History of California, Volume 4N. J. Stone, 1897 - California General history of California from the early settlement to its growth as a state. Author used many archives no longer extant. |
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... took two wagons and teams besides two saddle horses . The company set out in October , 1848 , and , traveling by the way of Goose Lake and Pit river , after some difficulty in getting over the mountains , arrived safely in the Sac ...
... took two wagons and teams besides two saddle horses . The company set out in October , 1848 , and , traveling by the way of Goose Lake and Pit river , after some difficulty in getting over the mountains , arrived safely in the Sac ...
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... took a leading part in its proceedings . In August he moved with his family to San José , which had been declared the capital by the constitution ; and he resided there at the time of his election to , and during his incumbency of , the ...
... took a leading part in its proceedings . In August he moved with his family to San José , which had been declared the capital by the constitution ; and he resided there at the time of his election to , and during his incumbency of , the ...
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... took place at San Francisco what may be called the second grand Democratic mass - meeting in California . Other inconsiderable political meetings , both Whig and Democratic , had occurred ; but this was intended to be a grand affair ...
... took place at San Francisco what may be called the second grand Democratic mass - meeting in California . Other inconsiderable political meetings , both Whig and Democratic , had occurred ; but this was intended to be a grand affair ...
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... took part as a volunteer first in the Blackhawk , and afterwards in the Mexican , war . In 1846 he became superintendent of the Indiana state prison in the neighborhood of Indianapolis and in 1848 started for California , where he ...
... took part as a volunteer first in the Blackhawk , and afterwards in the Mexican , war . In 1846 he became superintendent of the Indiana state prison in the neighborhood of Indianapolis and in 1848 started for California , where he ...
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... took his seat as senator still owed the state as such a balance of upwards of five thousand dollars . About the same time he commenced his attack upon the state printing depart- ment , he fully settled up his accounts with the state ...
... took his seat as senator still owed the state as such a balance of upwards of five thousand dollars . About the same time he commenced his attack upon the state printing depart- ment , he fully settled up his accounts with the state ...
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