review of Jacobson, Passing Farms, Enduring Values: California's Santa Clara Valley, 65:69
Shiel, Edward, 28:358
Shields, George H., 72:349,353
Shields, James, 10:282, 284, 296; 19:173, 345; 31:13
Shields, Peter J., 56:341
Shields, Samuel, 2:36
Shields, W. F., 14:342
Shiels' Opera House, San Francisco, 21:170, 272
Shiels, Albert, 66:94, 95
Shiels, William, 21:244
"Shiftless Belligerent Pike, The, ... as Described by Clarence King," by Roger H. Pearl, 38:113-29
Shiley, Jean, 63:12, 15 (photograph), 21, 49, 50
Shillaber, Captain (Colorado River, 1866), 22:171
Shillaber, Theodore, 14:329, 333, 336, 337, 345; 20:108(?)
Shiloh Baptist Church, 75:205, 208
Shima, George, 74:180
Shimanouchi, Henry Toshiro, 69:268
Shimkin, Mary and Michael Shimkin, "From Golden Horn to Golden Gate: The Flight of the Russian Siberian Flotilla," 64:290-294
Shin Sekai (newspaper), 73:20, 24, 42, 46, 47, 52
Shin Sekai Asahi (newspaper), 69:266-267
Shine, A. T., 18:384
Shingle Springs, 3:128; 20:39, 41
Shingle Style (The) (architecture), 51:289-305 passim
Shingles, 2:52, 53; 20:39
Shinn, Beryle W., 16: No. 1, Pt. 2, pages 1, 2, 14, 20; No. 3, pages 273, 275, 280; 17: No. 4, Pt. 2, page 1; 31:100; 36:28, 31, 34
Shinn, Beryle, 41:3: September supplement,3-5, photograph, facing 2; 52:107, 117, 118, 130; 53:246, 247
Shinn, Beryle, 57:176, 184
Shinn, Charles H., 65:50
Shinn, Charles Howard, 1:17; 4:51; 24:80; 38:157-58, 160-61, 220, 225; 77[4]:11, 58, 141, 151, 169
Shinn, Charles, 66:90
Shinn, Milicent Wasbburn, 66:65, 87; 70:309 (photograph); 72:223-24, 226, 227 (photograph), 228-29, 231
Shinn, Mrs. Charles Howard (Julia Tyler), 38:157-63, 219-28
Shiozaki Kanzo, 69:263, 264
"Ship Brooklyn, The," by Amelia Everett, 37:229-40
Ship Rock, illustration, 11:372
shipbuilding, 77[4]:203
Shipbuilding and launching, 1:167; 10:389-90; 12:190, 194-95, 242, 294; 13:207; 14:201, 209; 15:175-76, 183; 16:232, 243; 22:2-25 passim, 152-68 passim; 25:39-53; 27:65-66, 348; 33:236; 37:82
Shipek, Florence C., The Autobiography of Delfina Cuero, a Diegueno Woman, review, 48:177-178; editor, Lower California Frontier: Articles from the San Diego Union, 1870, review, 48:264-265
Shipek, Florence, 71:339
Shipes, Henry, 76[2-3]:62
Shipley, A .J., 48:8
Shipley, Mrs. Maynard, see De Ford, Miriam Allen
Shipley, William, 76[2-3]:69
Shipley, William Chapman, 30:286
Shipman, Aaron T., 21:308
Shipowners' Association of the Pacific, 53:169
Shipowners' Association, 62:213
Shipp, Mrs. E. R. and Anna (Weller), 27:382
Shipping List, San Francisco, 28:36
Ships and Narrow Gauge Rails, by Gerald M. Best, review, 44:252-253
Ships, Boston, 8:289-305; 12:217-26 passim, 229, 230; 22:319; built in California (see Shipbuilding); on Colorado River (see "Steam Navigation..."); imported from England, 30:236; Japanese, 25:49, 50; in the Pacific (1861-65), 27:178-80; prefabricated, 15:183; 22:5-6, 8, 15, 153; 25:41-42; 33:236; Richardson's, 16:243-44; Russian, 6:25; 12:191, 194, 199, 207, 220, 228-37 passim, 240; 16:108; 18:338, 347; 26:13-19; 39:111; in San Francisco Bay (1849), 23:56; (1853-54), 15:268; see also Clipper ships; Manila galleons; names of ships; see "Black Ahab: William T. Shorey, Whaling Master," 51:75-84; "The Square-toed Packets of San Francisco Bay," 51:34-58; "Chinese Sailors: America's Invisible Merchant Marine, 1876-1905," 57:58-59; "North from Panama, West to the Orient: The Pacific Mail Steamship Company," 57:46-57; "A glimpse into the Niantic's hold" 58:326-333 "No longer a buoyant ship-unearthing the Gold Rush storeship Niantic," 58:316-325
Shipwrecks at the Golden Gate, by James Delgado and Stephen Haller, review, 70:115-117
Shipwrecks, 6:356-59; 9:179; 12:137; 15:178, 179, 180, 266-74 passim, 279; 19:27-42, 282; 21:302, 308; 24:321; 26:9, 14, 360; 27:292-93; 28:111, 259; 31:150, 274; 32:352-53; 33:235; 34:337-38; 39:296; illustration, 15: opposite 364
Shipwrights' Association, 74:379
Shipyard Laborers Union, 60:267
Shipyard Workers Committee for Equal Participation (SWCFP), 75:255, 260, 262, 263 (and photo), 263
Shipyard Workers v. Boilermakers International and Local, 75:92, 262
Shires, Henry M., 25:192
Shirkland, Hugh, 9:137, 141, 142, 148, 150, 151, 161, 165, 176, 262, 266, 267
Shirland (alias Stewart), Francis, 23:354; 24:49
Shirley (ship), photograph, 22: opposite 349
The Shirley Letters, 77[4]:7
The Shirley Letters, by Louise Clappe ("Dame Shirley") 79[2]:215
The Shirley Letters, by Clapp, review, 1:299-301
The Shirley Letters from the California Mines, 1851-1852, 78:239, 247; first publication, 240, 257; publication by Russell, 241, 260; renewed interest in, 241
Shirley, Dame, see Clapp, Louisa A.
Shirpser, Clara, 75:94
Shirwood (Sherwood?; on London, 1849-50), 7:210, 215
Shishimoto Hachiro, 69:267, 268
Shishmarev, Lieutenant, 78:6
Shishmarev, N. D., 52:44
Shissler (Michigan Bluff and Idaho), 16:177
Shively, John M., 13:241
Shively, R. O., 61:43
Shoaf, Ross, 23:384; 24:191
Shocken, Solomon, 12:201
Shockley, Captain (of Roman, 1846), 31:209, 210
Shockley, Thomas, 11:10
Shockley, William, 63:260
Shoe trade in San Francisco, 70:176-179
Shoemaker (on Oregon, 1849), 27:366
Shoemaker (place), 35:98
Shokadjal (Indian village), 26:209
Shondon, James, 15:29
Shook, John, 70:165-166
Shooting dubs (Schutzen clubs), 65:183-191
Shooting Star (vessel), 66:33
Shoots: A Guide to Your Family's Photographic Heritage, by Thomas L. Davies, review, 57:387
Shorb Ranch, San Marino, California, 53:158
Shorb, Ethel R., obituary of Mrs. Alexander Garceau, 16:190-91; obituary, 38:361-63
Shorb, James A., 19:320, 321; 38:322(?)
Shorb, James de Barth, 1:13; 27:342; 38:322, 361, 362
Shorb, Joseph Campbell and Mrs., 11:127
Shorb, Mrs. James de Barth (Maria Jesus Wilson), 38:322
shore pine (pinus contorta sub species contorta), 76[2-3]:20
Shores, M. T., 21:235
Shorey, William T., see "Black Ahab: William T. Shorey, Whaling Master," 51:75-84, portrait, 76
Shorr, Howard, "`Race Prejudice is not Inborn-It is Learned': The Exhibit Controversy at the Los Angeles Museum of History, Science, and Art, 1950-1952," 69:276-283
Short (San Francisco, 1856), 20:308
Short History of California, A, by Hunt and Sánchez [Sanchez], review, 8:380-81
Short, Bobby, 60:64
Short, Frank H., 49:40
Short, Frank, 61:297
Short, John, Jr., 10:285
Short, Miss J. B., 25:31
Short, Patrick, 15:286; 30:98
Short, Fr. Patrick, 76[2-3]:310
Short, W. H., 22:251
Shortridge, Samuel M., 48:331; 51:61; 54:247, 248
Shortridge, Samuel Morgan, 36:254
Shoshone Indians, 63:204, 205; 73:311; see also Shoshoni Indians
Shoshone-Bannock tribe, 70:342
Shoshone, Idaho, 76[1, 4]:100, 101
Shoshone Indians, Timbisha tribelet, 76[2-3]:35. See Also Western Shoshone
Shoshonean Indians, 45:22
Shoshoneans, 60:10
Shoshoni Indians of Inyo County, California (The): The Kerr Manuscript, edited, by Charles N. Irwin, review, 61:150-151
Shotwell, Randolph Abbott, 31:235
Shoup, Paul, 70:42, 45
Shover, John L., "The California Progressives and the 1924 Campaign," 51:59-74
Shover, John, 66:198, 199, 205-207
Shover, Michele, "Chico Women: Nemesis of a Rural Town's Anti-Chinese Campaigns, 1876-1888," 67:228-243
Shover, Michele, "Fighting Back: The Chinese Influence on Chico Law and Politics, 1880- 1886,", 74:409-421
Shover, Michele, Blacks in Chico, 1860-1935: Climbing the Slippery Slope, review, 73:246
"A Show of Culture," by Elaine Attias, 63:77-79
Show, S. B., 70:290
Show, Stuart B., 69:203, 205
Show, W. L, 15:368
Showalter, Daniel, 9:198; 32:147-48, 158; 34:136, 141, 142; 39:297, 306; 40:294; article on, 40:309-25
Showcase Mall, 77[1-3]:144
Shreve & Company, 77[1-3]:86
Shreve's, 75:65
Shreve, C. S., 34:337
Shreve, George C., 17:314; 29:253, 254
Shreve, Lucille, 70:159 (photograph)
Shrimp fishery, 67:31-41 passim
Shriver, A. F., 33:276
Shropsline, George, 15:278
Shu, Lu Kum, 75:29 (photo), 30
Shu, Gin Ah, 74:409, 411
Shubert, A. L., 67:239
Shubert, Helen V.,"The Men Who Met the Yankees in 1846," 13:43-55
Shubrick (ship), 26:14-15; 33:235-36; 37:206, 208, 210
Shubrick, William Branford, 1:231; 2:250, 351; 8:261; 10:18-19, 25; 12:343, 345-46, 348, 351; 13:151, 153; 16:196; 18:52, 62; 21:194; 22:50, 65; 30:234; 33:108-9, 269, 338; 35:107; 41:52; 54:225-243 passim; 56:112
Shubsda, Thaddeus, 67:160, 164, 166, 167; 70:215; 71:358
Shuck, J. L., 56:199
Shuck, Oscar Tully, 20:368; 36:328-29
Shuck, Oscar, 59:16
Shuey, Dr. (Sierra Madre, 1890s), 31:22
Shuey, Mrs. Clarence A. ( née Hayden), 25:95
Shufelt, S., 23:179
Shufu no Tomo (magazine), 69:269
Shuk (Indian, 1849), 11:268-70
Shuki Nakamura, 28:186
Shuler, Bob, 57:357
Shuler, Marion, 8:344
Shuler, Reverend Robert, 60:62
Shuler, Robert P. "Bob," 43:220, 223; 59:294, 297, 299
Shultz, Theodore, 5:27
Shumaker, Wayne, 57:180, 181
Shuman, John Franklin, obituary of Mrs. Alexander F. Morrison, 18:381-82
Shumate, Albert, CHS President, 1962, 1963; 17:359; 48:327; portrait 41: between 70 & 71; photograph, 41: facing 184; portrait 43: between 80 & 81; "An Early Attempt at International Goodwill," 50:79-83; "Rincon or Telegraph Hill: Robert Louis Stevenson's Introduction to the South Seas," 46:223-234; obituary of Alexander Thomas Leonard, Jr., 1889-1970, 49:184-185; obituary of Edgar Myron Kahn, 50:213-214; review of Burchell, The San Francisco Irish 1848-1880, 59:358, 360; The California of George Gordon and the 1849 Sea Voyages of his California Association, review, 56:177-178; 59:358, 360; The Notorious I. C. Woods of the Adams Express, review, 66:221-222; Rincon Hill and South Park, 74:374; A San Francisco Scandal: The California of George Gordon, 74:436-437
Shumsky, Neil Larry, "San Francisco's Workingmen Respond to the Modern City," 55:46-57; The Evolution of Political Protest and the Workingmen's Party of California, review, 72:377-78
Shumway (Kern River, 1850), 11:256
Shumway, Jacob, 29:56
Shur, Leonid A., and James R. Gibson, "Russian Travel Notes and Journals as Sources for the History of California, 1800-1850," 52:37-63
Shurtleff (Central Pacific Railroad, 1869), 5:183
Shurtleff, A. R., 65:295
Shurtleff, Benjamin, 10:372
Shurtleff, George A., 4:183; 23:368, 376
Shustor, Fred, 10:184, 185
Shutes, Milton Henry, 15:100; 26:284; "Abraham Lincoln and the New Almaden Mine," 15:3-20; "Afterword on Colonel Edward Dickinson Baker," 22:26; "Colonel E. D.Baker," 17:303-24; "`Fighting Joe' Hooker," 16:304-20; "Henry Douglas Bacon," 26:193-200; "Henry Wager Halleck, Lincoln's Chief of Staff," 16:195-208; "Republican Nominating Convention of 1860," 27:97-103; addresses,"Lincoln's California Contacts," 22:183; "Lincoln's Chief-of-Staff, Henry Wager Halleck," 16:89
Shvetsov (fur hunter, 1803), 12:219, 221, 223, 227
Siamese Twins, 38:339-40
Siberia, 75:355; 76[2-3]:3, 263
Siberia (vessel), 50:359; 57:60, 61, 91
Siberian Flotilla, flight of, 64:290-294
Siberian Yup'ik [Indians], 76[1, 4]:6
Sibley, George C., 23:298
Sibley, Henry H., 34:131-39 passim
Sibley, Hiram, 29:345, 346, 352, 353; 33:11, 12
Sibley, Hiram, 54:11, 13, 15
Sibley, S. L., 71:218
Sibyl (newspaper, New York), 61:61:23, 24
Sicard Flat, 14:205, 207
Sicard, Theodore, 8:120; 9:75; 12:280; 14:205-12 passim, 219, 227, 383; 30:3-4
Sicily, 74:186
Sickels, Daniel E., 15:17
Sickels, John, 17: opposite 200
Sickness, see Diseases
Sides, Josh, 75:196; "Battle on the Home Front: African American Shipyard Workers in World War II Los Angeles," 75:250-263
Sidran, Ben, 74:247
Siebert, A., see Liebert
Siedenburg, Frederic, 72:10
Siegal, Benjamin "Bugsey," 59:297
Siegrist, Louis, 54:348, 353
Siegrist, Rosa, 21:157
Sienkiewicz, Henryk,"The Chinese in California," as reported by, editor and translator Charles Morley, 34:301-16
Sierra (The), by Lee W. Storrs, review, 42:66-67
Sierra (vessel), 69:55
Sierra Blanca (ship), 22:353
Sierra Blue Lakes and Water Power Company, 74:199
Sierra Buttes Mine, 3:259-60; 8:388
Sierra Buttes Quartz Mill, 33:193, 199
Sierra Citizen, Downieville, 9:135, 173; 17:178
"The Sierra Club and Environmental History: A Selected Bibliography," by Merrilee Proffitt, 71:270-275
"The Sierra Club Collection at the Bancroft Library," by Bonnie Hardwick, 71:254-269
"The Sierra Club's Centennial in Historical Perspective: Introduction to the Special Issue," by Roderick W. Nash, 71:154-169
Sierra Club, 4:22, 32, 41-54 passim; 25:190; 28:190; 36:113; 38:250, 251; Bulletin, review, 7:92-93; 8:89; 9:186-87; 46:12; 58:284-303 passim; 63:136, 138, 258, 262-263; 64:46, 255; 66:208-219; 68:177; 69:19, 104, 105, 106, 109, 115, 128, 152, 200, 201; inside front cover, Summer (Volume 71, 1992), 71:155-275; Angeles Chapter, 162; Bulletin, 160, 168, 224; California Legislative Office, 262; Collection (Bancroft Library), 254-268; Committee on Political Education, 168; Conservation Department, 166; Council, 165; Folklore Committee, 258; Foundation, 166; founded, 160; High Trips, 252, 253, 258; History Committee, 239-242, 254; John Muir Award, 166; Legal Defense Fund, 167, 262; Los Padres Chapter, 221, 222; membership, 164, 165, 166, 167; and nuclear power, 193-211, 213-237; oral history program, 239-253; Oral History Series, 251-253; outings, 161, 166, 167, 241; publishing program, 166, 216-217; Redwood Chapter, 195; Regional Conservation Committees, 233; Santa Lucia Chapter, 216; Sierra, 168; Tournament of Roses Parade, 1923, float, 165 (photograph); Wilderness Conferences, 165, 198; Yosemite Valley headquarters, 162 (photograph); 75:43, 46, 89 (photo), 322, 336; see also individuals' by name, 251-253; 73:147, 154; 74:190
Sierra Club, Mother Lode Chapter, 61:108-110, 114, 115
Sierra County, 75:88; 77[4]:5, 64, 129, 132, 141
Sierra County Conservation Club, 61:109-110
Sierra County Planning Commission, 61:104
Sierra Crossing: First Roads to California, by Thomas Frederick Howard, review of, 78:121
Sierra de Santa Clara, 9:233, 234
Sierra Estrella (ship), 22:353
Sierra Flume and Lumber Company, 27:343; 70:111
Sierra Forest Reservation, 69:104; 76[1, 4]:105
Sierra Forest Reserve, 69:95, 106; 75:333
"The Sierra Forest Reserve: the Movement to Preserve the San Joaquin Valley Watershed," by Douglas H. Strong, 46:3-18
Sierra Grays, 29:236
Sierra Guard, Downieville, 38:19
Sierra Lumber Company, 74:417
Sierra Madre Villa, 31:21-22
Sierra Madre Water Company, 31:20
Sierra Madre, California, 31:18, 20-22, 27; 74:106, 117
Sierra mining communities, 63:275-279
Sierra National Forest Reserve, 55:98
Sierra National Forest, 4:51
Sierra Nevada (brig, 1850), 5:252, 254, 342-43
Sierra Nevada (proposed Territory), 18:305; 21:228-32
Sierra Nevada (steamer, 1854), 11:152; 15:88, 159, 165, 166, 170, 180, 184, 266, 271, 277, 280, 366, 371, 372, 374; 16:82, 182, 282; 17:75, 81, 172; 20:260
Sierra Nevada (transport, 1851), 22:4, 7, 20, 168
Sierra Nevada (vessel), 57:49
Sierra Nevada Hotel, Coloma, 27:281
Sierra Nevada Mountain Lake Water & Mining Company, 10:177
Sierra Nevada Mountains (painting), 71:46
Sierra Nevada Mountains, California, 74:160, 163, 166, 170, 190
Sierra Nevada, 4:3-58; 7:3-19; 13:359; 28:185-86; 34:216; 63:135-139; 64:42-51 passim; 73:105, 114, 121, 123, 184, 309, inside front cover, Winter; 76[2-3]:28, 35, 48, 49, 52, 53, 55, 58, 68, 218, 220, 274, 312, 314, 315, 317; 76[1, 4]:94, 95, 98, 100, 105; 77[1-3]:13, 15, 26, 65, 144; 79[2]:35, 55; see "Hot Summer in the Sierra: an Early Contest for Resource Rights at Lake Tahoe," 51:306-314; 75:12, 17, 18, 115, 129, 322; roads through, 77[4]:261-63, 264
Sierra Pacific Power Company, 61:102
Sierra Park Colony, 25:174
Sierra Railway, by Deane, review, 40:249-50
Sierra Valley and Mohawk Railroad, 70:109
Sierra Valley, 10:249, 262; 27:194; Swiss in, 30:312
Sierra Ventana (ship), 22:353
Sierra watershed, 69:105, 128
Sierra, Benito de la,"Account of the Hezeta Expedition," editor Henry R. Wagner, translator A. J. Baker, 9:201-42
Sierra, see "Pages from the past-crossing the Sierras," 58:348-349
Sierras Nevadas (Santa Cruz Mountains), 4:3
Sierraville 79[2]:5
Sights and Sensations in France, Germany and Switzerland: Or, Experience of an American Journalist in Europe, by E. Gould Buffum, 73:128
Sigler, H., 36:104
Sigler, William, 6:88; 18:299
Siglers, E. C., 44:214
Sign painting, 8:25; 25:106
Signal Hill (El Cerrito), Long Beach, 45:28
Signal Hill Oil Field (photograph), 68:201
Signal Hill, 31:15-16
Signal Port (Steen's Landing), 50:45
Signal Rock, Yosemite, 1:277-78
Sigondis, Lépine de, [Sigondis, Lepine de]18:6
Sikes, Patricia G., "George Roe and California's centennial of light," 58:234-247
Sikes, Zenus, see Sykes
Sikhs of Northern California, 1904-1975 (The), by Bruce La Brack, review, 69:69-70
Sikhs, 74:182 (and photo), 183
Silas J.Lewis (barge), 22:156, 163, 167, 168
Silber, Irwin, editor, Songs of the Great American West, review, 48:259-260
Silberio (Indian, 1790s), 1:164
Silent, Charles, 62:166; 71:480, 491
Silent, Florence, 49:333
Silent, Judge and Mrs. Charles, 49:333
Silicon Valley, 63:260; 77[1-3]:43, 62
Silk and silkworms, 23:343; 25:15; 28:5; 31:335-42; 32:249, 253
"Silk in Piedmont," by Evelyn C. Pattiani, 31:335-42
Silk industry, see Sericulture
Silk worm, 58:76-77
Sill, Benjamin H., 32:17, 28, 34, 41
Sill, Daniel, 14:128, 202, 226; 17:295, 301; 18:297, 311; 21:2, 10; 25:144; 28:265; 30:54, 63; 50:6, 7, 9
Sill, Edward Rowland, 61:84, 85, 92; 70:150
Sill, Mount, 5:48, 54
Sill, Richard, 71:228
Sillem, William, 11:127
Siller Bros., 30:69
Silliman (Benicia, 1849), 29:255
Silliman, Benjamin, 77[4]:132
Silliman, Prof. Benjamin (educator) 79[2]:240
Silliman, Benjamin, Jr., 4:67; 51:321; 71:100
Silliman, Mount, 4:17
Silly, Lea, 21:167
Silsbee, Joshua S., 17:180
Silva family, 35:241
Silva, Antone, 76[1, 4]:101, 106
Silva, Antonio E., 35:241
Silva, Jackson, 33:94
Silva, Louis Jackson, 33:94
Silva, María Pasquala, [Silva, Maria Pasquala]55:332
Silva, Mariano, 3:110, 180, 186; 7:84; 8:72; 9:82; 17:146; 25:197; 63:238, 239; 66:110
Silva, Miguel, 55:332
Silva, Nuño da, [Silva, Nuno da] 43:143; 62:53
Silva, Nuño de (1582), [Silva, Nuno de] 58:156-163
Silva, Raquel, 74:331
Silveira family, 35:235
"Silver and Gold: Cased Images of the California Gold Rush" (exhibition), 77[1-3]:2, 68
Silver Bow, Montana, 15:324, 326, 327; see also Butte
Silver City, Nevada, 17:80
Silver discovery (Nevada), 73:111; 77[4]:53, 204, 222
Silver District, Los Angeles County, 32:328
Silver Dons (The): The History of San Diego, by Richard F. Pourade, review, 44:54-56
Silver Lake, Amador County, 28:190; 34:219
Silver League of America, 65:127-136 passim
Silver Mill Company, 31:295
silver mining, 76[2-3]:9, 113
Silver Mountain, Alpine County, 30:246-47; 34:219, 220, 221
Silver Palace Hotel (train), 42:35
"Silver Plates Among the Goldfields: The Photographers of Siskiyou County 1850-1906," by Peter E. Palmquist, 65:114-125
Silver Ranger (newspaper), 65:130-131
Silver Saddle Lease, 32:15
The Silver Seekers: They Tamed California's Last Frontier, by Remi Nadeau, review of, 78:287
Silver Shirts, 65:127-136 passim
Silver Stampede, by Wilson, review, 16:85
Silver State (locomotive), 70:94
Silver State (vessel), 69:55
Silver Street Association, 65:280-281
Silver Street Free Kindergarten, 74:382 (and photo)
Silver Street Kindergarten, 65:280-282
Silver Street Kindergarten, San Francisco, 41:298, 300
Silver Theatre, Amusements of Nevada's Mining Frontier, 1850-1864, by Margaret G. Watson, review, 45:70-72
Silver Zone Pass, 32:198
Silver, 73:279, 281, 285, 291, 298; coins, 12:12; in Death Valley, 18:197, 213; mines and mining, 11:42; 12:12, 328, 329, 330; 13:58; 15:324; 17:80; 18:307, 314; 27:116, 121; 32:1-41; 34:220; as political issue, 27:313, 315, 316; 28:48-50
Silverio (Indian), 45:198-200
Silverman, James A., "Uncovering the Snow Storm," 63:172-176
Silverman, Jim, review of Morrison and Cusick, Golden Poppies: California History of Contemporary Life in Books and Other Media for Young Readers, 67:59-60; review of Soto, editor, California Childhood: Recollections and Stories of the Golden State, 68:47-48; review of West, Growing Up with the Country: Childhood on the Far Western Frontier, 70:119-120
Silvers, Pablo, photograph, 36: opposite 320
Silverton mining district (Canada), 77[4]:166
Silvie DeGrass (ship) 79[2]:122
Sime, John, 15:164; 18:55; 28:293, 295; 37:368; 40:204
Sime, Mrs. John (Mary L. Toland), 28:293
Simi Valley, 75:87
"Similar Cases" (poem) by Charlotte Perkins Gilman, 64:194, 195, 199
Simmerley, Samuel, 15:29, 54
Simmonds (author of burlesque, 1855), 15:270
Simmonds (San Francisco, 1855), 15:375
Simmonds, James, 10:200; 15:270(?)
Simmonds, John J., 2:128
Simmonds, S. D., 67:220
Simmons (Lew) and (E.N.) Slocum Minstrels, 21:168, 169
Simmons (Long Bar, 1859), 10:168
Simmons (Marysville, 1858), 9:374
Simmons (San Francisco, 1849), 29:170
Simmons Bed Company, California, 47:204
Simmons v. Carr, 10:183, 184
Simmons, Bezer, 16:76; 20:45; 22:69, 81; 25:104; see also Simmons, Hutchinson & Company
Simmons, Edward, 16:283
Simmons, Hutchinson & Company, 20:30, 35, 45; 22:69-70, 81; 25:104, 108, 111, 117, 257, 338; 27:127-28; 30:100
Simmons, Jean, 75:58
Simmons, Jerold (historian), 78:190, 191, 195
Simmons, John C., 32:55, 121, 128, 130; 40:328, 334
Simmons, Mary, 63:298
Simmons, Orrin, 17:44
Simmons, Richard R., 14:223
Simpson, Ray, 75:272
Simpson, Sammy, 75:281
Simmons, Steve and Lokke, Janet, "`Like a Bright Tree of Life...': Farmland Settlement of the Sacramento River Delta," 59:222-239
Simmons, William S., review of Morgado, Junipero Serra's Legacy, and Costo, The Mission of California: A Legacy of Genocide, 67:191-194; review of Ray Raphael, Little White Father: Redick McKee on the California Frontier, 74:350
Simms (San Francisco, 1850s), 16:130
Simon (Norton) Museum, 63:57
"Simon Pures," (1857 political party), 47:256-257
Simon, Captain (San Francisco, 1849), 2:201
Simon, Lieutenant (San Francisco, 1850), 5:26
Simon, Linda, "William James at Stanford," 69:332-341
Simon, Lucy, 35:269
Simon, Mrs. Estelle, 5:21, 26
Simon, Natalie, 65:191
Simon, Neil, 60:99, 101
Simon, Paul, 70:175
Simonds, James, 29:337
Simonds, S. D., 56:198, 203-204
Simonds, Samuel D., 31:1-2; 40:331
Simonds, William Day, 33:224
Simoneau, Jules, 3:292, 294, 295, 296; 52:163-164
Simonis (Cordua's Bar, 1850s), 12:303
Simons, David, 71:259
Simons, Henrietta, Polish Americans in California, Vol. II, review, 76[1, 4]:63-64
Simons, John E., 34:35
Simons, John, 18:154
Simons, Mrs. Seward, 47:348
Simons, Solon S., 9:260, 269
Simonsen, Frances, 65:253
Simonsen, James, 35:333
Simonsen, Martin, 14:392; 15:46; 16:283, 337, 344; 17:82
Simonton, James W., 7:281; 20:334, 336-37; 30:148; 32:224; 33:216
Simoons, Frederick J., 32:383; "Development of Transportation Routes in the Clear Lake Area," 32:363-71
Simpkinson, Frances Guillemard, 65:31
Simpson Bible College, 70:368 (photograph)
Simpson, A. J., 29:110
Simpson, Alan, 77[1-3]:41
Simpson, Alexander, 28:98, 106, 109, 110, 111
Simpson, Cyrus M., 19:65; 27:318
Simpson, Frank Jr., 63:164, 166, 168-169
Simpson, George, 53:119; 63:16 (photograph)
Simpson, Sir George, 76[2-3]:137, 192
Simpson, H. L., 27:95
Simpson, Irene (Mrs. Aubrey V. Neasham), CHS Award of Merit, photograph, 43: between 80 & 81; CHS resident, 1970, 1971
Simpson, James H., 18:350-51, 353
Simpson, James, 10:173, 195-96
Simpson, John, 27:226; 30:162, 164
Simpson, Lee M. A., author of "Women, Real Estate, and Urban Growth: A Case Study of Two Generations of Women Property Owners III Redlands, California, 1880-1940,", 76[1, 4]:24- 43
Simpson, Lesley Byrd, editor The San Saba Papers, review, 39:271-72; translator The Laws of the Burgos of 1512-1513, review, 40:76-77; translator and editor Journal of José Longinos Martínez; ...Botanical Expedition... 1791-1792, [Journal of Jose Longinos Martinez; ...Botanical Expedition... 1791-1792] review, 40:263-65; editor, Paul D. Nathan, translator, The Letters of Jose Senan, O.F.M., review, 42:67-69
Simpson, M. L.and Patsy (Ritchie), 19:233
Simpson, Marion, 58:104
Simpson, Mary R., see Barker, Mrs. Timothy
Simpson, Mrs. James, 10:253, 357, 385
Simpson, R. H., 56:320
Simpson, Richard French, 21:199; 33:98, 339, 340
Simpson, Robert, 22:71
Simpson, Sir George, 1:171; 8:125; 10:411; 11:197, 198; 12:199, 239, 249, 274; 13:226; 17:68, 142-44; 18:141, 327; 22:98; 28:99, 104-5, 110, 117-20 passim, 226, 243-58 passim; 29:149, 158, 314-15; 30:379; 33:83; 73:107, 110
Simpson, William, 8:332; 70:149
Simpton, George, 69:323
Simpton, John, 9:253; 28:34; 30:92; 31:284
Simpton, Mary Ellen, 30:92; 31:284
Sims (Camptonville, 1854), 8:199
Sims, Admiral William, 60:180
Sims, Columbus, 29:235; 40:349
Sims, James M., 26:203
Sims, William, 4:28
Simson, Leslie, 21:370; 22:370
Simson, Robert, 21:300, 301, 302, 306, 307, 308; 22:71
Sin Bok Duk, 67:43 (photograph)
Sin Moy, 67:172
Sinaloa (vessel), 56:253
Sinaloa River, see San Pedro y San Pablo R.
Sinaloa, 48:213-214; 75:223
Sinaloa, Mexico, 76[2-3]:239,349
The Sinarquistas, 49:310, 317-318, 319, 320; see also UNS (Union Nacional Sinarquista)
Sinclair, Catherine (actor) 79[2]:21, 291
Sinclair, Catharine N. (Mrs. Edwin Forrest), 15:163, 174, 177, 181, 185, 268, 278; 20:304, 305; 37:366
Sinclair, Henry Harbison, 75:82
Sinclair, Isabella, 28:294
Sinclair, John, 10:350; 12:267; 14:227; 16:127, 138; 18:158, 159, 173; 25:222-23; 26:123; 29:270; 55:31, 32, 33, 42
Sinclair, Lieutenant (Chagres, 1845), 2:163
Sinclair, Meta, 69:253
Sinclair, Mrs. (Sacramento, 1861), 10:279, 280, 281
Sinclair, Mrs. Uton (Mary Craig), 48:167
Sinclair, Samuel Fleming and Ellen (Milliken), 29:93
Sinclair, Sarah, 29:93
Sinclair, Upton, 49:298, 299; 51:218-223 passim; 54:302; see "Raymond L. Haight and the Commonwealth Progressive Campaign of 1934," 43:219-230, portrait, between 208 & 209; "Upton Sinclair: A Remembrance," 48:165-169; 59:70, 117, 200, 201, 295; 60:68, 69; 63:123, 305-312; 65:14, 15, 136, 164, 166; 67:14; 68:190, 192, 193; 69:253, 255 (photograph); 72:204 (photograph)
Sinclair, William John, 29:93
Sinclair, William, 28:257
Sinel, Jo, 53:37
Sing It, When You Can't Tell It, 75:236
Sing Lee Laundry, 67:175 (photograph)
Sing, Ah, 74:414
Singapore, 76[1, 4]:90
Singer family, 9:377
Singer, Ada, 8:197; 9:346, 356, 360, 366-77 passim, 397; 10:42, 43, 46, 49, 54, 55, 58, 166-74 passim, 178-82 passim, 188, 273, 286, 361-66 passim, 372, 375; photograph, 9: opposite 345
Singer, Anna, 8:197; 9:346-77 passim, 397; 10:42-49 passim, 54, 55, 58, 166-74 passim, 178-88 passim, 192, 258, 259, 270, 273, 284, 286, 358-66 passim, 372, 375; photograph, 9: opposite 345
Singer, Hattie, 9:357
Singer, Isaac M., sewing machine of, 36:136, 138; photograph, opposite 137
Singer, William, 9:345, 348, 349, 356, 361-64, 372, 373' 377; 10:46, 53, 55, 63, 72, 170-73 passim, 178-87 passim, 194, 195, 257-58, 259, 283, 286, 357-61 passim, 369
Singerman, Basha, see "Basha Singerman, Comrade of Petaluma," 56:20-33
Singerman, Shimon, 56:20-30 passim
Singing Saints (lithograph), by Sargent Johnson, back cover, Fall (volume 75)
"Single Family Houses" (graph), 74:404
Single Tax Reform, 58:256-263 passim
Single tax, see George, Henry
Siniac (or Signac; died near Calaveras River, 1849), 13:375; 31:311
Sino-Japanese War (1937), 69:260-274; 73:42
Sinoba, José Francisco, [Sinoba, Jose Francisco] 14:6
Sinrock Roadhouse mission school, 76[1, 4]:22
Sinsheimer, A. Z. and Nettie (Weil), 35:377
Sinsheimer, Paul Ainsley, obituary, 35:377-78
Sinton, Richard H., 48:8, portrait between 16 & 17
Sinton, Richard M., 21:34; 23:73; see also Selover & Sinton
Sioux City, Iowa, 76[1, 4]:48, 52
Sioux Indians, 62:7, 8; 63:209
Sioux Nation, 62:2
Sioux Treaty of 1868, 62:8
Sipp (from Oregon, 1845), 5:125
Siqueiros, David Alfaro, 63:59, 78
Sir Charles Coldstream (play), 16:183
Sir Francis Drake and the Famous Voyage, 1577-1580, Essays Commemorating the Quadricentennial of Drake's Circumnavigation of the Earth, editor by Norman J. W. Thrower, review, 64:157
Sir Francis Drake's Voyage, by Wagner, review, 6:93-95
Sir Francis Drake, by John Sugden, review, 73:74
Sir Knights, 10:356
Siri, William E., 71:209, 211, 213, 214, 216 (photograph), 217, 218, 219, 220, 221, 222, 223, 224, 226, 228, 229 (photograph), 232, 245, 246
Sirocco (yacht), 75:58
Sirrine, George W., 14:176
Sirrine, John, 11:135, 143
Sisk, B. F., 64:261
Siskadee River, see Colorado River
Siskiyou County Historical Society, 39:72
Siskiyou County, 26:202, 292; 31:126-37 passim; 34:271-72; 1850-1906, 65:114-125
Siskiyou Daily News, 31:127-38 passim
Siskiyou Range, 76[1, 4]:94
Siskron, Charles, 29:291
Sisson (place), 7:124, 125
Sisson, Wallace & Company, 13:17; 37:130
Sister Beatrice (play), 20:141
Sisterna (Berkeley, 1856), 31:331
Sisters of Charity (at St. Vincent's Catholic School), 74:383
Sisters of Charity, 13:333; 15:174; 16:80, 183; 28:33; 75:89; 79[2]:11, 15, 230
Sisters of Mercy, 31:24; 75:55; Burlingame, 90; 79[2]:266, 271
Sisters of the Immaculate Heart of Mary, 33:353, 359
Sisters of Notre Dame 79[2]:266
Sisters of Notre Dame de Namur (Belmont), 75:90
Sisters of Social Service (Los Angeles), 75:90
Sisters of St. Dominic (San Rafael), 75:90
Sisters of St. Joseph of Orange (Orange), 75:90
Sisters of the Presentation, 75:90
Sit Ming Cook, 30:149
"Site of the Diamond Swindle of 1872," by Peter Farquhar, 42:49-53
Sitjar, Antonio, 23:2
Sitjar, Buenaventura, 1:165; 13:155
Sitka (paddlewheeler), 75:132
Sitka (Russian ship, 1854), 15:180, 184, 185
Sitka (steam launch, 1847), 7:106; 14:143-45; 19:124, 140; 27:300
Sitka (vessel), 64:93, 117
Sitka Company, 16:339; 33:147-48; 38:332
Sitka, Alaska, 61:4, 6, 8, 9; 73:100; 75:360; 76[2-3]:303, 313; 76[1, 4]:82; see New Archangel
Sitka spruce (Picea sitchensis), 76[2-3]:24
Sitton, Tom, "A. L. Bancroft and the `Ten Block System for Numbering Country Houses,'" 65:172-181
Sitton, Tom, "California's Practical Idealist: John Randolph Haynes," 67:1-17
Sitton, Tom, John Randolph Haynes: California Progressive, review, 121; and William Deverell, California Progressivism Revisited, review, 74:435-436
Sivey, John, 16:138
Six Faces of Mexico: History, People, Geography, Government, Economy, Literature & Art, edited by Russell C Ewing, review, 48:180-182
Six Horses, by Banning, review, 9:185
Six Months in the Gold Mines (1850), by E. G. Buffum 79[2]:216
Six Months in the Gold Mines: From a Journal of Three Years Residence in Upper and Lower California, 1847-8-9, by E. Gould Buffum, 73:114, 121, 124-25, 129 (facsimile)
Six Nations of the Iroquois, 73:109
Six Turnings (The): Major Changes in the American West, 1806-1834, by John Upton Terrell, review, 49:62-63
"Six-toed Pete," 15:178; see also Badillo, Pedro
Sixteen Mile House, Yuba County, 10:254, 266
"Sixteenth (Center) St., San Francisco," address by Charles F. Griffin, 7:410
Sixth of June (ship), 13:270
Sixth Street Church, Sacramento, 31:11
Sixty-seventh Indiana Volunteers, 62:28
Skaggs, Chester W., 23:96
Skarsten, M. O., George Drouillard: Hunter and Interpreter for Lewis and Clark, and Fur Trader, 1807-1810, review, 44:168-169
Skeantlebury, William, 4:63
Skelly, Margaret, 74:385
Skelly, Michael, 74:376
Skelton (Marysville, 1858), 9:348, 374; 10:58
Skelton, R. A., 43:146, 149
A Skeptic Among Scholars: August Fruge on University Publishing, by August Fruge, review, 73:241
"Sketch of the Life of Theodore D. Judah," by Carl I. Wheat, 4:219-71
Sketches of a Journey on the Two Oceans and to the Interior of America and of a Civil War in Northern Lower California, by the Abbe Henry J. A. Alric, edited by Doyce B. Nunis, Jr., review, 52:88-89
Sketches of California in the 1860's: The Journals of Jesus Maria Estudillo, editor by Margaret Schlichtmann, review, 68:133-134
"Sketches of Dr. Glen Owen Hardeman: California Gold Rush Physician," by Nicholas P. Hardeman, 47:41-71
"Sketches of Mariposa in the Fifties," address by Homer D. Crotty, 33:276-77
Sketches of Old Sacramento, editor by Jesse M. Smith, review, 56:378-379
Sketches of the Sixties, by Harte and Twain, review, 5:409-12
Skewes-Cox, Robin Warne, 22:96
Ski Patrol (motion picture), 52:327, 328, 329
Skid Road, Seattle, Washington, 54:263-265
Skid Row, San Francisco, see "San Francisco's South of Market District, 1850-1950: The Emergence of a Skid Row," 52:196-223
Skiing in California, 61:276-281
Skilling, E. W., 17:116
Skillman, Henry, 40:320
Skinker, John, 9:100, 103, 106
Skinner (San Francisco, circa 1898), 35:349, 350
Skinner, Constance, 20:140
Skinner, E. C., 13:31
Skinner, Georgia, 38:343-46
Skinner, Horace A., 14:177, 182
Skinner, Howard K., 65:256
Skinner, T. A., 13:31
Skirven, T. W., 22:251
Skis and skiing, 18:152, 153, 156; 39:80; see also Thompson, John A.
Sklar, Katherine Kish, 65:280
Sklar, Martin J., 74:18, 25, 39; The Corporate Reconstruction of American Capitalism, 1890-1916, 74:45
Skolnick, Arnold, editor, Paintings of California, review of, 77[1-3]:187-89
Skunk (locomotive), 70:3 (photograph)
Skunk Gulch, 77[4]:7
skunks, 77[4]:117
"A Sky-Minded City," by Bruce Henstell, 60:58-59
Skyland Press Publications, 65:131
Skyscrapers, 73:297
Slack (Levi) & (Ephraim W) Morse, 31:37
Slack (San Francisco, 1855), 15:370
Slack, Charles William, 25:15; obituary, 25:87-89
Slack, Edith, 25:89, 95; obituary of Marion Leale, 35:85-86
Slack, John, photograph, 36: opposite 320
Slack, Mrs. Charles William (Katherine Woolsey), obituary, 17:360; 25:88-89
Slack, Uriah and Catherine (Straley), 25:87
Slacum, Lieutenant W. A., 73:104
Slacum, William A., 3:77; 19:313
"Slasher, The," 28:43
Slate Creek Canal & Mining Company, 20:43
Slate Creek Ditch Company, 9:138, 144, 153, 176
Slate Creek, 9:176; 31:381
Slate Range Bar, 8:338, 342, 344, 349, 355; 9:157, 158, 266; 10:171
Slate Range, Inyo County, 17:99, 110, 116, 209, 210
Slate Range, Yuba County, 6:214, 215-16; 8:355; 9:54; see also Slate Range Bar
Slater, Jim, 10:373, 376, 377
Slater, John A., 21:233
Slater, Mr. and Mrs. (Round Tent, 1859), 10:169
Slater, Nelson, 22:29, 31, 32-33
Slater, Peter, 52:255
Slater, William, 20:38, 44
Slaton, John M., 58:173, 174, 175
Slattery, M., 9:372; 10:177
Slaughter, Henry S., 31:154
Slaughter, Lula, 75:233 (photo)
Slauson, J. S., 11:49; 49:332; 70:26
Slauson, James, 57:161
Slauson, Jonathan S., 57:161
"Slave Market," San Francisco, 52:206
Slave trade, Indians, 43:106
Slavery in California, 67:215-227; 68:86-91; see "Negro Rights Activities in Gold Rush California," 45:3-20
Slavery Question, 47:257-259; 50:243-255 passim
Slavery, 9:37, 38, 41, 100, 102, 271-72, 278, 281-82; 10:151-52, 220-31 passim, 234-35, 237, 268; 11:4, 15, 22, 27; 15:205, 207, 277; 16:26-28; 19:8, 16, 25-26, 348-55 passim; 20:103, 106, 155; 21:33, 132-33; 22:224-26, 355, 357; 23:356, 370-71; 24:65, 105, 194-202, 312; 25:65; 28:72, 155; 29:11; 30:129; 31:193-200 passim; 32:299, 315-16; 38:333, 359; 76[2-3]:122; 77[4]:84, 87; of Indians, 5:130, 131, 257; 21:7; in Mexico, 18:126; 73:114-15, 127, 183, 190; 79[2]:70, 71
slaves, in Gold Rush, 77[1-3]:28
Slavyanka (Russian River), 12:189
Slawson, Luman R., "To California on the Sarah Sands: Two Letters Written in 1850," ededited with an Introduction by Russell E. Bidlack, 44:229-235
Slaymaker, Charles, 57:184; 65:240
Sledge, L. A., 25:24-25
Sleeping Car Porters Union, 60:266, 272
Sleepy Lagoon, 75:95
Sleepy Lagoon Case, 77[1-3]:131
Sleepy Lagoon Defense Committee, 68:162-163
Sleight, John, 26:204
slickens, 77[4]:118, 133
Slidell, John, 5:306; 6:77; 11:12, 201-2; 18:220, 227; 19:44-48 passim, 345; 28:230; 50:251-252
"Slim, Joshua" (Lew Walker), 20:183, 184
"sliming" ore, 77[4]:43
Slingerland, James S., 9:67, 68, 80, 130-41 passim, 145, 148, 150, 156, 158, 167, 254, 256, 266, 273, 349, 355, 363, 367, 375, 376, 385; 10:41, 46-54 passim, 69, 166-72 passim 183, 194, 256, 266, 267, 273, 288, 367
Slingerland, Mrs. James S., see Cowell, Mary
Slingsby, William, 8:213; 9:78; see also Gattens, Daniel
Slinkard Creek and Valley, 26:235
Slippery Ford, 7:8, 9; 17:78
Sloan, Blanding, 41 :131
Sloan, Doris, 71:202 (photograph), 203, 207, 210 (photograph)
Sloan, E. W. F., 10:266; 16:81
Sloan, G. C., 56:322
Sloan, John, 54:345, 352
Sloane, Milligan, 63:11
Sloane, Norman Hinsdale, obituary, 18:191
Sloane, Norman, 65:6 (photograph)
Sloane, William, 32:263, 267
Sloat, D., 41:227; 46:67; 47:161; 54:221, 223
Sloat, (Commodore) John Drake, 1:138, 139; 2:72, 162; 3:33, 105-14 passim, 179; 5:306; 6:77, 161, 162, 372; 7:84, 85; 8:258; 9:82, 83; 11:205-9 passim; 12:40-47 passim, 162; 13:47, 100, 109, 153; 14:148, 345; 15:58, 243, 306; 17:125, 131, 227, 271, 277, 278, 281, 282; 18:72, 217; 19:47, 52; 20:193, 215; 24:57, 63; 25:122-27 passim; 26:222; 29:272, 273, 274; 31:207, 210; 32:293; 35:103; 40:19; 76[2-3]:333, 341, 349; raises flag at Monterey, 1:138; 3:109, 111, 179; 4:303; 7:84; 9:82; 12:161; 13:109, 301; 14:148; 16:188; 20:233; 24:48; 25:125, 193-204; 30:224; correspondence and orders, 2:71-72, 162-72, 247, 249-51, 350-56; 3:84-87, 178-79, 181-82, 184-86; 6:368-70; 7:81-83; 8:71-76; 9:85-86; 11:209-10; 15:63-65 passim; 18:82; praoclamations, 2:352-54; 3:109-10, 112; 10:11-12; 18:73; 60:22, 26; 65:27; 70:357
Sloat, Lewis Warrington, 1:291; 3:178; 21:304, 308, 363, 364; 38:314
Slobodchikov (fur hunter, 1806), 12:220, 222, 227
Slobodek, Mitchell, A Selective Bibliography of California Labor History, review, 45:78
Slocomb, E. H., 33:292
Slocum's Ferry, 47:57
Slocum, Amanda B., 77[1-3]:94
Slocum, E. N., 21:168
Slocum, William N., 73:190, 193
Slocumb, R .W., 9:109; 15:281, 364, 370, 372; 16:342; 17:179
Slooman (Yuba County, 1859), 10:58, 169
Sloss family, 73:138
Sloss, Henry C., 10:43, 44, 47, 57, 62, 70, 184, 189
Sloss, Joseph, 25:381; 35:256, 257; obituary, 18:383
Sloss, Leon, 25:230, 231, 232
Sloss, Louis B., 15:76
Sloss, Louis, 19:156; 29:286; 35:307; 37:21; 54:16
Sloss, Louis, Jr., collection of, 37:19-38; photograph, opposite 24
Sloss, Marcus Cauffman ("Max"), obituary, 37:182-83
Sloss, Mrs. Joseph (Edith Esberg), 18:383; obituary, 21:381
Sloss, Mrs. Louis (Sarah Greenebaum), 37:182
Sloss, Mrs. Louis, Jr. (Eleanor Fleishhacker), 37:21
Sloss, Mrs. Marcus Cauffman (Hattie Lina Hecht), 25:233
Slossen, Edwin, 56:142-144, 150, 151, 156
Slosson, Edwin, 56:240
Slough City (ship), 23:367
Slough House work camp, 64:213
Slough, J. P., 34:138
Slover, Isaac, 2:10; 12:117; 15:109, 133; illustration, 15: opposite 110
Sluggy (yacht), 75:58
sluice, 77[1-3]:61
sluice box, 77[4]:28, 59, 94, 181, 197
Sly Park Dam, California, 54:294
Sly, James C., 14:278; 26:122; 32:195
Slye (Marysville, 1851), 15:54
Smal, Jake, 19:296
Small W. H., 13:32
Small, Clement, 13:296
Small, Eugene, 60:270, 271
Small, Harold A., editor of Davis, Seventy-five Years in California, review, 49:275
Small, Henry ("Hank"), 18:355
Small, Joe, 58:68
Small, Melvin, "Buffoons and Brave Hearts: Hollywood Portrays the Russians, 1939-1944," 52:326-336
Small, Merrill F., 54:83-84
Small, Mrs. Ina E., 29:294
Smalley, Carl J., 66:65
Smalliman, W. H., 57:64
Smallpox, 1:222; 4:152, 168, 286; 10:373; 14:303, 322-23; 16:360; 18:68, 69; 24:62-63, 240; 25:256; 27:382; 29:27; 35:215; 36:145; 39:297; 57:73; see disease
Smart (on California, 1849), 27:38
Smart, George R., 26:383
Smart, George, 7:112
Smart, Ninian, and Phillip E. Hammon, editors, The Religious Contours of California: Window on the World's Religions, review, 74:120
Smart, Robert B., 2:113, 122
Smartsville, 5:293; 6:221; 9:351, 376; 10:56, 169, 251, 255-56; 28:235, 241; 77[4]:118
Smartville, California, 62:99
Smedberg, Cora, see Felton, Mrs. Charles N. [Jr.]
Smedberg, William Renwick, 4:45; 20:383
smelter, 77[4]:169
Smertenko, Johan, 65:131
Smiley, Albert K., 72:341, 343-344 (photograph), 346, 351, 354, 357, 358; 79[2]:109
Smiley, Jim, 77[1-3]:42
Smiley, Leonidas W., 77[1-3]:43
Smiley, Thomas J. L., 6:36; 9:27; 17:177, 179; 32:149, 150
Smiley, Yerkes & Company, 15:269
Smilie, Robert S., 24:189-90
Smillie, George, 69:141; 71:17, 93
Smillie, James D., 69:141, 142, 149; 71:17, 93, 94-95, 108; From Above Snow's [Hotel] (sketch), 71:95, 96; Glacier Rock from Tenaya Canyon, Yo Semite (watercolor), 71:93; High Sierra, California (painting), 71:93
Smillie, James David, 77[1-3]:86
Smith & Company, 15:170
Smith & Redington, Washington, D.C., 50:417
Smith (brickyard, Marysville, circa 1850), 14:398
Smith (Camptonville, 1856), 9:60
Smith (Grass Valley, circa 1859), 6:335
Smith (on Westward Ho 1853), 28:322
Smith (Peru, 1843), 18:66
Smith (Philippines, 1898), 31:65
Smith (San Francisco and Carson Creek, 1850), 7:400-401; 8:263
Smith (San Francisco, 1849), 35:17
Smith (San Francisco, 1851), 28:40
Smith (Siberia, 1865), 33:149
Smith Act, 59:68; 75:37
Smith Act, see Alien Registration Act
Smith and Moore Company, 61:123, 132-133
Smith House, photo, 59:235
Smith River, 26:5, 7, 8, 11, 207; 30:285
"Smith" (Los Angeles lawyer, 1919), 32:4, 11, 12-13
Smith's Bar, 30:111
Smith's Flat, 10:309
Smith's Pomological Gardens, Sacramento, 10:278, 292; 15:173
Smith's River (San Joaquin), 8:115; (Stanislaus), 23:127
Smith's Temperance House, San Francisco, 22:263
Smith, "Peg-leg," 43:110
Smith, A. P., 57:120, 124
Smith, Adam, 77[4]:125
Smith, Al, 49:296; 63:196; 65:286
Smith, Alan, 75:272, 280 (photo)
Smith, Albert A., 21:232, 238
Smith, Albert W., 73:274 (photograph)
Smith, Albert,"scenorama" of, 10:196
Smith, Alek, 23:229
Smith, Alfred Emanuel, 39:121-22, 129, 131
Smith, Alfred "Smitty", 75:279 (photo)
Smith, Andrew Jackson, 1:148, 238, 241, 244, 250, 251; 28:223, 231; 29:29, 34; 33:101, 112, 249, 254, 264, 341; 34:35; 40:349; letter from, 33:344-45
Smith, Andrew, 19:144-45; 25:1; see also Hallidie, Andrew Smith
Smith, Ann Elisabeth, 28:292
Smith, Ann King, 71:339
Smith, Anna, 28:294
Smith, Annick, 77[1-3]:145
Smith, Anson H., 52:297, 317
Smith, Archibald, 23:171
Smith, Austin E., 16:183
Smith, Azariah, 14:269, 273-74, 82; 26:109, 112-15, 122-23, 128, 131
Smith, Azariah, 69:284 (photograph), 285, 287
Smith, Benjamin, 19:231
Smith, Bensley & Company, 11:107
Smith, Betty, 14:74
Smith, C. C. (Alaska, 1867), 35:298
Smith, C. C. (Grass Valley, 1861), 10:192
Smith, C. C. (Sutter's Fort, 1848), 11:42, 136; 16:138; (called George) 26:121
Smith, C. H., 66:56
Smith, C. W., 13:296
Smith, Captain Henry (of Edward Everett, 1849), 20:27
Smith, Capt. J. A., 75:226
Smith, Carleton, 75:77
Smith, Caroline, 28:292
Smith, Carrie Amelia, 25:190
Smith, Charles (mate on Peerless, 1887), 22:352
Smith, Charles (Yuba County, 1850), 14:224
Smith, Charles A., San Francisco, 58:338, 339
Smith, Charles K., 29:253, 254; 48:8
Smith, Charles M., 22:163
Smith, Charles Rand, 23:203, 215
Smith, Charles W., 17:318; 33:374
Smith, Clarence Mark, obituary, 5:106
Smith, Cornelius C., William Sanders Oury, History Maker of the Southwest, review, 48:86-87
Smith, Cyril Stanley, 57:177, 178, 184
Smith, D. Edson, 58:227, 229
Smith, David R., 19:149; "Comics and Cels: The Walt Disney Archives," 56:270-274
Smith, Dorothy Blakey, Introduction to James Douglas in California, 1841: Being the Journal of a Voyage from the Columbia to California, review, 46:176-178
Smith, Dr. (Placerville, 1854), 11:58
Smith, Dr. (San Francisco, 1850), 2:117, 118
Smith, Dr. A. C., 60:181
Smith, Duane A., 77[4]:17, 144
Smith, E. J., 15:173
Smith, E., 21:235
Smith, Edgar C., 59:51, 53
Smith, Edward P., 28:162-63
Smith, Edward, 33:352
Smith, Eleanor and Michael Di Leo, Two Californias: The Truth About the Split-State Movement, review, 63:328-329
Smith, Elizabeth Dixon, 74:154
Smith, Ellen Frances Hutchins Reid, 58:227
Smith, Emalia Emory (Emma) Howell, 75:62 (photo)
Smith, Emery, 30:298
Smith, Erwina Dunbar, 35:183
Smith, Esther Ruth (Mrs. Elmer G.), 35:38 1; "The First Crescent City Lighthouse," 35:325-34
Smith, Fay Jackson, John L. Kessell and Francis J. Fox, Father Kino in Arizona, review, 47:79-80
Smith, Florence, 21:227
Smith, Frances Norris Rand (Mrs. James P.), 23:94; "The Mission of Nuestra Señora de la Soledad," ["The Mission of Nuestra Senora de la Soledad"] 23:1-18; obituary, 17:191-92
Smith, Francis Marion, 17:116; 19:76
Smith, Frank (died 1873), 30:33-34, 37
Smith, Frank (Redwood City, 1875), 34:80, 82
Smith, Frank (Russian America, 1865), 33:12
Smith, Frank Meriweather, 8:364
Smith, Frank, 74:390
Smith, Frederick M., 33:6, 7, 12, 149, 167; 35:291-307 passim; phot, 33: opposite 1
Smith, G. C., 21:107
Smith, Gene A., "The War that Wasn't: Thomas ap Catesby Jones's Seizure of Monterey," 66:104-114
Smith, General William F. (1861), 31:232, 233
Smith, George A., 14:63, 64
Smith, George Dillon, 15:163
Smith, George, 41:153
Smith, Gerald, L. K., 65:136
Smith, Gibbs M., 66:89
Smith, Gladys Owens, 68:99
Smith, Grafton, 33:12
Smith, H. Grant, 77[4]:154, 160
Smith, Grant Horace,"Bodie, the Last of the Old-Time Mining Camps," 4:64-80; as address, 3:398; address,"John W. Mackay," 16:88
Smith, Grant, 73:292
Smith, Guinn, 63:33
Smith, Gustavus, 34:66, 82
Smith, Guy B., 26:204
Smith, H., 52:347
Smith, Hamilton, 77[4]:157
Smith, Hamilton, Jr., 29:200-201
Smith, Harold, 63:19 (photograph)
Smith, Harriet Elinor, et al., editors, Mark Twain's Letters, Volume 2:1867-1868, review, 69:299-300
Smith, Helen C., review of Bryan, Archaeological Explorations on San Nicolas Island, 51:186-187
Smith, Henrietta, 78:245, 257
Smith, Henry (Yerba Buena, 1847), 6:141
Smith, Henry and Emily (Alexander), 28:292
Smith, Henry Clay, 12:173, 174; 30:4-5
Smith, Henry Nash, 71:344; The Virgin Land: The American West as Symbol and Myth, 74:302; 78:274
Smith, Hiram (Mormon), 26:291
Smith, Hiram (Napa County pioneer), 16:131
Smith, Hobart, 25:132
Smith, Horace (Auburn and San Francisco, 1861), 39:300
Smith, Horace (Sacramento, 1855), 9:36; 10:277
Smith, Howard Van Arsdale, 28:381
Smith, Howard W., 53:341
Smith, Howard, 68:32, 35
Smith, I. L., 29:231
Smith, Ina Donna, see Coolbrith
Smith, Isaac William, 9:269
Smith, Isaac, 52:247
Smith, Isabella, 78:245
Smith, J. B., 9:157, 266, 359, 360, 369
Smith, Dr. J. T., 75:233
Smith, J. Connor, 15:164; 24:263(?); 25:335
Smith, J. Langdon, 11:8, 9
Smith, J. Mortimer, 9:272
Smith, J. Mott, 13:32
Smith, J.H. (died Coloma, 1855), 35:77
Smith, J.H. (Mono County, 1865), 26:247
Smith, Jack, 52:258
Smith, Jack, "Libels and Labels on the Protean City...One Man's Riposte," 60:98-107
Smith, Jack, "Running With a Dream," 63:22-25
Smith, Jack, (Los Angeles Times writer) 62:166
Smith, James, 75:232
Smith, James (Marysville, 1851), 15:29
Smith, James (Marysville, 1859), 10:185, 186
Smith, James (of Sutter Creek), 27:382
Smith, James (San Francisco, 1854), 15:178
Smith, James (Sutter's Fort, 1845), 19:119, 138
Smith, James (wounded, 1846), 3:118
Smith, James Caleb, 20:314; 38:207-8; 40:207-8, 213
Smith, James E., 61:107
Smith, James H., 31:37
Smith, James Jerome, 33:374
Smith, James K., 9:116, 269; 11:9
Smith, James, 48:346
Smith, Jean, 64:270
Smith, Jeannette, 31:15
Smith, Jedediah Strong, 1:16, 118; 2:34-36, 46; 4:5, 140; 10:4, 27; 11:389; 12:113, 364; 13:209; 14:195-96; 18:348; 19:311; 22:98, 102, 348; 25:286; 26:164, 172; 28:118, 119-20; 32:376; 37:265; 34:221; 42:305; 53:147; articles on, 2:228-36, 344-49; 4:25-29; expedition of 1823-24, 4:110, 116, 119, 120-39; gold discovered by, 2:35, 36; routes in 1826-27, 2:228-36, (map) opposite 236, 344-49; 3:25-29; 4:5; 26:234-35, 246; book on, review, 13:410; letters of, 2:233-36, 345-46; 75:314, 323; Fall, inside front cover (volume 78)
Smith, Jedediah, 71:328; 72:250 (pen and ink drawing), 263; inside front cover, 70: Summer, 70:224 (portrait), 225; 76[2-3]:311; 77[4]:111
Smith, Jesse M., editor, Sketches of Old Sacramento, review, 56:378-379
Smith, John ("Jack," 1845), 14:205, 227
Smith, John (Monterey, 1835), 16:326, 327, 331, 332
Smith, John (Sacramento, 1849), 23:357
Smith, John (San Francisco, 1855), 15:368; 20:304, 305
Smith, John (stage driver, 1850s), 13:258
Smith, John (Sutter's Fort, 1847), 16:136, 138
Smith, John (U.S. dragoon, 1847), 1:242, 243; 33:254, 255, 256
Smith, John C., 5:339, 341; 69:123
Smith, John F., 31:231
Smith, John G., 10:266; 14:394; 15:23, 24, 29, 49
Smith, John Marsh, Dear Lizzie: The Papers of John Marsh Smith, 1849-1857, review, 68:131-132
Smith, John R., 65:293
Smith, John, Jr., see Miller, Joaquin
Smith, Joseph (Mormon), 15:245; 26:291
Smith, Joseph (on Galindo, 1849), 22:251
Smith, Joseph F., 6:69
Smith, Joseph H. and Sarah B., 12:29
Smith, Josephine D., see Coolbrith, Ina Donna
Smith, Joshua, 22:251
Smith, Julia A. (Fink), 25:31
Smith, Julia, 34:66, 82
Smith, Julius Paul, 54:158
Smith, Justin H., 8:251
Smith, Kate see Wiggin, Kate Douglas
Smith, Katherine Douglas see Wiggin Kate Douglas
Smith, Kathleen, 71:401
Smith, Kent, 52:333
Smith, Laura Cuppy, 21:49-50, 71
Smith, Leah Margaret, 33:351-52
Smith, Liza, 68: 93
Smith, Lois, 76[1, 4]:54
Smith, M., 22:251
Smith, Major (Monterey, 1849), 35:17
Smith, Mary F., 30:16, 37
Smith, Mary Jane, 78:240, 245, 257
Smith, McDuffee, 26:204
Smith, Michael A., 69:153
Smith, Michael L., Pacific visions: California Scientists and the Environment, 1850-1915, review, 67:281-282; 75:328
Smith, Michael, 71:504
Smith, Miss K., 11:127
Smith, Miss N., 11:127
Smith, Mix, 8:338, 356; 9:54, 157, 163
Smith, Moses, 78:245
Smith, Mrs. (Yuba County, 1856), 9:65, 66, 67, 132, 134; 10:256
Smith, Mrs. C. C. (Virginia Vineyard), 10:169, 192; photograph, 10: opposite 170
Smith, Mrs. Clarence Mark (Alice Elizabeth Prescott), 18:384; obituary of Clarence M. Smith, 5:106
Smith, Mrs. Francis Marion (Mary R.), 19:76
Smith, Mrs. Henry Clay (Mary van Gordon), 30:4
Smith, Mrs. J. Howard, 33:314; see also Jewett, Mrs. William Smith
Smith, Mrs. James Perrin, see Smith, Frances Norris Rand
Smith, Mrs. Laura Cuppy, see Cuppy
Smith, Mrs. Maurice D., 26:190
Smith, Mrs. Napoleon B. (Margelina Brown), 30:4
Smith, Mrs. Persifor Frazer, 23:51; 33:344, 345
Smith, Mrs. Stephen Sears (Cornelia Josephine Child), 33:326; 34:66, 79, 82; photograph, 34: opposite 65
Smith, Mrs. William M., see Hinckley, Mrs. William S.
Smith, N. B., 48:65, 66
Smith, N. P., 15:179
Smith, Napoleon B., 15:370; 30:4-5; 31:327
Smith, Nick, 2:203
Smith, Nora Archibald, 41:293, 296-302 passim; 65:281-282
Smith, Noyes, 4:321
Smith, Oliver and Sarah Amelia (Smith), 30:32, 37
Smith, Orson K., 9:107; 10:278
Smith, Oscar, 37:140
Smith, P., 9:253
Smith, Page, 56:145; 65:282
Smith, Pat, 9:139, 161, 162
Smith, Paul B,, "Highway Planning in California's Mother Lode: The Changing Townscape of Auburn and Nevada City," 59:204-221
Smith, Paul S., 73:236, 239 (photograph)
Smith, Persifor F., 53:62; 54:335, 337; 64:140; 79[2]:58
Smith, Persifor Frazer, 6:151, 286-87; 10:144, 148; 11:105, 365, 382; 13:363, 381, 389-91; 16:304, 305, 318; 17:3; 20:120, 125; 21:312; 24:59, 62; 26:328; 27:35, 37, 42-43, 251; 28:327; 29:165; 30:56, 62, 329; 33:344, 345, 346; 34:25, 29-30; 35:12; 40:124
Smith, Persifor S., 75:156
Smith, Persifor, 62:101
Smith, Peter, 2:117(?), 118(?); 6:41; 28:116; 33:324; lawsuit, 34:251; 56:103
Smith, Dr. Peter, 75:156
Smith, Rebecca Crosby, 68:88
Smith, Richard, 30:5
Smith, Richard Candida, Utopia and Dissent: Art, Poetry, and Politics in California, review, 75:373
Smith, Robert (Los Angeles, 1851), 13:333
Smith, Robert (on Brooklyn, 1846), 37:230
Smith, Robert, 75:226
Smith, Robert Burnett, 54:320, 321
Smith, Robert F., 53:383-384
Smith, Robert Marion, 68:88, 89, 90, 91
Smith, Roger, 60:64
Smith, Roy, 59:294,
Smith, Russell, 49:268
Smith, Samuel B., 9:40, 100, 251, 349; 10:43; 11:6
Smith, Samuel, Jr., 2:122
Smith, Sarah Bixby, 45:29; Adobe Days, 74:397
Smith, Senator Marcus, 74:196
Smith, Seth, 32:126
Smith, Stephen (1841), 3:173, 174, 177; 11:130; 13:34-35; 16:143, 344; 17:145, 154, 297, 299, 300; 18:65-69 passim; 19:127; 26:207; 33:64; letter, 37:13-14
Smith, Stephen (Big Bend, 1855), 26:203, 204
Smith, Stephen C., 2:122
Smith, Stephen Sears, article on, 33:321-28; 34:65-82; photograph, 34: opposite 65
Smith, Stephen, 46:131; 50:409
Smith, Susan Teegarden, 10:264
Smith, Sylvester C., 55:12, 13
Smith, T. C., 29:225
Smith, Thomas (artist) 79[2]:190
Smith, Thomas "Peg-leg," 55:157, 158; see also Smith, Thomas L.
Smith, Thomas (died 1847), 21:350, 351, 357; 33:105
Smith, Thomas (San Francisco, 1854), 9:27
Smith, Thomas Boarman and Muriel Catherine (Turner), 27:382
Smith, Thomas F., 21:154, 156
Smith, Thomas J., 75:62 (photo)
Smith, Thomas L. ("Peg Leg"), 2:9, 10; 4:157; 16:141; 20:343, 347; 22:200, 209, 217, 219-20; 23:37, 125, 127; 30:53
Smith, Thomas N. and Edith Alvord (Bowman), 27:382
Smith, Tim, 9:58, 156
Smith, Tom (Yuba County, 1857), 9:144; 10:256
Smith, Tommy, 75:280
Smith, W. (Yuba County, 1855), 8:346, 347
Smith, W. A., 13:335
Smith, W. C. S., 15:24, 28
Smith, W. Eugene, 65:264
Smith, W. W., 33:166; 35:296-304 passim
Smith, W. Wilson, 15:21, 28
Smith, Waddell F., 28:286; address,"The Eastern End of the Pony Express," 29:73-75; obituary of Henry H. Arnold, 29:83-84
Smith, Wallace E., The Reverend Stephen Bowers, Curiosity Hunter of the Santa Barbara Channel Islands, 62:26-47
Smith, Wallace, author, Garden of the Sun: A History of the San Joaquin Valley, 74:175
Smith, William ("Bill the Sawyer"), 41:239
Smith, William ("desperado," 1855), 15:271; 16:83
Smith, William (Isthmus, 1851), 12:109
Smith, William (London, 1842), 28:247-49, 257
Smith, William (Philippines, 1898), 31:60, 64, 65, 173
Smith, William (San Jose, 1830s), 14:17
Smith, William A., 3:116, 118; 48:340, 345
Smith, William F. (Monterey, 1847), 25:96
Smith, William F. (Yuba County, 1856), 9:53, 54, 64, 72
Smith, William Fowle, 11:179, 180, 181
Smith, William H. (died 1854), 15:176
Smith, William H. (San Francisco, 1864), 21:66, 161
Smith, William M. ("Jim Crow"), 11:135
Smith, William W. (Marysville, 1852), 8:363
Smith, William W. (New York of the Pacific, 1849), 12:29, 30
Smith, William, 60:274
Smith,"Badger" (Robert?), 29:267, 269
Smith,"Peg Leg," see Smith, Thomas L.
Smith,"Slung Shot," 15:167
Smith,"Texas" (Egbert Olcott), 4:312
Smith-Baranzini, Marlene, review of Vincent, editor, O California! Nineteenth and Early Twentieth Century California Landscapes and Observations, 69:209-210; "Two Years Before The Mast: Its Significance 150 Years After Publication," (inside front cover, 69: Winter); "The CHS Southern California Historical Collection: New Location and New Opportunities for Historic Research," 70:396-405; "Milestones in California History-Ella Sterling Cummins Mighels and The Story of the Files, 1893-1993," inside front cover, 72: Spring; "Helen Maria (nee Fiske) Hunt Jackson" An Introduction to Ramona and Its Author," 77[1-3]156-157; "Out of the Shadows: Louise Clappe's Life and Early California Writing," 78:239-261
Smith-Lever Act, 1914, 65:6
Smithers (on London, 1849), 7:213, 215, 221, 398
Smithers, Adelaide, translator, John Galvin, editor, The Coming of Justice to California: Three Documents, review, 44:56-57
Smithson, Weltha, 61:218
Smithsonian Institution, 73:214; 75:4, 368; 76[1, 4]:inside front cover; Winter
Smithsonian, 62:29, passim
Smithwick, Mrs. Charles A., 32:9
Smog, 44:127; 73:146, 152
Smoke (worker in Lindsay, California) 62:93
Smoke Creek Canyon, 39:264-66
Smoky Valley, Nevada, 6:347
Smoot, George, 26:302
Smoot, Senator Reed, 74:199
Smuggling, 12:145; 13:208, 223; 14:15; 15:275; 16:84; 22:319
Smuggling, see "Boston Smugglers on the Coast (1797-1821): An Insight into the American Acquisition of California," 46:99-120
Smyrna (ship), 23:308
Smyrniote (vessel, ship), 34:319-20; 58:211
Smyth, William H., 36:110
Smyth, William, drawings by, 14: opposite 109, opposite 147
Smythe, William, 74:26; Conquest of Arid America, 26; 76[2-3]:8, 131, 154
Snake River expeditions, 28:118-20 passim
Snake River, 74:158
Snakes, 5:173, 225; 8:171, 180; 12:305; 17:29, 33; 32:252; see also Rattlesnakes
Snares, Francisco, 76[1, 4]:07, 98
Snark (vessel), 55:228, 242
Sneath, Richard G., 20:266; 22:17-18; 27:69-70, 272-73; 29:253-54; 31:290
Snell, Charles W., review of Sherwood, Exploration of Alaska, 1865-1900, 45:270-271
Snell, John L., and Dexter Perkins, The Education of Historians in the United States, review, 42:59-61
Snelling's, Merced County, 12:6
Snelling, Alice Lee, 71:111
Snelling, Benjamin, 27:130
Snelling, James, 23:90
Snider, George G., 14:177
Snider, John, 33:364
Snodgrass Slough, 75:18
Snodgrass, David E., 25:192
Snodgrass, Harold G., 25:192
Snook, J. S., 20:115
Snook, Joseph F., 66:109
Snook, Joseph Francis, 19:210, 216; 26:22, 45, 61
Snook, Mrs. Joseph Francis (Maria Antonia Alvarado), 26:61
Snooks, P. (?; overland, 1844), 4:310
Snorgrass, J. William, "The Black Press in the San Francisco Bay Area, 1856-1900," 60:306-317
Snow & Burgess (schooner), 77[1-3]:86
Snow & Roos' Art Gallery, 71:16, 51, 52, 76
The Snow Storm (children's book), 63:172-176
Snow Storm Canyon, 39:264-66
Snow Tent, 29:194
Snow, Albert, 5:339
Snow, Arthur P., 24:190
Snow, Captain (in mines, 1849), 20:38, 40, 42
Snow, Horace (correspondent) 79[2]:144
Snow, Howard A., 15:88
Snow, Joseph C., 38:166
Snow, Robert, 14:305, 306, 307
Snow, S. A., 22:251
Snow, Stuart B., 69:200
Snowden, Richard, 11:122
Snowdon, Colonel (prison director, 1855), 16:339
"Snowflake," (ballet), 74:380
Snowhite, Edward S., 9:355, 386; 10:199
Snowhite, Harmon, 10:177, 199
Snowsheds, 18:365, 366-67, 368
Snowstorm in the Sierra (painting), 71:48
Snowville, 32:202
Snowy Butte (Mount Shasta), 5:117, 257
Snug Harbor saloon, San Diego, 22:350
Snug Saloon, San Francisco, 10:393; 20:308; 21:40, 44
Snyder (Yuba County, 1857, 1859), 9:149; 10:168, 372, 383, 384; lawsuits, 9:144
Snyder, A. J., 34:57
Snyder, Albert, 38:32
Snyder, Elizabeth, 75:94
Snyder, Gary, 68:191; 70:147; 77[1-3]:134, 139; 79[2]:222
Snyder, H. M., 9:99
Snyder, J. O., 69:177
Snyder, J. R., 54:144
Snyder, Jacob, 75:3
Snyder, Jacob R., 57:127
Snyder, Jacob Rink, 10:156, 158, 160, 190; 11:84; 18: following 72; 19:7, 116, 131, 135, 136, 138, 142; 23:370; 28:373; 29:166, 336; 30:56; facsimile signature, 10: opposite 159
Snyder, John W., "Buildings and Bridges for the Twentieth Century," 63:281-292
Snyder, John, 10:349-50; 74:165
Snyder, Joseph, 21:308
Snyder, M., 25:175
Snyder, Mary Ann Harrison, 78:237
Snyder, Mayor Meredith P., 57:164; 60:181
Snyder, Meredith, 55:168
Snyder, Mrs. A. J. ( née Chappelet), 17:48
Snyder, S. L., 17:84
Snyder, Theodore A., Jr., 71:249-250, 259
So Much To Be Done: Women Settlers on the Mining and Ranching Frontier, editor by Ruth B. Moynihan, Susan Armitage, and Christiane Fischer Dischamp, review, 70:217-218
So-far Disordered in Mind: Insanity in California, 1870-1930, by Richard W. Fox, review, 58:272-273
Soap Lake, 29:25
soap making, 77[4]:185
Soap, 2:55; 5:259, 269; 6:261; 13:215; 29:25, 320
Soares, John 73:154
Soberanes, Carmen, 1:234(?), 258
Soberanes, Edward, 67:164, 167
Soberanes, Feliciano, 1:258; 23:10, 13, 348
Soberanes, Gabriela, 1:234(?), 258
Soberanes, José María, [Soberanes, Jose Maria]13:198; 47:295
Soberanes, María Ignacia, [Soberanes, Maria Ignacia] see Bale, Mrs. Edward Turner
Soberanes, Mrs. Mariano (Maria Isidora Vallejo), 29:318
Soberanes, Panfilo, 23:12
Social adjustment, see After the Gold Rush: Society in Grass Valley and Nevada City, California, 1849-1870, by Ralph Mann, 62:144; and Die Goldgraeber Kaliforniens: Arbeitsbedingungen, Lebensstandard und Politisches System um die Mitte des 19. Jahrhunderts., by Norbert Finzch, review, Gunther Barth, 62:144
Social Darwinism 73:9; wedded to anthropology, 77[4]:125
Social Gospel movement, 72:336
"Social Life in Spanish California," address by Nellie V. Sanchez, 6:380-81
Social Purity Society, Pasadena, 64:196
Social Reform League, 67:5
social reform work, 76[1, 4]:30
"Social Science in the Central Valley of California: An Episode," by Richard S. Kirkendall, 43:195-218
Social Science Research Council, 62:85
Social Security, 75:8
Social Workers Placement Service, 75:88
Socialism, 40:215-36; see also George, Henry; see "Ozymandias, the Utopia That Failed," 51:119-130; "Portrait of a California Utopia," 51:131-154
Socialist Labor party, 62:199, 203; 67:182, 183
Socialist Party of America, 72:23
Socialist Party, 38:350; 54:45, 46
Socialists 73:201
Sociedad Filarm�nica Jalisciense, 78:185
Sociedad Hispanoamericana de Beneficiencia M�tua, 78:163
Sociedad de Irrigacion y Terrenos de la Baja California, 52:301
Sociedad Literaria Castellana de California, 64:53
Sociedade Portuguesa Rainha Santa Izabel, 35:244
Sociétaire, Le (monthly), [Societaire, Le]39:316-19, 346
Société californienne de 1850, d'après Bret Harte, by Reau, review, [Societe californienne de 1850, d'apres Bret Harte] 1:102-4
Société de Commerce de San Francisco, [Societe de Commerce de San Francisco] 22:303, 308
Société des Lingots d'Or, [Societe des Lingots d'Or] see Lingots d'Or
Société des Mines d'Or de la Californie, [Societe des Mines d'Or de la Californie]22:300
Societe Franeaise de Bienfaisance Mutuelle (health maintenance organization), 74:377
Société Immobiliere de San Francisco, [Societe Immobiliere de San Francisco] 22:309
Société Nationale, [Societe Nationale] 22:296-97
Société Française de Bienfaisance Mutuelle, San Francisco, [Societe Francaise de Bienfaisance Mutuelle, San Francisco] 22:213; 35:315; 39:153, 170, 227, 230-31, 234, 238, 242-43, 256
Societies, see names of organizations
Society for the Preservanon of National Parks, 38:254; 63:138; 71:159, 162
Society of California Archivists (SCA), inside front cover, Spring (volume 75), 75:2
"Society of California Pioneers and Pioneer Days," address by C. S. Cushing, 6:197-98
Society of California Pioneers, 6:197-98; 13:225; 15:166, 174, 301, 370, 373; 16:82, 200, 316; 17:74; 18:32, 36, 45; 21:369; 22:147, 275; 23:75, 173-74; 25:103; 26:107, 108, 129, 131, 133, 152, 158, 159; 27:106, 111; 28:65, 291; 30:55, 358; 30:358; 31:207, 208, 214; 33:311; 36:348; 37:216, 361; 38:28, 305; 60:359; 64:125; 66:65; 70:364; 75:65, 91; 76[2-3]:340; 77[1-3]:57, 60, 65; 77[4]:83
Society of California Pioneers, San Francisco, 69:287, 291
Society of California Volunteers, 15:301
Society of Friends, 78:195
Society of Jesus, 59:170, 172
Society of Northern California Indians, 50:241
Society of Old Californians, New York, 17:205; resolution, opposite 200
Society of Pacific Coast Pioneers, 11:51
Society of the Divine Word, 72:158
Society of the Golden Ingot (Societe' du Lingot d'Or), 59:335
Society of the Golden Ingots, see Lingots d'Or
Society of Thirty-two, 5:21
"Society's New Quarters [1938], The," by Douglas S. Watson, 17:7
Soda Bay, 32:366
Soda Lake, 2:235
Soda Springs, Idaho, 76[2-3]:314
Soda Springs, Nevada County, 18:179
Soda Springs, Riverside County, 12:9
Soeten, Harlan, 58:324
Sofre (San Francisco, 1854), 30:254, 264
Sofronoff, Alexander I., 64:291, 292, 294
soft chess (Bromus mollis), 76[2-3]:23
Soher, Lewis, 13:32
Sohr, Dr. (Calaveras County, 1856), 7:13
Soichiro, Asano 73:36
soil groups, in California, 76[2-3]:20, 30
Soja, Edward W., and Allen J. Scott, editors, The City: Los Angeles and Urban Theory at the End of the Twentieth Century, review, 77[1-3]:70-71
Sojourner Truth Club, 75:228
Sokol, A. E., 28:92; "California: A Possible Derivation of the Name," 28:23-30
Solá, Armando, [Sola, Armando]53:145
Solá, Faustino, [Sola, Faustino]46:199
Solá, Pablo Vicente de, [Sola, Pablo Vicente de]2:341-43; 6:255; 12:231, 234, 235, 242; 13:205, 206, 209; 14:15, 123; 15:141-42; 16:105, 106, 109; 17:246; 20:239; 23:5; 24:291, 308; 25:60, 76, 149, 362; 27:333; 28:258; 37:123, 246; 46:115, 321; 49:155; 52:41; 76[2-3]:129, 131; see "The Gobernantes of Spanish Upper California: a Profile," 51:254-264 passim, biographical sketch, 279-280; 63:234, 235; 68:125; 70:211; 78:6, 8, 9, 10
Sola, Pedro de, 76[2-3]:163
Solano, 76[2-3]:215
Solano (Indian chief) 79[2]:94
Solano County Courthouse, 24:64
Solano County Herald, Benicia (newspaper), 16:340; 30:363
Solano County, California, 74:177; 77[4]:247
Solano House (or Hotel), Benicia, 14:364, 367; 15:73-74; 27:302, 308
Solano, Francisco II, 16:351, 370
Solano, Francisco, 4:286; 12:133, 198; 16:244, 245, 250, 348, 355, 356, 360-61, 370; 17:52, 146-50, 155; 20:234; 23:295; 28:264; 29:311-12, 314
Solano, Isadora, 75:94
Solar energy 73:150
Solar Heater Company (division of Solar Motor Company), 62:44
Solar Motor Company, 62:44
Solar water heater installation, Pomona Valley, California (1911) (photograph), 62: front cover (Spring 1983)
Solar water heaters, see "Free Hot Water Day and Night - Solar Water Heaters in California," by Ken Butti & John Perlin, 62:48-51
Solares, Maria, 63:144
Solares, Rafael, 71:320 (photograph)
Solari, Juan, 69:324
Solberg, Curtis B., and George E. Frakes, editors, Minorities in California, review, 51:361-362
Soldados de cuera, see Leather-jacket soldiers
Soldado de Monterey (drawing), 76[2-3]:115
Soldier's, Sailor's and Marine's Land Settlement Conference (1919), 52:312
"Soldiers of the Overland," address by Fred B. Rogers, 18:286
Soldiers Relief Fund (1862), 43:296, 303
Soldiers Relief Fund, San Francisco, 72:330
"Soldiers under Stephen Watts Kearny," by Dwight L. Clarke, 45:132-148
Soledad (Indian), 23:1
Soledad (ship), 11:342; 12:147
Soledad Mission, 76[2-3]:123; see Missions: Nuestra Senora de la Soledad
Soledad Ranch, 65:6
Soledad Valley, 26:59
Soledad, California, 62:170
Soledad, Los Angeles County, 17:113, 208, 209, 215
Soledad, Monterey County, 17:100, 101; 30:311
Soler, Pablo, 4:145-46; 52:34; 67:78
Solerer y Sinton, 30:258
Solinger, Rickie (historian) 79[2]:317
Solinsky, Frank J., Jr., obituary, 29:378-79
Solis, General, 53:73
Solís, Joaquín, [Solis, Joaquin] 16:219, 222; 27:337
"Solitaire" (pseudonym), see Robb, John S.
Solitude (ship), 8:234, 248
Solly, S. Edwin, 50:125
Solnit, Rebecca, Savage Dreams: A Journey into Hidden Wars of the American West, review, 74:438
Solomon, Eric (professor), 78:200
Solomon, Lucius L., 58:174
Solomon, P. L., 10:170; 32:146, 148, 152
Solomons, Selina, 65:161
Solomons, Theodore Seixas, 4:39, 46-47, 48
Solon & Schemmel (tile makers) 73:213
Solon, Mr. A. L. 73:209, 211, 212, 213
Solono, Chief, 65:247
Solvay Process County, 17:117
"Some Anthropological Perspectives on California History," address by Robert F. Heizer, 33:85-88
"Some Bibliographical Notes Concerning Jerónimo de Ripalda's Catecismo," by Henry R. Wagner, ["Some Bibliographical Notes Concerning Jeronimo de Ripalda's Catecismo"] 16:373-75
Some California Catholic Reminiscences for the United States Bicentennial, editor by Francis J. Weber, review, 56:87-88
"Some California Dates of 1859," Compiler Mrs. Harold David etal., 38:25-30
"Some California Dates of 1860," Compiler Gordon C. Roadarmel, 38:329-40; "...of 1861," 39:289-308
"Some California Place Names," address by Aubrey Drury, 15:89
"Some California Politics about 1860," address by George T. Clark, 9:90-91
"Some Detached Notes by Henry Chapman Ford on the Missions of California," 3:238-44
"Some Early Botanical Explorers of California," address by Alice Eastwood, 18:376
"Some Engineering Works on the Comstock," address by John D. Galloway, 19:187
"Some Facts Concerning Leland Stanford... in Placer County," by Boutwell Dunlap, 2:203-10
"Some Footnotes to Sutter's Fort," address by Carroll D. Hall, 30:375-76
"Some Forgotten Characters of Old San Francisco," address by Robert E. Cowan, 13:88
Some Imaginary California Geography, by Wagner, review, 6:95-96
"Some Letters of George Sterling," editor John R. Dunbar, 40:137-55
"Some Letters of William S. Jewett, California Artist," editor Elliot Evans, 23:149-77, 227-46
"Some New Thoughts on an Old Mill," by Jean Bruce Ward and Gary Kurutz, 53:139-164
"Some Notes with Regard to Drake's Plate of Brass," by Allen L. Chickering, 16:275-81
"Some Oatman Documents," editor Alice B. Maloney, 21:107-12
"Some Observations of California Mission Life," address by Edward T. Planer, Jr., 30:84-86
"Some Phases of California Literature," address by Br. Leo, 8:283
"Some Phases of French Society in San Francisco in the `Fifties," from Journal of Ernest de Massey, translator Blanche C.Wagner, 32:105-18
"Some Pioneer Artists of California," address by Eugen Neuhaus, 15:383
Some Random Reminiscences of an Antiquarian Bookseller, by Harold C Holmes, review, 48:183-184
"Some Romantic Realities in the History of California," address by Robert E. Cowan, 8:90
"Some Russian Influences on the History of California," address by E. O. Essig, 8:90
"Some Shadows of the San Francisco Stage," by James Madison, 4:59-63
Somero, Angel, 23:371
Somers, Fred W., 28:10
Somers, Fred, 52:159, 163; 60:334
Somers, Frederick M., 66:56
Somers, George B. and Mary McIntyre (Hooper), 31:302
Somerset House, El Dorado County, 20:158; 27:86
Somerville (Yuba County, 1857), 9:134, 135; & Company, 9:134, 136
Somerville, Bill, 66:66
Somerville, Dr. J. A., 60:74
Somerville, Dr. John, and Dr. Vada, 75:230, 232
Somerville, Dr. Vada, 60:74
Somervilles, 66:65-66
Somes, George A., 26:204
"`Something A Little Different': La Cuesta Encantada's Architectural Precedents and Cultural Prototypes," by Robert C. Pavlik, 71:462-477
"`Something Newer and Nobler Is Called Into Being': Clarence King, Catastrophism, and California," by Keith R. Burich, 72:234-49
"`Sometimes When I Hear the Winds Sigh': Mortality on the Overland Trail," by Robert W. Carter, 74:146-161
Sommers, Captain (of Swallow, 1861), 10:283, 286, 356
Sommers, Charles, 3:118; 48:345
Sommers, Wong, 67:281
Sone, Monica 73:45, 46
Sonenfeld, Alexandra Apostolides, 60:126
Sonenshein, Raphael J., Politics in Black and White: Race and Pozver in Los Angeles, review 73:331
Song Kuang Do, 67:43 (photograph), 44-55 passim
"Song of the Free" (poem), 78:252, 253, "The
Song of Russia (motion picture), 52:333, 334, 335
Songer, W. F., 21:130
Songs of the Great American West, edited by Irwin Silber, review, 48:259-260
Songs: sung in 1827, 8:147; in 1844, 4:309-10; by Mormons, 1846, 37:234; in 1849, 2:99-100; in the `50's, 9:391; 22:30-31; in the `60's, 36:297; words by Bret Harte, 4:207; by Stephen Massett, 14:387, 388; 22:31; by Frank Soulé, [Frank Soule] 22:38
Songster, J. T., 31:232
Sonin, Hille, review of Lewin, One of Benny's Faces: A Study of Beniamino Bufano, 1886-1970, The Man Behind The Artist, 60:198-199
Sonkin, Charles, 68:81
Sonnichson v Brown, et al, (court case), 52:249
Sonoma, inside front cover, Summer (volume 75), 75:363
Sonoma [County] Democrat, Santa Rosa, 20:165; 22:361
Sonoma County Coroner's Office, 75:367
Sonoma County Railroad Company, 70:110
Sonoma County, 15:161; 24:58; 57:114-129 passim; fair, 36:245; newspaper, 22:361; Swiss in, 30:310, 311; tannery in, 33:63-64
Sonoma Hotel, 24:49, 57
Sonoma Mission, see Missions: San Francisco Solano
Sonoma State University, 75:366
Sonoma Trail, 49:203
Sonoma Valley railway companies, 17:238
Sonoma Valley, California, 13:266; 16:112-13; 27:308; 29:319; 36:241-44 passim; 49:143-162 passim; 74:188; 76[2-3]:322, 337
Sonoma Wine Company, 54:172-173
Sonoma, California 1:29, 31; 12:255; 16:114, 236; 17:66, 141, 155, 235, 236, 274, 281, 294; 25:122, 123, 124; 29:149-54 passim; 30:363; 36:242, 243; 46:20, 22, 25, 129; 73:101; 76[2-3]:213, 215, 217, 339, 340, 341, 342, 343; 76[1, 4]:82; 77[4]:113, 185, 245-47; barracks, 16:236; 17:143; 21:13; churches, 26:171; 27:308; in 1840s, 12:255; 13:266; 16:101, 250; 17:55, 141-49; 19:198; 21:10, 11; 23:294; 29:316; in 1850s, 2:136; 17:237-38; 23:259-60; 24:58-63, 64, 67, 169; in 1860s, 17:236, 238; 36:245; 1870-1919, 17:238-39; founding of, 16:99-100, 114, 242-45; 24:57; guns at, 2:362; 15:64, 65, 69; 17:164, 278; 24:57; mail service, 10:353, 354; military post, 15:61; 16:100, 242, 243; 17:143-48 passim, 164; 21:13; 24:57, 59; 34:25, 27; name, 16:112; newspapers, 17:239-40; 18:277; 23:259-60; 24:58; printing at, 12:128, 133-34; thespian club, 9:79; U.S. flag raised at, 2:357, 361; 3:84; 16:100, 101; 17:275-76; letters from, 29:149-51, 153, 157; book on, review, 2:364-65; see also Bear Flag revolt; Missions: San Francisco Solano; see Documents for the History of Sonoma, California, 1848-1906: A Calendar," 59:255-264; 78:166, 172
Sonora (schooner), 76[2-3]:94, 95
Sonora (Panama steamer, 1850s), 4:237; 11:10-11; 15:164, 166, 169, 176, 182, 186, 269, 270, 273, 278, 279; 16:84, 285, 338; 17:179; 26:305; 27:327; 29:103, 116; 32:209, 310, 312; 34:336; 38:337; 39:297
Sonora (ship, 1775), 9:205-32 passim 240-42
Sonora (small steamer, 1852), 18:6
Sonora (vessel), 43:51; 57:48
Sonora Emigrant Road, 34:213, 215-17
Sonora Grange, 64:257
Sonora Greys, 37:366
Sonora Junction, 36:360-61
Sonora Pass, 4:8; 26:236, 244; 34:216
Sonora Stagecoach (movie), 72:46
Sonora Town, 60:34
Sonoratown (Los Angeles), 78:181, 182, 187
Sonora, California, 1:98; 8:87; 10:45-46, 68; 11:164-69 passim, 331, 336; 13:373, 383; 15:273; 17:6-7, 10-17 passim; 19:325; 20:101, 256; 22:71, 73, 82; 30:110, 259, 266; 32:53, 55, 125-30 passim, 138; 34:213, 215, 293-95; 35:40, 41; 38:38, 309; 48:53; 55:150, 155; 77[1-3]:6; 79[2]:55, 63, 75, 124, 152, 286, 325; letters from, 35:213-19, 221-31; newspapers, 1:98; 5:311; 7:277; illustration, 10: opposite 58
Sonora, Mexico, 5:372; 9:281, 364, 369, 370, 391; 21:297, 328; 21:297, 328; 27:205, 206, 214, 353-54; 34:134-37 passim; 76[2-3]:116, 239, 300, 342, 345, 349; 77[4]:84, 89; Crabb's expedition to, 9:144, 176; 21:32-33; French filibusters in, 18:3-21; 23:174; 35:319-20; gold rush from, 13:363; 19:324-25; 27:162, 164; 35:37; newspapers, 1:98; 5:311; 7:277; Walker's expedition to, 27:145-46, 147, 203-4, 204-5; 48:212; 56:256, 258
Sonora, Mexico,
Sonoran Desert, 75:316
Sonoranian (Sonorian, Sonoran) Camp, Tuolumne Company, 3:373, 383, 384; 19:325; see also Sonora
Sonorans, 4:170; 5:354, 372; 13:165, 225, 277, 383; 17:4, 15; 19:325-26; 21:358; 23:367; 26:124; 27:162, 164; 31:310; 35:37-46 passim; see also Mexicans; Hispanics
Sonorian Camp, Yuba County, 15:39-40
Sons of Italy, 70:371; 74:188; 75:341, 347
Sons of Revolutionary Sires, 29:290-94
Sons of Temperance, 2:119; 9:157, 177; 15:45, 180; 16:81; 20:373; 32:131-32, 137; 38:311
Sons of the American Revolution, 29:289-95
Sontag, H. B., 45:57
Sontag, John, 8:281-82
Sonthard, L., 13:32
Sophia Sutherland (vessel), 55:228
Sophie (brig, 1855), 15:272
Sophie (river steamer, 1851), 2:138
Sophie B. (schooner, 1864), 22:170
Soquel (ship), 31:295
Soracco, Carlo, 47:210
Sorbier, Cecile M., 31:377; 32:186; 52: portrait, 83
Sorbier, Louis Jules, portrait, 38: opposite 160
Sorbier, Louise Agathe J. (Bacon), 31:377; 33:374
Sorcey, W. B., 9:61
Sorcière, La (play), 20:140; 33:45
Soria, Rafael de Jesús, [Soria, Rafael de Jesus] 23:9
Soriano, Raphael, 60:73
Sorrel, Francis, 28:352
Sorrell, Herbert K., 75:36, 38
Sorrentini, Cayetano, 67:152, 154
Soscol Rancho, 64:136, 138
Soscol, see Suscol
Sosnofsky, Anna, 72:23
Soteaux (died 1832), 22:198, 199
Soto, Antonio, 14:22; 46:318
Soto, Felipe, 17:250
Soto, Francisco (3 of this name?), 1:167; 2:346; 14:99
Soto, Gary, 68:188, 190, 191, 194; editor, California Childhood: Recollections and Stories of the Golden State, review 47-48
Soto, Guillermo, 13:203; 46:320-321; 55:331, 332, 333, 335
Soto, Hernando de, 1:44; 6:299
Soto, Ignacio (quicksilver mine, 1848), 13:60, 78
Soto, Ignacio (San Francisco, 1776), 14:99
Soto, José María, [Soto, Jose Maria] 46:320-321
Soto, Josefa, 6:270
Soto, Juan (farmer near San Jose, 1841), 13:269, 278
Soto, Juan (outlaw, 1860s), 17:115
Soto, Lorenzo, 21:351; 26:29, 42, 54, 58
Soto, Mrs. Guillermo (Nicolasa Ramirez), 55:331, 333
Soto, Mrs. Juan (Petra Pacheco), 13:278
Soto, Pepita, 9:275
Soto, Rejis, 13:203
Soto, Tiburcio, 46:321
Soucha (Yuba County, 1857), 9:148
Souffrey (ship), 5:141
Soulé, Frank, [Soule, Frank] 7:281; 8:361, 362; 13:299; 14:74; 15:165, 174, 186, 272; 16:336; 20:336; 22:38, 260, 275; 26:344; 29:260; 30:252, 256; 38:310; 52:129; 61:20; 78:141, 144, 261
Soulé, Frank, Jr., [Soule, Frank, Jr.] 4:31; 35:255, 260, 263
Soulé, Henry Douglas Bacon, [Soule, Henry Douglas Bacon] 26:197, 200; "Old California Market, San Francisco," 5:85-86; book review by, 6:99-101
Soule, John P., 57:254; 71:98
Soule, Robert S., 22:78-79
Soulie, Maurice, [Soulié, Maurice] The Wolf Cub, translator Symons, review, 7:198-99
"Source of the Sutter Myth, The," by Erwin G. Gudde, 9:398-99
Sources and Readings in Arizona History, edited by Andrew Wallace, review, 46:367-368
"Sources in Mexico for the History of Spanish California," by W, Michael Mathes, 61:223-226
"Sources in the Streets: The Sather Gate Handbill Collection of the University of California Archives," by J. R. K. Kantor, 55:270-263
Sourdoughs, 76[1, 4]:4, 5, 6, 8
Souris (Mouse, now Mary's) River, 23:143
Sousa, John Philip, 78:164
South Africa, 76[2-3]:19, 88; 77[1-3]:142; 77[4]:287
South Africa, gold in, 28:277-78
South America 73:289, 290; 74:50; 76[2-3]:98, 100; 77[4]:28, 155, 285
South America, emigrants from, 19:326-27, 334
South America, see "Chileans in California During the Gold Rush Period and the Establishment of the Chilean Consulate," 53:52-70
South and Southwest (1925), by Jay B. Hubbell 79[2]:207
South Branch of the Clamet (watercolor), 76[2-3]:361, 372
South Carolina (ship, 1836), see Sarah and Caroline
South Carolina (ship, 1849), 27:362
South Carolina, 16:154-60, 170; 76[1, 4]:84
South Dome (Half Dome), Yosemite, 1:279
South End Rowing Club, 64:273, 274, 276, 277, 280, 282
South Fork of the American River, 77[4]:1, 2, 212
South From San Francisco, by Frank M. Stanger, review, 45:174-176
South Gardens (Panama Pacific International Exposition), 62:110
South Gateway Committee, 74:329
South Main Street, [Bodie, California] (photograph), by Jill A. Lachman 73:308, front cover, 73: Winter
"South of Market and Bunker Hill: An Introduction to Neighborhood Histories by Anne B. Bloomfield and Anastasia Loukaitou-Sideris and Gail Sansbury," by Kevin Starr, 74:370-371
South of Market Boys (political club), 74:378
South of Market district (San Francisco, California), 74:370, 379, 383-384, 386, 388, 390, 392-393
The South of Market Journal, 74:378
South of Market (San Francisco), 60:114, 117; 76[1, 4]:132
South Omaha (Nebraska), 63:116
South Pacific Coast Railroad, 18:373; 61:38
South Park, San Francisco, 10:44, 67; 16:182, 195, 341; 17:85; 19:231-32, 238; 36:212; 39:304; illustration, 19: opposite 225; 46:227; 50:79-83 passim; 52:198, 199; photo of 79[2]:132; see "Rincon Hill was San Francisco's most genteel neighborhood," 58:48-61 passim
South Pass, 1:64; 3:53; 4:127-28, 134, 139, 279, 338; 5:117, 362; 6:117; 22:137; 27:182; 38:275; 40:161
South Pass, 1868: James Chisholm's Journal of the Wyoming Gold Rush, by Lola M. Homsher, review, 41:345-346
South Pearl Street, (Los Angeles home of Eliza Houghton), 74:166
South San Francisco Improvement Club, 63:130
South San Francisco Land and Improvement Company, 63:121
South San Francisco Land Company, 63:126, 129, 130
South San Francisco School Board, 78:194
South San Francisco, 5:376; 17:245, 254, 255; 25:264; 63:114-134; deindustrialization strategy, 131; rail connections to, 127-128
"South San Francisco: The Making of an Industrial City," by Joseph A. Blum, 63:114-134
South Seas, 75:281
South Vallejo, 27:194, 197, 200, 201; photograph, 27: opposite 200; 76[1, 4]:86, 87
South Yuba Canal, 18:154; 29:193, 199-200
South, Marshal, 67:18-25, 19 (photograph)
South, Rider, 67:18-25, 19 (photograph), 25 (photograph)
South, Rudyard, 67:18-25, 19 (photograph), 25 (photograph)
South, Tanya, 1825, 67:19 (photograph)
South, Victoria, 67:18-25
South, Will, review, of Karlstrom, On the Edge of America: California Modernist Art, 1900-1950; Trenton, Independent Spirits: Women Painters in the American West, 1890-1945; and Landauer, Keyes and Stern, California Impressionists, 76:Supp. 33-34
Southeast Asian Archives, 75:95
Southampton (vessel, ship), 6:151; 33:341; 36:310; 54:238, 243
"Southern and Northern Methodism in Civil War California," by Barbara McClung MacVicar, 40:327-42
Southern and Western Hotel, Marysville, 14:394, 404
Southern California and Its University: A History of USC, 1880-1964, by Manuel P. Servin and Iris Higbie Wilson, review, 49:57-58
Southern California and Salt Lake Railroad, 70:84
Southern California and the Civil War, 69:372-383
Southern California Citrus Industry, 74: Spring, 1995
Southern California Colony Association, 74:28
Southern California Committee for the Olympic Games, 63:101, 102
Southern California Country, by Carey McWilliams, 77[1-3]:130, 132
Southern California Edison Company (SCE), 55:14; 60:254; 67:13; 73:148-49, 150, 151, 154
Southern California Female Negro Chorus, 75:243
Southern California Library for Social Studies and Research (Los Angeles), 75:38, 39
Southern California Fruit Exchange, 65:6
Southern California Fruit Growers Exchange, 74:8, 31, 55
Southern California Gas Company, 31:176
Southern California Historical Society, 62:35
Southern California Intercollegiate Athletic Association, 63:31
Southern California Lawn Tennis Association, 63:28
Southern California Railroad, 75:118
Southern California Railway, 70:103
Southern California Rapid Transit District (RTD), 55:324; 63:89, 92
Southern California Telephone Company, 63:95
Southern California Walnut Association, 47:123
Southern California's Best Ghost Towns: A Practical Guide, by Philip Varney, review, 70:413-415
Southern California's Spanish Heritage: An Anthology, edited, by Doyce B. Nunis, Jr., review 73:243
Southern California, 74:235, 246, 248, 281, 288; 75:212-213; 77[1-3]:61; transportation and, 77[4]:266-68
Southern California, Los Angeles, 13:336, 337; 29:245
Southern California: An Island on the Land, by Carey McWilliams, 74:3
Southern Californians Incorporated, 59:299
Southern Counties Gas Company, 31:176; 75:123
Southern Maidu, 77[4]:9
Southern Mines, 77[4]:29, 36, 38, 89, 131, 180
Southern News, Los Angeles, 13:347; 32:327, 344; 39:289
Southern Pacific (The), 1901-1985, by Don L. Hofsommer, review, 66:224-225
Southern Pacific Building, San Francisco, 74:386
Southern Pacific, by Bill Yenne, review, 66:304-305
Southern Pacific Company, 63:257; 66:304-305; 74:87 (photo); 76[1, 4]:inside front cover; Spring
Southern Pacific Land Company, 61:102, 104, 105
Southern Pacific of Mexico Railroad, 70:110
Southern Pacific Railroad (SP), 4:93, 225-26; 7:292; 8:282; 15:190, 380; 17:238; 18:373, 384; 22:162, 164; 24:91; 28:94; 30:341; 32:342-44, 366, 368, 369; 35:263-64; 36:104, 105, 375-77; 41:212; 42:36, 37, 38, 135; 45:225-240 passim; 49:329, 330; 52:304, 305, 307, 310; 53:106; see "The Octopus Reconsidered: The Southern Pacific and Agricultural Modernization in California, 1865-1915," 54:197-220; "Hiram Johnson, the Lincoln-Roosevelt League, and the Election of 1910," 55:313, 322, 324; 59:109, 111, 163, 232; 60:32, 33, 41, 48; 61:212; 63:120, 127, 282; 64:24, 26, 29, 276, 277, 278, 294; 66:224-225; 67:98, 101, 102, 107; 69:100, 103, 128, 129, 130, 159, 344, 358, 359, 362, 363, 364, 365, 366, 367, 369; 70:6-7, 8, 10-11, 13-29, 30-31, 33, 35-45, 46-60, 62-63, 65-66, 68-75, 77, 84, 86-87, 90, 97-99, 101, 104, 106, 109, 110, 113; 71:355, 356; 72:343, 348, 349, 351; 73:6; 75:14, 18, 117 (and photo), 118 (and photo), 121; 75:212, 227, 228, 237, 332, 333; 77[1-3]:52, inside front cover, Fall (volume 77), 137, 164, 165, 178; 77[4]:138; 78:41, 45, 47, 49, 53, 154, 159, Winter, inside front cover (volume 78); and land grants, 42, 43; as viewed by settlers, 48; Browning, O.H. (Secretary of Interior), 48; bypasses Visalia, 44

Cascade Line, 30, 36, 40, 41
Coos Bay Branch, 36-37
Klamath Falls-Susanville-Fernley Line, 41-42
Long Wharf at Santa Monica, 16 (photograph)
Modoc Line, 41-42
Mojave-Needles branch line, 53
Overland Limited (train), 70
Siskiyou Line, 36, 40
Sunset Limited (train), 62
"Sunset Route," 68
Tillamook Branch, 36
water systems, 46-60
Southern Pacific Railroad Company, 74:87 (photo), 91; pamphlets 85 (photo); 384, 387, 423
Southern Pacific Railroad Station, San Francisco, 74:390
Southern Pacific Railway Station, Tucson, Arizona, 53:368-369
Southern Pacific Transportation Company, 70:9
Southern Pacific v. Orton (1879), 78:48, 49, 50, 51
"Southern Pacific: Myth and Reality, by W. H. Hutchinson, 48:325-334
Southern Rifles, 29:234-39 passim
Southern Sierra Power Company, 55:105-106
Southern Sierras of California, The, by Saunders, review, 3:92
Southern Syndicate, San Diego, 36:75-76
Southern Title & Trust Company, 36:76, 156-60, 163-64
Southern Trust & Savings Bank, Southern Trust & Commerce Bank, 35:363; 37:353-54
Southern Vineyard (newspaper), 53:150; 78:179
Southern Vineyard, Los Angeles, 13:337
Southern, May Hazel, obituary, 22:381-82
Southern/Central Pacific Railroad, 70:79
Southerner (ship), 15:268, 270; 32:353, 360-61
Southerner (vessel), 46:294
Southfork, Madera County, 38:223-24
Southgate & Mitchell, 19:146
Southgate, Horatio, 12:100
Southport Land and Improvement Company, 12:33
Southwest (U.S.), 74:246
Southwest Expedition of Jedediah S. Smith (The): His Personal Account of the Journey to California, 1826-1827, editor by George R. Brooks, review, 69:301
Southwest Expedition of Jedediahh S. Smith (The): His Personal Account of the Journey to California, 1826-1827, edited by George R. Brooks, review, 57:382
Southwest Museum, 75:4
Southwest Museum, Los Angeles, 4:215; 13:151; 31:18; 78:162, 172
Southwest of John H. Slaughter, 1841-1922 (The), by Allen A. Erwin, review, 46:365-366
Southwest Regional Office of the U.S. Forest Service (San Francisco), 75:84
Southwester (ship), 22:162, 166, 167
Southwestern Law School, 60:85
A Southwestern Utopia, by Thomas A Robertson, review, 44:65
Southwick, John (Grass Valley, 1850s), 6:339
Southwick, John (Stockton's battalion, 1846), 21:354, 357
Southwick, Willard, 16:283
Southwind (yacht), 75:58
Southworth, Albert, 47: insert between 71 & 73
Southworth, Eli, 11:381(?); 12:138; 14:320, 322, 324, 328, 329, 330
"Souvenirs of an Interesting Family," by Helen T. Pratt, 7:282-85, 406
Soverano, Francisco, 13:78
Sovereign (ship), 22:154, 170, 171
Sovereign of the Seas (ship), 10:294
Soviet Union, 75:50; 77[4]:168
Soviet Union Archives, see "Russian Travel Notes and Journals as Sources for The History of California, 1800-1850," 52:37-63; see also Russia; U.S.S.R.
Sovulewski, Gabriel, 69:187
Sowers, Lewis, 6:350
Sowers, Roy Vernon, 66:66
Sowers, William, 31:171
Souza, Joseph M., 76[1, 4]:95
Spaatz, Carl "Ike's Eagle" (Major), 70:291, 300 (photograph), 303
Spadea, Angela, 75:346
Spafford (Calaveras County, 1852), 22:78
"Spain Delayed Occupation of California," address by David P. Barrows, 26:374-76
Spain in America, by Charles Gibson, review, 47:358-361
Spain's Colonial Outpost, by John A. Schutz, review, 65:139
Spain, 75:349, 355; 77[1-3]:58; 77[4]:25
Spalding (or Spaulding), Charles C., 37:271
Spalding, A. G., 75:24
Spalding, Albert, 25:236
Spalding, Elizabeth, 70:345
Spalding, Georgiana Lacy (Thompson), 27:286
Spalding, Henry H., 45:126, 127, 128
Spalding, Henry Harmon, 4:353; 10:402; 15:283, 285; 20:25; 25:141, 142, 143
Spalding, Josiah, 12:244-45; 17:63; 18:310; 28:108
Spalding, Sumner A., 63:72
Spalding, William A., 46:349, 350
Spalding, William Andrew, 57:164
Spalding, Z. N., 18:306-7
Spalek, John M., and Joseph Strelka, editors, Deutsche Exil-literatur seit 1933. Teil I. Kalifornien, review, 56:377
Spangenberg, E. M., 22:32, 39
Spangled Gold Gulch, 28:335
Spangler, Fay, 63:290
Spaniards, 74:297, 298
Spanish American War 73:9; 77[1-3]:183
"Spanish Anchorage in San Francisco Bay, The," by J. N. Bowman, 25:319-24
Spanish and Mexican law, 74:48
Spanish and Mexican periods, 74:48-49, 56, see also Mexican period
Spanish Arcadia, by Sanchez, review, 9:87
Spanish Bar, 2:138; 19:134, 143
Spanish Californians, 8:309-12; 15:231-34, 237-38; 25:313, 314; soldiers, 8:310-11; women, 8:311; see also Mexican Californians
Spanish Camp, on Spanish Creek, 32:376
Spanish colonialism, 76[2-3]:7, 49
Spanish Expeditions & Explorers, see Anza; Atondo y Antillón [Atondo y Antillon]; Bodega y Quadra; Cabrillo; Cermeno; Fages; Portola; Ulloa; Vizcaino
Spanish expeditions and explorations, 3:262-67 passim 4:142-43; 10:313-45; 26:375-76; 32:43-48 passim; see also Anza; Atondo y Antillón [Atondo y Antillon]; Bodega y Quadra; Cabrillo; Cermeñio [Cermenio]; Fages; Garcés [Garces]; Goycoechea; Hezeta; Malaspina; Portolá [Portola]; Ulloa; Unamuno; Vizcaino
Spanish explorations, 76[2-3]:48, 80-96, 98-103, 357
Spanish explorers, 77[4]:2
Spanish Flat, 8:201, 210; 38:307; 79[2]:12
Spanish fortifications, 63:230-240
Spanish Franciscan missionaries, 71:342, 343, 372-385 passim
Spanish Frontier in North America (The), by David J. Weber, review, 72:375
Spanish land claims in North America, 63:230-231
Spanish language newspapers, 37:199
Spanish language, 74:56, 66, 232, 252, 258, 271, 277, 281-289, 302
Spanish Mine, 11:61
Spanish miners, 77[4]:151
Spanish missionaries, 74:47
Spanish Naval Department, San Blas, see "Harbor Entry and Recognition Signals in Early California," 49:47-54
Spanish period in California, 1:157-67, 169; 4:142-50; 15:139-42; 17:118-22, 246-48; 32:43-48 passim; see "Costansó's 1794 Report on Stregthening New California's Presidios," ["Costanso's 1794 Report on Stregthening New California's Presidios"] 49:221-232;' "The Establishment of the Villa de Branciforte," 41:29-50; "Fages as Explorer, 1769-1772," 51:338-356; "The Gobernantes of Spanish Upper California: A Profile," 51:253-280; "Lumbering in Hispanic California 41:237-248; "Missionization of the Coast Miwok Indians of California, 49:143-162; "Municipal Government in Spanish California," 46:307-335; "The Quest for the Governorship of Spanish California," 43:45-56; "Rivera at San Francisco: A Journal of Exploration, 1774," 41:325-341; "Their Pride, Their Manners, and Their Voices: Sources of the Traditional Portrait of the Early Californians," 53:71-82; see also Branciforte; Fages; Lasuén [Lasuen]; Missions; Neve; Portolá [Portola]; Rivera y Moncada; Serra
Spanish River (Sacramento River), 24:232
Spanish Royal Corps of Engineers in the Western Borderlands (The): Instruments of Bourbon Reform, 1764-1815, by Janet W. Fireman, review, 57:107
Spanish settlers, 76[2-3]:1, 4
A Spanish Soldier in the Royal Presidio of Santa Barbara; Experiences of a California Soldier, by Rafael Gonzalez, review, 67:285
Spanish Songs of Old California, editor Lummis, review, 2:363-64
Spanish Southwest, The, by Wagner, review, 3:290-91
Spanish trail, between Santa Fe and Los Angeles, 1:119, 121, 123, 148; 2:39; 10:27-39, 89; 14:348; 22:12; 34:212; map, 10: opposite 27; see also Santa Fe trail
Spanish Voyages to the Northwest Coast of American in the Sixteenth Century (Wagner), 76[2-3]:78
"Spanish Voyages to the Northwest Coast in the 16th Century," by Henry R.Wagner, 6:293-331; 7:20-77, 132-93, 228-76, 295-394; 8:26-70
Spanish-California, see "Power and Priorities: Church-State Boundary Disputes in Spanish California," 57:367-375
Spanish-Mexican land grants, 74:176
Spanish, 75:89
Spark, Anna Maria, 7:108-10
Sparkman, Philip Stedman, 75:23
Sparks (Stockton, 1892), 34:351, 354
Sparks, G. S., 14:177
Sparks, Isaac, 76[2-3]:312
Sparks, Isaac J., 1:170; 2:45; 4:157; 18:162, 164, 175, 256; 27:135; 54:327
Sparks, Matthew, 28:237, 242
Sparks, Quartus S. and Mary (Hamilton), 14:73, 176, 182
Sparlin (Mount Shasta, 1856), 6:74
Sparrow (ship), 22:172
Sparrow, A. R., 39:159
Sparrow, S. J., 48:8
"Spartacus," 60:127
Spatz, Carl, 63:43
Spaulding & Martin, 30:103
Spaulding (Marysville, 1859), 10:173, 195
Spaulding (New York Flat, 1855), 8:342, 348
Spaulding, Charles A., 30:102, 107, 113
Spaulding, De Forest Wells and Letitia Jane (Joiner), 31:190
Spaulding, Dr., 51:162
Spaulding, Lake, 29:199
Spaulding, Miss (near Placerville, 1865), 20:256-57
Spaulding, Nathan Weston, 29:381
Spaulding, Summer, 59:134
Spaulding, William A., 63:297
"Speakeasy" (dance), 75:81
Spear (2d mate Westward Ho, 1852), 26:227; 28:322; 29:39
Spear (Marysville, 1859, 1861), 10:363, 375; lawsuit, 10:188
Spear's Bank, Georgetown, 17:78
Spear, Carolyn Hinckley 73:197
Spear, J. I., 69:287
Spear, Mrs. Nathan (Jane Holmes), 14:127
Spear, Nathan, 3:32; 4:169-70; 5:255, 305; 8:124; 10:91; 11:73, 75, 130, 135; 12:146; 14:80, 121-29 passim, 342; 16:58, 106, 324-26, 329-31; 17:54, 157, 293-95, 297, 300; 18:67, 70; 28:113, 253, 257, 266-67; 30:1, 3; 35:200; 41:240; 50:7, 9, 10; 51:17; 54:324; 65:243; 73:105, 106; 76[2-3]:306, 310
Spear, Thomas G., 23:272, 279, 280; 30:247
Spear, William N., 14:128
Spearman, Arthur D., 37:303-4
Spearman, Arthur Dunning, John Joseph Montgomery, Father of Basic Flight, 1858-1911, review, 48:188-189
Spears, Harold (San Francisco school superintendent), 78:196
Spears, John Randolph, 17:117
Special Theory of Relativity, 76[1, 4]:109
Specie and Exchange Office, 77[4]:218
Species-shifting, 76[2-3]:199-201
Speckles v. R. R. Merrill, 10:174
Spect, Jonas, 14:212; 23:349, 369
Spectateur, Le, 39:153, 350
Spectator (publication), 55:202
Spectre Bridegroom (play), 15:48
Spects (Placerville, 1854), 11:58
speculators and speculation, 77[4]:165
Spee (from Oregon, 1848), 24:27
Speed, J. G., 60:52
Speedy (ship), 6:257, 259, 261
Speek, Peter, 70:203-204
Speer, William, 15:163; 30:251; 32:130; 56:197, 204
Speer, Rev. William 79[2]:266
Speiden, William, 18:52, 62; 29:275
Speilbergen, Joris van, 8:36, 50, 54
Speir, Robert, 64:23
Spence, Clark, 77[4]:55, 135, 149, 165, 167
Spence, Clark C., 35:381; "The Mining Bureau of the Pacific Coast," 35:335-44
Spence, David, 3:182; 4:170; 6:262; 8:101, 105, 128, 301; 12:345; 13:34; 14:318, 343; 15:123, 234; 16:106, 222; 17:138-39, 146, 157, 231; 28:100, 102, 108, 246, 260-62; 29:23, 27; 35:107, 110; 46:62, 63
Spence, E. F., Los Angeles Mayor, 62:165
Spence, Edward Fallis, 36:330
Spence, Edward, 63:296
Spence, J. F., 13:32
Spence, John F., 34:245, 246
Spence, Mary Lee and Donald Jackson, editors, The Expeditions of John Charles Fremont: The Bear Flag Revolt and the Court-Martial, review, 53:391-392
Spence, Mary Lee and Pamela Herr, "`By the Sundown Sea': The Los Angeles Letters of Jessie Benton Fremont, 1888-1902," 71:478-493; editors, The Letters of Jessie Benton Fremont, review, 74:125
Spence, Mary Lee, editor, The Expeditions of John Charles Fremont. Volume 3: Travels from 1848 to 1854, review, 64:232-233
Spence, Mrs. David (Adelaida Estrada), 29:27
Spence, Robert, 19:126, 140
Spence, Thomas, 11:369
Spencer & Adkinson, 9:79
Spencer (alias Herrick, 1859), 10:177
Spencer, A. J., 29:237
Spencer, Dorcas J. (Barber), 6:332
Spencer, Elizabeth (Durham), 20:255
Spencer, Ephraim V., 18:307, 314
Spencer, Fanny Bixby, 67:127, 128
Spencer, Hamilton, 2:216
Spencer, Herbert 42:116; 72:231; 73:9
Spencer, Hood, 56:319
Spencer, Jeannette (Dyer), obituary of Mrs. Charles N. Felton, 20:383
Spencer, Miss (Yuba County, 1857), 9:148
Spencer, Mrs. Stephen (Carrie Green), 9:173
Spencer, O. W., 26:73, 74, 175, 176
Spencer, Stephen, 9:134, 135, 139, 148, 173, 267, 371, 373; 10:46
Spencer, Thomas T., "FDR's Forgotten Friend: Henry H. McPike and the 1932 Democratic Presidential Nomination," 63:194-199
Spencer, Tim, 68:81
Spencer, W. R., 30:367; see also Kendall (E. A.) and Spencer
Spencer-Hancock, Diane and Pritchard, William E., "Notes to the 1817 Treaty Between the Russian American Company and the Kashaya Pomo Indians," 59:306-313; "The Chapel at Fort Ross: Its History and Reconstruction," 61:2-17; "El Castillo de Monterey, Frontline of Defense," 63:230-240
Spender, Stephen, 52:267
Sperry Flour Company, 27:194-95, 200; 30:285
Sperry flour mills, 76[1, 4]:85, 87, 90, 92
Sperry Hotels, Calaveras County, 22:192
Sperry, (Mrs.) Austin, 66:168
Sperry, Austin, 27: opposite 97, 194; 76[1, 4]:85, 87, 90, 93
Sperry, Ethel W., see Crocker, Mrs. William H.
Sperry, Howard, 63:214
Sperry, James L., 22:192
Sperry, R. A., 22:192
Spice Islands, see Moluccas
Spicer, Edward H., et al, Impounded People: Japanese-Americans in the Relocation Centers, review, 49:270-271
Spicer, Edwin and Mary Ann (Burke), 28:292
Spicer, Henry, 30:8
Spiders and scorpions, 17:28-29; 21:206
Spiegel, Eliza, 77[1-3]:28
Spiegel, Sam, 60:64
Spier, Dr. (San Juan del Sur, 1852), 36:143-44, 146
Spier, Robert F. G., 37:91; "Food Habits of Nineteenth-Century California Chinese," 37:79-84, 129-36
Spiers, Mrs. Samuel (Sarah Graves Fosdick Ritchie), 19:139
Spies brothers (1849), 23:161
Spikes, railroad ceremonial, 3:398; 19:186; 24:365, 368; article on, 36:97-106, 263-74; photograph, 36: opposite 97
Spiller, J. C., 4:36
Spillman, B. R., 9:151, 163, 170, 248, 269, 349, 353, 385
Spink, John, 13:258
Spink, R., lawsuits, 9:153, 154
Spinney, Frank Oakman, 20:287-88; "A New Hampshire Minstrel Tours the Coast: Rhodolphus Hall and His Letters," 20:243-58
Spinney, Mrs. Charles (Salista Bosqui), 21:332
Spinney, William, 26:204
Spirit of the Age, Sacramento, (newspaper), 9:275
Spirit of the Times, San Francisco, (newspaper), 10:68; 23:261; 25:336, 344
Spiritual Bookstore, Sacramento, 30:355
Spiritual Burning (painting), 71:389
Spiritual Light (periodical) 73:194
"Spiritual Radiance, Expressive Delight: The Baroque Historiography of Kevin Starr," by Forrest G. Robinson, 78:274-285
Spiritualism, 9:144, 169, 170, 179, 361; 10:186, 187, 201, 246, 247, 260, 261, 386; 14:74; 30:356; 31:6; 36:344-45; 73:188-201; 77[1-3]:95
Spiritualist (publication), 56:201; 77[1-3]:95
Splendid Survivors (survey), 74:392
Splendid Survivors: San Francisco's Downtown Architectural Heritage, by Charles Hall Page, review, 59:179-180
Splitter, Henry W. 73:282, 285
Splivalo, Augusto, B., 60:353
Spoehr, Mrs. H. A. (Florence Mann), 29:382-83
Spoiled Child, The (play), 15:48
Spokane House, 28:117-18; 33:82, 83, 84
Spokane, Portland & Seattle Railway (SP&S), 70:33-35, 40
Spon, Henry, 2:128
"Sponge, The: James King of William, His Surgeons and the Vigilantes," address by George D. Lyman, 7:95-96
Sponknabel, William, 28:239
Spooner, Denise S., author of `A New Perspective on the Dream: Midwestern Images of Southern California in the Post-World War II Decades," 44-57
Spooner, J. Pitcher, 35:48, 55
Spooner, John A., 13:296
"The Sporting Life," by Kevin Starr, 63:26-31
Sports, 9:145, 147, 156, 157; 79[2]:300-305; billiards, 246, 251
Sports, (boxing), see "San Francisco's Fighting Jew," 53:333-346
Sports, skiing, see "Pages from the past-crossing the Sierras," 58:348-349
Sportsman's Hall, 20:158
Sportswear industry, Los Angeles, 63:80-83
"Spotlights on the Political History of California from 1887 to 1898," by Donald W. Wheaton, 5:283-88
Spotts v. Hanley, 21:118-19
Sprague, Charles A., 31:125, 128
Sprague, Richard Homer, obituary, 18:95
Sprague, Royal T., 10:362; 49:211
Sprague-Sells Corporation, 61:34
Spray (The) (vessel), 55:228
Spreckels Oceanic Steamship Line, 40:38
Spreckels Sugar Company, 36:110
Spreckels Theater, San Diego, 36:156
Spreckels, 64:227
Spreckels, A. B., 71:467
Spreckels, Adolph Bernard, 40:42
Spreckels, Claus Augustus ("Gus"), 40:42, 43
Spreckels, Claus, 35:265; 38:259, 260; article on, 40:33-48; portrait, 40: opposite 40; 74:386; 77[4]:195
Spreckels, J. D., 48:311
Spreckels, John D., 63:302, 303; 77[1-3]:181
Spreckels, John D.,Jr., 48:313,331
Spreckels, John Diedrich, 30:195; 35:362, 363; 36:69, 76, 156; 38:354; 40:43; 53:110-111; 54:247, 248, 258
Spreckels, Mrs. Rudolph (Eleanor Joliffe), 36:183
Spreckels, R., 62:210 (photograph)
Spreckels, Rudolph, 31:303-4; 36:183, 255; 40:42, 43; 43:10, 13, 17; 47:334; 51:12, 63, 66, 67, 69, 71
"Spreckelsville Plantation, The: A Chapter in Claus Spreckels' Hawaiian Career," by Jacob Adler, 40:33-48
Spring (Marysville, 1860), 10:246; lawsuit (Sacramento, 1861), 10:356
Spring and Autumn (play), 16:339
Spring Creek Mining Company, 32:359
Spring Spirit (painting), 71:396
Spring Valley Canal and Mining Company, 29:196-97
Spring Valley Mine, 63:277
Spring Valley School, San Francisco, 33:308
Spring Valley Water Company Building (City of Paris), 59:32
Spring Valley Water Company, San Francisco, 9:96, 259, 283; 10:391; 21:380; 25:241; 31:297, 301; 37:224-25; 38:251-53; 48:11; 53:19,24, 170-171, 348-361 passim; 58:285, 291, 292, 294, 298; 64:273; 69:55; 74:191, 192; 75:43, 162; City of Paris building, 386
Spring Valley, Mono County, 26:242
Spring Valley, Yuba County, 3:149-51; 8:344, 360
Spring, Francis S., 32:236, 238-39
Spring, John H., 31:297
Spring, John, 10:246(?), 276
Spring, Mrs. George, 16:137
Springer (Coloma, 1851), 22:29
Springer, Charles, 24:127
Springer, James Peter, 10:62
Springer, Robert, 24:127
Springer, Thomas, 2:103, 117, 118, 121
Springfield, California, 11:332, 336; 32:132
Springfield, Illinois, 74:165
Springfield, Rhode Island 73:115
Sproat, Granville Temple, 63:173
Sproul, Robert Gordon, 19:188; 36:151; photograph, 37: opposite 208; 47:278; inside front cover, Winter (Volume 71, 1992), 71:477; 75:77
Sproul, Samuel, 67:232
Sproule, Mrs. William, 25:233
Sproule, William, 25:232, 239, 246, 247; 70:38-40, 42, 45
Sprowl v. Woods et al., 9:130
Spruce Gulch, 22:78, 83
"Spurious Californiana: Four Months among the Gold-Finders," by Douglas S. Watson, 11:65-68
Spy (brig, 1846), 3:108, 113
Spy (schooner, 1825), 8:290
Spyns (on London, 1849), 7:210
"The Square-toed Packets of San Francisco Bay," by Roger Olmsted, 51: pictorial essay between 34 & 58
squatter clubs, 77[4]:125
Squatter Declaration of Rights, 46:129-130
Squatters, 2:65, 119; 5:367, 376-77; 8:268; 9:256, 259, 281; 14:389-390; 15:8, 52, 163, 165, 179, 181; 17:233, 235, 253; 20:29, 109, 260, 333; 21:120, 226-27; 22:62, 361-62; 24:193; 26:70; 27:128; 29:323-24; 33:307; 35:7, 157; 50:417, 418; 54:332-333; 74:48; 79[2]:102-103; see "California's Embattled Settlers," 41:99-130; "Pre-Henry George Land Warfare in California," 46:121-148 passim; see also Settlers' League of California
Squaw Creek, California, 74:415
Squaw Man, The (play), 34:364
Squaw Valley, 7:14; CHS Olympic Games luncheon, photograph, 39: opposite 80
Squaw Valley, California, 53:352; 76[2-3]:67
"Squibob" (pseudonym), see Derby, George Horatio
Squire, Henry Charles, 36:184
Squires, George D., 20:337, 339
Squires, Henry, 10:265; 21:51; 29:119
Squires, Ogden, 10: opposite 48, 62, 70; 26:131
Squirrels, 2:287; 12:304; 20:42; 23:297; 32:264
Squirrels, ground, 53:236, 237, 238; see also Conies
SRA, see State Relief Administration of California
St, Paul's Episcopal Church (San Jose), photograph, 59:54
St. Alexander Nevsky, 60:119
St. Andrews Society, San Francisco, 8:275
St. Ann's Building, 59:30, 31
St. Anne (ship), 30:256
St. Anne's Church, Columbia, 24:268
St. Anne's Valley, San Francisco, 14:129
St. Augustine's, see College of St. Augustine
St. Boniface's Church, San Francisco, 32:261
St. Catherine's Convent School, 30:262
St. Catherine, Bay of, 2:93-98; 11:158-59
St. Charles gambling house, Stockton, 18:267
St. Charles Hotel, Benecia, 17:266
St. Charles Hotel, Los Angeles, 3:164
St. Charles Hotel, Marysville, 14:392, 393, 394, 404; 15:47
St. Charles Hotel, Sacramento, 4:244
St. Charles Hotel, San Francisco, 15:272
St. Charles Hotel, Santa Barbara, see San Carlos Hotel
St. Clair & Pinkham, 22:30; 30:115
St. Clair, David J., "New Almaden and California Quicksilver in the Pacific Rim Economy," 73:278-95
St. Clair, Mary, 15:180
St. Clair, Orla, obituary, 40:178-79
St. Clair, Pruett, 1:138
St. Claire, Henri, 27:309
St. Claire, Norman, 49:334
St. David's House (boarding house), 74:383
St. Felix, George E., 18:303
St. Francis Church, San Francisco, 40:59; 48:52
St. Francis Dam, 47:130; 59:12, 14
St. Francis Dam, Los Angeles, 64:32
St. Francis Hotel, San Francisco, 11:76; 19:229; 22:264; 26:334, 338, 348; 30:157; 59:320; 60:175, 176; 73:209, 214
St. Francis of Assisi (Catholic Church), 74:374
St. Francis Xavier Residence, Oregon, 29:141, 146
St. George Hotel (Dawson House), 59:18
St. George Hotel, Sacramento, 9:397; 10:42, 44, 64, 279, 282, 364; 11:246; 33:333
St. George, Point, 10:329
St. Germain, Baptiste, 2:36
St. Helena Post Office, mural at, 58:116
St. Hill, Thomas N., 26:383
St. Ignatius Church and College, 13:31; 21:240, 250; 27:380; 29:139; 36:298, 306; 37:43; 38:26
St. Ignatius Church, San Francisco, 65:219 (photograph); 74:377
St. Ignatius College, San Francisco, 46:167; 58:238; see University of San Francisco
St. Isabelle, see Ranchos: Santa Ysabel
St. James Church, San Francisco, 36:294
St. John the Baptist Church (Chico), 72:153, 165 (photograph)
St. John's Episcopal Church, Marysville, 10:54, 55, 76
St. John's institute, San Juan Bautista, 33:353, 356, 359
St. John, Adela Rogers, 57:298
St. John, David, 68:194
St. John, Vincent, 53:105, 108
St. Johns, Adela Rogers, 63:44
St. Joseph's Church, 74:377, 383
St. Joseph, Missouri, 6:113, 361; 10:398; 26:292; letters and newspaper articles from, 24:30-32, 34-38 passim
St. Joseph, Mount, see Lassen Peak
St. Lawrence Mining Company, Downieville, 33:375
St. Losky, Levy & Company, 15:275
St. Louis, 76[2-3]:312
St. Louis & San Francisco Railroad, 27:272
St. Louis (steamer, 1859), 4:263; 16:200; 21:61
St. Louis (U.S. sloop of war, 1840), 15:130-31, 225, 229; 20:194; 34:123; 37:64-65
St. Louis (vessel), 66:106
St. Louis and San Francisco Railway, 67:96
St. Louis Exchange, Sacramento, 24:355, 357
St. Louis fair, 1904, 62:110
St. Louis Globe-Democrat (newspaper), 53:105
St. Louis Hotel, Marysville, 9:378; 14:394
St. Louis Library Association, 38:307
St. Louis ranch, see Ranchos: San Luis Gonzaga
St. Louis, Missouri, 11:138-40; 22:121; 27:272; 73:109, 136; 74:146, 164
St. Louis, Sierra County, 11:238, 240, 242; 15:171; 19:291-98; photograph, 29: opposite 289
St. Luke's Hospital, San Francisco, 55:138
St. Mark's Episcopal Church, Berkeley, 37:51-61
St. Mary's (sloop of war), 22:30; 24:24; 30:43; 36:310
St. Mary's (steamer), 16:78; 17:79
St. Mary's Cathedral, Sacramento, 39:199, 206
St. Mary's Cathedral, San Francisco, 15:268, 366; 16:344; 17:181
St. Mary's Church, Sacramento, 72:162 (photos)
St. Mary's Church, San Francisco, 65:62 (photograph)
St. Mary's College, 37:43; 56:234
St. Mary's Hall (school, Sonoma), 11:146; 36:243
St. Mary's Hospital, San Francisco, 26:260; 27:380; 74:377
St. Mary's Italian Church, Sacramento, 72:154
St. Mary's Library association, San Francisco, 38:306
St. Matthew's Church, San Mateo, 27:254, 255, 320
St. Nicholas Hotel, Marysville, 9:178, 373, 396; 10:173, 178, 246, 253, 257, 259, 264, 271, 284, 356, 359, 369, 380; see also Haun House
St. Nicholas Hotel, San Francisco, 15:278
St. Nicholas Magazine, 41:300, 301; 69:28
St. Patrick's Benevolent Association (Weaverville), 70:167
St. Patrick's Church, 74:374, 377, 379, 380, 383, 384, 385, 388
St. Paul & Pacific Railroad, 70:31
St. Paul (ship), 23:219, 225
St. Paul's Episcopal Church, San Francisco, 26:361
St. Paul's German Evangelical Lutheran Church, 74:377
St. Paul's Presbyterian Church, San Francisco, 27:149
St. Paul's Southern Methodist Church, 74:377
St. Paul, Minnesota, 73:41
St. Pauls Evangelical Lutheran Church, San Francisco, 19:192
St. Peter (ship), 23:225
St. Pierre, Brian, John Steinbeck: The California Years, review, 63:327-328
St. Rose Parish, Sacramento, 72:160
St. Rose's Church, Sacramento, 9:254, 279
St. Rose's Church, San Francisco, 74:377
St. Stephen's Parish, Sacramento, 72:158-59
St. Sure, Adolphus Frederic, 23:384
St. Sure, Judge Paul, 60:271
St. Thomas, W. I., 39:100
St. Vallier (ship), 22:163, 166, 167
St. Vibiana's Cathedral, Los Angeles, 72:8 (photograph) Ladies' Aid Society, 8
St. Vincent de Paul's Center for Servicemen, San Francisco, 52:215
St. Vincent's Catholic School, 74:383
St. Vincent's Hospital, Los Angeles, 13:333
St. Vrain, Ceran, 2:20; 73:102-103, 106
St.Joseph (ship), 6:46; 32:108, 109
Staats, William, 47:143
Stablemen (Union), 62:199
Stace, Elizabeth, 28:292
Stacey, May Humphreys, Uncle Sam's Camels, editor Lesley, review, 9:182-84
Stackhouse, Robert, 20:308
Stackpole, H. J., 65:50
Stackpole, Ralph, 38:1, 2, 4; photograph, 38: opposite 8; 53:374
Stackpole, Robert, 75:267
Stacy & Grant, 30:366
Stacy (Smartsville, 1859), 10:169
Stadmuller, Edwin W., 23:96
Stadtman, Verne A., review of Barnes, Hastings College of the Law, The First Century, 57:383-384
Staff Changes at CHS, 76:Supp. 9
Stafford, C. G., 66:138
Stafford, Daniel, 23:192
Stafford, Helen Cortez, book review by, 16:85
Stafford, J., 8:201, 205, 206
Stafford, James, 23:192
Stafford, Jo, 63:72
Stafford, Morris G., 8:201, 205, 209
Stafford, Mrs. Mallie, quoted, 8:356-57
Stafford, Mrs. Morris G. (later Mrs. Mix), 8:344, 347, 360; 9:52
Stafford, R., 13:32
Stafford, Walter B., 31:134, 135
Stage companies and routes, 3:170; 6:71; 7:13-19 passim; 8:345, 360; 13:255-61; 14:160-62, 187, 385, 402; 15:166, 328; 17:33-34, 43, 108, 109; 18:262, 359; 22:76, 162, 368; 26:244; 38:219; see also Butterfield Overland Mail; California Stage Company
Stage Drivers' Retreat, Columbia, 24:268
Stage Hotel, Angel's Camp, 11:326
Stage Hotel, Sonora, 11:331
"Stage-Coach Days in California: Reminiscences of H. C. Ward," editor Oscar O. Winther, 13:255-61; as address, 14:186-87
Stagecoaches, 3:170; 13:255-61; 14:160-61, 187; 16:32-33; 18:359; 38:335; illustration, 13: opposite 255; see "Wells Fargo Staging over the Sierra," 49:99-133
stagecoaching, 77[1-3]:15; 77[4]:263-66, 283
"Stages of California's Economic Growth, 1870-1970: an Interpretation," by Gerald D. Nash, 51:315-330
Stagg, Cornelius, 40:213
Stagg, Peggy, 68:85
Staghound (ship), 15:172; 17:75
Staging in California (painting), 71:72
Stair, Alexander, 4:13; 23:376
Stakes, A. G., 9:249, 251-59 passim, 269, 274; 75:206
Staley, Thomas Nettleship, 34:318-19, 321
Stalin, Joseph, 52:331; 75:348
Stallinger, Preston, 60:270
Stallings, George, 70:188
Stallings, Mary, 75:275, 277, 281, 282, 283
Stambaugh, S.C., 15:24
stamp milling, 77[4]:32
Stamp mills, 77[1-3]:62; 77[4]:66; see Quartz mills
Stampede Lake, 22:202, 214
Stamps (Nevada City, 1851), 8:359
Stanbery, Henry, 21:120
Standard Mining and Milling Co. 73:310, 311, 318
Standard Mining Company, 4:68, 75-76
"Standard Oil and the Financing of the Mexican Revolution," by Kenneth J. Grieb, 50:59-71
Standard Oil Company of California, 17:94, 115; 36:112; 42:283; 47:331; 51:322; 61:212; 65:221, 252, 256; 75:121, 124, 125, 126
Standard Soap Company, 75:120
Standard Theater, San Francisco, 21:259; 35:142
Standard-Pacific, 75:124
Standard, Captain (Colorado River, 1863), 22:170, 172, 173
Standing Bear (Ponca Chief), 72:339, 341 (photograph); 77[1-3]:156; 78:263
Standing Bear v. Crook, 78:263
Standish, Miles, obituary, 11:296
Stanely (ship), 13:358, 382
Stanfield House, Yuba County, 8:340, 356, 358; 9:53
Stanfield, Miss (Yuba County, 1859), 10:170
Stanford (Leland) Junior Museum and Roble Hall, 63:282
Stanford Album: A Photographic History, 1885-1945, by Margo Davis and Rosanne Nilan, review, 70:123
Stanford Center for Chicano Studies, 63:261
Stanford Linear Accelerator Center (SLAC), 75:10, 47, 48 (photo) 49, 51
Stanford Medical School, 74:377
Stanford Memorial Church, inside front cover, Fall (volume 70) (photograph)
Stanford Positron Electron Assymetric Ring (SPEAR), 75:47, 49, 50, 51, 52
"Stanford University and California Institute of Technology, 1891-1991" by Richard Graw, inside front cover, Fall (volume 70)
Stanford University, 7:412; 10:392, 407; 13:86; 15:98; 19:76; 23:180; 31:5, 8-9; 36:97-106 passim; 37:41-42, 45; 43:232, 233, theses, 335-343; 56:142-157 passim, 240, 241; 57:321, 331; photo, 59:48-51; 63:33, 260; 64:295-296; 65:215; 69:332-341; Earthquake (1906), 338-341; Memorial Church (1906), 338; 71:422; 73:272, 274 (photograph); 74:304, 331, 338; 75:48, 121
Stanford University Oral History Archives, 75:96
Stanford University's Archives of Recorded Sound, 75:5
Stanford University, Hoover Institution, inside front cover, Fall (volume 70)
Stanford, From the Foothills to the Bay, by Peter C. Allen, review, 60:296-297
Stanford, Governor Leland, 59:241; 79[2]:234
Stanford, Jane Lathrop, 64:289; 65:215, 282; 66:147; 69:333-334, 335 (photograph), 340; inside front cover, Fall (volume 70); see also Stanford, Mrs. Leland
Stanford, Josiah W., obituary, 16:384
Stanford, Josiah, 26:181
Stanford, Leland and Jane 73:198, inside front cover, Winter
Stanford, Leland DeWitt, Sr., see "Boy in a Gilded Age," 57:320-331 passim
Stanford, Leland, 5:94; 7:17; 10: opposite 48, 392; 12:76; 19:249-54 passim; 21:369; 23:246; 24:98; 26:181; 27:17, 170, 171, 274; 31:337; 33:173; 38:311; 77[4]:279, 283; Central Pacific RR, 4:219, 245, 246, 258-68 passim; 5:178-83; 19:249; 21:328; 24:367; 27:271, 272, 339; 30:136; 36:98, 99, 100, 263-72 passim; 38:352; governor of California, 4:258; 10:373, 387, 388, 390; 19:250-53; 22:147; 23:109, 260; 26:16; 29:239, 241, 326; 30:134; 33:231; 34:51, 52; 36:318; 40:297; houses of, 19:234, 238, (photograph) opposite 245, 245, 249-53; 39:197-98; in Placer County, 2:203-10; in politics, 5:94; 9:90-91, 116; 10:78, 195, 369; 22:146, 229, 230; 27:97, 99, 318; 32:159, 299; 39:299, 302; 40:291-92; university founder, 10:392; 15:98; 33:169, 173; letters to Hopkins, 5:178-83; book on, review, 10:407; 42:6, 15, 21, 63, 103, 106, 137, 140; 43:293; 44:313, 314, 317, 318; 46:140; 47:103, 253, 266; 48:330; 49:330; 50:251; 51:237; 52:139, 253; 53:354, 356; 54:200, 202, 207, portrait, 126; see "The First Picture Show," 54:125-138; 60:32, 40; 63:154; 64:137-138; 66:147; 67:95, 109; 68:4; 69:14, 43, 144, 333-334, 356, 358, 378; 70:6-8, 51, 79, 82, 106, 110, inside front cover, Fall, 275; 71:19, 26, 78, 85-86, 487; 74:183, 415; 75:206, 218 (photo), 333; 76[1, 4]:86; 78:47, 54, 154, 158, 159
Stanford, Leland, Jr., 2:209-10; 10:392; 19:253; 42:106; 69:333; see "Boy in a Gilded Age," 57:320-331, photograph, 217
Stanford, Mount, 4:47, 54
Stanford, Mrs. Leland (Jane Lathrop), 2:208-10; 8:87; 10:379, 392; 19:240, 249-54 passim; 31:8; 57:320-331 passim
Stanford, Philip, 2:209; 26:181
Stanford-Lathrop Memorial Home, Sacramento, 19:245
Stanger, Frank M., 51:340; Sawmills in the Redwoods: Logging on the San Francisco Peninsula, review, 47:175-176; South from San Francisco, review, 45:174-176; and Alan K. Brown, Who Discovered the Golden Gate? The Explorers' Accounts. How They Discovered a Hidden Harbor and At Last Found Its Entrance, review, 49:365-366
Stanger, Frank Merriman, "A California Rancho [Buri Buri] under Three Flags," 17:245-59; " `The Hospice' or `Mission San Mateo,'"23:247-58, 287; editor "Letters of an Artist in the Gold Rush,"22:235-52; address: "The Portolá Discovery Site," 27:377
Stanhope, George, 14:211
Staniey, J. L., 40:218
Staniford, Edward, review of Hynding, California Historymakers, 56:83-84; review of Nava and Barger, California: Five Centuries of Cultural Contrasts, 56:83-84; 79[2]:47
Staniford, Edward, The Pattern of California History, review, 55:186-187
Stanislaus City, 5:34
Stanislaus County, book on, review, 3:90-92; Swiss in, 31:312
Stanislaus Diggings, 24:344
Stanislaus Flour Mill, 72:123 (photograph)
Stanislaus National Forest, 75:43, 337
Stanislaus River Bridge, Ripon, 63:283
Stanislaus River Drainage Basin and the New Melones Dam (The): Historical Evolution of Water Use Priorities, by W. Turrentine Jackson and Stephen D. Mikesell, review, 59:84-85
Stanislaus River, 16:219, 220; 22:102; 23:60; 34:24, 222; 38:336, mining on, 13:173; 20:119; 23:60; 75:133, 323; 77[4]:8; 79[2]:64
Stanislaus Water Company, 24:269
Stanislaus, California, 74:183
Stanislaus: The Struggle For a River, by Tim Palmer, review, W. Turrentine Jackson, 62:143
Stanley (stage driver, 1850), 13:256
Stanley Aerial Navigation Company, 58:339-340
Stanley R. H., 26:181-82
"Stanley R. McCormick: The Youngest Reaper," by Lawrence R. Murphy, 48:113-123
Stanley, Charles, 58:339-340
Stanley, Edward, see "Edward Stanley: First Republican Candidate for Governor of California," 47:251-272
Stanley, Emma, 21:42
Stanley, F., 9:100
Stanley, Gerald, "Senator William Gwin: Moderate or Racist?" 50:243-255
Stanley, Grace, 53:319, 320
Stanley, H. H., 9:38
Stanley, John Mix, 21:200, 205, 222; 25:294, 304-5; 26:40, 43; 43:41; 45:139-141
Stanley, Larkin, 29:342
Stanley, Leo L., 59:49
Stanley, Leo Leonidas, address,"History of San Quentin Prison," 13:88
Stanley, Peter, 13:20-23
Stanley, Reva (Holdoway), "First Utah Coins Minted from California Gold, The," 15:244-46; "Sutter's Mormon Workmen at Natoma and Coloma," 14:269-82; coeditor "A Mormon Mission to California in 1851 .. . Parley Parker Pratt," 14:59-73, 175-82
Stanley, Theodore 73:219
Stanley, Wyland, 17:287, 359
Stanlili (ship), see Stanely
Stanly, Edward, 6:11; 9:113, 115, 116, 153, 177; 16:81, 82; 17:177, 309, 320-21; 31:236
Stanly, John Alexander, 21:328
Stanner (San Luis Obispo County, 1860s), 18:265
Stansbury, B. B., 9:394
Stansbury, J. J., 9:283
Stansbury, Libbie Manlove, 67:234
Stansbury, Oscar, 67:231-232, 234; 74:413
Stanton, California, 74:64-65
Stanton, Charles H., 9:26
Stanton, Charles Tyler, 10:348, 350; 19:121, 138
Stanton, Edwin A., 46:353
Stanton, Edwin L., 29:81
Stanton, Edwin McMasters, 15:5, 6, 15, 19; 16:197, 202, 203; 19:163; 22:13; 41:123; 47:165; 50:250, 399, 402, 404; see "McDougall of California," 43:119-134 passim; 66:30-31
Stanton, Edwin, 65:110
Stanton, Elizabeth Cady 61:21, 24; 73:191, 198, 200
Stanton, Henry Whiting, 21:197, 221
Stanton, James I., 54:252
Stanton, Mary, 72:18
Stanton, Mrs. Lewis E., 24:93
Stanton, Phil, 39:21, 22
Stanton, Philip, 45:230
Stanton, Robert Brewster, 70:83-84
Stanwood, Captain (of Favorite), 14:305
Stanwood, Edward B., 10:270; 14:225; book review by, 9:87-88
Stanwood, Richard Goss, 6:69; 10:259, 270, 286, 357; "An Ascent of Mount Shasta in 1861," from Journal of, 6:69-76
Stanworth, C. S., 70:155
Stanwyck, Barbara, 72:40 (photograph), 41-43, 44 (photograph), 45 (photograph), 46 (photograph), 47, 48 (photograph), 49 (photograph), 50 (photograph), 51 (photograph), 52, 53 (photograph), 54 (photograph), 55 (photograph)
Staples, Charles, 2:122
Staples, David Jackson, 10:359; 26:355; 27:97, 102, 166; Journal, editor Harold F. Taggart, 22:119-50; photograph, 22: opposite 119
Staples, Fred, 22:127, 130, 144, 146
Staples, Joseph M., 20:158
Staples, Mrs. (on Westward Ho, 1853), 28:322; 29:39, 55
Staples, Mrs. David Jackson (Mary Pratt Winslow), 22:119, 146
Star (weekly, 1890), San Francisco, 27:318
Star and Ryer, 13:348
Star Company, mining claim of, 11:233
Star Film Company, 47:122
Star of Italy (ship), 22:353
Star of Oregon (ship), 19:197, 214; 23:291
Star of the Pacific (newspaper), 56:200
Star of the West (ship), 5:132-33; 26:178-79; 34:119
Star, Columbia (newspaper), 24:269; 34:343
Star, Los Angeles (newspaper), 13:319-20, 336; 20:186; 22:361; 33:198; 39:289
Star, North San Juan (newspaper), 9:168, 181; 10:395; 30:126
Starbird, Ellen Alicia, 27:285
Starbuck house, Green Valley, 27:281
Stark (left California, 1849), 12:109
Stark and Ryer, 13:348
Stark, Benjamin, 15:208; 19:3; 70:261
Stark, Daniel, 5:407; 14:177(?); 30:99; 33:65
Starke, Eric A., 75:125, 126
Stark, Heman, 46:37
Stark, James (theater manager) 79[2]:156, 291
Stark, Mr. and Mrs. James, 7:117; 9:371, 385, 394; 10:42, 52, 65, 75, 246, 254, 260; 15:48, 166, 168, 266, 278; 16:182, 283, 285, 339, 341; 20:294-97, 304; 21:46, 53, 64; 39:298
Stark, Representative Pete 73:152
Stark, Ya K., 64:290-294
Starke, D. Frederick, 19:128, 141
Starkey (San Francisco, 1850), 7:227, 398, 400; 8:180, 182, 264, 266, 267; store, 7:397; wharf, 7:399
Starkey, James, 52:251
Starkey, Janion & Company, 8:264; 23:277, 278; 52:250
Starkey, John Jackson, 52:251
Starkweather, John B., 60:290, 291
Starkweather, McClenachan & Company, 6:38; 15:170
Starlight (ship), 16:81
Starnes, Ann A., 43:247
Starobin, Joseph R., 59:74
Starr & Company, 27:197-202 passim
Starr flour milling company, 76[1, 4]:85
Starr King (ship), 15:172
"Starr Kings Heads List; Subscribers to First Unitarian ... Building Fund," editor Clothilde G. Taylor, 29:251-54
Starr Mills, South Vallejo, 27:194-200 passim; photograph, opposite 200
Starr, Abraham Dubois, 27:193-202, 284; photograph, 27: opposite 193; 76[1, 4]:86, 87, 93
Starr, Augustus W., 27:196, 197
Starr, Bensley & Company, 52:250
Starr, Elizabeth, 27:382
Starr, Frederick, 75:334
Starr, Harvey E., review of Groh, Gold Fever: Being a True Account, Both Horrifying and Hilarious, of the Art of Healing (So-Called) During the California Gold Rush, 46:359-360; review of Nunis, Jr., editor, Garnier, A Medical Journey in California, 48:267-269
Starr, Henry, 9:394; 11:9
Starr, J. B., 9:346; 10:293
Starr, Kevin, "Painterly Poet, Poetic Painter: The Dual Art of Maynard Dixon," 56:290-309; 76[2-3]:206, 222; review of Shumate, The California of George Gordon and the 1849 Sea Voyages of his California Association, 56:177-178; 59:199; 61:162, 203, 283; 63:257; "Oscar Lewis," 63:320-326; "The Sporting Life," 63:26-31; 66:90, 92; 68:192; 69:14, 15, 16, 19, 120; Material Dreams: Southern California Through the 1920s, review, 389-390; 71:351; 74:6, 10, 94, 106, 112; "South of Market and Bunker Hill: An Introduction to Neighborhood Histories by Anne B. Bloomfield and Anastasia Loukaitou-Sideris and Gail Sansbury," 370-371; Americans and the California Dream, 1850-1915, review, 52:374-375; review of Knoles, editor, Essays and Assays: California History Reappraised, 52:375-376; introduction to Dixon, Rim-Rock and Sage: The Collected Poems of Maynard Dixon, review, 57:104; Inventing the California Dream, California through the Progressive Era, review, 64:233-234; review of Butler, The Valley of Santa Clara: Historic Buildings, 1792-1920, 55:278-279; 75:68, 76; Endangered Dreams: The Great Depression in California, review, 76[1, 4]:59; The Dream Endures: California Enters the 1940s, review, 76[1, 4]:137; inside front cover, Spring (volume 77), 77[1-3]:2, 44, 54, 88, 162; author of "The Gold Rush and the California Dream," 56-67; status as California historian, 78:274; historiography of, 278, 281, 285; influences on, 281; optimism of, 274, 278; photo of, 275; "Rooted in Barbarous Soil: An Introduction to Gold Rush Society and Culture," 79[2]:1-24, 47; 79[2]:118, 207, 253
Starr, Mary Lavinus, 69:12
Starr, Mrs, William M. (Kate Florence Calkin), 27:283-84
Starr, Mrs. Abraham Dubois (Mary Anna Teegarden), 27:194, 202
Starr, Raymond, review of Castanien, To Protect and Serve: A History of the San Diego Police Department and Its Chiefs, 1889-1989, 73:159-60; review of Lemke, Cabrillo: First European Explorer of the California Coast, 72:292-93
Starr, Susan, see King, Susan Starr
Starr, Thomas, 69:12
Starr, Walter A., 52:130; "Drake Landed in San Francisco Bay in 1579: The Testimony of the Plate of Brass," 41/3: supplement, 1-29; obituary by Edgar M. Kahn, 49:88-89
Starr, Walter Augustus, 27:283-84; 36:93; "Abraham Dubois Starr, Pioneer California Miller," 27:193-202 "Drake in California..., 36:31-34; obituaries of Everett J. Brown, 26:90-91; Allen L. Chickering, 37:86-88; Aubrey Drury, 39:75-77; Harry H. Fair, 40:84-85; Olive H. Palmer, 37:181; Henry H. Patterson, 35:183-84
Starr, William M., 27:197, 199, 200, 202
State Agricultural Society, 77[4]:247; see California State Agricultural Society
State Board of Agriculture, 77[4]:247
State Board of Forestry, 75:335
State Board of Silk Culture, 31:337
State Citrus Fair, Los Angeles, 74:5 (photo)
State Convention of Colored Citizens of California (1865) 79[2]:236
State debts, 15:272; 19:10; Civil: 15:267; War, 15:173, 267
State Department of Transportation (Caltrans), 75:16
State Department of Vital Statistics, 75:61
State Educational Convention, 15:268
State Emigrant Association, 48:154
State experiment stations, 74:44
State Executive Committee, 75:204, 206
State Fair, 9:385; 1854, 9:385; 15:177; 1858, 9:354, 385; 1859, 9:385; 10:174, 196, 198; 1860, 36:245-46; 1861, 10:361, 370; see also California State Agricultural Society
State Federation of Labor, see California State Federation of Labor
State General Hospital, Stockton, 10:67
State Government and Finance (newspaper), 36:255
State Historic Preservation Officer, 59:211
State House, Benicia, article on., 17:260-70; see also California: capitols
State Industrial Commission, see California State Industrial Commission
State Journal, Sacramento, 20:334-35; 21:31
State Labor Bureau, see California State Labor Bureau
state laws, effect on incorporation, 77[4]:54
State Library at Sacramento, 75:92
State Library, see California State Library
State Marine Hospital, see Marine Hospital
State Normal School, see California State Normal School
State of California (ship), 29:225
"State of California in 1856: Federico Biesta's Report to the Sardinian Ministry of Foreign Affairs," translated by Ernest S. Falbo, 42:311-333
State of Chicano Research in Family, Labor and Migration Studies (The): Proceedings of the First Stanford Symposium on Chicano Research and Public Policy, edited by Armando Valdez, Albert Camarillo and Tomas Almaguer, review, 63:261-262
"State of Jefferson," by William N. Davis, Jr., 31:125-38
The State of Nevada v. Floriston Pulp and Paper Company, 75:40
State Office of Historic Preservation, 62:176
State printer, 30:129-34, 146-47
State Reconstruction and Reemployment Commission, 59:138
State Reform School, Marysville, 10:258, 265, 269, 273, 288, 375, 388
State Relief Administration (SRA), of California, 52:212, 213, 214
State Relief Agency, 74:388
"State Separation Schemes, 1907-1921, by Robert M. McDow, 49:39-46
State Societies, see "Associations and Picnics as Stabilizing Forces in Southern California," 44:17-6
State Transportation Improvement Plan (STIP), 72:180, 186
State Tribune, Sacramento (newspaper), 17:178-79
State Veterans Welfare Commission, 55:106
"Statehood, Urban Expansion, Vigilance, Racial and Economic Conflict" (panel discussion), 77[1-3]:3
Stateline, Nevada, 72:80 (photograph)
Staten Island Land Co. 73:27
Staten Island, California 73:14, 26; 75:17
Statesman, Sacramento, see California Statesman
Stationers' Hall, San Francisco, 30:356
Statue of Liberty 73:265
Staub, Joseph, 65:187
Stauffer Chemical Company, 43:370
Staughton Lynd, 74:290
Staunton, George, 10:255
Stavidsky, Sam, 59:72
"Stay East Young Man: California Gold Rush Letter Sheets," (exhibition), 78:83, 87, 98-102
Steadman, J. M., 45:248, 249, 253, portrait, 247
Stealey, Emma, 20:286
Stealey, Thomas and Mary Louise (Sanders), 20:286
"The Steam Beer Handicap: Chris Buckley and the San Francisco Municipal Election of 1896," by William A. Bullough, 54:245-262
Steam engines, 38:335; 77[4]:199, 200-1; see also Steam paddy
"Steam Navigation on the Colorado River," by Francis H. Leavitt, 22:1-25, 151-74
"Steam paddy," 22:257; 29:148
Steam wagons, 9:374, 396
Steamboat Springs, Nevada, 6:343; 17:77
Steamboats on the Sacramento River, 64:92-117 passim
Steamboats: 77[4]:258, 265, 283; on Colorado River, 22:1-25, 15 1-74; first on California inland waters, 14:143-46; 27:366, 370; to Orient, 19:169, 172, 260; 28:357, 359; see also names of ships
Steamship companies: 75:13; Australian, 27:267; see also California Steam Navigation Company; Independent Opposition Line; Pacific Mail
Stearns, Abel, 1:236, 251; 4:159, 170; 6:269-71; 12:295; 13:212, 216, 220-31 passim 308-21 passim, 330, 336, 344, 349, 350; 14:126; 16:5, 225; 22:2; 23:197, 211, 213, 327, 332, 333; 25:197; 26:22, 23, 52; 27:105, 108; 28:196, 260; 29:234, 242; 32:327; 33:345, 346; 41:240, 243, 246; 45:28; 46:296; 48:38; 49:329; 50:410; 54:324, 327, 330, 338; 56:110, 119; 60:21, 30; 66:195; 68:91; 69:324, 376, 378, 381; 70:364; 75:93; letters from Larkin, 3:180-81, 288; 6:77-79; painting of, 76[2-3]:307, 133, 135, 306, 341
steamships, 76[1, 4]:89; 77[1-3]:6, 14, 15, 64,90-91
Stearns, Abel, 78:178
Stearns, Charles, 20:37, 44
Stearns, Fred P., photograph, 55:9
Stearns, Harry B., 74:392
Stearns, Mrs. Abel (Arcadia Bandini), 1:236, 244, 251, 257, 258; 13:216, 344, 346; 33:109, 345, 346; 78:179
Stearns, Robert E. C., 30:145
Stearns, Thomas, 20:45
Stearns's Hall (Los Angeles), 78:178, 179
Stebbins (San Francisco, 1854), 14:74
Stebbins, Charles M., 29:349
Stebbins, Francis, 20:45
Stebbins, Genevieve, 78:242, 257, 258
Stebbins, Horatio, 18:384; 19:153-54; 20:2, 3, 5, 8; 23:246; 26:200; 29:377; 32:244-45; 34:180; 41:292
Stebbins, Ira, 17:240; 24:58, 71
Stebbins, James, 78:257
Stebbins, James C., 9:27; 16:341
Stebbins, James G., 8:202, 211; 9:261, 262, 284, 350, 362, 372, 373
Stebbins, Lucy Ward, 18:384; obituary, 34:180-81
Stebbins, Mrs. Horatio (Lucy Elizabeth Ward), 34:180
Stebbins, William P., 20:308; 68:8
Stebler, Fred, 61:27-35 passim; 74:25, 34, 35 (photo)
Stebler-Parker Company, 61:30,31; 74:34
Stechs, Alexandre, 78:16
Steckel, M. L., 47:128
Steckmesser, Kent L., The Western Hero in History and Legend, review, 45:350-351
Stedman & Eldridge, San Francisco, 55:302, 303
Stedman, (1878), 46:162-163
Stedman, Henry B., 31:29
Steed, Jack and Joseph A. King, authors, "John Baptiste Trudeau of the Donner Party: Rascal or Hero?", 74:163-173
Steel, James, 8:113
Steel, see Iron and steel
Steel, Thomas, 8:342, 358
Steele Brothers, Santa Cruz, 43:298
"Steele Brothers, The, Pioneers in.. Dairy Industry," by Catherine B. Steele, 20:259-73
Steele, Catherine Baumgarten (Mrs. William F.), 20:288; "The Steele Brothers, Pioneers... Dairy Industry," 20:259-73; obituaries of Arnold M. Baldwin, 34:82-83; Theodore J. Hoover, 35:179-80
Steele, Charles, 70:34 (photograph)
Steele, Edgar Willis, 20:259-73 passim
Steele, Elijah, 10:191; 26:202, 207; 31:137
Steele, Frederick, 20:259, 265, 266, 271; 21:312
Steele, G. W., 30:115
Steele, George C. (or D.), 21:308
Steele, George, 20:259-73 passim
Steele, Isaac Chapman, 20:259-73 passim; portrait, 20: opposite 259
Steele, John A., 10:269
Steele, John W., 33:296
Steele, John, In Camp and Cabin, editor Quaife, review, 8:87-88
Steele, Joseph, 4:170; 14:126, 342; 23:319, 322, 323, 327, 333, 334
Steele, Mrs. Isaac Chapman (Hulda Emeline Steele), 20:272
Steele, Mrs. Nathaniel III (Dameras Johnson), 20:259, 264, 271
Steele, Mrs. Rensselaer E. (Clarissa A. Jameson), 20:260, 261, 272
Steele, Mrs. Robert J., see Granice, Rowena
Steele, Nathaniel III, 20:259, 260, 264, 271
Steele, O. G., 31:127, 131, 134
Steele, Rensselaer E., 20:259-73 passim
Steele, Robert J., 21:78
Steele, Seymour G., 1:248; 54:240
Steele, Victoria, 70:399
Steele, Willie, 63:33
Steelworkers, 75:34
Steen, Edward T., see Gordon & Steen
Steen, Leslie, 15:277
Steeple Rocks, 6:113, 122; 22:144; 32:199, 203, 206; illustration, 6: following 112
Steere, George, 13:31
Steeves, Edna L., and Harrison R. Steeves, Introduction to Gerstacker, Wild Sports in the Far West, review, 49:69
Steeving, 6:262-63
Steffens, Joseph, 69:359, 360
Steffens, Lincoln, 25:285; 47:333, 335; 49:297; 55:21; 57:170; 63:310; 67:10; 68:192; 69:360
Steger, Gertrude A., 20:384; 24:384; "A Chronology of the Life of Pierson Barton Reading," 22:365-71
Stegner, Wallace 54:264, 265; 68:188; 71:65, 71, 228, 272; 72:235, 286-87 (photograph); 73:288; 75:71;77[1-3]:134, 135; 77[4]:139; 79[2]:205
Steiff (North San Juan, 1854), 8:200
Steiger Brothers Terra Cotta and Pottery Works, 63:126, 130
Steilberg, Walter, 71:473
Stein & Company, 10:189
Stein, Alan, 72:185
Stein, Christine, 29:225
Stein, Fritz, 25:233, 243; 65:249
Stein, Gertrude, 55:207; 60:104; 69:332
Stein, Louis L., Jr., 70:99, 110
Stein, Walter J., California and the Dust Bowl Migrants, review, 52:272-274
Stein, William, 33:364
Steinach, Eugen, 55:207
Steinbeck, Gwyn Conger, 63:327-328
Steinbeck, John IV, 63:328
Steinbeck, John, 57:304; 61:206-207, 211, 216, 218, 220; 63:86, 327-328; 64:132, 271; Flight, review, 231-232; 68:74-85, 211-223; Dubious Battle, 68:211; Grapes of Wrath, 68:74-85, 188, 191, 193, 194, 211-223; Of Mice and Men, 68:211; The Harvest Gypsies: On the Road to The Grapes of Wrath, review, 69:71-72; 71:134; 74:86, 96, 114; author, The Grapes of Wrath, 84, 97 (photo); 77[1-3]:143
Steinbeck, Thom, 63:328
Steinberger, Baron, 15:266; 16:347; 21:327; 23:171, 176
Steinberger, John A., 33:374
Steinberger, Justus, 40:343
Steindorff, Paul, 25:237
Steiner (Stockton, 1858), 33:66
Steiner, Michael C., 74:4; author, "Reading the Citrus Landscape: Comments Concerning Papers by Douglas Sackman and Anthea Hartig," 112-117
Steiner, Stan, 74:292
Steiner, Stan, La Raza: The Mexican-Americans, review, 49:359
Steinhart (Marysville, 1851), 15:38
Steinhart, Ignatz 21:370; 73:138
Steinhart, Jesse H., 43:9
Steinhart, Sigismund 73:138
Steinman, B. U., 69:359
Steller, George Wilhelm, 23:219, 221-22
"Stellifer, the King" (D. S. Moulton), 2:240-41
Stellman, Louis J., 59:176; 60:293, 295
Stemler, Garland, 65:124-125
Sten, Anna, 52:333
Stenberg, Richard R., 18:288; introduction to "Further Letters of Archibald H. Gillespie," 18:217
Stengel, Christian, 47:22
Stennert, W. G., 58:260, 262
Stent, see Poverty Hill
Stenzel, Franz, James Madison Alden: Yankee Artist of the Pacific Coast, 1854-1860, review, 54:377-378
Stephen Harriman Long, 1784-1864: Army Engineer, Explorer, Inventor, by Richard G. Wood, review, 48:261-262
"Stephen Hodge Mann, Stockton Pioneer," based on his correspondence, 31:271-77
Stephen J. Field, by Swisher, review, 10:85
"Stephen Sears Smith, Hardwood Lumber Dealer of San Francisco," by Paul O. Clark, 33:321-28; 34:65-82
Stephen Watts Kearny: Soldier of the West, by Dwight L. Clarke, review, 41:249-250
Stephens (Marysville, 1858), 9:265
Stephens (Mount Shasta, 1856), 6:74
Stephens (or Stevens), Alexander, 14:269, 276; 26:110-23 passim
Stephens, Elisha, 75:134
Stephens, Henry Morse, 1:18; 23:189; 29:285; 32:98-99; 36:72, 237
Stephens, Henry Morse, 42:115
Stephens, James, 46:26
Stephens, W. Barclay, obituary by Frederick C. Cordes, 41:179
Stephens, William Barclay, 27:92; 34:381; 37:380; 38:76; "Hermann Wenzel and His Air Clock," 27:1-8; "Time and the Old California Missions," 37:289-310; "A Watch and Its Owners," 34:323-32
Stephens, William D., 47:347, 348; 51:60, 61
Stephens, William Dennison, 27:183; 36:251; 37:273; 39:31, 32
Stephens, Williams, 67:14, 15
Stephenson, Terry Elmo, 22:191
Stephenson, William, 21:58
Stephes, C. C., 63:299
Stepp, Joseph, 1:129, 132, 137; 6:88, 142, 182
Steptoe, Edward J., 27:217; 38:82
Stereography, 57:376-381
Sterett, Benjamin F., 27:4
Sterling (ship), 8:297, 301; 12:166; 17:339, 340; 18:68, 70, 161, 166, 174; 29:335, 336
Sterling, Carrie Rand, 48:205
Sterling, George, 48:195, 197, 198, 199; 52:166, 167, portrait, 165; see "Letters of George Sterling to Carey McWilliams," 46:235-252; 55:236, photograph, 237; 56:293, 300; 57:310; 59:120, 122; 61:91, 200; 62:113; 68:192; letters of, editor John R. Dunbar, 40:137-55; editor Continent's End, review, 5:90-98; photograph, 38: following 8; 40: opposite 137; 63:322
Sterling, John Ewart Wallace, 28:381
Sterling, Mrs. George (Caroline Rand), 40:137
Stakes, A. G., 9:249, 251-59 passim, 269, 274; 75:206
Staley, Thomas Nettleship, 34:318-19, 321
Stalin, Joseph, 52:331; 75:348
Stallinger, Preston, 60:270
Stallings, George, 70:188
Stallings, Mary, 75:275, 277, 281, 282, 283
Stambaugh, S.C., 15:24
stamp milling, 77[4]:32
Stamp mills, 77[1-3]:62; 77[4]:66; see Quartz mills
Stampede Lake, 22:202, 214
Stamps (Nevada City, 1851), 8:359
Stanbery, Henry, 21:120
Standard Mining and Milling Co. 73:310, 311, 318
Standard Mining Company, 4:68, 75-76
"Standard Oil and the Financing of the Mexican Revolution," by Kenneth J. Grieb, 50:59-71
Standard Oil Company of California, 17:94, 115; 36:112; 42:283; 47:331; 51:322; 61:212; 65:221, 252, 256; 75:121, 124, 125, 126
Standard Soap Company, 75:120
Standard Theater, San Francisco, 21:259; 35:142
Standard-Pacific, 75:124
Standard, Captain (Colorado River, 1863), 22:170, 172, 173
Standing Bear (Ponca Chief), 72:339, 341 (photograph); 77[1-3]:156
Standish, Miles, obituary, 11:296
Stanely (ship), 13:358, 382
Stanfield House, Yuba County, 8:340, 356, 358; 9:53
Stanfield, Miss (Yuba County, 1859), 10:170
Stanford (Leland) Junior Museum and Roble Hall, 63:282
Stanford Album: A Photographic History, 1885-1945, by Margo Davis and Rosanne Nilan, review, 70:123
Stanford Center for Chicano Studies, 63:261
Stanford Linear Accelerator Center (SLAC), 75:10, 47, 48 (photo) 49, 51
Stanford Medical School, 74:377
Stanford Memorial Church, inside front cover, Fall (volume 70) (photograph)
Stanford Positron Electron Assymetric Ring (SPEAR), 75:47, 49, 50, 51, 52
"Stanford University and California Institute of Technology, 1891-1991" by Richard Graw, inside front cover, Fall (volume 70)
Stanford University, 7:412; 10:392, 407; 13:86; 15:98; 19:76; 23:180; 31:5, 8-9; 36:97-106 passim; 37:41-42, 45; 43:232, 233, theses, 335-343; 56:142-157 passim, 240, 241; 57:321, 331; photo, 59:48-51; 63:33, 260; 64:295-296; 65:215; 69:332-341; Earthquake (1906), 338-341; Memorial Church (1906), 338; 71:422; 73:272, 274 (photograph); 74:304, 331, 338; 75:48, 121
Stanford University Oral History Archives, 75:96
Stanford University's Archives of Recorded Sound, 75:5
Stanford University, Hoover Institution, inside front cover, Fall (volume 70)
Stanford, From the Foothills to the Bay, by Peter C. Allen, review, 60:296-297
Stanford, Governor Leland, 59:241
Stanford, Jane Lathrop, 64:289; 65:215, 282; 66:147; 69:333-334, 335 (photograph), 340; inside front cover, Fall (volume 70); see also Stanford, Mrs. Leland
Stanford, Josiah W., obituary, 16:384
Stanford, Josiah, 26:181
Stanford, Leland and Jane 73:198, inside front cover, Winter
Stanford, Leland DeWitt, Sr., see "Boy in a Gilded Age," 57:320-331 passim
Stanford, Leland, 5:94; 7:17; 10: opposite 48, 392; 12:76; 19:249-54 passim; 21:369; 23:246; 24:98; 26:181; 27:17, 170, 171, 274; 31:337; 33:173; 38:311; 77[4]:279, 283; Central Pacific RR, 4:219, 245, 246, 258-68 passim; 5:178-83; 19:249; 21:328; 24:367; 27:271, 272, 339; 30:136; 36:98, 99, 100, 263-72 passim; 38:352; governor of California, 4:258; 10:373, 387, 388, 390; 19:250-53; 22:147; 23:109, 260; 26:16; 29:239, 241, 326; 30:134; 33:231; 34:51, 52; 36:318; 40:297; houses of, 19:234, 238, (photograph) opposite 245, 245, 249-53; 39:197-98; in Placer County, 2:203-10; in politics, 5:94; 9:90-91, 116; 10:78, 195, 369; 22:146, 229, 230; 27:97, 99, 318; 32:159, 299; 39:299, 302; 40:291-92; university founder, 10:392; 15:98; 33:169, 173; letters to Hopkins, 5:178-83; book on, review, 10:407; 42:6, 15, 21, 63, 103, 106, 137, 140; 43:293; 44:313, 314, 317, 318; 46:140; 47:103, 253, 266; 48:330; 49:330; 50:251; 51:237; 52:139, 253; 53:354, 356; 54:200, 202, 207, portrait, 126; see "The First Picture Show," 54:125-138; 60:32, 40; 63:154; 64:137-138; 66:147; 67:95, 109; 68:4; 69:14, 43, 144, 333-334, 356, 358, 378; 70:6-8, 51, 79, 82, 106, 110, inside front cover, Fall, 275; 71:19, 26, 78, 85-86, 487; 74:183, 415; 75:206, 218 (photo), 333; 76[1, 4]:86
Stanford, Leland, Jr., 2:209-10; 10:392; 19:253; 42:106; 69:333; see "Boy in a Gilded Age," 57:320-331, photograph, 217
Stanford, Mount, 4:47, 54
Stanford, Mrs. Leland (Jane Lathrop), 2:208-10; 8:87; 10:379, 392; 19:240, 249-54 passim; 31:8; 57:320-331 passim
Stanford, Philip, 2:209; 26:181
Stanford-Lathrop Memorial Home, Sacramento, 19:245
Stanger, Frank M., 51:340; Sawmills in the Redwoods: Logging on the San Francisco Peninsula, review, 47:175-176; South from San Francisco, review, 45:174-176; and Alan K. Brown, Who Discovered the Golden Gate? The Explorers' Accounts. How They Discovered a Hidden Harbor and At Last Found Its Entrance, review, 49:365-366
Stanger, Frank Merriman, "A California Rancho [Buri Buri] under Three Flags," 17:245-59; " `The Hospice' or `Mission San Mateo,'"23:247-58, 287; editor "Letters of an Artist in the Gold Rush,"22:235-52; address: "The Portolá Discovery Site," 27:377
Stanhope, George, 14:211
Staniey, J. L., 40:218
Staniford, Edward, review of Hynding, California Historymakers, 56:83-84; review of Nava and Barger, California: Five Centuries of Cultural Contrasts, 56:83-84
Staniford, Edward, The Pattern of California History, review, 55:186-187
Stanislaus City, 5:34
Stanislaus County, book on, review, 3:90-92; Swiss in, 31:312
Stanislaus Diggings, 24:344
Stanislaus Flour Mill, 72:123 (photograph)
Stanislaus National Forest, 75:43, 337
Stanislaus River Bridge, Ripon, 63:283
Stanislaus River Drainage Basin and the New Melones Dam (The): Historical Evolution of Water Use Priorities, by W. Turrentine Jackson and Stephen D. Mikesell, review, 59:84-85
Stanislaus River, 16:219, 220; 22:102; 23:60; 34:24, 222; 38:336, mining on, 13:173; 20:119; 23:60; 75:133, 323; 77[4]:8
Stanislaus Water Company, 24:269
Stanislaus, California, 74:183
Stanislaus: The Struggle For a River, by Tim Palmer, review, W. Turrentine Jackson, 62:143
Stanley (stage driver, 1850), 13:256
Stanley Aerial Navigation Company, 58:339-340
Stanley R. H., 26:181-82
"Stanley R. McCormick: The Youngest Reaper," by Lawrence R. Murphy, 48:113-123
Stanley, Charles, 58:339-340
Stanley, Edward, see "Edward Stanley: First Republican Candidate for Governor of California," 47:251-272
Stanley, Emma, 21:42
Stanley, F., 9:100
Stanley, Gerald, "Senator William Gwin: Moderate or Racist?" 50:243-255
Stanley, Grace, 53:319, 320
Stanley, H. H., 9:38
Stanley, John Mix, 21:200, 205, 222; 25:294, 304-5; 26:40, 43; 43:41; 45:139-141
Stanley, Larkin, 29:342
Stanley, Leo L., 59:49
Stanley, Leo Leonidas, address,"History of San Quentin Prison," 13:88
Stanley, Peter, 13:20-23
Stanley, Reva (Holdoway), "First Utah Coins Minted from California Gold, The," 15:244-46; "Sutter's Mormon Workmen at Natoma and Coloma," 14:269-82; coeditor "A Mormon Mission to California in 1851 .. . Parley Parker Pratt," 14:59-73, 175-82
Stanley, Theodore 73:219
Stanley, Wyland, 17:287, 359
Stanlili (ship), see Stanely
Stanly, Edward, 6:11; 9:113, 115, 116, 153, 177; 16:81, 82; 17:177, 309, 320-21; 31:236
Stanly, John Alexander, 21:328
Stanner (San Luis Obispo County, 1860s), 18:265
Stansbury, B. B., 9:394
Stansbury, J. J., 9:283
Stansbury, Libbie Manlove, 67:234
Stansbury, Oscar, 67:231-232, 234; 74:413
Stanton, California, 74:64-65
Stanton, Charles H., 9:26
Stanton, Charles Tyler, 10:348, 350; 19:121, 138
Stanton, Edwin A., 46:353
Stanton, Edwin L., 29:81
Stanton, Edwin McMasters, 15:5, 6, 15, 19; 16:197, 202, 203; 19:163; 22:13; 41:123; 47:165; 50:250, 399, 402, 404; see "McDougall of California," 43:119-134 passim; 66:30-31
Stanton, Edwin, 65:110
Stanton, Elizabeth Cady 61:21, 24; 73:191, 198, 200
Stanton, Henry Whiting, 21:197, 221
Stanton, James I., 54:252
Stanton, Mary, 72:18
Stanton, Mrs. Lewis E., 24:93
Stanton, Phil, 39:21, 22
Stanton, Philip, 45:230
Stanton, Robert Brewster, 70:83-84
Stanwood, Captain (of Favorite), 14:305
Stanwood, Edward B., 10:270; 14:225; book review by, 9:87-88
Stanwood, Richard Goss, 6:69; 10:259, 270, 286, 357; "An Ascent of Mount Shasta in 1861," from Journal of, 6:69-76
Stanworth, C. S., 70:155
Stanwyck, Barbara, 72:40 (photograph), 41-43, 44 (photograph), 45 (photograph), 46 (photograph), 47, 48 (photograph), 49 (photograph), 50 (photograph), 51 (photograph), 52, 53 (photograph), 54 (photograph), 55 (photograph)
Staples, Charles, 2:122
Staples, David Jackson, 10:359; 26:355; 27:97, 102, 166; Journal, editor Harold F. Taggart, 22:119-50; photograph, 22: opposite 119
Staples, Fred, 22:127, 130, 144, 146
Staples, Joseph M., 20:158
Staples, Mrs. (on Westward Ho, 1853), 28:322; 29:39, 55
Staples, Mrs. David Jackson (Mary Pratt Winslow), 22:119, 146
Star (weekly, 1890), San Francisco, 27:318
Star and Ryer, 13:348
Star Company, mining claim of, 11:233
Star Film Company, 47:122
Star of Italy (ship), 22:353
Star of Oregon (ship), 19:197, 214; 23:291
Star of the Pacific (newspaper), 56:200
Star of the West (ship), 5:132-33; 26:178-79; 34:119
Star, Columbia (newspaper), 24:269; 34:343
Star, Los Angeles (newspaper), 13:319-20, 336; 20:186; 22:361; 33:198; 39:289
Star, North San Juan (newspaper), 9:168, 181; 10:395; 30:126
Starbird, Ellen Alicia, 27:285
Starbuck house, Green Valley, 27:281
Stark (left California, 1849), 12:109
Stark and Ryer, 13:348
Stark, Benjamin, 15:208; 19:3; 70:261
Stark, Daniel, 5:407; 14:177(?); 30:99; 33:65
Starke, Eric A., 75:125, 126
Stark, Heman, 46:37
Stark, Mr. and Mrs. James, 7:117; 9:371, 385, 394; 10:42, 52, 65, 75, 246, 254, 260; 15:48, 166, 168, 266, 278; 16:182, 283, 285, 339, 341; 20:294-97, 304; 21:46, 53, 64; 39:298
Stark, Representative Pete 73:152
Stark, Ya K., 64:290-294
Starke, D. Frederick, 19:128, 141
Starkey (San Francisco, 1850), 7:227, 398, 400; 8:180, 182, 264, 266, 267; store, 7:397; wharf, 7:399
Starkey, James, 52:251
Starkey, Janion & Company, 8:264; 23:277, 278; 52:250
Starkey, John Jackson, 52:251
Starkweather, John B., 60:290, 291
Starkweather, McClenachan & Company, 6:38; 15:170
Starlight (ship), 16:81
Starnes, Ann A., 43:247
Starobin, Joseph R., 59:74
Starr & Company, 27:197-202 passim
Starr flour milling company, 76[1, 4]:85
Starr King (ship), 15:172
"Starr Kings Heads List; Subscribers to First Unitarian ... Building Fund," editor Clothilde G. Taylor, 29:251-54
Starr Mills, South Vallejo, 27:194-200 passim; photograph, opposite 200
Starr, Abraham Dubois, 27:193-202, 284; photograph, 27: opposite 193; 76[1, 4]:86, 87, 93
Starr, Augustus W., 27:196, 197
Starr, Bensley & Company, 52:250
Starr, Elizabeth, 27:382
Starr, Frederick, 75:334
Starr, Harvey E., review of Groh, Gold Fever: Being a True Account, Both Horrifying and Hilarious, of the Art of Healing (So-Called) During the California Gold Rush, 46:359-360; review of Nunis, Jr., editor, Garnier, A Medical Journey in California, 48:267-269
Starr, Henry, 9:394; 11:9
Starr, J. B., 9:346; 10:293
Starr, Kevin, "Painterly Poet, Poetic Painter: The Dual Art of Maynard Dixon," 56:290-309; 76[2-3]:206, 222; review of Shumate, The California of George Gordon and the 1849 Sea Voyages of his California Association, 56:177-178; 59:199; 61:162, 203, 283; 63:257; "Oscar Lewis," 63:320-326; "The Sporting Life," 63:26-31; 66:90, 92; 68:192; 69:14, 15, 16, 19, 120; Material Dreams: Southern California Through the 1920s, review, 389-390; 71:351; 74:6, 10, 94, 106, 112; "South of Market and Bunker Hill: An Introduction to Neighborhood Histories by Anne B. Bloomfield and Anastasia Loukaitou-Sideris and Gail Sansbury," 370-371; Americans and the California Dream, 1850-1915, review, 52:374-375; review of Knoles, editor, Essays and Assays: California History Reappraised, 52:375-376; introduction to Dixon, Rim-Rock and Sage: The Collected Poems of Maynard Dixon, review, 57:104; Inventing the California Dream, California through the Progressive Era, review, 64:233-234; review of Butler, The Valley of Santa Clara: Historic Buildings, 1792-1920, 55:278-279; 75:68, 76; Endangered Dreams: The Great Depression in California, review, 76[1, 4]:59; The Dream Endures: California Enters the 1940s, review, 76[1, 4]:137; inside front cover, Spring (volume 77), 77[1-3]:2, 44, 54, 88, 162; author of "The Gold Rush and the California Dream," 56-67
Starr, Mary Lavinus, 69:12
Starr, Mrs, William M. (Kate Florence Calkin), 27:283-84
Starr, Mrs. Abraham Dubois (Mary Anna Teegarden), 27:194, 202
Starr, Raymond, review of Castanien, To Protect and Serve: A History of the San Diego Police Department and Its Chiefs, 1889-1989, 73:159-60; review of Lemke, Cabrillo: First European Explorer of the California Coast, 72:292-93
Starr, Susan, see King, Susan Starr
Starr, Thomas, 69:12
Starr, Walter A., 52:130; "Drake Landed in San Francisco Bay in 1579: The Testimony of the Plate of Brass," 41/3: supplement, 1-29; obituary by Edgar M. Kahn, 49:88-89
Starr, Walter Augustus, 27:283-84; 36:93; "Abraham Dubois Starr, Pioneer California Miller," 27:193-202 "Drake in California..., 36:31-34; obituaries of Everett J. Brown, 26:90-91; Allen L. Chickering, 37:86-88; Aubrey Drury, 39:75-77; Harry H. Fair, 40:84-85; Olive H. Palmer, 37:181; Henry H. Patterson, 35:183-84
Starr, William M., 27:197, 199, 200, 202
State Agricultural Society, 77[4]:247; see California State Agricultural Society
State Board of Agriculture, 77[4]:247
State Board of Forestry, 75:335
State Board of Silk Culture, 31:337
State Citrus Fair, Los Angeles, 74:5 (photo)
State debts, 15:272; 19:10; Civil: 15:267; War, 15:173, 267
State Department of Transportation (Caltrans), 75:16
State Department of Vital Statistics, 75:61
State Educational Convention, 15:268
State Emigrant Association, 48:154
State experiment stations, 74:44
State Executive Committee, 75:204, 206
State Fair, 9:385; 1854, 9:385; 15:177; 1858, 9:354, 385; 1859, 9:385; 10:174, 196, 198; 1860, 36:245-46; 1861, 10:361, 370; see also California State Agricultural Society
State Federation of Labor, see California State Federation of Labor
State General Hospital, Stockton, 10:67
State Government and Finance (newspaper), 36:255
State Historic Preservation Officer, 59:211
State House, Benicia, article on., 17:260-70; see also California: capitols
State Industrial Commission, see California State Industrial Commission
State Journal, Sacramento, 20:334-35; 21:31
State Labor Bureau, see California State Labor Bureau
state laws, effect on incorporation, 77[4]:54
State Library at Sacramento, 75:92
State Library, see California State Library
State Marine Hospital, see Marine Hospital
State Normal School, see California State Normal School
State of California (ship), 29:225
"State of California in 1856: Federico Biesta's Report to the Sardinian Ministry of Foreign Affairs," translated by Ernest S. Falbo, 42:311-333
State of Chicano Research in Family, Labor and Migration Studies (The): Proceedings of the First Stanford Symposium on Chicano Research and Public Policy, edited by Armando Valdez, Albert Camarillo and Tomas Almaguer, review, 63:261-262
"State of Jefferson," by William N. Davis, Jr., 31:125-38
The State of Nevada v. Floriston Pulp and Paper Company, 75:40
State Office of Historic Preservation, 62:176
State printer, 30:129-34, 146-47
State Reconstruction and Reemployment Commission, 59:138
State Reform School, Marysville, 10:258, 265, 269, 273, 288, 375, 388
State Relief Administration (SRA), of California, 52:212, 213, 214
State Relief Agency, 74:388
"State Separation Schemes, 1907-1921, by Robert M. McDow, 49:39-46
State Societies, see "Associations and Picnics as Stabilizing Forces in Southern California," 44:17-6
State Transportation Improvement Plan (STIP), 72:180, 186
State Tribune, Sacramento (newspaper), 17:178-79
State Veterans Welfare Commission, 55:106
"Statehood, Urban Expansion, Vigilance, Racial and Economic Conflict" (panel discussion), 77[1-3]:3
Stateline, Nevada, 72:80 (photograph)
Staten Island Land Co. 73:27
Staten Island, California 73:14, 26; 75:17
Statesman, Sacramento, see California Statesman
Stationers' Hall, San Francisco, 30:356
Statue of Liberty 73:265
Staub, Joseph, 65:187
Stauffer Chemical Company, 43:370
Staughton Lynd, 74:290
Staunton, George, 10:255
Stavidsky, Sam, 59:72
Steadman, J. M., 45:248, 249, 253, portrait, 247
Stealey, Emma, 20:286
Stealey, Thomas and Mary Louise (Sanders), 20:286
"The Steam Beer Handicap: Chris Buckley and the San Francisco Municipal Election of 1896," by William A. Bullough, 54:245-262
Steam engines, 38:335; 77[4]:199, 200-1; see also Steam paddy
"Steam Navigation on the Colorado River," by Francis H. Leavitt, 22:1-25, 151-74
"Steam paddy," 22:257; 29:148
Steam wagons, 9:374, 396
Steamboat Springs, Nevada, 6:343; 17:77
Steamboats on the Sacramento River, 64:92-117 passim
Steamboats: 77[4]:258, 265, 283; on Colorado River, 22:1-25, 15 1-74; first on California inland waters, 14:143-46; 27:366, 370; to Orient, 19:169, 172, 260; 28:357, 359; see also names of ships
Steamship companies: 75:13; Australian, 27:267; see also California Steam Navigation Company; Independent Opposition Line; Pacific Mail
Stearns, Abel, 1:236, 251; 4:159, 170; 6:269-71; 12:295; 13:212, 216, 220-31 passim 308-21 passim, 330, 336, 344, 349, 350; 14:126; 16:5, 225; 22:2; 23:197, 211, 213, 327, 332, 333; 25:197; 26:22, 23, 52; 27:105, 108; 28:196, 260; 29:234, 242; 32:327; 33:345, 346; 41:240, 243, 246; 45:28; 46:296; 48:38; 49:329; 50:410; 54:324, 327, 330, 338; 56:110, 119; 60:21, 30; 66:195; 68:91; 69:324, 376, 378, 381; 70:364; 75:93; letters from Larkin, 3:180-81, 288; 6:77-79; painting of, 76[2-3]:307, 133, 135, 306, 341
steamships, 76[1, 4]:89; 77[1-3]:6, 14, 15, 64,90-91
Stearns, Charles, 20:37, 44
Stearns, Fred P., photograph, 55:9
Stearns, Harry B., 74:392
Stearns, Mrs. Abel (Arcadia Bandini), 1:236, 244, 251, 257, 258; 13:216, 344, 346; 33:109, 345, 346
Stearns, Robert E. C., 30:145
Stearns, Thomas, 20:45
Stebbins (San Francisco, 1854), 14:74
Stebbins, Charles M., 29:349
Stebbins, Francis, 20:45
Stebbins, Horatio, 18:384; 19:153-54; 20:2, 3, 5, 8; 23:246; 26:200; 29:377; 32:244-45; 34:180; 41:292
Stebbins, Ira, 17:240; 24:58, 71
Stebbins, James C., 9:27; 16:341
Stebbins, James G., 8:202, 211; 9:261, 262, 284, 350, 362, 372, 373
Stebbins, Lucy Ward, 18:384; obituary, 34:180-81
Stebbins, Mrs. Horatio (Lucy Elizabeth Ward), 34:180
Stebbins, William P., 20:308; 68:8
Stebler, Fred, 61:27-35 passim; 74:25, 34, 35 (photo)
Stebler-Parker Company, 61:30,31; 74:34
Steckel, M. L., 47:128
Steckmesser, Kent L., The Western Hero in History and Legend, review, 45:350-351
Stedman & Eldridge, San Francisco, 55:302, 303
Stedman, (1878), 46:162-163
Stedman, Henry B., 31:29
Steed, Jack and Joseph A. King, authors, "John Baptiste Trudeau of the Donner Party: Rascal or Hero?", 74:163-173
Steel, James, 8:113
Steel, see Iron and steel
Steel, Thomas, 8:342, 358
Steele Brothers, Santa Cruz, 43:298
"Steele Brothers, The, Pioneers in.. Dairy Industry," by Catherine B. Steele, 20:259-73
Steele, Catherine Baumgarten (Mrs. William F.), 20:288; "The Steele Brothers, Pioneers... Dairy Industry," 20:259-73; obituaries of Arnold M. Baldwin, 34:82-83; Theodore J. Hoover, 35:179-80
Steele, Charles, 70:34 (photograph)
Steele, Edgar Willis, 20:259-73 passim
Steele, Elijah, 10:191; 26:202, 207; 31:137
Steele, Frederick, 20:259, 265, 266, 271; 21:312
Steele, G. W., 30:115
Steele, George C. (or D.), 21:308
Steele, George, 20:259-73 passim
Steele, Isaac Chapman, 20:259-73 passim; portrait, 20: opposite 259
Steele, John A., 10:269
Steele, John W., 33:296
Steele, John, In Camp and Cabin, editor Quaife, review, 8:87-88
Steele, Joseph, 4:170; 14:126, 342; 23:319, 322, 323, 327, 333, 334
Steele, Mrs. Isaac Chapman (Hulda Emeline Steele), 20:272
Steele, Mrs. Nathaniel III (Dameras Johnson), 20:259, 264, 271
Steele, Mrs. Rensselaer E. (Clarissa A. Jameson), 20:260, 261, 272
Steele, Mrs. Robert J., see Granice, Rowena
Steele, Nathaniel III, 20:259, 260, 264, 271
Steele, O. G., 31:127, 131, 134
Steele, Rensselaer E., 20:259-73 passim
Steele, Robert J., 21:78
Steele, Seymour G., 1:248; 54:240
Steele, Victoria, 70:399
Steele, Willie, 63:33
Steelworkers, 75:34
Steen, Edward T., see Gordon & Steen
Steen, Leslie, 15:277
Steeple Rocks, 6:113, 122; 22:144; 32:199, 203, 206; illustration, 6: following 112
Steere, George, 13:31
Steeves, Edna L., and Harrison R. Steeves, Introduction to Gerstacker, Wild Sports in the Far West, review, 49:69
Steeving, 6:262-63
Steffens, Joseph, 69:359, 360
Steffens, Lincoln, 25:285; 47:333, 335; 49:297; 55:21; 57:170; 63:310; 67:10; 68:192; 69:360
Steger, Gertrude A., 20:384; 24:384; "A Chronology of the Life of Pierson Barton Reading," 22:365-71
Stegner, Wallace 54:264, 265; 68:188; 71:65, 71, 228, 272; 72:235, 286-87 (photograph); 73:288; 75:71;77[1-3]:134, 135; 77[4]:139
Steiff (North San Juan, 1854), 8:200
Steiger Brothers Terra Cotta and Pottery Works, 63:126, 130
Steilberg, Walter, 71:473
Stein & Company, 10:189
Stein, Alan, 72:185
Stein, Christine, 29:225
Stein, Fritz, 25:233, 243; 65:249
Stein, Gertrude, 55:207; 60:104; 69:332
Stein, Louis L., Jr., 70:99, 110
Stein, Walter J., California and the Dust Bowl Migrants, review, 52:272-274
Stein, William, 33:364
Steinach, Eugen, 55:207
Steinbeck, Gwyn Conger, 63:327-328
Steinbeck, John IV, 63:328
Steinbeck, John, 57:304; 61:206-207, 211, 216, 218, 220; 63:86, 327-328; 64:132, 271; Flight, review, 231-232; 68:74-85, 211-223; Dubious Battle, 68:211; Grapes of Wrath, 68:74-85, 188, 191, 193, 194, 211-223; Of Mice and Men, 68:211; The Harvest Gypsies: On the Road to The Grapes of Wrath, review, 69:71-72; 71:134; 74:86, 96, 114; author, The Grapes of Wrath, 84, 97 (photo); 77[1-3]:143
Steinbeck, Thom, 63:328
Steinberger, Baron, 15:266; 16:347; 21:327; 23:171, 176
Steinberger, John A., 33:374
Steinberger, Justus, 40:343
Steindorff, Paul, 25:237
Steiner (Stockton, 1858), 33:66
Steiner, Michael C., 74:4; author, "Reading the Citrus Landscape: Comments Concerning Papers by Douglas Sackman and Anthea Hartig," 112-117
Steiner, Stan, 74:292
Steiner, Stan, La Raza: The Mexican-Americans, review, 49:359
Steinhart (Marysville, 1851), 15:38
Steinhart, Ignatz 21:370; 73:138
Steinhart, Jesse H., 43:9
Steinhart, Sigismund 73:138
Steinman, B. U., 69:359
Steller, George Wilhelm, 23:219, 221-22
"Stellifer, the King" (D. S. Moulton), 2:240-41
Stellman, Louis J., 59:176; 60:293, 295
Stemler, Garland, 65:124-125
Sten, Anna, 52:333
Stenberg, Richard R., 18:288; introduction to "Further Letters of Archibald H. Gillespie," 18:217
Stengel, Christian, 47:22
Stennert, W. G., 58:260, 262
Stent, see Poverty Hill
Stenzel, Franz, James Madison Alden: Yankee Artist of the Pacific Coast, 1854-1860, review, 54:377-378
Stephen Harriman Long, 1784-1864: Army Engineer, Explorer, Inventor, by Richard G. Wood, review, 48:261-262
"Stephen Hodge Mann, Stockton Pioneer," based on his correspondence, 31:271-77
Stephen J. Field, by Swisher, review, 10:85
"Stephen Sears Smith, Hardwood Lumber Dealer of San Francisco," by Paul O. Clark, 33:321-28; 34:65-82
Stephen Watts Kearny: Soldier of the West, by Dwight L. Clarke, review, 41:249-250
Stephens (Marysville, 1858), 9:265
Stephens (Mount Shasta, 1856), 6:74
Stephens (or Stevens), Alexander, 14:269, 276; 26:110-23 passim
Stephens, Elisha, 75:134
Stephens, Henry Morse, 1:18; 23:189; 29:285; 32:98-99; 36:72, 237
Stephens, Henry Morse, 42:115
Stephens, James, 46:26
Stephens, W. Barclay, obituary by Frederick C. Cordes, 41:179
Stephens, William Barclay, 27:92; 34:381; 37:380; 38:76; "Hermann Wenzel and His Air Clock," 27:1-8; "Time and the Old California Missions," 37:289-310; "A Watch and Its Owners," 34:323-32
Stephens, William D., 47:347, 348; 51:60, 61
Stephens, William Dennison, 27:183; 36:251; 37:273; 39:31, 32
Stephens, Williams, 67:14, 15
Stephenson, Terry Elmo, 22:191
Stephenson, William, 21:58
Stephes, C. C., 63:299
Stepp, Joseph, 1:129, 132, 137; 6:88, 142, 182
Steptoe, Edward J., 27:217; 38:82
Stereography, 57:376-381
Sterett, Benjamin F., 27:4
Sterling (ship), 8:297, 301; 12:166; 17:339, 340; 18:68, 70, 161, 166, 174; 29:335, 336
Sterling, Carrie Rand, 48:205
Sterling, George, 48:195, 197, 198, 199; 52:166, 167, portrait, 165; see "Letters of George Sterling to Carey McWilliams," 46:235-252; 55:236, photograph, 237; 56:293, 300; 57:310; 59:120, 122; 61:91, 200; 62:113; 68:192; letters of, editor John R. Dunbar, 40:137-55; editor Continent's End, review, 5:90-98; photograph, 38: following 8; 40: opposite 137; 63:322
Sterling, John Ewart Wallace, 28:381
Sterling, Mrs. George (Caroline Rand), 40:137
Stevenson, Col. Jonathan D. 79[2]:170, 175
Streeter, David, 18:167, 265; 21:339-44 passim; 22:48-58 passim; 33:111
Streeter, Thomas W., 47:279; "The Acceptance of Wagner Award," 41:372-373; see "Thomas W. Streeter," 41:368-372
Streeter, Thomas Winthrop, 30:353; 36:177; obituary of Henry R. Wagner, 36:165-75
Streeter, William A., 4:157-58; 15:237; 16:58; 27:337; 28:263; 33:111; "Recollections of Historical Events in California, 1843-1878," editor William H. Ellison, 18:64-71, 157-79, 254-78; photograph, 18: opposite 64
"Streetlight" (dance), 75:80, 81
Streets of San Francisco: The Origins of Street and Place Names, by Louis K. Lowenstein, review, 76:Supp. 43-44
Streets, Walter, 16:346
Strelka, Joseph and John M. Spalek, editors, Deutsche Exil-literatur seit 1933. Teil I. Kalifornien, review, 56:377
Strenk, Andrew, 63:35, 36, 37
Strentzel, Louise Wanda, see Muir, Mrs. John
Stretch, R. H., 18:210-11
Stribling, Cornelius K., 66:107, 110
Strickland, J., 33:200
Stridwick (Fresno County, 1868), 25:25
Strikes: hod-carriers' and tenders', 15:168, 273; ironmoulders', 21:67; longshoremen's, 16:81; miners, 77[4]:96-99; plasterers', 39:305; Pullman employees', 35:271; sailors', 12:99; street construction workers', 39:299; teamsters', 35:66, 68, 145-52
Stringham, Roland Irving, 25:93; "A Note on Antecedents and Trends in the Domestic Architecture of California," 25:54-56
Stringham, Washington Irving, 1:13; 25:93; 72:224
Strobridge, James Harvey, 4:300; 36:268-69, 272
Strobridge, Tullius Albert, 33:380; 38:75; "Anderson Valley, Mendocino County," 33:361-67
Strobridge, Tullius Washington and Sarah (Marvin), 33:380
Strobridge, William F., review of Bauer, The Mexican War, 1846-1848, 54:90-91; review of Langley, editor, To Utah with the Dragoons and Glimpses of Life in Arizona and California, 1858-1859, 54:374-375; review of Sully, No Tears for the General: The Life of Alfred Sully, 1821-1879, 54:374-375
Strobridge, William F., review of Moorehead, The Presidio: Bastion of the Spanish Borderlands, 55:84-85; Regulars in the Redwoods: The U. S. Army in Northern California, 1852-1861, review, 75:170
Strode (San Francisco, 1852), 12:174
Strode, Colonel (San Francisco, 1854), 16:346
Strode, John A., 21:335
Stroheim, Erich von, 63:163
"Stroll through San Francisco in the Long Ago, A," address by Charles B. Turrill, 2:369-70
Stromquist, Nelly P., review of Public Education in a Multicultural Society: Policy, Theory, Critique, by Robert K. Fullinwinder, editor, 76:Supp. 39-40
Strong, Belle (Mrs. Joe), 52:161
Strong, Charles L., 17:76, 77, 79; 19:231; see also LeCount & Strong
Strong, Daniel W., 4:240-47 passim, 250, 260-64 passim, 300; 5:178
Strong, Demas, 30:21, 27
Strong, Donald S., 65:130
Strong, Douglas H. and Lary M. Dilsaver, "Sequoia and Kings Canyon National Parks: One Hundred Years of Preservation and Resource Management," 69:98-117
Strong, Douglas H., "The Sierra Forest Reserve: The Movement to Preserve the San Joaquin Valley Watershed," 46:3-17; "Disney's Independence Lake Project: A Case Study of California's Environmental Review Process," 61:100-119; Tahoe: An Environmental History, review, 64:67-68; "Milestones in California History-The Birth of the Sierra Club," inside front cover, Summer (Volume 71, 1992); review of Goin, Stopping Time: A Rephotographic Survey of Lake Tahoe, 72:81
Strong, Douglas, 69:89
Strong, Gary E. and Gary F. Kurutz, editors, Western Americana in the California State Library, review, 65:144-145
Strong, Harriet Russel, 75:93
Strong, Joe, 52:158, 161, 163, 164; 61:201
Strong, Joseph D., 19:107
Strong, Joseph, 71:18, 22
Strong, Josiah 73:9, 10
Strong, Lizzie, 52:159
Strong, Nolie, 52:159
Strong, Ray, 53:371; 69:59
Strong, Rev., J. D., 59:289
Strong, William Barstow, 67:96, 97 (photograph), 102-105
Strop (or Stroh; on London, 1849), 7:210
Strother, Fleet F., 13:237
Strothmann, F., 77[1-3]:42
Stroud's (hotel), Yuba County, 8:208, 213, 338, 340; 9:50; 10:256
Stroud, Mary, 9:149
Stroud, Robert, 8:208, 213; 9:267; 10:56
Strout & Sargent, 30:359
Strowbridge, Idah Meecham, 49:333
Strub, Charles Henry, 49:341
Struck Oil (play), 4:212
Structural Association of San Francisco, 63:285
Structural Engineers' Association of Northern California, 63:292
"Struggle for Civil Government in California, The," by Joseph Ellison, 10:3-26, 129-64, 220-44
"The Struggle for the Australian Ballot in California," by Erick Falk Petersen, 51:227-243
"Struggle for the Valley, The: California's Hetch Hetchy Controversy, 1905-1913," by Elmo R. Richardson, 38:249-58
Strunsky, Anna, 48:202; 57:310; 59:120
Stryker, Roy Emerson, 64:264, 267
Stuart (Sonoma County and San Francisco, 1870s), 20:269
Stuart, A. H. H., 9:15
Stuart, Charles V., 9:27
Stuart, J. E. B., 45:147
Stuart, James (died Oregon, 1851), 28:213, 229
Stuart, James (hanged, San Francisco, 1851), 2:136; 6:49; 12:106; 15:34-37 passim; 28:43
Stuart, James Everett, 69:141
Stuart, Jere, The California Garden and the Landscape Architects Who Shaped it, review, 75:285-286
Stuart, Mrs. William W. ( née Basye), 26:7
Stuart, Reginald R., 23:287; 28:378; editor "The Burrell Letters," 28:297-322; 29:39-59, 173-79
Stuart, Reginald R., and Grace D., Calvin B. West of the Umqua, review, 41:258-259
Stuart, Richard, 62:41
Stuart, Robert, 14:409; 27:181-82; Discovery of the Oregon Trail, The, editor Rollins, review, 15:191
Stuart, William W., 26:2, 4-5, 7
Stubbe, A., 22:251
Stubblebine, Craig, 72:366 (photograph), 371
Stubborn Motor Car, The (play), 34:364
Stubbs, J. C., 28:375; 70:90
Stubbs, Mary T, 28:375
Studebaker, John, 77[4]:7, 196, 278
Studebaker, John M., 15:380; 30:208; 33:327
Student League for Industrial Democracy, 51:223
Students for a Democratic Society (SDS), 74:290
Studer, Jack J., "The First Map of Oakland California: an Historical Solution to an Enigma," 48:59-71; "Julius Kellersberger: a Swiss as Surveyor and City Planner in California, 1851-1857," 47:314
A Study of American Character (1886), 77[4]:12
Study of Comparative Folklore and Mythology, 75:95
"A Study of Graduate Research in California Colleges and Universities," by Pamela A. Bleich, 43:231-245, 331-343; 44:35-49, 139-163, 237-250, 333-348; 45:149-161
"Stumbling toward the Millennium: Tourism, the Postindustrial World, and the Transformation of the American West," by Hal K. Rothman, 77[1-3]:140-57
Stuples, Charlie, 61:246, 254
Sturdavant, B. F., 33:374
Sturges, George, 36:75-76
Sturgis, William, 8:289; 19:49, 56; 23:193; 54:323
Sturt, E. P. S., 65:55
Sturtivant, Henry, 2:128
Sturzenneger, John and Rosina (Zopfe), 28:292
Stuteville, Orion, 63:50
Suárez del Real, [Suarez del Real] see Real
Suárez, Cayetano, [Suarez, Cayetano] 13:107; 17:155
Suárez, Crecencio, [Suarez, Crecencio] 25:363
Sublett, Susan, 3:156, 158, 160
Sublette (San Jose, 1853), 13:29-30
Sublette, Andrew W., 42:304
Sublette, Andrew Whitley, book on, review, 40:256-57
Sublette, Milton G., 2:35
Sublette, Milton, 55:157
Sublette, William Lewis, 2:10, 34; 4:107, 120, 127-33 passim, 139, 140, 278, 279, 319, 322, 323, 324, 337; 17:161; 19:135; 28:119
Sublette, Solomon, 76[2-3]:317
"Sublime Vistas and Scenic Backdrops: Nineteenth Century Painters and Photographers at Yosemite," by Kate Nearpass Ogden, 69:134-153
Subsidiary (citrus) industries, 74:33-34
"Substantial, Fire-Proof Edifices Made So by the Marvelous Invention of Iron Door and Window Shutters," b Malcolm Edwards, 50:431-437
Suburban Squeeze (The): Land Conversion and Regulation in the San Francisco Bay Area, by David E. Dowall, review, 66:144
Sub-Committee on Naval Affairs, 75:25
Succara (Indian, 1834), 16:236, 245, 355, 356, 371; 29:312
Succes (ship), 5:28, 37
Such, John, 7:398
Sucheng Chan, 66:170
Sucker Bar, 8:338, 345, 355
Sucker Flat, 9:351, 355, 376, 384, 386; 10:55, 56, 169, 173, 251, 255, 256, 257, 358
Sudden & Christenson, 31:295, 296, 303
Suddenly San Francisco: the Early Years of an Instant City, by Charles Lockwood, review, 58:85
Sue, Charley R, 67:234
Suen Hoon Sum, 66:174, 175
Suenz, Domingo, 16:249
Suey Chung, 67:177, 178, 179
Suffolk, England, 76[2-3]:89
suffrage, 77[1-3]:95, 132
Suffrage (women's) 73:115, 188, 191, 194, 197, 198, 199, 200, 201; 76[1, 4]:31
Suffragette Movement (1919-1920), 47:343-350
Suffragist crusade, 75:92
Sugar cane, 77[4]:203; cultivation, 45:50-51
Sugar Cane Traine, 77[1-3]:142
Sugar Factors Company, Ltd., 27:200
Sugar Hill, 75:234, 275
Sugar Loaf (Liberty Cap), Yosemite, 1:281
Sugar Loaf Mountain, 77[4]:262
Sugar Loaf Peak, El Dorado County (painting), 71:40
sugar pine (Pinus lambertiana), 76[2-3]:27, 34
sugar refinery, 77[4]:223
Sugar, 13:8; 18:95; 26:249; 27:117, 200; 36:110; 40:33-48; beets, 27:117, 121; 30:311; cane, 5:138; 13:8
Sugar, Carl, 25:383
Sugden, John, Sir Francis Drake, review 73:74
Sui Dynasty, 76[1, 4]:87
Sui, Jenny, 75:145
Suicides, 15:176, 277, 376; 16:83; 21:248, 258; 24:131; 28:252-53; 33:254
Suisun Bay, California, 10:213, 214, 405; 49:23; 75:17; 77[4]:132
Suisun Gun Club, 32:375
Suisun, Berryessa & Clear Lake Railroad, 32:366
Suits, Robert L, 50:354, 355
Sukarno, President 73:238
Sullers (Sutter County, 1858), 9:263, 264, 346; lawsuit, 9:264, 265
Sullivan & Leland, 30:254, 264
Sullivan (cigar store, San Francisco, 1851), 30:109
Sullivan (G. T.) & (K.) Root, 5:42, 140
Sullivan (hotel proposed, San Francisco, 1851), 19:228
Sullivan (San Francisco, 1855), 16:82
Sullivan's Camp, 20:100; 23:54; see also Sullivan's Creek
Sullivan's Creek and Diggings, 4:165; 11:168, 169, 171; 13:373, 383; 34:222; see also Sullivan's Camp
Sullivan's Creek Company, 70:244
Sullivan, Anne, 19:96
Sullivan, Barry, 21:241, 247; 72:48-49
Sullivan, Catherine, 33:352
Sullivan, Charles, 75:274
Sullivan, Charles A., obituary, 7:413
Sullivan, Charles L., "A Viticultural Mystery Solved: The Historical Origins of Zinfandel in California," 57:114-129
Sullivan, Charles L., Like Modern Edens: Winegrowing in Santa Clara Valley and Santa Cruz Mountains, 1798-1981, Forward by Leon D. Adams, review, Charles T. Morrissey, 62:145
Sullivan, Dennis T., 15:315, 322; photograph, 15: opposite 316
Sullivan, Elizabeth (alias Howard), 15:267
Sullivan, Eugene Lemuel, 2:67; 8:187, 284; 19:237; 33:374
Sullivan, Georgina Frances, see Jones, Mrs. John P.
Sullivan, Isaac W., 19:128, 141
Sullivan, J. W., 30:261
Sullivan, James V., 20:36, 45
Sullivan, Jerd, 76[1, 4]:124
Sullivan, Jerry, 6:15
Sullivan, John J., 58:146
Sullivan, John L., 21:263; 53:109, 333, 334, 339, 342; 75:74
Sullivan, John, 5:407; 19:231, 237
Sullivan, Louis, 51:303; 71:465; 74:428
Sullivan, Matt, 53:169
Sullivan, Maurice S., Travels of Jedediah Smith, review, 13:410
Sullivan, Mrs. Eugene Lemuel, see Davis, Mrs. John Calvert
Sullivan, Mrs. John (Ada E. Kenna), 7:413
Sullivan, Mrs. John A., 25:287
Sullivan, Neil J., 74:284
Sullivan,"Yankee" (Frank Murray), 8:364, 372; 9:75; 15:171; 16:347; 17:182; portrait, 8:368
Sulllvan, J. E., 69:363, 364
Sully, Langdon, No Tears for the General: The Life of Alred Sully, 1821-1879, review, 54:374-75
Sulphur (ship), 18:344; 19:213
Sulphur Bank, 32:365, 366
Sulphur Creek, 32:365
Sulphur Mountain, 17:28
Sulphur, 15:235; 32:363
Sumer circa 2340 B.C 62:162
Sumire Okazaki, see Okazaki, Sumire
Sumitomo Bank 73:36
Summer of Love, Haight-Ashbury, 62:11
Summer Pops Concerts, San Francisco, 65:252
Summer, Gay P., 57:312
Summerland, 75:114 (photo), 120
"Summers with Our Neighbor Authors, A," address by Eudora Garoutte, 13:411
Summers, Emma, 60:18
Summers, H. B., 9:366
Summers, John E., 33:344
Summers, Pete, 8:352, 363
Summit (RR station), 22:178-80; 23:117-22 passim
Summit City (Meadow Lake), 18:154
Summit Lake, 75:135
Summit of Mount Hoffman (photograph), 71:99
Summit of Mt. Shasta, Earth Glacier (photograph) by Carleton E. Watkins, 72:241
Summit of Sierra Nevada, 6:126-27, 363; illustration, 6: opposite 124, opposite 126
Summit Soda Springs, 34:19-20
Summit Water and Irrigation Company, 29:197
Summitville, Colorado 73:319
Sumner, Charles A., 10:393
Sumner, Charles, 43:124; 62:125; 65:111; 69:185
Sumner, E. V., 69:376
Sumner, Edwin Vose, 1:144; 10:282; 13:39; 21:198, 200, 222; 24:276; 26:261, 363; 28:166, 168-71 passim; 29:239, 240, 243; 33:230; 34:136, 150-55 passim; 40:343
Sumner, J. W., 31:93
Sumner, Lowell, 26:134; 69:113-114
Sumner, Owen, 5:123, 125, 276
Sumner, Owen, Jr., 5:123
Sumner, R. R., 33:3
Sumner, William Graham, 74:296
Sumter (ship), 26:18
Sun House (Ukiah), 75:84
"`Sun Rising in an Eastern Sky': Japanese Americans in Washington Township, 1920-1942," by Bill Helfman 73:54-71
Sun Valley, Idaho, 77[1-3]:150, 152
Sun Sun Wo Company, Coulterville, 33:375
Sun Yat-sen, 49:29; 50:271
Sun Yat-sen (ship), 75:141
Sun, San Francisco, 16:399
Sun-Diamond Growers, 75:32
Sunday Dispatch, San Francisco (newspaper), 13:299
Sunday Evening Mercury, 77[1-3]:95
Sunday Evening on Dupont Street, (drawing) 73:135
Sunday Morning in the Mines (painting), 71:21, 25, 42 (plate); 76[1, 4]:inside front cover; Winter
"Sunday Morning in the Mines," by Charles Nahl, 15: opposite 295
Sunday schools, 15:165, 168; 27:125; 29:121; 32:128; 39:293
Sunday: in the mines (illustration), 6: opposite 252; 15: opposite 295; laws, 9:255, 280-81; 10:362, 370; 14:165; 15:25, 280, 368; 16:80; 20:302, 304; 21:45, 49, 66; 31:7-8; 39:301, 302, 303
Sundials, 36:77; 37:301-2, 308-9
Sundry Civil Appropriations Act (1897), 46:14
Suñer, Francisco, [Suner, Francisco] 25:135; biographical sketch, 48:132-133
"Sunkist Aids Science--Now Doctors Help Sell Oranges" (article), 74:93
"Sunkist Courier,", 74:89-90
Sunkist Growers, Inc., 65:7, 10, 13; 74:3, 32, 70, 72, 84, 86, 88-94, 96-98, 103, see also; California Fruit Growers Exchange
Sunkist Mexicano, 74:74
"Sunny Jim Rolph: The First `Mayor of All the People'" by Moses Rischin, 53:165-172
Sunny Mountain Orange Company, 74:110
Sunny Sloe Ranch, California, 52:70-71
Sunny South (ship), 15:279
Sunnyside Inn, 77[1-3]:149. 150
Sunol & Company, 55:31
Sunol Rancheria, 71:427
Suñol v. Hepburn, [Sunol v. Hepburn] 20:108; 34:98, 240-41
Suñol, Antonio Maria, [Sunol, Antonio Maria] 5:130, 305; 8:122; 12:247, 263, 266-67; 13:78, 167, 269, 270, 278; 14:19; 15:18; 17:67, 152; 20:108-9; 23:211, 218; 55:31; 76[2-3]:305
Sunrise, Donner Lake (painting), 71:85
Sunset, 75:120
Sunset Club of Los Angeles, 49:39; 54:43; 57:160-161, 164
Sunset Development & Transportation association, San Francisco, 33:376
Sunset District, San Francisco, 57:309-319 passim; 73:306; 76[1, 4]:129
Sunset in Yosemite Valley (painting), 71:92
Sunset Limited (train), 70:62
Sunset Magazine, 54:206; 56:302; 60:57; 62:113; 70:63, 65, 74; 74:45; 77[1-3]:85, inside front cover, Fall (volume 77)
"Sunset Magazine: One Hundred Years of Western Living, 1898-1998" (exhibition), inside front cover, Fall (volume 77)
Sunset Strip, 60:86
Sunset Telephone and Telegraph Company, 2:205
Sunset Telephone, 65:4
Superfund sites, 77[1-3]:39
Superior (vessel, ship), 13:251, 397; 50:349
Superior Court, Sonoma County, 62:133
Supplemental Regulations of 1828, 76[2-3]:132, 136
Supreme Court (U.S.), see Prejudice Goes to Court-The Japanese and the Supreme Court in the 1920s, by M. Browning Carrott, 62:122-136 passim
Supreme Court of California 73:199; see Courts
Surf boarding in Southern California, 63:31
Surge Rock, 77[1-3]:144, 151
Suría, Tomás de, [Suria, Tomas de] 15:214-15, 380; 16:87; 24:292, 308; 25:60, 277, 363; sketches by, 15: opposite 213, following 214; 39: following 180; 76[2-3]:70, 100
Suriano, Juan Francisco, 7:299, 300, 334, 347, 377, 378, 385
"Surmounting the Sierras," by Chester L.White, 7:3-19
Surnner, William Graham 73:9
Surprise (clipper), 8:384; 10:294
Surprise (river steamer, 1854), 15:267, 278, 377; 16:79
Surprise (side-wheel steamer, 1852), 11:153
Surprise Valley Mill and Water Company, 17:210, 218
Surprise Valley, 31:137
Surprise, 60:148
Surprise, The (juvenile newspaper), 6:380
"Surrender of Monterey by ... Gutierrez, The," by George Tays, 15:338-63
Surrey Barn, 53:49
Survey of Minority Business Enterprise, 74:271
Surveying, 11:161-63, 360; 13:177-78; 18:296, 304; 24:166-67, 171, 176-78; 34:1-17, 22; see also names of surveyors
"The Survival of the Fittest" (poem) by Charlotte Perkins Gilman, 64:196
Susan Abigail (ship), 15:271; 34:254
Susan Ann (ship), 27:157, 163
Susan Drew (vessel, ship), 1:208, 210-32; 22:65; 24:48, 70; 25:130; 66:67
Susan E. Owens (ship), 11:358; 23:376
Susan River, 7:14; 30:58, 66; 76[2-3]:68
Susanita (ship), 16:127; 24:63
Susanna (vessel), 50:9
Susannetta (launch), 27:163
Susanville, 18:304, 308, 313; 30:60; 76[2-3]:56, 66, 68
Suscol (or Soscol), 36:295, 296, 305
Suscol Act of 1866, 56:173
Suscol House, 16:134
Suspension Flume, 9:66
Susquehanna (ship), 15:183, 185
Sussman, Emilie, 18:182
Sussman, Mrs. Samud, 25:233
sustainability, of economies and societies, 77[1-3]:34
Sutch, John, see Such, John
Sutherland Hotel (Pleasanton), 70:401
Sutherland v. Sweem, 59:114
Sutherland, Daniel, 26:204
Sutherland, David, 26:204
Sutherland, Edwin S., 25:7; 30:382
Sutherland, George (Justice), 62:127, 133
Sutherland, John, 26:204
Sutherland, Judge (San Francisco, 1855), 15:366
Sutherland, Lloyd, 49:347
Sutherland, Maria E., 70:159
Sutherland, N. R., 71:193
Sutherland, Roderick, 26:204
Sutherland, T. W., 31:45
Sutil (ship), 3:233; 10:316, 320, 332, 334, 338-41 passim; 15:215; 38:275; 76[2-3]:101
Sutil (vessel), 43:137; 49:50
Sutlej (ship), 33:235-36
Sutro Bath House, San Francisco, 64:275
Sutro Heights, San Francisco, 4:62
Sutro Library, 7:111; 75:61, 92
"The Sutro Library," by Gary F, Kurutz, 59:173-178
Sutro Tunnel, 20:83
Sutro, Abraham 73:137, 139 (photograph)
Sutro, Adolph, 4:62; 15:381; 18:192; 21:373; 32:234-35, 262; 33:374; 54:253; 57:309, 310, 314; 58:32; 59:173-178 passim, portrait 174, 177; 75:82; 77[4]:160
Sutro, Alfred, obituaries of Horace D. Pillsbury, 19:85-86; Kenneth R. Kingsbury, 17:94-95; obituary, 24:89-90
Sutro, C., 48:6
Sutro, Mrs. Alfred (Rose Newmark), 24:90; 25:95
Sutro, Mrs. Oscar (Mary O'Sullivan), 32:191
Sutro, Oscar, obituary, 14:287
Sutter (vessel), 64:98
Sutter Buttes, 3:271; 9:366; 10:184, 382; 11:113-14, 122; 13:173; 14:197; 22:325-27, 331-34; 25:122, 123; 29:262; illustration, 22: opposite 323
Sutter Creek, 18:22; 31:190
Sutter Hotel, Sacramento, 52:250
Sutter House, Eliza City, 8:25
Sutter Island, 64:215
Sutter Lake, 58:3, 7
Sutter Lectures (1990) 73:98
Sutter Party, 74:165
Sutter Rifles, 9:244, 268, 270; 10:69, 198, 277, 291; 17:268; 24:172, 174-76 passim; 37:363, 364, 366; 38:19
Sutter Slough, 23:349
Sutter the Man, by Zollinger, review, 18:279
"Sutter Writes of the Gold Discovery," editor Charles L. Camp, 11:42-43
Sutter's flour (grist) mill, 11:42; 14:269, 273, 276, 278, 280, 281; 16:127, 138, 142; 19:133, 139, 143; 26:109, 110, 118, 123; 76[1, 4]:inside front cover; Winter
Sutter's Fort, 1:97, 296; 3:89, 90; 4:163; 5:124, 128-29, 264; 6:141, 239, 272; 8:127; 10:9, 111, 299, 301, 348, 353; 11:88, 136; 12:281, 295, 337; 13:12, 13, 20, 21, 25, 43, 262-64, 372; 14:271; 15:226, 237; 16:56, 57, 127, 129, 212; 17:158, 161, 162, 273, 275, 360; 18:173, 293, 297; 19:116, 119, 131-38 passim; 20:36, 120, 217; 21:1-2, 10, 11, 13, 82; 22:366; 23:291, 369; 24:22-28 passim, 324, 336, 353; 25:121-29 passim, 144-47 passim, 220; 26:109-13 passim, 118-23 passim; 28:324; 29:133, 257; 30:376; 32:194; 64:134, 138; 69:285; 73:99 (drawing), 105-113, inside front cover, Summer, 285; 76[2-3]:219, 220, 313, 316, 317, 337, 339, 349; 77[4]:105, 179; aid to Donner party from, 10:348, 350; Frémont at, [Fremont] 1:121, 124, 126, 127, 137; 4:9; 5:264; 6:140-41; prisoners of Bear party at, 1:75, 97, 293-94; 10:114; 12:337; 15:230; 17:222-30 passim; 19:118; 29:321-22; views of, 13: opposite 265; 23: opposite 352; see also New Helvetia
Sutter's Hock Farm, 59:196, 201
Sutter's Mill 59:196; 60:23; 69:98, 285; 73:99, 109; 77[4]:1, 2, 179, 276
"Sutter's Mormon Workmen at Natoma and Coloma," by Reva H. Stanley, 14:269-82
Sutter's sawmill, 2:186; 3:128; 5:96; 6:247; 8:210; 10:298, 299, 348, 350; 11:42; 12:295, 357; 13:56, 164, 169, 170, 172, 175; 14:269, 273-82 passim; 15:298; 16:127, 140; 19:124, 125, 133; 28:295; 30:26, 36; 32:195; 77[1-3]:2, 17, 30, 31; articles on, 26:107-62; illustration, 6: opposite 205; 26: opposite 111, following 126, opposite 128, following 132
"Sutter's Sawmill," by Aubrey Neasham, 26:109-33
Sutter, Adolphus, 17:172
Sutter, Eliza, 8:25, 172-73; 14:217, 407; 29:300
Sutter, Johann Augustus, 45:118; 46:132; 50:404, 408, 51:31; 52:257-258, 340, 343, 351; 53:223, 226; see "A Forgotten Chapter in California History: Peter H. Burnett and John A. Sutter's Fortune," 41:319-324, portrait, 225
Sutter, Johann, 59:194, 196, 197, 199, 202
Sutter, John, 77[4]:86, 211, 212
Sutter, John A., 61:12, 23; 65:183, 188; 67:256; 69:5, 6, 7, 10, 285; 71:5, 9 (portrait); 75:199; sawmill, 200, 325; 208, 210, 275, 355; as captain, 363
Sutter, John August, Jr., 41:320, 321,322
Sutter, John Augustus, 1:98, 121, 139, 182; 3:89-90; 5:36-37, 96, 305; 6:141, 153, 198-99, 239, 241, 273, 369; 8:97, 101, 120, 121, 123, 127-28, 168-74 passim, 181, 268; 9:75, 270, 395, 398-99; 10:292, 299; 11:67, 121, 141, 144, 349-50, 355; 12:280-85 passim, 295, 299, 301, 313, 357; 13:13, 262-63; 14:128, 197-99, 217, 219, 220, 378, 390; 15:4, 173, 179, 226-27, 236, 369, 370; 16:127, 129; 17:58, 69, 141, 145, 149, 150, 154-62 passim, 224-25, 231, 232, 273; 18:158, 159, 173, 293, 295; 19:22-23, 116-24 passim, 131-35 passim, 236; 20:36, 120, 148; 21:1, 5, 7, 9, 16; 22:33, 366; 23:245; 24:331-32; 25:123, 126; 26:109-18 passim, 124; 27:136, 140, 243; 28:245, 254; 29:303, 314; 30:3, 36, 98, 375-76; 37:363, 364, 366 aids Donner party, 10:348-49, 350; aids Micheltorena, 12:149, 288; 13:229-30, 231; 15:228, 229, 230; 16:56-58; 17:157-59; 18:296-97; 20:151; 29:134-35; at Constitutional Convention, 10:163; 17:234; 19:7; buys Fort Ross property, 12:189, 194, 199, 246, 247-48, 263-76 passim, 347; 14:199; 16:100; 17:23, 66-68, 162; 18:160; 28:110; 30:324; 33:64, 311, 315-16; 39:98-99, 110, 193 correspondence, 5:77-78, 124, 184; 6:80-83, 184-85; 11:42-43; 14:198; 17:69; 23:293-94; 26:208; 28:56; 36:245; Diary, 1:124; 11:386 (see also New Helvetia Diary); gun of, 26:29, 54 land grants and claims, 5:96; 11:349; 12:283-84; 13:262; 14:199; 15:279, 280; lawsuit, 14:378-79; list of immigrants from Oregon, 5:125; Mormon workmen of, 14:269-82; 15:244; 19:134, 143; 22:141; 26:109-17 passim, 122, 123, 124; 32:194-95; treatment of Indians, 12:309; 16:129 articles on, 14:28-46, 269-82; 38:321-27; books about, 9:398-99; 10:90; 12:179; 14:82, 185-86; 15:187, 379; 18:279; 21:276; ports., 14: opposite 28; 23: opposite 227; 38: opposite 321; facsimile signature, 10: opposite 159 see also New Helvetia; Sutter's flour mill; Sutter's Fort; Sutter's Sawmill
Sutter, John Augustus, Jr., 8:170-74 passim; 12:300; 23:178; 36:245, 250
Sutter, John, 58:3; 62:5; 64:92, 132, 138, 141; front cover, Summer (portrait), inside front cover, Summer 73:98-113, 100 (drawing), 265; 74:160; 76[2-3]:202, 217, 218, 219, 220, 284, 287, 312-13, 320; 77[1-3]:17, 31
Sutter, John, Jr., 64:133
Sutter, Mrs. John Augustus (Anna Dubeld), 8:172, 173; 14:37-38, 39, 41, 42; 27:243
Sutter, W. Alphonse, 10:177, 199
Sutter: The Man and His Empire, by James Peter Zollinger 73:100
Suttersville,
Sutterville, California, 8:22; 9:252, 277; 10:391; 11:42-43, 106; 12:300-303; 13:367, 371, 372, 381, 382; 14:202; 19:127, 141; 21:82; 41:321; 58:3, 5, 8; 64:133, 141 plan of, 139
Sutton, Charles, 21:169
Sutton, Cornelius, 21:290
Sutton, Joseph, 6:13
Sutton, Margaret, 59:83
Sutton, May, 63:28
Sutton, Mrs. John (Anna B.), 27:32
Sutton, Owen Paul, 15:370; 27:159, 160, 163, 259, 260, 265, 368-69; 28:58
Sutton, Samuel S., 9:264
Suwerkrop, E. A., 2:188; 14:333, 335-36, 346
Suzuki Kamenosuke, 69:267
Svenin, Theodor, 61:11
Swaffield, Roland George, 26:190
Swagert, S. Laird, 32:95; "British Comment-as of 1849-1851," 32:81- 86, 269-75; 33:23-28
Swain's (San Francisco, 1860), 29:110, 121
Swain, Captain (of Crescent City, 1849), 29:18
Swain, Edward R., 59:31; 62:175
Swain, Edward, 48:311, 314
Swain, Eliza ("Little Cub"), 61:175, 177, 187
Swain, George, 61:164, 166, 175, 177-187 passim
Swain, J. W., 33:68
Swain, Lizzie, 10:171
Swain, Mark, 48:302
Swain, Robert B., 4:208; 29:253, 254
Swain, Sabrina, 61:164, 166, 167, 175, 177, 181; 77[1-3]:5, 25
Swain, William B., 33:374
Swain, William Caldwell, 9:156, 178, 264; 10:250
Swain, William, 61:162-197 passim; 64:224; 70:338; 77[1-3]:5, 38; 77[4]:90, 182
Swainberg, W. A., 64:284
Swaine (with Vancouver, 1792), 2:297
Swallow (river steamer), 10:273-86 passim, 380
Swallow (vessel), 58:13
Swamp Land Act of 1850, 75:133
Swan Lake, 75:356
Swan (master of Sarah, 1867), 27:68
Swan, George W., 12:328
Swan, James C. (G.?), 21:368
Swan, James G., 21:4
Swan, John A., 29:25
Swan, John M., 1:144
Swan, John, 55:34
Swan, Thomas M., 11:9
Swan, W., 16:282
Swanberg and West Company, 67:30
Swanberg, C. O., 67:31
Swanberg, W. A., 71:467; Citizen Hearst, review, 42:258-259
Swann, Lynn, 63:36
Swansea, Inyo County, 17:115
Swanson, Gloria, 60:61
Swart, Jan Lows de, 27:136, 140
Swartwout, Henry, 28:221, 230
Swartzlow, Carl R., 18:384
Swartzlow, Mrs. Carl R. (Ruby Johnson), 18:384; "Peter Lassen," 18:291-314
Swasey, Henry S., 18:384
Swasey, Mrs. William F. ( née Bascom), 18:384
Swasey, William 73:106, 108, 111
Swasey, William F., 1:138; 2:369; 5:308; 16:79; 18:384; 28:290; 29:156, 342; 31:44; letter to, 29:157
Swasey-Todd (or Snyder-Blackburn) party, 17:161; 19:135; 76[2-3]:317
Swat (Schwartz or Swart), George, 27:136
Swat, Juan de, see Swart, Jan Lows de
Swatek, Paul, 71:246
Swayne (R. H.) & Company, 34:330
Swayne, Noah Haynes, 15:8, 13
Swayne, Robert H., obituary of Arthur L. Duncan, 9:293
SWCEP 256, 75:259
Swearingen, Belle, see McCreery, Mrs. Andrew B.
Swearingen, Ella, 67:233
Swearingen, Hemy, 67:233
Swearingen, Mary Lewis, see Whitney, Mrs. George E.
Swearingen, Mrs. Richard S. (Isabella Virginia), 36:41, 44
Swearingen, Samuel (1851), 58:135
Swearingen, Sarah, see Condit-Smith, Mrs. J.
Swearingen, Sue Virginia, see Field, Mrs. Stephen J.
Swearingen, William, 74:417
Swearinger, Miss (Sacramento, 1859), 10:44
Sweasey, Esther, 27:189
Sweasey, Louisa, 29:284
Sweasey, W. J., 66:134, 135, 138, 139, 142
Sweasey, William John, 9:26; 27:189; 29:284
Sweathouses, 2:325; 8:315; 15:111-12, 134; 17:293; 24:50
Sweden (ship), 1:208; 33:261-62
Swedenborgian Society, San Francisco, 38:306
Swedes, 20:67, 76; 30:305; 76[1, 4]:5, 52
Swedish Society, 74:379
Sweem, J. B., 25:20-21
Sweeney, Charley, 70:175, 181, 182, 188
Sweeney, George F., 22:33
Sweeney, Peter B., 50:280
Sweeney, Thomas, 66:266, 276
Sweeny, Thomas William, 22:4, 5, 20
Sweet (S.) and Company, Visalia, 61:134
Sweet potatoes, 2:321; 23:371; 35:242
sweet vernal grass (Anthoxanthum odoratum), 76[2-3]:23
Sweet, Captain (Colorado River, 1863), 22:170, 171
Sweet, Harry, 58:265
Sweet, Lulu, 21:63
Sweet, Mrs. (clairvoyant, 1857), 9:163
Sweet, Paul, 33:64, 65
Sweet, S., 18:26, 27
Sweetheart, The (play), 35:142
Sweeting's Hotel, San Francisco, 11:65
Sweetland (place), 3:144, 156, 161; 8:199, 209; 28:234, 236; 77[4]:132
Sweetland's Crossing, 9:162
Sweetland, California, 62:99
Sweetland, Henry P., 3:144-45, 153-60 passim; 8:209
Sweetser, Albion Chase, 22:127, 129, 147; 38:33, 36, 39
Sweetser, Joseph B., 9:277 Sweetser (James E.), (U. P.) Hutchings & Company, 15:172
Sweetwater Reservoir, 34:159; 35:269
Sweetzer, A. J., 23:71
Sweins, Werner, 60:213, 225
Swenson, Mrs. Bert Edward (Stella Spillner), 28:190
Swett, Frank T., 65:7
Swett, Frank, 33:306
Swett, Ira L., and William A. Myers, Trolleys to the Surf: The Story of the Los Angeles Pacific Railway, review, 56:186-187
Swett, James, 15:174, 180, 267
Swett, John, 41:292,299; 42:28; 46:152, 156, 162; see "Early California Poetry," 48:243-255; "John Swett: A Stranger in the Southland," 42:145-153; 65:281; 71:175 (photograph), 176
Swett, John, 4:29; 15:174, 180, 267; 16:283; 30:135; "Diary... 1853,"editor Will S. Cluff, Jr., 33:289-308; facsimile of page from "Pocket Memorandum," 33: opposite 289
Swett, Leonard, 15:7-20 passim
Swezy, Charles E., 9:391
Swezy, Gabriel N., 3:149; 8:346, 361; 9:65, 257, 260, 364, 365, 390-91; 10:183, 194, 280, 382, 383, 384; 14: opposite 209, 382-83, 389, 403; 15:21, 23, 29, 33, 53, 54; family, 9:391
Swickhimer, Laura, 77[4]:166
Swift (San Francisco, 1864), 24:263
Swift and Company, 63:118, 131, 132
Swift, Andrew M., 13:31
Swift, C. A., 13:296
Swift, C. H., 26:262
Swift, Capt (of Derby, 1807), 12:221
Swift, Granville P., 1:134; 6:273; 11:184; 17:155, 240; 18:81, 158, 172; 21:14, 15; 24:58; 29:134, 262, 266-67, 271-72, 275, 333, 335, 339; 30:53-55, 169
Swift, Gustavus, 63:118, 121, 122, 125, 127
Swift, Harry G., 23:96
Swift, John F., 57:40, 41, 43
Swift, John Franklin, 14:86; 27:93, 173; 35:259
Swift, John H., 27:222
Swift, Julia A., see Rudolph, Julia A.
Swift, Mrs. (Sacramento, 1859), 10:176
Swift, Richard, 30:5
Swig, Benjamin H., 26:287-88
Swinburn, William, 41:239
Swindlehurst, Lizzie, 21:152, 178
Swindler, Frank P., 25:96
Swine, 1:169; 2:41, 42, 310; 12:193, 287, 293; 14:6, 9, 200; 16:119; 21:209; 23:252; 27:298; 38:119, 120
Swinerton, G. H., 33:333
Swinerton, Jane, 77[1-3]:96
"Swing Mikado," 75:245 (photo), 246
Swing, Phil D., 51:63, 67, 71; 52:310-318 passim, photograph, 303
Swing, Phil D., 72:135
Swing-Johnson Bill, 52:294, 317; 55:114
Swingle, John, book reviews by, 38:274-75, 371; 39:366-67; 40:170-71
Swingle, John, review of Greenwood, California imprints, 1833-1862: a Bibliography, 42:346-347
Swinnerton, James, 38:2
Swinnery (Marysville, 1858), 9:364
Swisher, Carl Brent, Motivation and Political Technique in the Constitutional Convention, 1878-79, review, 49:86-87
Swisher, Carl Brent, Stephen J. Field, review, 10:85
Swiss Guards 73:103, 109
Swiss Hotel, San Jose, California, 47:205
Swiss, 15:46-47, 226; 20:69-70, 77, 81; 28:293; 30:305-14; see also Italian Swiss
Switzerland, 76[1, 4]:120
Switzler, Simeon, letters, 24:135, 259, 353
Sword Fish (ship), 10:294; 15:373
Sword, presented to General Hooker, 16:310-11
Swords, Thomas, 1:240; 21:201, 208, 211, 218, 221, 222, 335, 341, 356; 22:51- 52; 25:297, 307, 371; 26:34; 33:103-4, 107, 109, 113-14, 117, 262, 266-67, 338-39; 43:41; 56:116
Swycaffer, Jeff, 36:123-24
Swycaffer, Joseph, 36:119, 124
Sybaris (train), 42:35
Sybil (play), 10:51, 57, 75
Sycamore (or Sycamous) River (Battle Creek?), 22:211, 216, 217; 23:134
Sycamore Creek, 76[2-3]:60
Sycamore Slough Company v. Dry Slough Company, 10:274
Sydenham, Thomas, 67:88
"Sydney coves" (or "Ducks"), 3:40; 6:226; 15:32; 19:328-29; 22:269; 24:169; 30:242
"Sydney Town," in San Francisco, 77[4]:5
Syer, Robert Reay, obituary, 21:382
Sykes, F., 2:175
Sykes, John, 67:153; 76[2-3]:15, 93, 302, 359, 366
Sykes, Mrs. Zenas (Eliza Burrell), 28:316; 29:42, 46-55 passim, 174, 178
Sykes, Zenas (or Zenus), 29:42, 46, 49, 50, 55, 178
Sylph (ship), 12:11; 13:7-10, 31-33
Sylva, Vermilda 73:64
Sylve, Madora, 28:294
Sylvestro, Clement M., photograph, 39: opposite 80
Sylvie's (or Sylvaille's) River, 22:101, 199
"Symbol for an Era: Assemblyman W. Byron Rumford," by Lawrence Paul Crouchett, 66:12-23
Symes, Lillian, 60:68
Symington, Mrs. Powers (Maud Fay), 25:94, 236
Symmes, Anita Day, 35:7
Symmes, Frank J., 62:201
Symmes, Loring P., 2:121
Symmes, Mabel, obituary by Gladys C. Wickson, 42:177-180
Symonds, Rev. Mr. (Sonoma, 1851), 24:60
Symons, Farrell, translator Soulié [Soulie], The Wolf Club, review, 7:198-99
Symons, Williams, 65:201
Syndicate Mining Company, 4:68
Syphilis, 49:153-154; 75:314; see venereal disease
Systems Development Corporation, Santa Monica, 58:79
Szabo, Janos, 28:130, 133, 141
Sze Yaps clan, 64:213
Sze Yaps, 49:27, 28
Szell, George, 65:257