Journal Index 1955-1974

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Index to Volumes 1-20 (1955-1974)

Index 1955-1974 ~ Index 1975-1989 ~ Index 1990-1998 ~ Index 1999 ~ Index 2000

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Abbot, J. Stephen, 8:1:1

Abbot, Downing & Co.: coaches of, 8:1:2-4; description of, 8:1:1-4

Abbott, Clinton G., 19:4:16

Abbott, George E. (surgeon), 11:1:37

Aboriginal days, 6:1:1. See also Indians

Acacia Pendula, 8:2:5B

Academy (Homestead), 12:2:17,19,22

Academy of Basidiomycologists, 14:2:19

Acapulco, 18:2:2,5; 18:4:11

Acevedo, Guillermo: silkscreen by, 16:3:cover

Ackerman, Belle A., 14:4:37

Ackerman, Carl, 20:4:16

Ackerman, John, 20:1:20

Ackerman, Mabel A., 14:4:37

Ackerman, Teddy G., 20:4:16

Ackerman, Will, 15:1:6-7

Ackerman, Ysabel (Mrs. E. W.), 14:4:37

Act of Federation, 18:1:16-17

Acufia, Virginia, 18:1:12

Adair, Clyde. 17:2:29

Adams, David B. (radiologist), 16:4:21,23; 18:3:22

Adams. Eleanor B.: mentioned, 19:3:34; review by, 18:1:24

Adams, Thomas W., 9:3:30

Adams House (Hotel), 4:2:22

Adamson, Robert: article by, 1:4:54-56

Adler and Sullivan, 17:4:1

Adobe brick, 2:2:24

Adobe homes (in Old Town), 2:4:52-53

The Adventures of Stickeen in Lower Caliornia, 1874, by John F. Janes, edited by Anna Marie Hager: review, 20:1:42

"The Affair at Minter's Ranch," by Bill Virden, 7:2:23-25

Agassiz, Louis: mentioned, 13:4:53; photograph(s), 13:4:51; speaks at Horton House, 6:1:26-27

Agua Tibia Ranch (Marston Home), 5:2:29; photograph(s), 5:2:31

Aguanga Oak Grove area, V11:2:23-25 passim

Aguilar, Bias, 17:2:16

Aguilar, Domingo, 18:1:16,17

Aguilar, Rosario, 15:1:10

Aguirre, Amado, 18:1:15

Aguirre, Jose Antonio: mentioned, 13:2:8; 15:1:5,6; 20:1:48; provides church in Old Town, 5:1:1; 14:3:5

Aguirre, Rosario Estudillo, 15:1:30

Ah-ha Kwe-a-mac (Cuyamaca), 2:3:29

Ah Quin: mentioned, 20:2:14; house of, photograph(s), 20:2:9

Aiken, Edwin T., 6:3:77; 18:1:23

Aiken, Stella, 18:1:23

Ainsa, Jesus, 19:1:73

Aircraft industry: in San Diego, 6:1:30-31,34; 13:4:62

Akers, C. H., (Phoenix Gazette), 17:2:33

Alarcon, Hernando de, 18:2:1; 19:3:13

Alcala, Mission San Diego de. See Mission San Diego

Alcalde of San Diego: Juan Maria Osuna, 14:2:10-11; Official Correspondence, 1830-50, 11:1:39-41; San Diego's last, 6:1:20

Alcatraz Island Lighthouse: illustration, 1:4:57

Alden, W. H., 20:4:42

Alemany, Joseph S.: as Bishop of Monterey, 5:1:15; as Archbishop of San Francisco, 10:2:15,16

Alert: mentioned, 12:4:27,30; 14:4:12 Alessio, John, 12:1:13

Alexander, Beverley E., 20:4:16

Alexander, D. W., 3:3:33

Alexander, F. W. (Mrs.), 20:2:18

Alexander, Nissan J., 19:4:28,31,32

"Alfred R. Mitchell: Pioneer Artist in San Diego," by Martin E. Petersen, 19:4:42-50

Alipas, Bersabe (Machado), 15:1:34

Alipas, Damasio, 15:1:32

Alipas, Jose, 19:4:7

Alipas, Juana Machado (Wrightington): mentioned, 15:1:8; biog. sketch, 15:1:32-33

Alipas, Maria Areadio (Israel), 15:1:32-33

Alipas, Ramona Machado (Williams), 15:1:32-33

Allanson, Horace, 17:2:8

Allen, Alice Benson: book by, review, 18:2:15

Allen, Bill: photograph(s), 12:4:10

Allen, Gertrude, 20:1:20,24a

Allen, Dr. Jacob, 16:2:6

Allen, R. G.: residence of, 17:4:12

Allen, Sherman R., 4:2:26

"Allen Hutchinson: British Sculptor (1855-1929): An Artist's Career: From England, Hawaii and the South Pacific to San Diego, California," by Elizabeth C. MacPhail, 19:2:21-38

Allen's Dairy, 17:2:19

All Hell Needs is Water, by Budge Ruffner, 19:4:64

Allied Printing Trades Union, 20:2:41

Allison, Robert, 8:4:48

Allison and Luco (Cuyamaca grant), 17:1:4

Allman, John, 8:1:4

All Souls Day, 5:4:57-59 passim

Almgren, Louis: coach of San Diego Rowing Club, 6:4:94-97 passim; as Fire Chief, 11:2:34-39; mentioned, 1:1:40; photograph(s), 10:2:34

Almond School, 6:3:86

Almstedt, Ruth Farrell, book by, 20:4:56

Alpine: mentioned, 4:3:20; tuberculosis sanitarium at, 4:2:20

Alpine: History of a Mountain Settlement, by Beatrice La Force: review, 18:3:30-31

Alric, Henry-J. A., Abbe: book by, review, 18:1:30-31

Alta, Gertrude, 15:1:6 Alta California. See California

The Alta California: mentioned, 20:2:52; California State Convention of 1849, 10:1:2,3,4,7; letter from editor, facsimile 15:2:20

Altamirano, Antonio, 14:4:37

Altamirano, Dolores, 14:4:37

Altamirano, Jose Antonio: mentioned, 14:3:14; 14:4:37; 15:1:6; and Miguel de Pedrorena, 5:1:12

Altamirano, Miguel, 14:4:37

Altamirano, Ysabel, 14:4:37

Altamirano Family, 14:4:37

Alvarado, Francisco Maria de, 12:4:37

Alvarado, Juan Bautista: grantee of Rincon del Diablo, 9:3:30

Alvarado, Gov. Juan Bautista: mentioned, 6:1:14-16; 7:3:32,33,42; 12:3:24,30; 12:4:20-32 passim; 13:4:27,28,29; 15:1:24; 20:2:31,32; photograph(s), 13:4:27; portrait, 12:4:20

Alvarado, Maria Ygnacia, 14:2:5

Alvarado, Pedro de, 19:3:1-2

Alvarado, Tomasa (Casa de Dona), 15:1:12

Alvarado, Ysidro, 15:4:32

Alvarado, Ysidro Maria, 12:3:14

Alvarado Family: photograph(s), 20:2:49

Alzola, Thomas de, 18:2:2

Amadis of Gaut, 11:1:2

"Amanecer" (Dawn), mrl. by Gilberto Ramirez, 18:4:cover

Amat, Bishop Thaddeus, 10:2:15-16 passim

Amende, May, 15:1:10

Amende, Mrs., 15:1:10

American Association for the Advancement of Science, 10:4:52

American BeeJoumal, 15:4:24,25,26

American College of Letters, 7:1:1-13 passim

American Driving Park, 1888, 7:1:13 passim

American Hotel, 15:1:8,37

American Legion, 18:1:7

The American Southwest: Its Peoples and Cultures, by Lynn I. Perrigo: review, 18:1:32-33

American Trails Series, edited by A. B. Guthrie, Jr., 18:3:35

American Trappers: mentioned, 5:1:7

Americans and the California Dream, 1850-1916, by Kevin Starr: review, 20:1:45-46

America's Frontier Heritage (Billington), 20:2:52-53

Ames, Don Francisco, 5:2:39

Ames, Frank, 17:2:12

Ames, Jesse Wilbur: Los Coches Rancho, 5:1:21; mentioned, 14:3:21

Ames, John Judson: mentioned, 3:2:25; 8:4:55; 13:2:10; 13:4:42; 18:1:19-20; 19:1:32, 36; photograph(s), 13:4:45; and San Diego Herald, 1:2:16; 10:3:37; 6:1:22

Ames, Don Juliano, 5:1:21

Ames, Samuel, 3:216

"Amiel Weeks Whipple and the Boundary Survey in Southern California," by Thomas L. Scharf, 19:3:18-31

Amphibious Base (Coronado), 2:3:40

Amphitheatre (Theosophical Society): photograph(s), 20:3:9

Amsbaugh, Bill: photograph(s), 12:4:12

Ancient and Egyptian Order of Sciots, 17:2:38

Ancon, 5:3:48

Anderson, Capt. Robert E., 14:4:38

Andrade, Guillermo: mentioned, 17:3:4,6,7; photograph(s), 17:3:5

Andrews, Charles, 20:1:20

Andrews, Thomas F.: review by, 19:1:45; 19:4:61

Andrews, W. R., 19:1:28

"An Early Romance," by H. D. Barrows, 19:2:11

Angel De La Guarda Island, 17:3:5

Angelita, 4:3:41

Angel's Ranch: photograph(s), 7:2:25

"Annual Report to the Secretary of the Treasury," by Alexander Bache, 10:4:52

Anthrax (Cattle disease), 11:1:29-31 passim

Antigua California, 18:4:12. See also Baja California

Anti-Interference League, 18:3:4

Anti-Japanese sentiment during World War 2: in California, 18:1:1-9; in other Pacific Coast states, 18:1:3-5,7-9; organizations encouraging, 18:1:24,5,7-8

Antiques: in San Diego, 5:3:55

Anti-Saloon League: mentioned, 2:4:45; 20:2:39,40

Anvils (Firing of), 3:2:25-26

Anza, Juan Bautista: mentioned, 14:3:25,26,28; 14:4:24,29; 19:1:3; 19:2:34; passing through El Vado, 5:1:25

Anza Borrego Desert State Park, article on, 19:4:14-24

Anza Conquers the Desert: The Anza expeditions ftom Mexico to Califoria and the Founding of San Francisco: 1774-1776, by Richard F. Pourade: review 18:3:25-26

Anza Memorial Conservation Association, 19:4:23

Anza Trek of 1775, 19:1:3

Apache Indians, 7:2:20

Apex (Escondido), 9:3:30

Apiaries (1870's), 15:4:21

Alpis, Maria A., 18:3:11

Apis, Pablo, 18:3:10,11; 20:1:28-29

Appleby, Andrew B.: review by, 20:2:62

Aquino, Tomas de, 18:2:4

Aranzazu 10:4:54-56 passim

Araucano, 18:1:14

Archeological Investigations. See Presidio of San Diego Excavations

Archeological Survey Association of Southern California, 18:3:7

Archeology: article on, Arch frieze, 17:4:26,27

"Architectural Notes," by William Porter (Shepard House), 16:3:22-25

Architectural Record (June, 1907), 17:4:11

Architecture and Architects in San Diego, 17:4:1-44

Architecture in San Diego: B & B House, 1:1:12; boom period, 1:2:24; early hardware, 1:2:24; gingerbread, 1:1:10; gothic revival, 18:4:36-37; shingles, 1:1:37,38

Archives of San Diego (Spanish and Mexican period), 11:1:39-40

Archivo del Gobierno del Distrito Sur, 18:1:15

Archivo Historico de Baja California Sur, 18:1:12,15

Archivo Historico (La Paz), 20:4:28

Arc lights (1887): mentioned, 2:3:34; illustration, 2:3:35

Arctic Oil Works Pier, 5:3:49

Arctic Street (Kettner Blvd.): mentioned, 7:1:1-13 passim; power house on, photograph(s), 7:1:2

Arden, Sylvia: book edited by, review, 20:3:71-72; book nt. by, 18:3:33; photograph(s), 15:3:25

Arguello, Jose, 19:1:5; 20:3:41

Arguello, Luis: mentioned, 6:1:10, 12:3:8,11, 13:4:20, 20:3:41

Arguello, Pancho, 20:4:42

Arguello, Pilar de, VA:58

Arguello, Ramon, 10:1:3

Arguello, Refugio: mentioned, 15:1:27; wife of Juan Bandini, 18:2:11,12

Arguello, Santiago: Bandini's father-in-law, 17:2:5,8; Cuyamaca land grant, 17:1:3; mentioned, 7:3:31; 12:3:17,22,28,30,31; 12:4:21,22,23,27,28,32,36; 8:4:26; 15:4:32; 15:1:3,6; 17:2:16; 17:1:16; 20:3:35,40,41; mission land, 6:1:13,14,18; photograph(s), 13:4:28; prefect of Calif. State Convention, 1849, 10:1:3,4; pursuit of Indian, 13:1:43

Arguello Family, 11:3:3-4

Arizona City (Yuma), 3:3:32; 4:4:43

Arizona Colonization Company, 19:1:35

Arizona & New Mexico Express Co., 4:3:40

Arizona Street Veterinary Hospital (San Diego), 19:2:34

Arizona Territorial Prison, 4:4:44

Armistead, Lewis: mentioned, 1:2:18; 7:2:18

Armistead, Walker R., 7:2:18

Armory, Old Twenty-Eight Street: photograph(s) 9:2:20

Army Corps of Topographical Engineers, 19:2:19

Army, U. S., in San Diego: Civil War, 7:2:17-22 passim; Quartermaster Depot, 1:1:12; Supply Depot, 1:2:16

Army of the Supreme Government (Mexican period), 6:1:14

Army of the West: mentioned, 19:2:19; 19:4:7-13 passim; 6:1:18-19. See also San Pasqual, Battle of

Arnavar, "Doctor" Celestino, 17:2:9, 10

Arnold, Ray: photograph(s), 20:2:13

Arnold, Sam'l P.: review by, 19:3:41-42

Arnold House: mentioned, 1:1:10; photograph(s), 1:1:11

"The Aroma of Athens", 12:2:19,20,21

Arratia, Jose de, 18:3:15

Arrillaga, Jose Joaquin de: mentioned, 1:1:48; 19:1:5

Art in San Diego: Art Association, 16:4:3; collecting, 5:3:54-55; exhibits, 16:4:3; Art Guild, 16:4:9; Royal Academy of Bavaria, 16:4:3; Art Students League, 19:4:44

Artists in San Diego. See Contemporary Artists of San Diego

Arteaga, Beatriz: mentioned, 18:1:12; photograph(s), 18:1:11

Arther, Capt. James, 5:1:8

Artillery in San Diego, 5:4:60-68 passim

Aryan Memorial Temple (Theosophical Institute): mentioned, 20:3:12; photograph(s), 20:3:6-8

Arze, Anastasio, 18:1:16,17

Asbestos Works, 7:1:1-13 passim

Ascencion, Antonio de la: mentioned, 15:4:5; 18:2:4-7; 18:4:1; describes Pt. Loma, 4:3:29

Asher (Ascher) Home, 15:1:5

Asian Trade, 12:2:2,3,4,5,7

"As Others Saw Us (A Compilation)", by Anna Marie Hager and Everett Gordon Hager, 7:4:49-51

Aspinwall, 3:3:38

Associated Artists of San Diego, 16:4:4,5; 19:4:46

Associated Charities (San Diego), 20:2:22

Astrolabe (Nautical): illustration, 11:1:11; photograph(s), 11:1:1

Asumpcion, Andres de la, 18:2:4

Atchison, Topeka & Santa Fe Railroad: mentioned, 2:1:10; 10:1:11

Atkeson, Ray & Calvin Kentfield: book by, review, 19:1:43-44

Atlantic & Pacific Railroad: employment of Chinese, 10:1:10; mentioned, 17:1:18

Atondo, Isidro de, 19:3:13

Audubon, John Woodhouse, 19:2:27

Australia, 19:2:27-28

"The Automobile Is Here To Stay," by Helen Margaret Bowles, 4:2:17-19

Automobiles: early commercial use, 4:2:17-19

"An Auto Trip Through San Diego's Back Country," by Ed Fletcher, 15:2:3-14

Aviation in San Diego: 1:1:3. See also Lindbergh, Charles A., and Montgomery, John J.

An Awakened Minority: The Mexican Americans, edited by Manuel P. Servin, noted, 20:4:56

Axeford, Prof. Michael: mentioned, 14:4:25,32; 16:4:20

Ayuntamiento, 15:1:32

Ayuntamiento, Tijuana: photograph(s), 12:4:39

Azevedo, Alves de, 19:3:6

Babcock, Arnold: mentioned, 7:1:4-5; owner Diamond Carriage & Livery Co., 8:1:8

Babcock, A. E., 20:3:62

Babcock, Elisha S.: electric service for Coronado, 2:3:34; mentioned, 2:3:38; 7:1:5-6; 11:3:42; 12:1:4,5,6,7,10,11,12,13; 19:1:21

Babcock Electric Cars. See Coronado Railroad

Babcock& Story: mentioned, 16:3:4; Coronado and, 2:3:38,39; land purchasing on Coronado, 2:1:2; procure water for Coronado, 2:3:40; railroad to Pacific Beach, 7:1:2; steam railroad business, 2:1:4,5n

Bacardi, Emilio, 20:3:12

Bache, Alexander Dallas: U. S, Coast Survey and, 10:4:52; 17:2:17

Bache, Maj. Hartman, 1:4:44-46 passim

Back Country traveling in San Diego County, 5:3:54

Baedeker, Karl: book edited by, 18:4:51

Baegert, Fr. Jakob, 13:3:8; 19:3:14

Bahada, 6:4:101,102

Baile (Spanish dance or ball): illustration, 11:3:cover

Bailey, Drury D.: mentioned, 14:3:21; death of, 9:4:48; descendents of 9:4:46; discovery of gold near Julian, 9:4:44; founds town of Julian, 5:1:20; 9:4:43; owner of Ready Relief Mine, 9:4:44,46,48; photograph(s) 1900, 9:4:47; photograph(s), 13:1:25

Bailey, Frank, 9:4:43, 46

Bailey, Ida, 20:2:11

Bailey, James: death of 9:4:48; founder of Julian, 9:4:43; mentioned, 9:4:46

Bailey, Lela E.: daughter of Drury Bailey, 9:4:46; describes Banner, Ready Relief, 9:4:48

Bailey, Luther, 9:4:48

Bailey, Dr. Milton, 4:1:8

Bailey, Philip: article by, 4:4:43-45: book by, 18:2:22

Bailey Field, 9:4:48

Baily, Dr. Joshua L.: dedication to, 13:1:5-7; mentioned, 13:1:5; photograph(s), 13:1:5

Baily, Ruth Robinson: dedication to, 13:1:5-7; photograph(s), 13:1:3, 13:1:5

Baja California: Act of Federation of, 18:1:16-17; American invasion of, 18:1:14,15; Approach to Magdalena, illustration, 19:3:12; as refuge for alleged Japanese saboteurs during World War 11, 18:1:1:2; Cabo de San Lucas, illustration, 19:3:13; colonization of, 19:1:2-6; description of, 9:3:36-41; discussed, 20:2:51; during Maderista Revolution, 18:3:1-2, 4; historical archives of, 18:1:10-18; history of, article on, 19:3:9-17; Indians in, 19:1:2-3; Indians of, 18:4:1-13; Lassepas in, 20:4:25-29; letter to editor about, 18:2:23; map, 19:3:9; map ca. 1868, 18:1:13; rancheros, illustration, 20:4:26; route to San Diego, 17:1:22-28; route to San Diego, 1849, map, 17:1:24-25; San Antonio, illustration, 19:3:15; sea otter hunting in, 20:2:32; socialist revolution in, 19:1:26-28; Spanish Colonial System in, 18:4:1-13

Baja California: Jewish Refuge and Homeland, by Norton B. Stern: review, 20:2:61-62

"Baja California Travels Series," 18:1:10

Baker, Lt. Bob: photograph(s), 1914, 9:2:19

Baker, Charlotte, 20:2:19

Baker, Patricia: article by, 15:1:23-27

Baker, Robert, 15:1:25

Bakker, Elna: book co-authored by, review, 19:2:48

Balboa Park: bldgs. designed by Johnson, 17:4:23; development of (George Marston), 3:1:2; El Prado, 1915, photograph(s), 13:4:61; history of, 1:3:35; illustration, 1:3:36; in 1904, photograph(s), 16:4:17; in 1915, photograph(s), 16:4:17; mentioned, 1:1:3; 19:4:16; 20:2:27, 37, 38; 20:4:14; photograph(s), 1904 & 1925, 16:4:17; Professor Le Batt and, 1:3:36; Spanish Village, photograph(s), 13:4:65

Balboa Stadium, 13:4:61,64

Baldhead Springs, 4:2:24

Baldwin, Hugh, 20:3:25

Baldwin, Lawrence W., 20:4:17

Baldwin Company, 2:1:10

Baldwin electric cars, 2:1:2

Balhon, Frank, 20:4:19

Ball, Elmer, 9:4:5O

Ball, W. H,: freighting routes, 9:4:50; mule freighter, 9:4:49-50; respected by Indians, 9:4:50

Ball Freighters, 9:4:49-50

Ballast Point: as defense, 6:1:8, 9; illustration, 1895, 1:2:55; lighthouse at, 1:4:56; illustration, 1:4:55; 6:4:91; 1:4:55; 1:4:52; photograph(s), 6:4:93; life at, 6:4:91-92; mentioned, 5:1:2, 13:4:11, 18, 45, 17:1:18, 22; on Pt. Loma, 5:4:60; photograph(s), 1890's, 5:1:5; Fr. Serra and, 6:1:6; San Diego Historical Landmark #56, 5:1:6; Vizcaino and, 6:1:5; work and activities, 6:4:92-93

"Ballast Point Lighthouse," by Norma Engel, 6:4:91-93

Ballena: mentioned, 13:1:23; school district, 6:3:86; post office (Warnock Residence), photograph(s), 13:1:26; valley of, 13:4:33

Bancroft, Hubert Howe: bought Bancroft Ranch, 5:1:25; critique of explorations of Gulf of California, 11:1:14; deals with Alonzo Horton, 4:3:37, 38; mentioned, 12:3:9,12, 23; 12:4:21, 32; 14:3:25; 18:1:10,15; 19:1:4; 19:2:9,11; revolt at San Diego Mission, 2:3:29,30,32

Bancroft, John, 20:2:31

Bancroft, Sally: drwng. by 8:2:11B

Bancroft Ranchhouse, 5:1:25; 14:3:25

Band of Hope, 2:4:44,45

Bandini, Arcadia: illustration, 17:2:7; mentioned, 17:2:13; 20:1:10. See also Stearns, Arcadia Bandini

Bandini, Arturo and Helen Elliot, 15:1:27

Bandini, Don Arturo: illustration, 11:3:1

Bandini, Dolores, 17:2:6

Bandini, Isidora: mentioned, 15:1:25-27; 17:2:11-12; 19:2:20. See also Bandini, Ysidora and Couts, Isidora Bandini

Bandini, Jose: mentioned, 5:1:13; 14:3:15; 15:1:23

Bandini, Jose Maria: 17:2:9

Bandini, Josefa (Carrillo), 20:1:3; 15:1:25

Bandini, Juan: biog. skech. of 15:1:23-27; 17:2:3-13; Calif. politics and, 6:1:13-16; comes to Calif., 17:2:3, 5, 13; host to William Kip, 3:1:7; mentioned, 6:2:53; 7:3:32; 12:3:9-31 passim; 12:4:19,21,22,23,26,28,32,36; 13:4:27; 14:3:15; 15:1:5, 6-7, 29-30; 20:1:3; 20:2:51; 20:3:34-35, 36, 37, 41; photograph(s), ca. 1840, 17:2:4; photograph(s), 13:4:26; Pio Pico and, 13:4:25, 29, 30, 34; pursuit of Indian, 13:1:43; son of Don Jose Bandini, 5:1:13; Superior Judge of Calif. State Convention 1849, 10:1:3; will of, 17:2:11, 12; with daughter, 1853, photograph(s), 20:1:4

Bandini, (Dona) Refugia, 20:1:3

Bandini, Ysidora: mentioned, 20:1:2-11; with father, 1853, photograph(s), 20:1:4. See also Bandini, Isidora and Couts, Isidora Bandini

Bandini Army, 6:1:14

Bandini, Casa de, See Casa de Bandini

Bandini Family, 5:1:13; 11:2:4; 15:1:23-27

"The Bandini Family," by Patricia Baker, 15:1:23-27

Bandini House: as Cosmopolitan Hotel, photograph(s), 20:2:52; 4th of July at, 1:3:30; illustration, 1:3:30; mentioned, 14:4:30; 2:4:52

Bandini Plan, 12:4:19

Bandini Revolution, 15:1:32

Bank of America Building, 11:3:45

Bank of Commerce (San Diego), 19:2:32

Bank of Commerce Building (Ratner Electric), 17:4:44

Bank of San Diego, 11:1:34-35

Banks, Alfred E., 20:2:20, 21

Banks, James, 20:1:36 Banks (1893), 3:1:12

Banner: mentioned, 13:1:25,26; mining bonanza, 3:4:43-46; photograph(s), 9:4:45

Banner City: condition today, 9:4:48; described by Lela E. Bailey, 9:4:48; near Julian, 9:4:44

Banner Debating Club, 5:2:40

Banner Grade: photograph(s), 13:1:27

Banning, Evelyn L: book by, review, 20:4:46-48

Banning House, 17:4:14

Banning Stage Line (1852), 3:3:33

Banta, Mike, 16:4:20

Baptismal records, 2:3:29

Baptismal Register, Mission San Diego: title p- facsimile 13:4:17

Baranceanu, Belle: mrls, by, 18:2:cover

Barclay, Mary, 14:4:37

Bardacke, Frances L., 19:2:12

"Barefooted to the Gold-Fields," by Helen Gohres, 9:3:34-41

Barkhart, John D., 15:1:14

Barlow, Sanderson &Co., 3:3:33-34

Barnacle Bill (whale), 6:4:91-93 passim

Barnes, Charles, 18:4:35

Barnes, Stanley, 20:1:21,23

Barnett, Ysabel Grace Gonzales, 20:1:32

Barrack Block, 1:2:16

Barracks, San Diego. See San Diego Barracks, and New San Diego Barracks

"A Barren Hilltop Becomes a Park," by George A. LaPointe, 8:2:1-2

Barret, Ellen Catherine, 19:3:10

Barrett, Augusta Jane: mentioned, 18:4:24,27,28-34 passim, 35,36; 19:2:17,19

Barri, Don Felipe de, 13:3:15,18

Barrios, Ernie: drwng. by, 18:4:14

Barrows, H. D., 19:2,11

Barry, J. H., 4:2:26

Barry, Richard, 19:2:3

Barthelmess, Dick: article by, 6:4:94-97

Bartlett, John Russell, 17:2:17

Bartz, Margaret: photograph(s), 11:4:22

Baruch, Bernard, 17:2:36

Baseball (Lemon Grove), 4:2:27

Basket Designs of the Mission Indians of California, by A. L. Kroeber, preface by Robert Heizer: noted, 19:4:64

Bates, James: article by, 16:2:24-33

Bates, John, 20:4:9

Batten houses, 1:2:24

Batters, Capt. John S., 5:3:46

Battery Ashburn, 5:4:65

Battery California, VA:63

Battery Fetterman: mentioned, photograph(s), 5:4:61

Battery Humphreys, 5:4:65

Battery McGrath: mentioned, 5:4:63; photograph(s), 5:4:61

Battery Strong: mentioned, 5:4:65

Battery Wilkinson: mentioned, photograph(s), VA:63; photograph(s), 1910, 5:4:61

Battle of Los Flores, 6:1:15

Battle of San Diego, 13:4:19; 5:1:12

Battle of San Pasqual. See San Pasqual, Battle of

Bauer, K. Jack: book by, review, 18:1:25-27

Baur, John E.: review by, 18:2:17

Bay City Market (San Diego), 4:3:36; 20:4:3

Bayle, Constantino, 18:1:10

Bayly, Henry, 5:2:40

Beacons in the Bay: illus,, 1:4:51

Beagle, Harvey L., 20:4:16

Beakley, Dell, 20:4:19

Beale, Lt. Edward Fitzgerald: at San Pasqual, 6:1:19; mentioned, 19:4:7,9; 19:3:29; military commander, 5:1:21; military leader, 5:1:13; photograph(s), 13:4:40

Bean, Joshua H.: dueling hoax, 9:2:25; mayor of San Diego, 6:1:20,22; mentioned, 13:4:39,41

Bean, Lowell John: book co-introduced by, review, 20:3:70-71

Bean, Roy, 6:1:22

Bean, Walton:revs. by, 18:2:17-18, 19:3:45-46

Beardsley, W. T., 9:2:18

Bear Flag Republic, 6:1:16

Beaty Ranch, 19:4:18

Becerra, Diego, 11:1:4; 19:3:13

"Beech Street," painting by Alfred R. Mitchell, 19:4:42

Beck, Barbara: photograph(s), 18:3:17

Beckler, Marion: article by, 9:4:49-50

Beckwith, J. Carroll, 19:4:46

Bee: photograph(s), 15:4:cover

Bee culture: article on, 15:4:17-26

The Beekeeper's Directory, Or the Theory and Practice of Bee Culture, by John S. Harbison: mentioned, 15:4:18

Bee keeping, 4:2:22

Beilharz, Edwin A.: book by, review, 18:4:40-41

Belcher, Capt., 20:4:11

Bell, Maj. Horace, 7:4:50

Bell, Madison H., 18:1:22

"The Bell of the Plaza Church," by Jessamine Jones: mentioned, 19:2:10

Bella Union Hotel (Los Angeles), 20:1:30

Bellevue Hotel: photograph(s), 1888, 8:1:5

Bellon, Walter: mentioned, 19:4:21, 22; 20:2:6-28 passim; photograph(s), 20:2:7, 12, 13

Bellon's Map of the Stingaree, 20:2:6

Bellquist, Eric C., 18:1:5

Belt Line (railway), 2:3:39

Benbough, P. J., 16:1:14

Benbough's Furniture Store, 14:2:26

Bendetsen, Karl R., 18:1:9

Benevolent Association, 15:3:7

Benevolent Society (George Marston), 3:1:2

Benner, H. D., 14:4:37

Bennington. See U.S.S. Bennington

Bennis, Marco: mentioned, 7:4:56; owner of Bohemian Restaurant, 2:4:44

Bennis, Spiro, 7:4:56

Benton, R. H., 17:2:30

Bentotn, Thomas Hart: speech excerpts, 18:2:34

Berge, Dennis: article edited by, 20:3:1-32; review by, 19:1:46

Berger, Capt., 20:4:11

Bergman, Harry, 18:3:9

Bergman, Moise, 19:4:38

Beri Beri: description of, 10:4:46

Beristain, Maximo, 19:2:3

Berman, Bruce D.: book by, review, 20:1:44-45

Bernard, R. F., 1:2:19; 13:2:13

Berry, J. R., 9:2:15

Berwick's Bay, 3:2:27-28

Besant, Annie, 20:3:2

Bess, Helen (Clarke), 18:2:10,12

Betsy, 6:1:8

Better Days, Or a Millionaire of Tomorrow, by Thomas L. Fitch: mentioned, 3:4:47

"Better Days-Or Something," by Wilmer B. Shields, 3:4:47-49

Bettmann, Otto: illustration by, 16:2:4-22 passim

Bianchi, Dr. Joao Antonio de, 1:4:49

Bibb, Leland C.: article by, 18:3:6-11; letter to ed., 20:3:74-76

Bibliography of the Digueno Indians, by Ruth Farrell Almstedt: noted, 20:4:56 Bickers, H. G., 5:1:20; 14:3:21

Bicycles: adv. in old City Directory, 2:4:49

Biddle, Francis, 18:1:8

Bidwell, John, 19:4:4

Bierer, Lt. Comdr. B. B., 9:1:11

Big Crew (San Diego Rowing Club), 6:4:94-97

The Big Four, by Oscar Lewis: noted, 18:3:35

Biggs, Joan: article by, 16:3:26-29

Big Temecula Rancho, 20:1:28,29

Bill Kettner (fireboat), 11:2:38

Billington, Ray Allen, 20:2:45, 47

Billroth (surgeon), 10:3:39

Bingham, S. M., 20:1:24a

Binks, Phil: Jesse Shepard House photograph(s), 16:3:15-17; photograph(s) by 17:2:cover

Binney, Fred, 16:1:13,21-24

Birch, James E.: biog. skeh,, 3:2:15; estate of, 15:2:17; illustration, 15:2:16; mentioned, 4:3:41; 18:1:19; portrait, 3:2:17

Birch, Julia A. B., 15:2:17

"Birch's Overland Mail in San Diego County," by Stuart N. Lake, 3:2:15-18

Birdsall, Mary: mentioned, 2:4:43; portrait, 2:4:45

Birds Were Different Then, by Engracia De Rosado, 19:2:13

Birkett, Char1es V.: article by, 8:4:45-50; 9:4:43-48

"The Birthp1ace of the San Diego Union - A Historical Restoration," by Richard B. Yale, 14:4:33-40

Bishop, Bernice: bust of, photograph(s), 19:2:26

Bishop, Charles R.: bust of, photograph(s), 19:2:26; mentioned, 19:2:25, 26

Bishop, W. H., 20:1:33

"A Bishop's First Glance of a Frontier Town," by Lionel U. Ridout, 3:1:6-10

Bishop's School: mentioned, 6:4:102; 17:4:44

Bitler, Donald, 16:2:27

"A Black American in Mexican San Diego," by David J. Weber, 20:2:29-35

Black Hawk Livery Stables, 15:1:7,15

Black, Samuel F., 17:4:33

"Black Steward." See Light, Allen B.

Black Warrior, 4:3:30

The Black West: A Documentary and Pictorial History, by William Loren Katz: review, 18:4:46-47

Blackleg (cattle disease), 11:1:29-31

Blacks. See Negroes

Blair, Lt. James, 3:3:38

Blaisdell, H. W., 17:3:6

Blaisdell, James A., 15:3:28,29,30,31

Blaisdell, Lowell L.: review by, 19:1:47-48

Blake, Dean, 16:1:16

Blake, Walter "Baldy", 4:4:54

Blake, William P., 17:3:2

Blannehard, 15:1:12

Blanco, Pedro, 1:2:19; 13:2:14

Blashfield, Edwin H., 19:4:45

Blavatsky, Helena Petrovna, 16:3:5-6; 20:3:2, 13-14,17,22,23,27

Blazes (Horse), 15:1:12

Blockman, L., 1:2:26

Bloodgood, N. D., 9:2:15,16,17

Blue Gum Grove (1902): photograph(s), 16:4:13

Blum, Fred, 3:3:29-30

Blythe, Florence, 17:3:5

Blythe, Thomas Henry: biog. of, 17:3:3; death of, 17:3:5; name, 17:3:6; photograph(s), 17:3:4

Blythe Block, 17:3:3

B'nai B'rith (Lasker Lodge, San Diego), 19:4:38

Board of Supervisors, San Diego County: est., 1852, 2:4:52-53; mentioned, 20:2:16, 27; 20:4:36. See also San Diego County Board of Supervisors

Boat-Wagon, 9:1:1-12

Boche, Maj.: sketch of, 13:3:29

Bode, F. A., 20:4:14

Bogart, Capt. J. C.: Clarissa Andrews and, 11:2:44; mentioned, 3:3:40; Pt. Loma Oak Trees, 4:3:30

Bohemian eating places in San Diego, 2:4:44

Bohnen, Aloys, 18:2:10

Bolanos, Francisco de, 18:2:4-7; 20:4:31-32

Bolton, Herbert E., 18:1:10, 18:4:1516, 18, 19:4:14, 19:3:4, 20:4:31

"The Bolton Theory and Chicano History," by Mario T. Garcia, 18:4:15

Bones (from San Diego Presidio site): 2:4:55; photograph(s), 16:4:22. See also Presidio of San Diego Excavations

Bonn, San, 20:3:27

Bonner, Thomas D.: book by, noted, 19:4:63

Bonnet, Charles Emile: mentioned, 16:4:5; photograph(s), 16:4:4

Bonnet, Leon Durand: mentioned, 16:4:4, 5, 9; 19:4:46-47; painting by, 16:4:7

Bonnet, Mrs Leon: photograph(s), 19:4:43

Bonsall tower (erected by Hatfield), 16:1:9, 10

Book of Deeds (San Diego), 20:1:30

Bookcase-Desk of Judge Benjamin Hayes: photograph(s), 13:1:34

Boom of the 1880's: description of San Diego, 6:1:26-27; Escondido Valley and, 9:3:30; mentioned, 8:3:38, 39; 13:4:51,53: 16:3:4

Booth, Larry, 17:4:32 "Borax." See George Derby

Borica, Diego de, 19:1:5,7

Borrego Desert: Elephant tree, photograph(s), 19:4:19; in bloom, 1935, photograph(s), 19:4:22; mentioned, 19:4:14-24 passim; Palm Canyon, photograph(s), 19:4:14,15,19

Borrego Palms Desert Park, 19:4:16

Borrego Springs, 14:3:26

Borrego Valley, 19:4:15-24 passim

Borthwick, Anderson, 20:4:19, 20

Bosserman, IDA, 2:4:48

Boston Athenaeum, 6:4:103

Boston, 9:1:8

Botanical Building, Balboa Park, 17:4:44

Botanical names. See "Plant Tour of Presidio Park" and "Hugo de Vries Visits San Diego"

Botello, ArthL-: book translated by, review, 20:1:47

Bouchard, Hippolyte de, 13:4:19; 15:4:11

Boundaries, San Diego County. See San Diego County Boundaries

Boundary Commission (San Diego), 9:3:30

Boundary Commission (Mexico and the United States): 4th of July Celebration 1:3:29; mentioned, 17:1:22, 19:3:18-31 passim; military escorts and, 1:2:15

Boundary Marker 207, 2:2:16

Boundary Marker 258:photograph(s), 14:3:cover

Boundary Survey (So. Calif, 1849): article about, 19:3:18-31

Bowen, Wynne, 20:4:16

Bowers, W. W.: article by, 2:2:15-17; biog. nt., 2:2:15; congressman, 9:2:15; mentioned, 1:3:39; 2:2:23; 7:4:49; portrait, 2:2:17

Bowersock, Earl: article by, 7:3:40-41; photograph(s), 7:1:9

Bowles, Helen Margaret: article by, 4:2:17-19

Bowman, Alan P.: book comp. by, noted, 18:3:33

Bowman, Bob, 20:4:12 Bowman, Fred, 4:2:24

Bowman, J. N., 19:2:34 "The Box." See El Cajon Valley

Box Canyon, 5:1:22; 14:3:22 Boyd, Edwin (Holtville), 16:2:27, 28

Boy Scouts, in Presidio Park: photograph(s), 15:3:29

Brabazon, Capt., 4:2:21

The Bracero Program: Interest Groups and Foreign Policy, by Richard B. Craig: review, 19:1:47-48

Brack, Gene M.: review by, 19:3:43-44

Braddy, Haldeen: book by, noted, 17:4:50

Bradford, Gardner, 19:2:11

Bradshaw, John, 19:2:7, 31 Bradt, Garrett G., 2:2:26, 27

Braly, Clark, 19:1:29

Brandes, Ray: article co-authored by, 2:4:1-29; article edited by, 2:1:39-41; 2:2:40-42; 2:3:37-39; 2:4:43-45; mentioned, 2:4:5,15,22; photograph(s), 2:4:23; review by, 18:4:40-41

Brands, registry of in San Diego County (1890): photograph(s), 2:1:24, 28

Brandt, Rex: painting by, 17:1:cover

Brant, 0. F., 17:3:8 Brannan, Sam, 9:3:32

Branyan, Mrs. Hildelisa, 9:4:9

Brashears, Mrs. Marion, 17:4:16

Braun, Maurice: mentioned, 16:4:4,5,9; 19:4:44,45,46,47; painting by, 16:4:7

Braun, Mrs. Maurice (Hazel Boyer), 16:4:5

Bravo, Jaime, 18:1:14

Brawley: in 1905, photograph(s), 16:2:27; mentioned, 19:1:21

Brawley Chamber of Commerce, 19:4:20

Breach, Charles 0., 18:3:13-14

Breckenridge, Hugh, 19:4:45

Breitenbach, Marjorie, 20:4:20

Brennan, Arcadia Scott, 15:1:27

Brennan, George Patrick, 1:4:51

Brenna, Joe: article by, 1:4:51-52; mentioned, 20:4:12, 14; sea captain, 7:4:102

Brennan, Judge John Jerome, 15:1:27

Brennan Island: mentioned, 20:4:18; San Diego Rowing Club and, VIA:94-97

Bressette, Marion Hill: illustration by, 16:2:15

Brewster, Horace 1., 2:2:18

Brick houses (Whaley House), 2:4:53

Brick Kilns (Kimball), 7:3:43

Brick making (Whaley House), 6:2:S4

Brickyard Canyon, 4:2:23

Brickyard Cove (Coronado Cays), 20:4:11

"A Brief History of the Granite Industry in San Diego County," by Tom S. Wood, 20:3:61-66

Brinckerhoff, Sidney B.: book by, noted, 19:2:51; book co-authored by, review, 19:4:57-58; review by, 18:3:25-26

Brinley, Charles, 17:2:3,10,11

Briseno, J. N., 14:4:33

British Benevolent Society, 19:2:31-33 passim

Broadway (San Diego): ca. 1910-1915, photograph(s), 20:2:26

Broadway of America (auto, 1926): photograph(s), 20:2:26

Broadway of America (auto, 1926): photograph(s), 17:2:37

Broadway No. I Pier, 5:3:48

Brockington, Donald L.: article co-authored by, 2:4:1-29; mentioned, 14:4:5,15,23; photograph(s), 2:4:18,19,23

Broadbent, Noel: sketch by, 14:4:5

Brockman, Dave: port. by, 16:1:cover

Brodhead, Michael J.: book by, review, 20:2:58-59

Bromley, Harriett, 20:1:20

Brookline, 5:1:8

Brooks, Dana, 19:4:17

Brophy, A. Blake: book by, noted, 19:2:51

Brown, Austen T., 20:4:15,16

Brown, Charles, 9:3:34; 17:2:22

Brown, Christian: article by, 4:2:23-25

Brown, Isabel, 15:1:14

Brown, Joe L., 2:1:11

Brown, John, 15:1:5; 14:3:5; 5:1:1

Brown, Kenneth C., 20:4:16

Brown, Nathan W., 20:3:49

Brown Manufacturing Co. of La Mesa, 16:4:5

Browne, J. Ross, 17:3:2; 10:1:4,6,7,8

Bryan, Roger, 20:4:12

Bryant, Edwin, 19:4:6

Bryant and Sturgis (shipbuilders), 19:2:2

Bucareli, Antonio: letter to Fages, November 30, 1771, 13:3:16; mentioned, 12:3:25; 13:3:15, 16, 20; 19:1:4; portrait, 13:3:16; Water Rights Document, 1773, 10:3:40,42

Buchholz, Iona, 18:1:23

Buck, William, 15:4:18

Buckman Springs, 4:2:20; 13:1:26,27

Buehle, Julius, 2:4:45

Buena Vista, 19:4:33

Buenos Dias Tecate, by June Nay Summers: review, 18:4:41

Buffalo Bill's Wild West Show: facsimile adv. for, 6:3:83; mentioned, 6:3:81-84

"The Building of the Horton House," by W.W. Bowers, 2:2:15-17

Building of San Diego Mission Dam: illustration, 18:2:cover

Buitre (Vulture), 19:2:3,5,6,10,11

Bull, Carl E., 14:4:37

Bull and Bear Fight: illustration, 13:4:24

Bum (San Diego's Town Dog): article about, 13:3:36-42; photograph(s), 13:3:37, 41; portrait, 13:3:cover, 3, 42

Bunkers, Spreckels, 2:4:46 Burbank, Luther, 19:1:22

Bureau of Animal Industry, 11:1:25-31

Burgert, Robert, 18:2:9

Burials at San Diego Presidio, 19:4:51. See also Presidio of San Diego Excavations

Burkhardt House, 6:2:54, 58

Burnand, A. A., Jr., 19:4:18

Burnett, Gov. Peter H.: mentioned, 1:1:6; 6:1:20; photograph(s), 13:4:41

Burnham, Frank M.: biog. sketch, 11:2:40-42; photograph(s) ca. 1886, 11:2:41

Burnham, George, 19:2:20,32

Burnham, Mary Hand: article by, 20:4:38-43

Burnt-Out Fires: California's Modoc Indian War, by Richard H. Dillon: review, 19:4:60-61

Burr, Dr. Edward, 16:2:6

Burrell, B. H., 17:2:35

Burrus, Ernest J.: book by, review, 19:4:38-39; mentioned, 19:1:2,3,10

Burt, John P., 11:2:36

Burton, H. S., 20:1:30

Burton City, 5:2:40

Busch, Lorraine, 19:4:18

Busch, Louis T., 19:4:18

Bush, Ellen, 15:1:12

Bush, Thomas H.: mentioned, 6:2:64, 66, 70; 13:2:25; 19:4:36; photograph(s), 13:2:25

Bushnell, Asa N.: article by, 7:4:45-49

Bushyhead, Edward, 8:4:50; 14:1:33, 34, 39

Bushyhead, Mrs. E. W., 16:3:13

Business Firms in Early San Diego, 5:3: 43-45

Butcher shops, 15:1:6,8

Butterfield, John, 3:2:15

Butterfield Overland Mail: book about, md., 20:1:33; mentioned, 5:1:17, 18, 22, 23, 26; 14:3:18, 19, 26, 28; 15:2:15, 18; 20: 3:7; route of, 5:1:26; 6:1:23; 17:2:28; stage coaches of, photograph(s), 13:1:23; stage line, 4:3:41; stage route followed by cattle drives, 4:2:15; stage stations, map, 13:4:44

Butterfield Overland Mail Company, 20:1:30

Butterfield Trail, 13:1:23 H. M. Byllesby & Co., 2:2:37

"Byways of Old City Park," by Herbert G. Hensley, 1:3:35-36

Caamano, Jacinto, 10:4:54, 55, 56

Caballero, Fr. Felix, 17:2:4

Cabeza de Vaca, Alvar Nunez, 11:1:6

Cable Cars (San Diego): illustration, 2:1:6,7; 15:2:23; Mission Cliffs Line, 1:1:12; Montezuma, La Jolla, Alvarado, San Ysidora, Las Flores, 15:2:22; names of, 2:1:8, 9; photograph(s), 13:4:55; 15:2:cover; 6: 1:21; use of for transportation, 2:1:5-9

Cable Railway Co. (San Diego), 15:2:22

Cabo San Lucas, 18:2:2, 4, 5

Caborca (Sonora, Mexico), 19:1:34-42 passim

Cabral, Manual, 18:4:27

Cabrillo, Juan Rodriguez: article about, 19: 3:1-8; expeditions, 1:1:2; 6:IA; illustration, 13:4:10; 19:3:3; mentioned, 5:1:6; 13:4: 9, 10; 18:2:1-2; 18:4:27; 19:1:2; 20:3:61; 20:4:31

Cabrillo Celebration (San Diego): mentioned, 20:4:41-42; photograph(s), 1892, 18:4:26; photograph(s), 1892 & 1894, 19:3:5

Cabrillo Club, 20:1:22

Cabrillo Hotel, 4:4:48

Cabrillo Medal, 1913: photograph(s), 19:3:6

Cabrillo Medallion: photograph(s), 19:2:34

Cabrillo Statue: by Hutchinson, photograph(s), 19:2:35; in Pt. Loma, photograph(s), 19:3:cover, iv

Cabrillo National Monument: est. of, 1:4:47; illustration, 13:3:34; mentioned, 19:2:33-34; 19:3:4-5; Site #51, 14:3:6

Cactus plants, 17:3:18-22

Cadmus, R. Y., 9:1:10

Catfroth, James Wood, 14:3:29

Cahuenga Pass: battle of, 12:4:31; mentioned, 6:4:13, 16, 19

Cahuenga Treaty, 20:3:34 Cain, Harry P., 18:1:5

Cajon Mountain: photograph(s), 13:1:18

Calexico Chronicle: location of back files, 17:3:11

Calico Ball (Horton Hall), 4:3:37

California (Alta): anti-Japanese sentiment in, 18:1:1-9; blacks in 19:2:15-20; classes in, 19:1:1-9; colonization of, 13:4:14; 19:1:1-9; exploration of, 18:2:1-7; influence of Americans on, 12:3:8,14; migrant workers in, 19:1:26,28; minorities in, 19:2:18-19; origin of the name, 11:1:2,3; organization under Constitution of 1824, 12:3:10, 11, 12; population, 1820, 12:3:8; sectional rivalry, 12:3:15; secularization of Missions, 12:3:16,17,21,22; Spanish and Mexican influences on, 13:3:5,6,7,8,15,16,21,22; utopians, 18:4:1; water development in, 19:1:11-24 passim; Wobblies in, 19:1:25-33. See also Antigua California, Baja California, Nueva California California, by Joseph Royce, introduction by Earl Pomeroy: noted, 18:3:35

California Banknotes, 13:4:22

California Building (Balboa Park), 16:4:3

California Calligraphy: Identified Autographs of Personages Connected with the Conquest and Development of the Californias, edited by Maynard Geiger, O.F.M.: noted, 18:4:50

California Camp: iflus., 7:2:26

The California Coast: A Bilingual Edition of Documents From the Sutro Collection, edited by Donald C. Cutter: md., 17:4:49-50

California in Color. An Essay on the Paradox of Plenty, by T. H. Watkins: review, 18:1:31-32

California conquistador: illustration, 18:4:5

California Constructive League, 19:1:14,15

California Development Co., 17:3:6,7; 19:1:11,13,14,16,17

California Division of State Parks, 19:4:21

California and the Dust Bowl Migration, by Walter J. Stein: review, 20:1:49-50

California Folklore Society Quarterly, 4: 1:9

California Forestry Service, 19:4:16

California Free Speech League, 19:1:28, 29

California Gardens, 15:3:16-17

California Heritage: An Anthology of History and Literature, by John and LeRee Caughey: noted, 18:3:33

California: A History of Upper and Lower California From Their First Discovery to the Present Time, by Alexander Forbes: noted, 20:1:53

"California Hives": illustration, 15:4:22,23; mentioned, 15:4:18,19

California, An Illustrated History, by T. H. Watkins: review, 20:1:40-41

The California I Love (Carrillo): mentioned, 19:2:12

The California Indians: A Source Book, edited by Robert F. Heizer and M.A. Whipple: noted, 18:3:33

California, In-Doors and Out, by Eliza B. Farnham, Introduction by Madeleine B. Stearn: review, 20:1:43-44

California, Its History and Romance: 20:4:35

California: Its Peoples, Its Problems, Its Prospects, edited by Robert Durrenberger: review, 18:4:44-45

California: Land of New Beginnings, by David Lavender: review, 20:1:39-40

California Legislature: 1855, 20:2:4; 1913, 20:2:20

California Medical Society, 16:4:15

California Missions. See under individual names

The California Missions as Others Saw Them (1786-1842), by Francis J. Weber: noted, 20:1:54

California Mission Trail (El Camino Real): map, 13:4:19

California Mortgage Loan and Trust Co., 16:3:12

California National Bank, 2:1:9

California National Guard, 5:4:64

California& Oriental Line, 2:4:46

California Pacific International Exposition (1935), 6:1:31-32; 18:2:9; 18:1:35. See also Panama-California Exposition (1915), and Panama-California International Exposition (1916)

California Park System, 19:4:14-24 passim

California Rodeos, 15:4:27,28,31,32

"A California Romance in Perspective: The Elopement, Marriage and Ecclesiastical Trial of Henry D. Fitch and Josefa Carrillo," by Ronald L. Miller, 19:2:1-13

California Southern Excursion Train, 1883: photograph(s), 13:4:50

California Southern Extension Company, 20:1:34

California Southern Railroad Co.: construction of first outside rail, 2:1:1; employment of Chinese, 10:1:10; excursion in 1882, 1:1:7; in 1881, 6:1:26; 3:4:5O; 2:1:1; mentioned, 7:1:2; 2:3:38; 3:4:50; 17:2:19; 20:1:10,32-37

California Southern Tourist Train: photograph(s), 1886, 20:1:35

California Stage Co., 3:2:17

California State Agricultural Society Report, 1895, 16:4:15

California State Board of Health: Eucalyptus trees, 16:4:15; health regulations, 1870-1900, 16:2:21

California State Congress of Industrial Organizations, 18:1:5

California State Convention of 1849: boundary debate, 10:1:6,7; committees, 10:1:4; delegates, 10:1:1-7; discrimination against blacks, 19:2:18; territorial govt. debate, 10:1:6,7

California State Emergency Relief Administration (SERA), 18:2-9,10; 18:3:14

California State Legislature, 1850, 2:4:52

California State Library at Sacramento, 9:1:1

California State University, San Diego, 18:3:22

California Steam Navigation Co.: buys Orizaba, 5:3:47; mentioned, 15:2:17

California Tower (Balboa Park), 17:4:44

The California Trail: An Epic with Many Heroes, by George R. Stewart: md., 18:3:35

California; The Vanishing Dream, by Michael Davie: review, 19:3:40-41

California Volunteers: 1861, 1:2:18; 1864, 3:2:25, 26

California Western University, 12:2:17,23,24

California Wine, by the edited of Sunset Books: review, 20:2:62

California's Architectural Frontier. Style and Tradition in the Nineteenth Century, by Harold Kirker: noted, 20:1:52

"California's Hispanic Heritage: a View Into the Spanish Myth," by Manuel P. Servin, 19:1:1-9

"California's Lost Battalion," by Don Driese, 7:2:26-27

"California's Range-Cattle Industry: Decimation of the Herds, 1870-1912," by Hazel Adele Pulling, 11:1:20-32

California's State Parks Council, 19:4:16

"California's Sweetest Love Story," by Gardner Bradford: mentioned, 19:2:11

Californios: and Indians, 20:3:33-43 passim; illustration, 20:2:49; in San Diego County, 20:2:45-53; mentioned, 19:1:6-8; 19:4:1-13 passim

Callen, James, 3:4:52

Calloway, 0. P., 5:2:40; 17:3:3

Calvary Cemetery (Mission Hills), 20:1:9

Calvert, Robert A.: bk, edited by, review, 20:1:41-42

Camacho, Jose, diary of: facsimile p., 11:4:9

Cameron, Charlie, 6:3:77

Cameron Lake, 4:2:15

Campbell, Everett, 19:4:22-23

Campbell, Gen. Thomas E., 17:4:26

Campbell, Walton B.: article co-authored by, 15:4:3-16; photograph(s), 15:4:3

Camp Calhoun, 19:2:25,27

Camp California (Virginia): illustration, 7:2:26

Camp Callan: photograph(s), 13:4:67

Camp Hearn, 5:4:65

Camp Kearny, 13:4:62

Camp Pendleton, 13:4:30;(1941), 7:3:36

Camp Salvation, 9:1:2,4; 19:3:24; (1949), 9:1:2,4; 19:3:24,25

Camp Wright, 5:1:22; (Civil War), 7:2:23-25 passim

Camp Wright Store, 14:3:22,23

Campo: general store at, 6:3:77-80; mentioned, 13:1:26,27; stage to, 6:3:77; town of, 6:3:77

Campo Hotel, 18:1:23; 20:3:68

Campo School, 20:3:68

Campo Store: mentioned, 14:3:20; photograph(s), 6:3:77; 5:1:19

Camulos (family chapel): illustration, 11:2:15

Camulos Ranch: illustration, 11:3:2

Canada de las Lleguas, 13:1:41

Canada de Osuna, 13:1:41

Canada de San Diego, 17:2:14

Canaries (San Diego), 4:1:2

Canary Cottage (San Diego), 20:2:11

Canby, Major E. R. S., 17:2:17

Canfield, Cyrus C., 20:3:41

Cannon, Charles: photograph(s), 18:3:18

Cannon: 18th century, illustration, 11:4:40: history and uses of, 11:4:40-41; muzzle loading, illustration, 11:4:38; Napoleons used at Fort Rosecrans, 5:4:64; smoothbase used at Fort Rosecrans, 5:4:67

Cantarinj, T., 20:1:32

Canyon Houses (1912): illustration, 17:4:9

Cape Mendocino, 18:2:1,5

Capitalists in San Diego, 3:1:3

Capitan Grande, 2:3:30

Capitan Indian Reservation, 2:3:30 Capps, Edward, 16:1:14

Capps, Robert, 9:1:10,11

Capron, John: John Capron & Co., 3:3:33-34; in San Diego, 6:1:23; mentioned, 18:1:20; 13:4:43; photograph(s), 13:4:46; sells stage line, 3:3:35; stage driver, 1:1:12; stage line, 8:1:4-7; stage service facsimile adv., 13:4:46; U.S. Mail line adv., 3:3:32-33

Captain Jadwin (locomotive): illustration, 7:l:cover,5

"Captain Vancouver's Organ," by Helen Gohres, 9:1:12-13

Carbonel, Francisco Esteban, 19:3:2

Carboulee, Claude le, 2:4:44

Cardenas, Lazaro, 19:3:11

Cardona, Nicolas de, 19:3:13

Caries, Arthur B., 19:4:45

Carleton, Col. James H., 7:2:23-25

Car No. 54, 2:1:12

Carlos III (King of Spain), 18:4:1,2,3,6,7

Carlson, Billy: mentioned, 2:1:2; photograph(s), 2:1:3

Carnes, A. B., 11:2:36,39

Carnes, Walter, 20:4:17

Caroline, 1:3:31; 18:1::15; 19:3:20

Carpenter, Edwin, 18:1:10

Carpenter, Genevieve G., 11:2:20

Carr, Lawrence W., 14:2:26

Carreta (cart), 4:1:4

Carrico, Richard L.: article by, 19:4:51-55

Carrillo, Carlos Antonio: claim as Gov., 6:1:14-15; mentioned, 7:3:32; 12:3:13; 12:4:23,24,25,26,27; 13:4:25,28; 15:1:24

Carrillo, Domingo, 19:2:3,4,8

Carrillo, Jack, 15:1:25

Carrillo, Joaquin, 5:1:14; 15:1:15; 19:2:2,3,6

Carrillo, Jose Antonio, 6:1:12-13; 7:3:32; 12:3:18,19,24; 12:4:19,28; 15:1:24; 19:4:3,4; 20:3:40

Carrillo, Josefa: article about, 19:2:1-13; marries Henry Fitch, 5:1:14; mentioned, 6:1:10; 14:3:16; 13:4:20. See also Fitch, Josefa Carrillo

Carrillo, Josefa Bandini, 20:1:3

Carrillo, Juan Jose, 15:1:25

Carrillo, Leo, 15:1:25; 19:2:12; 20:1:3

Carrillo, Maria Ygnacia Lopez de, 19:2:3,6

Carrillo, Pedro C.: mentioned, 15:1:25; 20:1:3; owner of Coronado ranch, 2:3:38,40

Carrillo family, 11:2:4

Carrillo House: photograph(s), 19:2:5

Carrillo Park, 2:3:38

Carrizo cane (Genus Arundinaria), 15:1:38

Carrizo Corridor, 3:2:18

Carrizo Creek, 4:2:15; 19:2:23-24

Carrizo Gorge, 2:1:10,11; photograph(s), 13:4:58

Carroll, John E., 19:4:38

Carroll, Leo, 20:4:16

Carson, Billy, 2:1:2-3

Carson, Kit: adventurer, 5:1:13,21; guide to San Pasqual, 10:3:30,31,33; Indian scout, 1:1:2; in Mexican War, 6:1:16,18-19; mentioned, 13:4:33,34

Carson & Colorado Railroad, 10:1:8

Carter, Armistead B., 20:2:37

Carter, Cassius: article about, 20:2:36-43; photograph(s), 20:2:36

Carter, William: book by, review, 18:3:32

Cary, Mrs. Alpha Marsh, 14:2:24-27

Cary, Frederick Bernard, 14:2:26

Caryas, Felipe 0., 20:1:32

Casa de Altamirano, 14:4:36

Casa de Bandini: mentioned, 4:4:47; 18:1:20; 20:1:10; San Diego Historical Landmark, 5:1:13; 14:3:14

Casa de Carrillo: oldest house in San Diego, 4:1:4; San Diego Historical Landmark, 14:3:16; 5:1:13

Casa de Cota, 5:1:14; 14:3:16

Casa de Estudillo: illustration, 17:3:cover; mentioned, 14:3:6; photograph(s), 14:3:8; San Diego Historical Landmark, 5:IA

Casa de la Bandera (Casa de Machado), 5:1:12

Casa Larga (Casa de Lopez), 5:1:7

Casa Loma, 15:1:30

Casa Loma Hotel, 5:3:44

Casa de Lopez, 5:1:7; 10:2:17; 14:3:9

Casa de Machado (Machado-Stewart): illustration, 14:3:17; mentioned, 2:2:24; 5:1:13; 4:1:4; 8:4:56; 14:3:14,15; 15:1:8,39

Casa de Pedrorena, 5:1:12; 14:3:14

Cassidy, Andrew, 10:4:49,51,52; 15:1:34

Cassidy, Robert: photograph(s), 9:4:18-19

Cassidy's Saloon (San Diego), 20:2:7,8,13; photograph(s), 20:2:8

"Cassius Carter: The Scrapbooks of a District Attorney," by John White, 20:2:36-43

Cassius Carter Center Stage: mentioned, 20:2:37, 38; photograph(s), 20:2:37,38

Castaneda, Capt. Juan, 12:4:24

Castillero, Capt. Andres, 7:4:23,26

Castillo, Pedro, 18:4:15

Castillo de Guijarros (Pt. Loma), 20:3:45; 5:4:68; 1:4:48

Castillo Negrette, Luis del, 18:1:14

Castle, J. E., 15:4:25

Castle, W. E. (Mrs.), 20:2:11

Castle Dare, 16:3:12

Castro, Gen. Jose: denounced by Juan Bandini, 17:2:5,8; mentioned, 19:4:2,3; 17:1:16; 12:4:19, 26; portrait, 13:4:28

Castro, Juan B., X1:2:3

Castro, Manuel: illustration, 11:2:3; mentioned, 19:4:5

Catalinas (aircraft), 13:4:67

Catholic Footprints in California, by Rev. Francis J. Weber: review, 18:3:26-27

Cattle: diseases of, 11:1:25; drives, 4:2:15, 21; in Calif., article about, 11:1:20-31; industry, XIA:21, 20:1:8-9,31; killing of, illustration, 13:4:23; raising of in Julian, 5:1:20; San Diego's Judges of the Plains and, 15:4:27-32; rustling, 5:2:39; ticks, 11:1:25-29 passim

Caughey, John Walton, 19:1:4

Caughey, John and LeRee: book by, noted, 18:3:33

Cave, Daniel, 19:4:37

Cavendish, Sir Thomas: in Pacific, 6:1:4; mentioned, 13:4:10,11; 18:2:2

"The Celtic Temperament" (Jesse Shepard), 16:3:27-29 passim

Cement Mine (Kimballs), 2:3:40

Cemeteries, 15:1:5,15,16

Cemetery of San Diego (Pt. Loma), 5:1:5

Census: California (1850), 19:2:17; Los Angeles (1781), 19:1:4; San Diego (1847), 19:2:17; 20:2:45; (1850), 20:2:32; 20:3:54; (1851), 20:2:45; (1852), 20:2:45; (1860), 19:2:17; 19:4:3; 20:2:49-50; 20:3:54

Centennial Fourth of July Celebration (San Diego), 20:4:40

CentralAmerica, 3:2:17,18

Central American Pacific Railroad, 20:1:10

Central Christian Church (San Diego), 20:2:15

Central Pacific Railroad, 10:1:8

Cereza Loma (Ed Davis, owner), 15:2:12

Cermeho, Sebastian Rodriguez, 18:2:2-4; 20:4:31,32

Chaffey, George: mentioned, 15:3:9; 17:3:7,8; photograph(s), 17:3:7

Chamber of Commerce (San Diego), 20:1:20,21,22

Chamberlain, E. K., 10:1:7

Chamberlain, Pierce A.: book co-authored by, review, 19:4:57-58

Chandler, Harry, 16:2:33; 17:3:8

Chandler, Leonard A., 9:2:17

Chandler, L. A., 20:4:17

Chancy, Raymond C.: article by, 17:2:28-40

The Changing Mexican-American, edited by Rudolph Gomez: noted, 20:4:56

Channel swims, 6:4:91-93

Chapel of the Immaculate Conception: mentioned, 5:1:1; photograph(s), 14:3:5

Chapman, Charles E., 19:2:34,35; 19:1:6; 20:4:31

Chapman, 7:2:28-29

"A Chapter from the Logbook," by Paul H. Ezell, 16:4:20-24

Charbonneau, Jean Baptiste, 11:2:28-33

Charbonneau, Toussaint, 11:2:29

Chariot Canyon, 9:4:48

Charles F. Lummis: Crusader in Corduroy, by Dudley Gordon: review, 19:3:45-46

Charles Morgan (steamer), 3:2:27

Charles V (of Spain), 12:2:3

Charleston, 6:3:87,88

Chart House Restaurant (Coronado), 20:4:12

Chartres- Martin, Dr. Ernest Percy, 20:4:12

Chase, Rev., 11:3:43

Chase, Maj. Levi: house of, photograph(s), 6:1:11; mentioned, 8:4:46; 12:1:6; 15:4:25

Chase, Richard: paintings by, 17:3:cover; 18:1:cover

Chase, Smeaton, 20:1:10

Chase, Susan, 20:3:19

Chase, William Merritt, 16:4:3,5

Chavez, Angelico: book by, noted, 20:1:53; mentioned, 19:2:38

Chavez, Antonio, 17:2:7

Cheek, William: review by, 18:4:46-47

Chicanos: The Evolution of a People, edited by Renato Rosaldo, Robert A. Calvert and Gustav L. Seligmann: review, 20:1:41-42

"A Chicano Perspective on San Diego History," by Mario T. Garcia, 18:4:14-21

Chicano History, depicted in murals, 18:4:18-19

Chicken, recipe for, 13:1:32

Chico, Col. Mariano, 12:4:19; 20:2:31

The Chihuahua Trail (route to Battle of San Pasqual), 10:3:30

Chilberg, Guy, 20:4:17

"Childhood Recollections of the Agua Tibia Ranch," by Mary C. Marston, 5:2:29-32

Chile, Peru, and the California Gold Rush of 1849, by May Monaghan: review, 20:1:48-49

Chimney sweep, 2:4:49

China ships, 12:2:2. See also Manila Galleons

Chinatown (San Diego), 20:2:2,7,13-14, 20-21,22,27

Chinese: in San Diego, 4:3:40; 20:2:2,7,13-14,20-21,22,27; in San Diego County, 20:1:32-33; in So. California, article about, 10:1:8-13

"The Chinese at Sorrento," by R.P. Middlebrook, 10:1:8-13

Chinese cook, 15:1:8

Chinese Junk, 1:1:12

Chinese lanterns (decorations), 6:3:87,88

Chinese Opium Den, 2:4:51

Chino Ranch, 19:4:3

Chipman, Donald: review by, 19:4:57-58

Choate, Rufus: article about, 11:2:40-49; photograph(s), 11:3:40

Cholos: mentioned, 18:4:17,20; Micheltorena's, 6:1:15,16

Chorpenning, George, 4:3:41

Chrisman, Jake (home), 15:1:15

Christian, Thomas Stonewall, 14:2:25

Christian Endeavor, 20:2:24

Christian Science Church: photograph(s), 1904, 17:4:8

Christman, Florence: book by, review, 20:1:50-51

Chuck Wagons: cooks of, 4:2:16; mentioned, 4:2:16

"Chuck-Wagon Days," by David R. Cobb, 4:2:15-16

Chula Vista, 18:1:3,8

Chula Vista Art Guild, 19:4:46

Chula Vista Star: on internment of Japanese, 18:1:9

The Chula Vista Story (Phillips), 20:4:11

Chumash Fishing Equipment, by Robert L. Hoover: review, 20:2:58

Church of San Carlos at Monterey: photograph(s), 13:3:13

Churchill, Gen. Mendell (Home): mentioned, 17:4:6; photograph(s), 17:4:7

Churchill, Sarah, 17:2:30

Cigaritas (smoked by Spanish ladies, 1865), 7:3:38 Cincinnati Enquirer, 1:3:29

Circus (Spanish, 1865), 7:3:38

Cirependu (technique of), 16:4:8

Citizen's Traction Company, 15:2:25

Citizens Council of Honolulu, 18:1:5

City Directory (San Diego), 2:4:48-51

City-County Administration Building (San Diego), 20:2:27

City Guard Band, 20:4:39,40

Ciudad Lerdo, 17:3A

Civic Federation of San Diego, 20:2:41

Civil War: Calif. and, 7:2:26-27; San Diego and, 7:2:18-22

Civilian Exclusion Order No. 4, 18:1:8

Clar, C. Raymond: book by, review, 19:1:45

Clarissa Andrews, 5:1:25; 11:2:44; 14:3:25 Clark, Harry: book by, review, 20:4:45-46

Clark, Henry, 17:2:37

Clark, Imblay, 5:2:36

Clark James H., 9:3:36,38

Clark, John G.: book edited by, noted, 18:4:51

Clark, John R., 9:3:36, 38

Clark, Kate, 20:2:7

Clark, R. G., 15:4:21

Clark, Winfield Scott, 3:3:35

Clark & Harbison, 15;4:21

Clarke, Elizabeth: photograph(s), 18:3:18

Clarke, Helen Bess, 18:2:10,12

Clarke, James Mitchell, 18:2:10

Clarke, Owen F.: review by, 18:3:30

Clavijero, Francisco Javier, 19:3:14,16,17

Clavijero (La Historia), 20:4:28

Clayton, William, 19:1:21,22

Cleary, Susan: photograph(s), 11:4:14,22

Cleland, Robert Glass, 20:1:28

Clemence, Stella Risley, 2:3:30

Clemens, Elizabeth B. (Couts), 20:1:10

Clemens, Samuel (Mark Twain), 20:1:10

Cleveland, Daniel: article about, 11:1:33-38; illustration, 11:1:33; mentioned, 18:4:34; 4:3:38; Old Town and, 2:4:52,53

Cleveland, William: biog. sketch, 11:1:33-36

Cleveland's Addition, 11:1:35

Clewlow, C. W., Jr.: book co-edited by, review, 20:3:69-70

Cliff House, 2:1:2

Clift, Robert, 20:3:37

Cline, Daniel, 20:1:29-30

Clough, Edwin ("Yorick"), 20:3:26

"Cloven Hooff." See Hooff, Philip

"The Clubhouse on Steamship Wharf," by Dick Barthelmess, 6:4:94-97

Coal gas generation, 2:3:36

Coal mine (Ft. Rosecrans), 5:4:68

Coaling Station (U.S. Navy), 6:1:29

Coast Artillery Corps: 1911, photograph(s), 5:4:65

Coast Guard (lighthouse keepers), 1:4:47

Coast Line Stage Co., 7:4:55

Cobb, David R.: article by, 4:2:15-16

Cobblestone Jail, 15:1:5

Cobblestone Point, 6:1:8

Co-cam-cah-ras, 20:1:29

Cochise, 7:2:20

Cody, William: description of Wild West Show, 6:3:81-84; facsimile adv. for show, 6:3:83; illustration of, 6:3:cover; in San Diego, 6:3:81-84; Parade, 1902, photograph(s), 6:3:84

Coffee Club, 2:4:44

Coffin, Capt. Charles: on Philadelphia, 9:2:18; on Senator, 3:3:39

Cohen, Walter, 19:4:2

Cohn, J. A., 20:4:40

Cohn, Rabbi M., 19:4:35,36

Cold Spring Creek, 3:2:18

Cole, Martin: book co-edited by, review, 20:1:47

Cole, William, 17:1:15

Coleman Creek, 5:1:20 Collett, Josephus, 12:1:5

Colley, Charles C.: book comp. by, noted, 19:1:51

Collier, Charles, 11:3:46

Collier, D. C., 8:4:49; 19:2:28,32

Collins, J. W., 15:2:24-25; 16:3:12

Collins, Mrs., 20:3:18

Collins Valley, 19:4:17-24 passim

Colonial American Kitchen (diorama): photograph(s), 18:2:12

Colonization Act of 1824, 20:1:28

A Colony For California: Riverside's First Hundred Years, by Tom Patterson: review, 19:2:46

Colorado City (Yuma), 4:4:43

Colorado Desert, 17:3:6-10

Colorado House (Old Town), 2:4:53; 2:2:26; 15:1:7; 19:2:15

Colorado River: as San Diego water source, 5:2:40; crossed by wagon train, 9:1:2,4,5; junction with Gila River, 1849, map, 19:3:27; lower portion, map, 17:3:iv; mentioned, 4:4:43; 19:1:13,16-17,20-21; 19:3:12,22-30 passim; 20:3:47; water project, map, 13:4:68; bridge over, 16:2:28

Colorado River Convention, 19:1:20-21

Colorful Butterfield Overland Stage: Reproductions in Color of 21 Paintings by Marjorie Reed From the Collection of James S. Copley, text, by Richard F. Pourade, introduction by Richard B. Yale: noted, 18:1:33

Colton - Ten Stamp Mill, 13:1:16

Colton Hall, Monterey: photograph(s), 10:1:1

Columbian Star (Secret Society), 7:2:17-22 passim

Columbus, Christopher, 11:1:14

Coman, Edwin T., Jr.: review by, 16:3:30; 17:3:25; 18:1:27-28; 18:2:15; 19:2:46

Coman, Mr. & Mrs. Edwin T., 17:4:44

Combs, John, 5:3:53

Commager, Henry Steele: book introduction by noted, 18:4:51

Commercial Hotel, 2:4:43

Commercial House Hotel, 19:4:30

Comonfort, Ignacio, 17:2:8; 20:4:26,27, 28

Compass Pass: illustration, 11:1:11

Comstock & Trotsche (architects), 16:3:3,4

Conaty, Thomas J., 10:2:22; 20:4:34

Concentration Camps U.S.A.: The Japanese Americans and World War II, by Roger Daniels: review, 19:1:49-50

Concord Stages, 13:1:24; 18:1:19,20

Concord Stage (Serra Museum): article about, 8:1:1-12; diagrams and plans of, 8:1:6-7; final run of, 8:1:8-9; history of, 8:1:1-12; illustration, 8:1:cover,6,7; last passengers in, 8:1:8-9; photograph(s), 5,8,9,10,11,13; repair of, 8:1:9-12; Vi-Counts and, 8:1:11

"The Concord Stage," by Bill Virden, 8:1:1-12

Conde, Gen. Pedro Garcia (Mexican Boundary Commissioner), 1:3:30; 19:3:20,29

Condemned Buildings (San Diego), 2:1:12,13

Conestoga Wagon, 4:3:33-35

Confederate activity (Civil War), 7:2:22-25

Conger, Carmen: photograph(s), 18:3:17,18,19

Conger, John, 16:2:19; 17:4:51

Congregation Beth Israel (Adath Jeshurun), 19:4:35,37,38

Congregation Tifereth Israel, 19:4:37,38

Congress, 13:4:31; 19:4:3,4. See also U.S.S. Congress

Congress Hall (Pony Express), 5:1:10; 14:3:12-13; 15:1:10,12

Congress of Nations (Buffalo Bill), 6:3:81-84 passim

Congress for Reclamation Service, 19:1:19,20

Conklin, C. H., 7:3:43

Conklin, Ralph, 8:4:50

Conklin House: condemnation of, 2:1:12; photograph(s), 2:1:13

Connell, Ana, 20:1:24a

Conner, Jay D., 18:2:9,14

Connor, Seymour V.: book co-authored by, review, 19:2:45-46

Connors, James W., 15:1:15

Connors, Sarah 0,Neill, 15:1:4,8

Conquest of Arid America (Smythe), 19:1:11,12,16

Conrat, Maisie: book co-authored by, review, 18:4:49

Conrat, Richard: book co-authored by, review, 18:4:49

Conservation, in California, 19:4:14-24

Consignments to El Dorado: A Record of the Voyage of the Sutton, by Thomas Whaley, edited by June Allen Reading: review, 19:1:44-45

Consolidated Aircraft Corp. (Convair), 6:4:31; 13:4:64

Consolidated Bank Building (Library site), 4:3:37

Consolidated National Bank Building (San Diego), 20:2:4

Consolidated Bank of San Diego, 11:1:34-35

Constitution of 1849, 2:4:52

Constitution of California. See Calif. State Convention of 1849

Constructive Democracy: The Economics of a Square Deal (Smythe), 19:1:18

Contemporary Artists of San Diego: mentioned, 19:4:46; photograph(s), 19:4:43; 16:4:4

"Contemporary Artists of San Diego," by Martin E. Petersen, 16:4:3-10

Continental Granite Co., 20:3:64

Convention of 1850 (Calif), 6:1:20

Convoy, 20:2:31

Cook, E., 20:3:61,63,66

Cook, Harry, 11:2:36

Cooke, George, 19:2:31

Cooke, Philip St. George: Jean Baptiste Charbonneau and, 11:2:31-32; mentioned, 20:3:37; 13:2:7; Mormon Battalion and, 10:3:31; 17:1:24; portrait, 13:2:7

Cooke's Wells (Three Wells), 19:3:24-25

Coombs, John, 4:2:20

Cooper, Conrad C., 18:1:7

Cooper, Fredricka A., 11:2:25

Cooper, George F., 1:2:16; 13:2:10

Cooper, John B. R., 19:2:7,8,9,10,12

Copeland, F., 20:1:32

Copeland, George D., 15:2:24

Copley, James S., 14:4:35-38 passim

Copper Mining, 7:4:56

Corbett, Joe, 4:2:25

Cordoba, Capt., 5:4:61

Corinthian Yacht Club (1904): mentioned, 20:4:5; photograph(s), 20:4:4

Cork Elm Trees (Lakeside), 3:1:11

Corliss Steam-engine, 2:1:8

Corona: photograph(s), 9:2:17

Corona Hotel (1898): photograph(s), 8:4:45

Coronado (California): cattle range on, 2:3:38; Gill homes at, 17:4:6; land auction at, 12:1:6; land sales (1886), 2:3:38-40; mentioned, 19:1:21; named, 2:3:39; Waukesha Water, 4:4:54

Coronado (ferry), 2:1:2; 2:3:39; 12:1:6

Coronado Belt Line (railway), 2:3:39

Coronado Christian Science Church: photograph(s), 17:4:8

Coronado Beach Water Co., 12:1:5,9,11

Coronado Cays Yacht Club, 20:4:17

Coronado Gas & Electric Co., 2:3:34

Coronado Hotel (1887), 2:3:34-40 passim; 19:1:21,22. See also Hotel del Coronado

Coronado Islands, 20:4:5; 20:3:61

Coronado Railroad, 4:2:24; 7:1:4-5

Coronado Tent City, 20:4:5,15

Coronado Yacht Club, 20:4:5,12-14

Corney, Peter, 15:4:11

Corps of Engineers, 10:1:8

Corral (Old Town), 7:3:38

Corral Block, 1:2:10

Cortes, Carlos, 18:4:15

Cortes, Fernando. See Cortes, Hernan

Cortes, Hernan: at Cadiz, 12:3:6,25,26; Cartas y Otras Documentos de Hernan Cortes, 11:1:17; exploration of Gulf of Calif, 11:1:1-6,9,12,14-15,17; mentioned, 13:4:9; 19:2:36; 19:3:12,13,16; Valle and, 12:2:14; 18:4:1,17; 19:3:1

Cortes, Martin, 19:2:36

Corwin, 5:4:63

Cosgrove, Terence Byrne, 16:1:14-15,23-26; 20:2:23

Cosmopolitan Hotel, 5:1:13; 3:3:34; 14:3:15; 15:1:6-7; 18:1:20; 20:2:52

Cosoy (Indian village), 4:4:48; 5:1:11; 14:3:13

Cosoy Way (Presidio Park): photograph(s), 8:2:13B

Cossitt, Helen, 17:4:7-8

Costanso, Miguel de: Dieguenos and, 6:1:2; engineer with Fages, 17:2:15; mentioned, 18:2:7; 19:1:3,5-6; 20:4:28; San Carlos and, 10:4:47

Cota, Elias J.: article by, 3:3:36-37

Cota, Guillermo, 3:3:37

Cota, Juan, 5:1:14; 15:1:6

Cota, Leonardo, 19:4:5,7

Cota, Magdalena, 3:3:37

Cota, Ramon: house of, 15:1:6

Cottonwood River, 1:3:34

Couger, Dr. John, 16:2:6

County Hospital, 20:2:22

Courser, George E., 4:4:50

Courts (San Diego): early, 2:4:52-54; 11:2:16

Courthouse, San Diego: 1868-1871, illustration, 1:1:5; "Little Brick" 15:1:7

Couts, Abel Stearns, 20:1:7

Couts, Cave Johnson: delegate to 1849 State Convention, 10:1:3,4; home of, article about, 20:1:1-14; 15:1:6; mentioned, 9:1:2; 12:3:15; 15:1:25-26; 19:3:20-29 passim; 20:1:2-11 passim; photograph(s), 17:2:11; 19:3:20; illustration, 20:1:2; Ysidora Bandini and, photograph(s), 17:2:11; 20:1:3,4

Couts, Cave Johnson, Jr. ("Cuevas"), 20:1:7,10-11

Couts, Cave Johnson, III, 20:1:10-11

Couts, Cave S., 15:4:28,30,32

Couts, Elena Francisca (Helen), 20:1:7

Couts, Elizabeth B. Clemens, 20:1:10

Couts, Isidora Bandini, 15:1:25-27; 17:2:11-12. See also Bandini, Isidora, and Bandini, Ysidora

Couts, John Forster (Juan), 20:1:7,9

Couts, Maria Antonia (Scott), 15:1:27; 20:1:7,9

Couts, Maria Carolina (Caroline), 20:1:7,9,10

Couts, Nancy Dolores (Ana Venancia), 20:1:7

Couts, Robert Lee (Roberto), 20:1:7,9

Couts, William Bandini, 20:1:7

Couts, William Blount, 20:1:8; 20:2:52

Couts, Ysidora Forster, 20:1:7

"The Cove," painting by Alfred Mitchell, 19:4:45

Cox, Thomas R.: review by, 20:2:57

Coyote Canyon, 19:4:16

"Coyoteville" (Klauber Home), 5:3:44

Cozy Cottage (San Diego), 20:2:23

"The Cozy Cottage," painting by Charles Fries, 20:2:cover

Crabb, Henry Alexander: article about, 19:1:34-42; filibustering expedition of, 18:1:20

Crabtree, Rev. William F., 20:2:15

Craig, Donald Munro: book by, review, 18:1:27-28

Craig, Lt. Col. Louis, 5:4:67

Craig, Richard B.: book by, review, 19:1:47-48

Crane, Clare: article by, 16:3:4-21; 18:4:22-27; review by, 20:2:63

Crane, Samuel P., 9:3:34,35,38

Cravath, A. K., 5:2:40

Crawfish Charley, 20:2:22

Crawford, Robert, 19:4:22 Crawford, Will C., 18:2:9

"Creation of the Anza Borrego Desert State Park - Largest in the United States," by Diana Lindsay, 19:4:14-24

Crenshaw, Joseph, 9:2:17

Crescent Boat Company, 20:4:11

Crespi, Fr. Juan: describes San Diego, 17:2:15; est. of Missions, 11:2:4-7; in San Diego, 6:1:6; mentioned, 13:4:13

Cristianitos Canyon, 14:3:24,25

Crippen, Roy, 20:3:18

Crocker, Charles, 7:3:34; 10:1:8

Crocker, Mrs. Rosa (Jesse Shepard), 16:3:6

Crocker, William L.: article by, 11:4:37-42

Crocker, William: sketch by, 13:4:6

Croix, Marques de: portrait, 13:3:16

Cromwell, George, 16:1:21-22

Crooks, Mrs. Elsie, 4:1:6-8

Crosby, Bing, 14:2:17

Crosby, E. 0., 20:1:29

Cross-staff and Quadrant: photograph(s), 11:1:1

Crosthwaite, Philip: biog. sketch of, 11:2:43-44; mentioned, 15:4:28,32; 15:1:10,15; partner to Thomas Whaley, 15:2:70

Crosthwaite, William, 8:4:56; 15:1:4,6

Crosthwaite Adobe: photograph(s), 5:2:41

Crouch, Mr., 17:2:19

Crouch, Herbert, 20:1:34

Crouse, Lena, 6:4:97-100; 20:1:24a

Crovath, A. K., 9:3:32

Crow, J. A., 15:2:21

Crown Point, 20:4:16

Crysostoma, 5:4:58

Cuesta, Padre Felipe Arroya de la, 9:1:12-13

"Cullamac, Alias Del Capitan Grande," by Hero Eugene Rensch, 2:3:29-32

The Culture of the Luiseno Indians, by Philip Stedman Sparkman: review, 18:2:16

Culverwell's Scows, 3:3:40-4t

Culverwell's Wharf: in San Diego, 5:3:47; vs. Horton's, 3:3:40-41

Cunningham, Gilbert: photograph(s), 20:2:13

Curran, Frank: photograph(s), 11:4:13

Currency: in early San Diego, 2:4:44

Current, William: book by, noted, 18:3:34

Curriculum Project of the WPA, San Diego, 18:2:8-14

Curtiss, Glenn E., 1:1:3; 18:3:5

Curtiss Flying Boat (1914): photograph(s), 6:4:35

Customs Inspector Badge: photograph(s), 8:4:cover

Cutter, Donald C.: book edited by, md., 17:4:49-50; review by, 19:2:48

Cuyamac, Pelagia Maria, 2:3:29

Cuyamaca: etymology of, 2:3:29-32; origin of the name, 2:3:29-32

Cuyamaca Club, 2:4:51

Cuyamaca Dam, 13:4:54

Cuyamaca Depot, 17:4:32

Cuyamaca Grant: area of, 13:1:35; illustration of, 17:1:5; poem by Semper Paratus, 17:1:9-10; resolutions, 17:1:4

Cuyamaca Lake, 15:2:13

"Cuyamaca Land Grant Trial," by Richard C. Martin, 17:1:3-13

Cuyamaca Mountains, 17:2:14

Cuyamaca Peak, 2:3:31

Cuyamaca Railroad, 15:2:6

Cuyamaca Ranch, 3:2:18-22; 9:4:44

Cuyamaca Rancho State Park, 2:3:30,31; 17:1:3

Cuyamaca Reservoir, 2:4:50

Cuyamaca Station, 7:1:1-13

Cuyamaca Valley, 13:1:40-41

Cyane. See U.S.S. Cyane

Cybell, 2:2:26; 17:4:31

Dadd, Ernest, 20:3:27

Daily News, 9:2:26

Daily San Diego Union, 20:3:61

Daley, Thomas, 15:1:8

Dalton, R. H., 6:2:70

Daly, Marcus, 20:4:34 Damrosch, Walter, 20:3:19

Dana, Richard Henry: account of John Stewart, 15:1:36; describes Pt. Loma, 4:3:29; mentioned, V:1:7; 6:1:10-11; 17:2:10; 19:2:38; 20:2:30

Dana, William Goodwin, 20:2:31

"Daniel Cleveland: San Diego Patron," 11:1:33-38

Daniel Webster (steamer), 16:2:35

Daniell, John, 20:4:32

Daniels, Josephus, 20:4:5

Daniels, Capt. M. J., 19:1:14,15

Daniels, Roger: book by, review, 19:1:49-50; book co-edited by, review, 19:2:47; mentioned, 18:1:9; review by, 18:4:49

Dannals, George N., 19:4:37

Dare, D. D., 15:2:24-25; 16:3:8

Darnall, Lee, 17:1:16

Darnall, Thomas Rylan: letters of, 17:1:17-19; photograph(s), 17:1:15

Darnall, William T. and Phoebe, 17:1:14

Darst, Annie B., 17:4:11,l4

Darwin's Origin of Species: mentioned, 17:3:14

Daschbach, Capt., 20:4:11

David C. Broderick: A Political Portrait, by David A. Williams: review, 17:3:26-27

David, Danie1 C., 20:3:41

Davidson, Aubrey, 11:3:46

Davidson, George, 1:4:43

Davidson, John: mentioned, 5:4:57; 6:1:8; 8:4:57; 19:4:37; 20:3:26,29:photograph(s), 12:4:9,12

Davidson, Lt. John, 2:3:42

Davidson, Winifred: article by, 4:1:1-4; 4:4:45-48; 5:4:57-60; 1:4:48-49; mentioned, 2:2:25; 19:4:32; 19:2:11; quoted, 5:4:68; tribute to, 10:2:23; photograph(s), 10:2:23

Davie, Michael: book by, review, 19:3:40-41

Davis, Edward, 15:2:12; 2:3:32

Davis, Mr. and Mrs. E., 15:2:10

Davis, George, 2:2:24

Davis, Owen, 10:2:26

Davis, William B., 4:4:54

Davis, Mrs. W. B., 5:3:50

Davis, William Heath: Andrew B. Gray and, 1:2:15; buys early lots in San Diego, 2:2:26; claim for damages to wharf, 1:2:18; "Davis' Folly," 2:4:54; 14:4:35,36; founder of New Town, 17:4:31,36; interview in San Diego Daily Sun, 3:2:16-20; invested in Old San Diego, 27:2:6,17; mentioned, 2:4:54; 5:1:12; 7:2:20; 8:4:48; 13:2:7,8; 13:4:40; 19:2:10; 20:3:46; 19:2:48; New Town and, 6:1:20-21; New San Diego Hotel, 17:4:31; portrait, 13:2:cover; 13:2:18; 13:4:42

Davis House: article about, 17:4:31-38; photograph(s), 13:2:20; series of photograph(s), 17:4:32-35

"The Davis House: New San Diego's Oldest and Most Historic Building," by Elizabeth MacPhail, 17:4:31-37

Davis' New Town Addition, 17:4:31

Dawson, Glen, 18:1:10

Dawson, Jack: photograph(s), 18:3:18

Day, Sherman, 17:1:6

Day, Thomas, 2:2:16

Day of the Dead (Spanish Observance), 5:4:57

"The Day of the Dismal Picnic," by Edgar Klauber, 3:1:12

Dead Horse Canyon, 9:3:30

Dead Mans Point, 14:3:9. See also Punta de los Muertos

Dean, William: 18:3:15,20; photograph(s), 18:3:15

Death Valley, 17:3:1

De Blois & Co., 3:3:40

Debonair Dan, 2:4:48

Decatur, J. G., 20:4:17

Decatur, Mrs. J. G., 6:4:98

Decorme, Gerardo, 18:1:10

Deering, Tam, 19:4:17,18

Deever, Miss (teacher), 15:1:8

DeJarnett, Rev., L.A., 20:2:15

DeKirby, Ivor: photograph(s), 11:4:8

DeLange, Prof. Daniel, 20:3:17

Delano, Sarah (Sally), 19:2:2,12

Delmonico Restaurant (San Diego): 2:4:45, 47; facsimile menu, 2:4:47

Del Portillo, Alvaro, 18:l:12

Del Rio, Cervantes: 18:1:12; photograph(s), 18:1:11

Del Rio chavez, Ignacio A.: article by, 18:4:l-13

Delta Mercantile Co.: 5:3:44

Democratic Party (San Diego), 11:3:30-31; 20:2:38-42

Dempster, Harold W. and Beatrice, 14:4:37

De Nevi, Donald; book comp. by, noted, 18:3:34

Dennick, William H., 20:4:17

Dentler, Mrs. (hospital), 15:1:5; 17:4:33

Denver, St. Clair, 17:1:8,10

The Depression, 18:2:8,11; 18:3:12

Derby, Lt. George H.: dueling hoax, 9:2:24,25; engineer, 5:1:16; humorist, 5:1:16; mentioned, 3:1:8,9; 5:1:23; 6:1:22; 6:2:53,54; 8:4:54; 9:2:24,25; 13:2:26; 13:4:42; 15:1:6,7; 14:3:18,23; 17:2:17; 20:3:56,57; Phoenixiana, 9:2:24; publicizes low quality of San Diego hotels, 2:2:24; U.S. Corps of Topographical Engineers, 2:4:52; photograph(s), 13:2:40; 13:4:45; 13:4:45

Derby Dike: mentioned, 5:1:16; 14:3:18; 17:2:17; photograph(s), 1914, 17:2:18

Derrick, Eunice, 9:4:46,48

A Description of the Kingdom of New Spain, by Pedro Alonso O'Crouley, translated and edited by Sean Galvin: review, 19:2:49

Desert Land Act of 1877, 17:3:4

Desert Land Law, 19:1:16

Detrick, Mr. and Mrs. W. L., 15:2:10

"Developing San Diego's Desert Empire," by William 0. Hendricks, 17:3:1-11

Devils High Road, 4:3:33

Dewey, Admiral George, 5:2:40

DeWitt, Charles W., 20:4:16

DeWitt, John L., 18:1:3,4,7

De Wolf, Charles, 4:1:11; 17:4:35,36,37; 13:2:38

De Wolf, Eliza A. Hurd (Mrs. Charles), 17:4:35-37

Deyo, George, 17:4:36,37;

Diamond Carriage Co. (San Diego), 20:2:11

Diamond Carriage & Livery Co., 8:1:8

Diamond Tally-Ho (Concord Stage at Serra Museum): photograph(s), 8:1:8-9,10,11,12

Diary of a San Diego Girl - 1856, by Victoria Jacobs, edited by Sylvia Arden, review, 20:3:71-72

Diaz del Castillo, Bernal, 11:1:2,4; 19:3:3,4,7

Diaz, Melchor, 18:2:1

Diaz, Porfirio: mentioned, 19:1:27; 19:3:15; 18:3:1-5; photograph(s), 18:3:2

Dickason, Alice Edith, 17:3:6

Dickinson, William Green: photograph(s), 8:3:43

Digueno Indians: homes of, illustration, 6:1:3; image mask, female, illustration, 13:4:8; northern, 9:4:52-55; place names in San Diego area, 2:3:29; symbolism and rituals of, 13:4:7; 18:2:1,5,6; shaman, illustration, 13:4:9; village of, sketch, 13:4:6

"Dietary Deficiency Diseases in the Period of Discovery," by Lawrence D. Townsend, M.D., 10:4:45-48

Dillon, Richard H.: book by, review, 19:4:60-61

Dime Novels: mentioned, 5:3:55

The Diplomacy of Annexation, Texas, Oregon, and the Mexican War, by David M. Pletcher: noted, 20:1:54

Directory, San Diego City & County, 2:4:48-51

"The Discovery of Alta California: Joao Rodrigues Cabrilho or Juan Rodriguez Cabrillo?," by W. Michael Mathes, 19:3:1-8

"The Discovery and Earliest Explorations of the Gulf of California," by James R.

Moriarty, 11:1:1-19

Disefio of Cuyamaca grant: illustration, 17:1:5. See also Cuyamaca Disperto, Juan, 4:1:7

Dispossessing the American Indian: Indians and Whites on the Colonial Frontier, by Wilbur Jacobs: review, 19:1:46

Dixie Overland Highway Association, 17:2:36

Dixon, Ben F.: article edited by, 10:3:40-42; mentioned, 19:2:17; nt. on "Too Late," 16:2:2

"Docks," painting by Alfred Mitchell, 19:4:44

"Documents of San Diego History: A Unique Case - Temecula Indians vs. Holman and Seaman," by Florence Shipek, 15:2:26-32

Documents of Southwestern History: A Guide to the Manuscript Collections qfthe Arizona Historical Society, comp. by Charles C. Colley: noted, 19:1:51

Doddridge, Jack: illustration, 7:1:8

Dodge, Jack, 20:4:39,40,42

Dodge, R. V.: article co-authored by, 2:1:1-3; mentioned, 19:2:32

Dodge House of Los Angeles, 17:4:16

Dodson, N. H. (home), 15:1:6

Dogs in Presidio Park: photograph(s), 15:3:30

Dog Tax Receipt of 1891 (San Diego): facsimile 13:3:40. See also Bum Dolbeer and Carson Lumber Co., 12:1:8

Dolphin, 9:3:34-36,41

Dominguez, Juan Jos6, 19:1:7; 15:1:30

Dominguez, Maria Victoria (Estudillo), 15:1:29-31

Dominicans: in Baja California, 19:3:15

Donahue, James M., 5:2:40

"Dona Josefa," by Idwal Jones: mentioned, 19:2:11

Dona Marina, 19:2:36

Donley, Eugene, 4:4:49; 11:2:36

Donley, Ward T.: article by, 3:2:21-42; photograph(s), 13:2:21

The Donner Party, by George Keithley: review, 19:4:61

Donohoe, Mr., 10:3:36,37

"Don Pedro's Cattle Range," by Irene Phillips, 2:3:38-40

Don Pio, Pico's Historical Narrative, translated, by Arthur Botello, edited with introduction by Martin Cole and Henry Welcome: review, 20:1:47

Door of Hope (San Diego), 20:2:16

Doors & Door Hardware: illustration, 1:2:25

Dougherty, William, 18:3:15

Douglas, R. A., 1:4:51,52

Douglass, Frederick, 20:2:30

Downing, Lewis, 8:1:1,2

Doxie, Msgnr. Donald, 14:4:25,32

Doyle, Arthur L., 7:1:12

Doyle, James, 15:1:10,12

Doyle, John T.: article by, 11:2:1-15

Doyle, R. E.: home of, 15:1:6; inventory of Bandini's belongings, 17:2:12; mentioned, 15:2:16; 19:4:36

Dragoons, 20:3:51

Drake, Sir Francis: drwng. of, 13:4:11; in Pacific, 6:1:4; mentioned, 13:4:10; 18:2:2; 19:3:4

Drake's Bay (San Francisco), 18:2:2,4; 20:4:31,32

The Drawings of Ignacio Tirsch, A Jesuit Missionary in Baja California, narrative by Doyce B. Nunis, translated by Elsbeth Schulz-Bischof: review, 18:4:39

"Dream of Glory" (William Heath Davis), 3:2:16-20

Drew, Rex: photograph(s), 20:2:13

Driese, Don: article by, 2:2:18-21; 5:2:37-39; 7:2:26-27

Drought (1862-1898), 11:1:21-22

Drugs (listed in old San Diego City Directory), 2:4:51

Drumm, Col., 7:2:28-29

Drummond, William, 17:1:6,9,12

Druskin, Samuel, 19:4:38,39

Dry Goods of 1890's, 6:3:77-80

Dryden, Judge William, 17:2:11

Dudley, James, 1:4:47; VIA:98

Dudley, Robert, 20:4:32

Duels: hoax, 9:2:24-25; political, 7:2:23

Dufault, David F.: review by, 18:4:47-49; 20:4:48-51

Duhaut-Cilly, Capt. Auguste: describes Old Town, 4:1:11; describes Pt. Loma, 1:3:31; mentioned, 15:1:28-29; 12:3:9

Dulzura Conduit, 19:1:22

Dulzura Inn, 18:1:23

Dumke, Glenn, 18:4:20

"Dummy" (Railroad engine): illustration, 2:1:5

Duncan, Douglas, 2:1:10 Dunham, C., 4:3:38

Dunne, Peter Masten, 18:1:10; 19:1:3

Dunnells, Capt. S. S.: mentioned, 2:2:26-27; 13:2:30; 17:4:31; 18:4:32; photograph(s), 13:2:30

Dunnells, Mrs., 18:4:33

Dunnells Hotel, 2:2:26

Dupont, Capt. Samuel: Cyane and, 1:1:2; in Mexican War, 6:1:16; mentioned, 13:4:30, 31; 17:2:17; photograph(s), 13:4:31

Duran, Fr., 7:3:33 Durand, Jean Baptiste, 16:4:5

Durrenberger, Robert W.: book by, review, 18:4:44-45

Dutch Annie, 20:2:11 Dutch Flats (Pt. Loma), 4:1:2

Dutton, David: book edited by: md., 20:1:S4

Duveneck, Frank, 16:4:3 Dyar (Green Valley House) 3:2:18 Dye, Capt. James, 3:2:22

Dye, Lee, collaborator of book: review, 18:3:30

Dyke, Bill: article by, 2:3:33-37

Eagle's Peak, 15:2:9

Eakins, Susan, 19:4:46 Eakins, Thomas, 19:4:46

Earl School, 6:3:86

Earlson, Dick, 20:4:42-43

Early Days in Escondido, by Frances Beven Ryan: review, 17:4:48-49

"Early Days in San Diego: The Memoirs of Agusta Barrett Sherman," edited by Elizabeth C. MacPhail, 18:4:28-34

"Early Days of the Public Library," by Herbert C. Hensley, 4:3:37-39

"An Early San Diego Physician: David Hoffman," by Clifford L. Graves, M.D., 10:3:35-39

"Early Women Jurors in San Diego," by Leland Stanford, 11:2:16-27

Earp, Wyatt: boxing referee, 4:4:54; listed in San Diego Directory, 3:1:3; mentioned, 20:2:4; visited Escondido, 9:3:32

Earthquakes (California): in 1889, 10:4:49,52, in 1899, 5:2:32; in 1906, San Francisco, 9:1:7

Earthquakes, Simioda, Japan (1854), 10:4:49,52

East San Diego City Hall, 20:2:20

Eastin, Nacy J., 11:2:20,21

Eastland, Thomas B., 19:4:28

Eaton, Kenneth E., 20:4:16

Echeandia, Jose Maria: Gov. of Calif., 6:l:10,12,13; makes San Diego capital, 5:1:7; mentioned, IVA:46; 5:1:14; 7:3:31; 12:3:5,11,12,13,15,16,17,19,20,21; 12:4:33,35; 13:4:20,24,25,26; 14:4:11; 15:1:28; 15:4:13; 19:2:4-5,6,12; political chief, 13:1:36,38

Echols, Mr., 15:1:7,15 Eclipse, 14:2:7

Eddy, Asher R., 20:3:48

Edison, Thomas, 12:1:10

Edwards, Fred L., 20:1:22

Edwards, Rufus, 18:3:4

Edwoods, Al, 11:2:36

Eff, Michael, 20:4:12

Egan, Ferol: book by, noted, 18:3:35

"Ekva Temeko," 18:3:6

El Camino de San Diego (1772), 3:2:18

El Camino Real: map, 13:4:19; mentioned, 14:3:27

El Campo Santo: mentioned, 5:1:11; 15:1:5; 14:3:13; San Diego families buried in, 5:1:11

El Cajon: crops grown in, 8:4:48; 50th Anniversary, 8:4:45, 46-48; mentioned, 19:4:8; origins of, 8:4:46; photograph(s), 1898, 8:4:45

El Cajon Boulevard, 20:2:20

El Cajon & Lakeside Stage: photograph(s), 1888, 8:1:5

El Cajon Peak: illustration, 2:3:31; mentioned, 2:3:31

El Cajon Raisin Co., 15:2:5 El Cajon Valley, 15:2:5; 18:4:26,37

El Cajon Valley News, 8:4:46

El Capitan (Cannon), 5:1:9,12; 13:1:23; 14:3:12,13; 15:2:4,9,13,14

El Capitan Dam: mentioned, 2:3:30; 17:2:21; 20:3:62; photograph(s), 20:3:63

El Carmel Point, 20:4:16

El Centro: mentioned, 18:1:22,23; pliot., 1910, 16:2:26

El Centro Chamber of Commerce, 19:4:20, 21

El Centro Stage Line (automobile): photograph(s), 18:1:20-23

"El Cid" (statue), 17:4:28

"El Desembareadero," 5:1:9

The El Dorado Trail.- The Story of the Gold Rush Routes Across Mexico, by Ferol Egan: noted, 18:3:35

El Escondido (Cable car), 15:2:21-22 "El Trojo" ("The Granary"), 18:3:7

Elder, George M., 8:4:56 Elder, Mildred, 20:4:16

Eldridge, 0. M., 17:2:36 Electric Cars, 7:1:6-7

Electric (Wilde) Fountain (Horton Plaza), 17:4:12

Electric Motor: illustration, 18:2:11

Electric Plant (1886), 2:3:34

Electric Rapid Transit Street Car Co., 2:3:36

Electricity: in San Diego, early, 2:4:50

Elite Studio, 2:1:12

El Jupiter (cannon): mentioned, 5:1:5,12; 14:3:7,13; 15:3:21; photograph(s), 7:2:24

Elks Lodge (1894), 7:1:1-13 Elkins, Bill, 17:1:15

Ellis, Richard N.: review by, 20:4:54-55

Ellsberg, Helen: book by, review, 18:4:42; review by, 18:3:30-31

Elms, Earl, 20:4:16 Elsasser, Albert B.: book co-edited by: noted, 19:4:64

El Vado. (The Ford), 5:1:25; 14:3:25

Ely, James L., 18:1:4

Emergency Relief Acts of 1939 & 1940, 18:3:20

Emery, Charles, 4:2:20

The Emigrants' Guide to California, by Joseph E. Ware, notes and introduction by John Caughey: noted, 19:4:64

Emigrant Road, 3:2:1,5 Emigrant's Road, 18:3:7 Emmet House, 15:1:5

Emory, William H.: chronicle of Battle of San Pasqual, 10:3:30,31,32; describes San Diego, 4:3:30; mentioned, 1:3:31; 11:2:31; 15:1:10; 19:2:19,20,28,29

Encina Station, 2:3:37 Encomienda, 19:3:1

Encyclopedia of American Shipwrecks, by Bruce D. Berman: review, 20:1:44-45

Engel, Herman, 1:4:50 Engel, Norma: article by, 6:4:91-93

Engelhardt, Fr. Zephyrin, O.F.M.: book by, noted, 19:1:50-51; mentioned, 18:1:10

Engines. See Railroads Engleborn, Bruce K., 20:4:16

Engstrand, Iris Wilson: article co-authiored by, 20:1:1-14; review by, 19:2:49; 20:1:47. See also Wilson, Iris Higbie

Enneking, William C.: article by, 2:1:5-8; mentioned, 2:1:4; 15:2:21

Ensenada, 18:1:15; 18:2:1,4 Ensign Ranch, 19:4:16 Ensworth, Augustus S., 6:2:60,61 Episcopal Church (San Diego), 3:1:8 Epstein, Henry, 5:3:44 Eschrich, Carlos, 3:2:18

Escondido: history of, 9:3:31,32; first settlement, 9:3:30; founding and development of, 9:3:30,31; incorporation as a city, 9:3:32; Indian heritage of, 9:3:29-30; origin of name, 9:3:30; photograph(s), 1905, 9:3:31; photograph(s), 9:3:29; products and industries, 9:3:32-33; Rincon del Diablo, 9:3:30

Escondido Advocate, 20:2:41

Escondido Co., 11:3:30

Escondido gold mine, 5:2:40

Escondido Hotel, 9:3:30,31

Escondido Irrigation District, 9:3:32

Escondido Land & Town Co., 9:3:30,31

Escondido Lumber Hay & Grain Co., 9:3:32

Escondido Reservoir. See Lake Wohlford

Escondido Stage: photograph(s), 3:3:31

"The Escondido Story," by Margie L. Whetstone, 9:3:29-33

Escondido Valley. See Escondido: Rincon del Diablo

Escuela Normal (Baja Calif.), 18:1:12

Espinosa, jose, 4:1:11; 18:1:14 Espinosa, Raphael, 18:1:14

Essays and Assays: California History Reappraised, edited by George Knoles: review, 20:2:54-55

Estes, Donald H.: review by, 19:1:49-50

Estudillo, Antonia, 14:4:35

Estudillo, Dolores (Bandini), 17:2:11-12

Estudillo, Elena, 14:4:35

Estudillo, Felicita Machado, 15:1:34

Estudillo, Francisco, 20:1:32

Estudillo, Jose Antonio: accomodates passengers off wrecked ship Golden Gate, 4:1:2; biog. sketch, 15:1:28-31; 17:3:ii; head of Estudillo family, 5:1:4; mentioned, 7:3:33; 12:3:13,17,31; 12:4:19,24,26,27,28,37; 13:1:38; 14:3:6-7; 15:1:6; 20:3:41; San Diego Justice of the Peace, 17:1:4

Estudillo, Jose Guadalupe, 5:1:4

Estudillo, Jose Maria, 15:1:28-31; 2:4:52

Estudillo, Magdalena (Casa de), 15:1:6

Estudillo, Maria, XIVA:35; 17:2:16; 15:1:25

Estudillo, Maria Victoria Dominguez, 15:1:29-31

Estudillo, Miguel, 14:4:35

Estudillo, Ysabel, 14:4:3S

"The Estudillo Family," by Sister Catherine McShane, Ph.D., 15:1:28-31

Estudillo Family, 15:4:59

Estudillo House, 14:4:7; 15:1:31. See also Casa de Estudillo

Eucalyptus cabin (1902): photograph(s), 16:4:14

Eucalyptus grove (1902): photograph(s), 16:4:13

Eucalyptus Timber Co., 16:4:13

Eucalyptus Trees: history of in San Diego County, 16:4:11-19; illustration, 16:4:cover, 16:4:13; mentioned, 17:3:21; photograph(s), 1880's, 8:3:33; railroads, 16:4:14,15; shipbuilding, 16:4:11

The Evangel, 20:2:24

Evans, Admiral Bob, 11:3:47

Evans, Johnny, 6:3:77

Evans, William, 20:2:52

Evans, Williani Edward: article by, 13:3:3642; photograph(s), 13:3:36

Evening Republican, 7:4:50

Excavations. See Presidio of San Diego Excavations

Excelsior, 9:2:l 7

Excelsior Rowing and Swimming Club, 6:4:94-97

Exchange Hotel: construction of, 8:4:54-55; history of, 8:4:54-57; mentioned, 2:2:24; 5:1:22; 9:2:24; 14:3:23; 15:1:7-8. See also Franklin House

"The Exchange Hotel," by Orion Zink, 8:4:54-57

Executive Order 9066: The Internment of 110,000 Japanese Americans, by Maisie and Richard Conrat: review, 18:4:49

Exports (1955), 6:1:34

Export Agent: photograph(s), 13:4:71

Exposition of 1915, 1916 & 1935. See California Pacific International Exposition (1935), Panama-California Exposition (1915), and Panama-California International Exposition (1916)

Ezell, Dr. Paul: article by, 14:2:28-30; 16:4:20-24; book note by, 18:2:21; mentioned, 14:2:28,29; 14:4:5,22,23,25,31,32; 15:3:21; 17:4:51; 18:3:22; 19:4:51; photograph(s), 12:4:10; 14:2:29; 14:4:31

Ezquer, Ignacio, 7:3:32

F Street Wharf (San Diego): 1912, photograph(s), 20:2:26

Fabert, Wayne, 17:4:32,36

Factories in the Fields: The Story of Migratory Farm Labor in California, by Carey McWilliams: review, 18:4:45-46

"Factors of Nationality in Frontier Mobility in San Diego County," by Martha M. White, 20:2:44-53

Facts ofScience (sold by Benjamin Judkins), 5:2:35

Fages, Don Pedro: Cuyamacas and, 2:3:29, 30; Dieguenos and, 6:1:3; letter from Bucareli y UrsUa to, 13:3:16; letter to Fr. Serra, 13:3:18; facsimile of letter to Fr. Serra, 13:3:17; mentioned, 3:2:22,24; 13:3:9,15, 16,18,20,21; 17:2:15; 19:1:5,7; 19:2:35; Spanish Gov. of Calif., 13:4:8

Fairs. See Panama-California Exposition (l915), Panama-California International Exposition (1916), and California Pacific International Exposition (1935)

Fairbank, R. L., 18:1:2

Fairbrother, Ken L., 20:4:21

Faivre, Joseph, 5:2:40

False Bay, 13:1:41; 17:2:15,16. See also Mission Bay

Fannon, Frantz, 18:4:20

Fatewell to Colonel Cody," by Bill Virden, 6:3:81-84

Farewell to Manzanar, by Jeanne Houston and James D. Houston: review, 20:4:48-51

Farnham, Ammi Merchant, 16:4:3; 19:4:43

Farnham, Eliza B.: book by, review, 20:1:43-44

Farnum, Martha, 18:2:9,10

Farwell, Charley, 2:4:43

"Father O'Keefe: Rebuilder of Mission San Luis Rey," by Rev. Valentine Healy, 11:3:15-25

"Father Serra and the Soldiers," by James Robert Moriarty, 13:3:7-25

Faulk, Odie B.: book co-authored by, review, 19:2:45-46; book co-edited by, noted, 20:1:53

Faulkner, E. E., 16:4:15

Fay, Herbert R., 16:1:14

Fearney, Charles, 19:4:18

Fearney, Henry, 19:4:18

Fearney's Well, 19:4:18

Federal Aid Act of 1916, 17:2:36

Federal Arts Projects, 18:3:12,19. See also Federal Theatre Projects and Federal Music Projects

Federal Bureau of Investigation: mentioned, 18:1:4,8,9; San Diego Office of, 18:1:2

Federal Communications Commission, 18:1:4

Federal Highway Act of 1921, 17:2:36

Federal Music Project, 18:2:13; 18:3:12-21

Federal Philharmonic Orchestra (San Diego), 18:3:15

Federal Reserve Bank of San Francisco, 18:1:7

Federal Theatre Project, 18:3:14,16,20

Fein, Albert: book by, review, 19:3:44-45

Felicita Pagent, 9:3:29

Flamstead Street, 7:1:1 - 13 passim Fleas: problems in hotels, 2:2:24

Fleming, Guy L.: mentioned, 19:4:16,18,19,20, 23; photograph(s), 19:4:19

Fletcher, Austin, 17:2:30-31 Fletcher, Charles, 19:4:34; 20:3:54

Fletcher, Edward: armory dedication speech, 9:2:20; article by, 15:2:3-14; biog. sketch, 15:2:3; local San Diego realtor, 17:2:30-35; mentioned, 4:2:27; 19:1:19,20; 19:2:32; 19:4:23; 20:3:68; officer of San Diego Naval Militia, 9:2:17; "Pathfinder" and, photograph(s), 17:2:33; photograph(s), 17:2:33; plank road and, 16:2:27,28, 29; photograph(s), 16:2:29; water rights document of San Diego, 10:3:42

Fletcher, Mrs. Edward, 20:1:20 Fleury, Claude, 19:4:36 Flinn, William, 2:2:25 F oating Society of San Diego, 20:2:24 Flood, James, 7:3:34 Flood of 1884, 10:1:10 Flood of 1889, 7:1:1-13 passim

Flood of 1916: damage to bridge in Old Town, photograph(s), 16:1:18; damage to city streets, photograph(s), 16:1:20; damage to roads, 4:2:18,27; mentioned, 1:3:32; 16:1:17,18-22; 17:2:20; San Diego street, photograph(s), 16:1:20; Santa Fe & San Diego Railroad, 16:1:17; photograph(s), 6:1:33. See also Hatfield, Charles

Florence Hotel, 2:4:43; 5:3:44; 7:4:49

Flores Gen., 10:3:33

Flores, Jorge, 18:1:10; 20:4:29

Flores, Jose Maria, 19:4:3-5 passim, 10

Flores Magon, Enrique, 19:1:27

Flores Magon, Ricardo, 19:1:27; 18:3:1-2,4

Flume, Cuyamaca to San Diego, 4:2:21 "Flume Walkers," 4:2:21 Flying School (North Island), 1:3:3 Folkman, David I., Jr.: book by, noted, 19:1:51 Foltz, Clara, II1:4:52 Font, Fr. Pedro, 13:4:8 Forbes, Alexander: book by, noted, 20:1:53 Forbes, Charles, 17:2:10

Forbes, James Alexander, 11:1:39-40; 17:2:5,10

Foreigners; in early San Diego, 2:4:46

"Foreigners in Southern California During the Mexican Period," by Elizabeth Rhoades: mentioned, 19:2:11

Forster, Don Juan (John), 7:3:34; 10:1:3,4; 20:3:37,41

Forster, J. H., 19:3:28

Forsyth, John, 19:1:36

Fort Dupont, 5:1:4; 20:3:45

Fort Guijarros, 5:1:5,12; 5:4:61; 6:1:8; 13:4:19,27; 14:3:13. See also Fort Rosecrans

Fort Pio Pico, 5:4:65

Fort Rosecrans: impending hostilities with Spain, 1898, 1:2:22; mentioned, 5:1:6; 14:3:11; 19:1:27; photograph(s), ca. 1911, 5:4:62; Quarantine Station, 5:1:7; San Diego Barracks, 1:2:22; San Diego Historical Landmark, 5:1:8; use as defense site, 5:4:61-67

"Fort Rosecrans, California," by George Ruhlen, 4:4:60-68

Fort Rosecrans National Cemetery, 5:1:5; 5:4:66; 14:3:8

Fort Rosecrans Reserve, 20:3:45,64

Fort Stockton, 5:1:4,12; 8:2-.22,28; 14:3:7; illustration, 14:3:10; 20:3:45

Fort Yuma: illustration, 20:3:46; mentioned, 18:1:20; 18:4:33; 20:3:45-49; on mail route, 15:2:18,19; Stage Schedule, 1869, facsimile of, 8:1:2. See also Yuma, Arizona

Fort Yuma Turnpike Co. Q 870), 1:3:39

Fortescue, J.: biog. sketch, 14:2:18-23

TheFor-tunal 20:3:29

"Forty-Niner's Independence Day," by John B. Goodman, 1:3:29-31

Forward, Frank, Sr.: photograph(s), 13:4:57

Forward, John F., Jr., 11:3:46; 19:1:26,32; 19:4:17,33,38

Forward, Walter, 11:2:38

Foss Ranch, 4:2:22

Foster (California), 20:3:62,64

Foster, Joe, 4:2:20; 8:1:4; 15:2:6; 18:1:20

Foundlings on the Frontier: Racial and Religious Conflict in Arizona Territory, 1904-1905, by A. Blake Brophy: noted, 19:2:51

Fourth Infantry Regiment of the California Volunteers, 18:4:23

Fourth of July in San Diego: in 1849, 1:3:29-31; in 1869, 11:1:34; in 1873, 3:2:2526; mentioned, 6:3:87-88

"Fourth of July on the Bay," by Manuel Madruga, 6:3:87-88

Fox, C. J., 17:3:6

Fox, Charlie, 20:1:34

Fox, Frederick E., 20:1:32

Fox, Samuel I., 19:4:37-38

Fox Building: photograph(s), 17:4:27. See also Samuel I. Fox Building

Francesco, Capitan de Cullamac (Francisco Chief of the Cuyamaca), 2:3:29-32

Franciscan Coat of Arms: illustration, 13:4:12

Franciscan Missionaries in Hispanic California, 1769-1848. A Biographical Dictionary, by Maynard Geiger, O.F.M.: review, 18:1:24

Franciscans: found San Diego Mission, 5:1:15; in Alta California, 19:1:3-6 passim; in Baja California, 18:2:7; 18:4:5; 19:3:15; in San Diego, 1:1:3; mentioned, 20:1:27; take over missionary activity, 11:2:3-14; 15:4:4,5,9

Flamstead Street, 7:1:1-13passim

Fleas: problems in hotels, 2:2:24

Fleming, Guy L.: mentioned, 19:4:16,18,19,20, 23; photograph(s), 19:4:19

Fletcher, Austin, 17:2:30-31

Fletcher, Charles, 19:4:34; 20:3:54

Fletcher, Mrs. Edward, 20:1:20 Fleury, Claude, 19:4:36 Flinn, William, 2:2:25 Floating Society of San Diego, 20:2:24 Flood, James, 7:3:34 Flood of 1884, 10:1:10 Flood of 1889, 7:1:1 - 13 passim

Flood of 1916: damage to bridge in Old Town, photograph(s), 16:1:18; damage to city streets, photograph(s), 16:1:20; damage to roads, 4:2:18,27; mentioned, 1:3:32; 16:1:17,18-22; 17:2:20; San Diego street, photograph(s), 16:L:20; Santa Fe & San Diego Railroad, 16:1:17; photograph(s), 6:1:33. See also Hatfield, Charles

Florence Hotel, 2:4:43; 5:3:44; 7:4:49

Flores Gen., 10:3:33 Flores, Jorge, 18:1:10; 20:4:29

Flores, Jose Maria, 19:4:3-5 passim, 10 Flores

Magon, Enrique, 19:1:27

Flores Mag6n, Ricardo, 19:1:27; 18:3:1-2,4

Flume, Cuyamaca to San Diego, 4:2:21

"Flume Walkers," 4:2:21 Flying School (North Island), 1:3:3

Folkman, David I., Jr.: book by, noted, 19:1:51

Foltz, Clara, 3:4:52

Font, Fr. Pedro, 13:4:8

Forbes, Alexander: book by, noted, 20:1:53

Forbes, Charles, 17:2:10

Forbes, James Alexander, 11:1:39-40; 17:2:5,10

Foreigners; in early San Diego, 2:4:46

"Foreigners in Southern California During the Mexican Period," by Elizabeth Rhoades: mentioned, 19:2:11

Forster, Don Juan (John), 7:3:34; 10:1:3,4; 20:3:37,41

Forster, J. H., 19:3:28

Forsyth, John, 19:1:36

Fort Dupont, 5:1:4; 20:3:45

Fort Guijarros, 5:1:5,12; 5:4:61; 6:1:8; 13:4:19,27; 14:3:13. See also Fort Rosecrans

Fort Pio Pico, VA:65

"Fort Rosecrans, California," by George Ruhlen, 4:4:60-68

Fort Rosecrans National Cemetery, 5:1:5; VA:66; 14:3:8

Fort Rosecrans Reserve, 20:3:45,64

Fort Stockton, 5:1:4,12; 8:2:22,28; 14:3:7; illustration, 14:3:10; 20:3:45

Fort Yuma: illustration, 20:3:46; mentioned, 18:1:20; 18:4:33; 20:3:45-49; on mail route, 15:2:18,19; Stage Schedule, 1869, fac. Of, 8:1:2. See also Yuma, Arizona

Fort Yuma Turnpike Co. (1870), 1:3:39

Fortescue, J.: biog. sketch, 14:2:18-23

The Fortuna, 20:3:29

"Forty-Niner's Independence Day," by John B. Goodman, 1:3:29-31

Forward, Frank, Sr.: photograph(s), 13:4:57

Forward, John F., Jr., 11:3:46; 19:1:26,32; 19:4:17,33,38

Forward, Walter, 11:2:38

Foss Ranch, 4:2:22

Foster (California), 20:3:62,64

Foster, Joe, 4:2:20; 8:1:4; 15:2:6; 18:1:20

Foundlings on the Frontier: Racial and Religious Conflict in Arizona Territory, 1904-1905, by A. Blake Brophy: noted, 19:2:51

Fourth Infantry Regiment of the California Volunteers, 18:4:23

Fourth of July in San Diego: in 1849, 1:3:29-31; in 1869, 11:1:34; in 1873, 3:2:25-26; mentioned, 6:3:87-88

"Fourth of July on the Bay," by Manuel Madruga, 6:3:87-88

Fox, C. I., 17:3:6

Fox, Charlie, 20:1:34

Fox, Frederick E., 20:1:32

Fox, Samuel I., 19:4:37-38

Fox Building: photograph(s), 17:4:27. See also Samuel I. Fox Building

Francesco, Capitan de Cullamac (Francisco Chief of the Cuyamaca), 2:3:29-32

Franciscan Coat of Arms: illustration, 13:4:12

Franciscan Missionaries in Hispanic California, 1769-1848. A Biographical Dictionary, by Maynard Geiger, O.F.M.: review, 18:1:24

Francisco, Chief of the Cuyamaca, 2:3:29

Francisco Garcia Diego, California's Transition Bishop, by Francis J. Weber: review, 19:2:43-45

Francis W. Parker School: founded, 17:4:22; photograph(s), of auditorium, ca. 1919-1920, 17:4:22

Franco de Boudet, Octavia, 20:3:12

"Frank Sessions' Performing Steers," by Earle W. Bowersock, 7:3:40-41

Franke, R. F., 1:4:47,54

Frankenstein, Alfred, 16:4:5

Franklin, Lewis, and Thomas Whaley, 6:2:48-52; merit., 20:3:54-57; opens Franklin House, 2:2:24,25; photograph(s), 20:3:54

Franklin, Maurice A., 2:2:25

Franklin, Mrs. Maurice A., 19:4:36

Franklin Brothers, 14:3:23; 5:1:22

Franklin Building, 8:4:56

Franklin Hotel (San Diego), 18:1:20

Franklin House: description of, 2:2:24-26; illustration of, 2:2:25; 20:3:55; merit., 5:1:23; 11:1:42; 16:2:22; 19:2:l6; photograph(s), 8:4:55

"The Franklin House," by James Mills, 2:2:24-26

Frary, Frank, 8:1:4,7-8; 18:1:20

Frazer, Robert W.: article by, 20:3:44-52; review by, 20:2:58-59

Frazier & Bailey's Apple Orchard, 13:1:26

Frederick Law Olmsted and the Ametican Environmental Tradition, by Albert Fein: review, 19:3:44-45

Freeman-Light House (San Diego House), 20:2:32

Freeman, James: brand of, photograph(s), 11:1:28

Free Reading Room (George Marston), 3:1:2

Freese, Elizabeth, 20:1:20

Fremont, John C.: Gov. of Arizona Territory, 17:3:3; merit., 1:1:2; 6:1:16,19; 10:3:31; 13:4:30; 15:1:24; 16:3:S; 19:2:29; 19:4:3,4,10; portrait, 13:4:30

Fremont's California Battalion, 5:1:4,8

Friend, F. F., 17:2:22

Friend, James Edward, 3:4:53-54; photograph(s), 13:3:41

"A Friend Was For Sharing," by William Edward Evans, 13:3:36-42 Fries, Charles: merit., 16:4:8; paintings by, 16:2:2cover; 16:4:7; 20:2:cover; photograph(s), 16:4:4; 19:4:43

Frisbey, Ellis, 11:2:36

Fritz, Herman, 2:4:45

"From Cuneiform to Magnetic Tape," by Don Driese, 5:2:37-39

From Fingers to Finger Bowls, by Helen Walker Linsenmeyer: review, 19:3:41-42

The Frontier Challenge: Responses to the Trans-Mississippi West, edited by John G. Clark: noted, 18:4:51

Frontier Homes Housing Project, 19:4:35

Frontier Mobility in San Diego County: article about, 20:2:44-53

Front Street (San Diego): illustration, 6:1:17

Frost, Asron, 20:3:61-62 Frost, Albert, 1:3:37

Frost, A. H. (Mansion of), 17:4:4

Frye, Eldon: illustration by, 20:1:2

Frye, Garrett and Smith, 20:2:41

Fulton, Jack A., 20:4:l6

Furey, Bishop Francis J.: merit., 14:4:15,25,29,32; photograph(s), 11:4:3

The Gables (Thomas Nesmith Home), 3:1:3

Gabrielson, Ed., 17:2:23 Gabrielson, W. A., 18:1:5

Gadsden Colonization Co., 19:l:35

The Gadsden Treaty, document concerning, 18:1:34

Gaffey, John'r., 15:l:27 Gali, Francisco de, 18:2:2

Galleon: illustration, 13:4:12. See also Manila Galleons

Galvez, Jose de: in Baja Calif, 18:4:1-13; Inspector General of Mexico, 6:l:6; mentioned, 13:3:20; 13:4:13; 18:1:l4; 19:l:2-3; 19:2:34; portrait, 18:4:iv; 13:3:10; scurvy and overland expedition, 10:4:47

Galvin, sean: book translated and edited by, review, 19:2:49

Gandara, Manuel Maria: 19:1:35

Garber, Daniel, 19:4:45

Garcia Cubas, 20:4:28

Garcia, Felipe Santiago, 3:3:37

Garcia, Ignacio, 17:2:11

Garcia, Jose, 10:4:54,55,56

Garcia, Juan Joseph: baptismal record, facsimile photograph(s), 3:3:36; first white child, 3:3:3637

Garcia, Mario T.: article by, 18:4:14-21; review by, 18:4:45-46

Garci-Ordonez de Montalbo, 11:1:2; 19:3:l6

Gardner, William M., 20:3:46

Galleta Flat, 4:2:l 5

Garra, Antonio: Chief of the Cupenos, 13:4:41; Indian leader, 6:2:52; Indian Revolt, 6:1:22; 11:3:38; merit., 15:1:33; 20:3:37

Garra Uprising, 15:1:37

Garretson, George: house of, 17:4:3

Gartner, Lloyd P.: book co-authored by, review, 18:3:29-30

Gartzmann, Pauline, 20:1:20

Gaskill, Luman H., 5:1:19, 14:3:20

Gaskill, Silas E., 5:1:19

Gaskins, Annabelle: photograph(s), 18:3:19

Gas Plant (San Diego Gas Co.) description of, 2:3:34-37; gas to San Diego, 2:3:37; illustration 2:3:37

Gassen, Adolf G., 9:2:15; 8:4:50; 20:4:41

Gastelum, Don Francisco, 17:2:4

Gates, Robert, 20:4:16,17

Gates, William, 20:3:27

Gatewood, Jeff (Home), 15:1:5

Gatewood, Col. William, 14:4:33,34,36

Gatling gun, brass mounted 10-barrell: photograph(s), 9:2:19

Gay, George S., 20:4:5

Gay, John H., 3:1:11; 17:2:30

Gay, John R., 15:2:5

Gebson, Clarence U., 20:4:16

Geiger, Maynard, O.F.M.: book by, review, 17:3:24-25; 18:1:24; book edited by, noted, 18:4:50; book translated and annotated by, noted, 19:4:63

Genieral Land Office, 19:4:22

General Rusk, 3:2:28

George Law, 3:1:6

George Washington Mine, 5:1:20; 14:3:21 George White Marston, A Family Chronicle: mentioned, 3:1:l

George's Place Cafe, 2:4:44

German aliens, 18:1:4,5,7

Gershon, Dave, 20:l:24

Ghost Towns of the West, by William Carter: review, 18:3:32

Gibson, Frank: photograph(s), 11:4:8

Giddings, George H., 3:2:15,16; 15:2:16

Giebner, Robert C.: article by, 17:4:39-44; HABS project supervisor, 17:4:43

Gifthaller, Joseph, 20:1:30

Gila House, 15:1:5-6; 17:2:6

Gila River: junction with Colorado River, 1849, map, 19:3:27; mentioned, 19:3:22-30 passim

Gi1a Route: map, 17:1:24-2S; to San Diego, 17:1:22-28

Gila Trail. See Gila Route

Gill, Irving J: article by in The Craftsman, noted, 17:4:7,11,13; biog. sketch of, 17:4:117; building designed in 1908, 17:4:1 1; Canyon Houses, 1912, sketch of, 17:4:9; contemporary of William Johnson, 17:4:22-23; cottage of, 1908, sketch, 17:4:13; list of structures designed by, 17:4:1819; mentioned, 17:4:40; 20:4:43; rental house of, 1906, photograph(s), 17:4:l3; sketch of apartment complex, 17:4:iv

Gill, Louis, 17:4:15

Gill House: sketch of, 17:4:17

Gillespie, Archibald, 19:4:2-4 passim, 7, 8

Gilman Hall, 17:4:16

Gilmore, M. T., 20:1:21

Gird, Ricliard, 11:1:20,21,25,26,29

Gitchell, Joseph R., 15:1:1O; 17:2:12

Glaucus: 1904, 6:1:23; photograph(s), 6:1:23

Gleason, Matthew M., 19:4:23

Glidden, D. F., 20:2:l8

Gliders. See Montgomery, John J.

"The Glittering St. James Hotel," by Norma Jane Pearson, 2:2:21-23

Glorietta Bay, 12:1:8; 20:4:11,12

Gochenauer, Dr. David, 3:4:52; 17:3:10

Goddard, Pliny E.: book by, noted, 18:2:21

Godey, Alexis, 5:1:13

Goff, Dr, H. N., 20:1:22, 24a

Gohres, Helen: article by, 9:1:12-13; 9:3:3441; 10:1:1-8; 10:4:49-53; 18:2:34

Gold, 13:1:2S

Gold Mines of California: An Illustrated History of the Most Productive Mines With Descriptions of the Interesting People Who Owned and Operated Them, by Jack Wagner: review 18:3:27-28

Gold Mining (Julian), 5:1:20

Gold Rush (California), 9:1:1-5

Gold Rush (Julian): adv. in Daily Alta California, 7:4:55

Gold seekers, 9:3:36-41

Gold and Silver in the West. The Illustrated History of the American Dream, by T. H. Watkins: review, 18:2:18-19

The Golden Canyon, by G. A. Henty: mentioned, 3:3:37

Golden Chariot Mine: mentioned, 9:4:44-46; photograph(s), 13:1:16,29

The Golden Era, 2:2:18,19-20

Golden Era: essays of Jesse Shepard, 16:3:8

Golden Gate (steamer), 3:1:6-8; 4:1:2

Golden Gate Park Band, 20:4:42

"Golden Hill." See Julian

Golden Hill Chemical Engine (Fire engine): 1909, photograph(s), 6:1:27

Golden Hill Improvement Society, 17:4:3

Golden Lion Tavern, 2:4:45

Golden Mirages, by Philip A. Bailey: noted, 18:2:22

The Golden Road: The Story of California's Spanish Mission Trail, by Felix Riesenberg, Jr.: noted, 18:3:35

Golden Sideboard (restaurant), 2:4:45

The Golden State's Religious Pioneer, by Rev. Francis J. Weber: noted, 20:4:56

Goldman, Emma: 19:1:31-32; photograph(s), 19:1:31

Goldsmith, Claire: article by, 9:2:26-27

Goldstein, Mamie, 20:2:7

Goliah (steamer): mentioned, 5:2:33; photograph(s), 3:1:5

Gomez, Edwin, 6:2:48

Gomez, Fr. Francisco, 11:2:5

Gomez, Rafael, 12:3:13

Gomez, Rudolph: book edited by, noted, 20:4:56

Gonzales, Chief: photograph(s), 8:4:51

Gonzales, Jose Maria, 20:1:31,32

Gonzales, Robert: photograph(s), 11:4:23

Gonzales, Ysabel Grace (Barnett), 12:1:32

Gonzales Cabrera Bueno, jose, 18:2:7

"A Good Memory" (Dedication to Don M. Stewart), 13:3:5-6

Goodbody, Francis W., 9:2:17

Goodbody Mortuary, 17:4:8

Goodhue, Bertram, 17:4:16,22,25

Goodman, John B.: article by, 1:3:29-30

Goodrich, Virginia, 19:2:34 Goodwin (furniture salesman), 2:2:16

Goodwin, Clarissa Garland: novel by, discussed, 19:2:10; play by, discussed, 19:2:10

Goodwin, H. Marshall, Jr.: review by, 17:3:26-27

Good Roads Convention, 17:2:34

Gordon, Dudley: book by, review, 19:3:45-46

Gordon, James, 2:3:33

Gordon, Capt. J. A., 2:2:22-23

Gordon, S. S., 2:2:27

Gorman, Billy, 5:1:20; 14:3:21

Goulard da Coasta, Euclides, 19:3:6

Goularte, Frank, 6:3:87

Gould, Arthur, 20:1:20,23 Gould, Capt., 20:4:11

Government Dike, 17:2:21

Graham, Maj. Lawrence P., 20:1:2

Graham, Joseph E., 20:4:11

Gramms, Col. G. W., 2:3:38

Gramophone Jones, 2:4:48

Grand Caribe Isle, 20:4:17

The Grange, 18:1:7

Granger Building, 11:3:46

Granger, Ralph, 8:3:40-41; 17:4:16; 19:2:32

Granite Industry in San Diego County: article about, 20:3:61-66

Grant, Alfred S., 7:2:20

Grant, Capt., 1:2:18,19

Grant, Don, 7:4:52

Grant, John D., 19:2:2-3

Grant, U. S., Jr., 19:2:32; 19:1:19

Grant, Ulysses S., 10:2:16; 20:1:7

Grantville, 17:2:19 Granville, John, 3:3:31

Granville, John and Edward, 3:3:29-30

Grape Day (Escondido), 9:3:32

Grapes (Rancho Encinitas), 7:3:43

Graves, Clifford L., M.D.: article by, 14:2:1823; 10:3:35-39; letter to ed., 17:4:51

Gray, Andrew B.: Boundary Commission and, 19:3:19,20,28; mentioned, 1:2:15; 13:2:7; 13:4:39; 18:1:34; 20:3:46; New Town and, 6:1:20-21; photograph(s), 13:2:8

Gray, Anne: book by, md., 18:2:22

Gray, Gordon, 20:1:24

Greasy Spoon Restaurant (San Diego), 2:4:46,48

Great Overland Mail Route: map of, 13:4:44

The Great Southwest: The Story of a Land and Its People, by Elna Bakker and Richard G. Lillard: review, 19:2:48

Grable, S.C., 8:4:49

Grebe, 15:1:12

Greek Theatre (Pt. Loma): actors at, photograph(s), 12:2:20; article about, 12:2:17-25; collapsed stoa, photograph(s), 12:2:25; mentioned, 20:3:17; photograph(s), 1911, 12:2:18-19; photograph(s), 1915, 12:2:17; reception to vets. of G.A.R., photograph(s), 12:2:21; reconstruction, 1959; photograph(s), 12:2:25; site of, 1900, photograph(s), 12:2:22

Greene, Charles S.: sketch by, 13:4:37

Greenfield, Philip J.: review by, 20:2:58 The Greenlight (San Diego): mentioned, 20:2:7,9, 13; photograph(s), 20:2:8

Green Valley (Cuyamacas): 1870, map, 3:2:23

Green Valley Ranch, 3:2:18,20,21,22,24

Greenwood, Ned: photograph(s), 11:4:16

Greever, William S.: review by, 18:3:27-28

Gregg, Dr. R. J., 16:2:18

Gregory, Lillian D., 20:4:36 Grey, Leda: photograph(s), 18:3:18

Grey's Wells, 16:2:30-31

Grierson, Gen. Benjamin Henry, 16:2:5

Grierson, Francis, 16:3:20. See also Shepard, Jesse

Griffin, Dr. John S., 7:2:17-22; 10:3:30-34 passim; 17:2:10

Griffith, John W., 9:3:34,36-41

Grijalva, Hernando de, 11:1:4,6

Grise, Charles Wesley: mentioned, 18:1:21-23; 20:3:68; photograph(s), 18:1:20

Grise, Lenora, 18:1:21

Grist Mill (Presidio Hill), 4:4:54

Grocer's Picnic (Lakeside), 3:1:12

Grocery stocks (1899), 6:3:77-80

Grodzins, Morton: Americans Betrayed, mentioned, 18:1:7

Groot, Walter de, 9:2:16

Gross, William B., 17:2:35

Gruendike, Jacob, 12:1:4,5

Grull, David A.: book nt. by, 19:2:51

Guacamal, 18:2:1

Guadalupe Hidalgo, Treaty of 1848. See Treaty of Guadalupe Hidalgo

Guajome (Rancho): article about, 20:1:1-14. See also Rancho Guajome

Guanajuato, 18:4:6

"Guardian of the Waters," sculpt. by Donal Hord: mentioned, 16:4:8

Guatay, 13:1:40

Guaymas, 18:4:11

Gudde, Erwin, 2:3:30

Guern, Ann: letter by, 4:1:10

Guerra, Jose de la, 19:1:5

Guerra Mansion: illustration, 11:3:6

Guest, Francis Florian, 19:1:5

Guide to Western Architecture, by John Gloag, 15:4:11

Guijarros, Punta de los. See Punta de los Guijarros and Ballast Point

Guillen, Ysidro, 12:4:37

Gulf of California, 11:1:1- 18

Gun Carriage (Kearny, 1846): illustration, 12:4:35

Gunn, Anna Lee, 3:1:2

Gunn, Douglas, 3:4:52, 9:2:15; 15:2:21; 20:4:41

Gunn, Lt. W. E.: mentioned, 9:2:18; photograph(s), 9:2:16

Gunther, George: photograph(s), 18:3:18

Gurega, Andrew, 10:2:22

Guthrie, A. B.: series of bks. edited by, noted, 18:3:35

Gutierrez, Major Francisco Lopez: photograph(s), 12:4:39

Gutierrez, Lt. Col. Nicolas, 12:4:19

Guzman, Nuno de, 11:1:2-5,9

Hackett, Samuel W., 18:1:21

Hadley, W. E., 3:4:52

Hafen, Leroy R.: series edited by, noted, 19:2:50

Haga, Susan Davis: article by, 15:2:21-25

Hager, Anna Marie: book edited by, review, 20:1:42

Hager, Anna Marie and Everett Gordon: article by, 7:4:49-51

Haines, Charles C., 20:1:22

Haines, Ens. Scott: photograph(s), 1914, 9:2:19

Hale, Bernet S., 20:1:20

Hale, Pat: photograph(s), 14:4:31

Hale, Philip, 20:4:45

Hale, Mrs. Sarah: photograph(s), 11:2:25

Half Moon Inn, 20:4:17

Hall, George: photograph(s), 20:2:13

Hall, Oakley J., 20:3:29

Hall, Warren F., 14:3:28

Hall, William P., Jr., 20:4:16

Halleck, Gen. Henry: mentioned, 5:1:8; 10:1:2,8; 14:3:1 1; portrait, 13:2:34

Haller, George 0., 7:2:18

Hamill, Samuel L.: article by, 16:3:3

Hamilton, Charles S., 13:2:32; 15:4:37

Hammond, Thomas C., 5:4:67; 19:4:9

Hanalei (steamer), I 10:1:10

Hand-Hewn Hardpan (Sorrento Grade): illustration, 10:1:9

Hanke, Lewis, 18:4:16

Hanson, Walter, 20:3:22

Haraszthy, Agoston: mentioned, 2:4:52; 8:4:50; 13:4:40,41; 15:1:5; sheriff of San Diego County, 6:1:22

Haraszthy, Charles: Associate Justice in first Court of Sessions, 2:4:52; councilman, 6:1:22; 6:2:54; 1850 Board of Health; 16:2:19

Haraszthy's Jail (Old Town): mentioned, 13:4:40; photograph(s), 13:4:43

Harbison, John S.: article about, 15:4:17-26; mentioned, 4:2:22; photograph(s), 15:4:19; portrait, 15:4:17; Sweetwater apiary,1905, photograph(s), 15:4:25; with Bee hives, photograph(s), 15:4:22-23

Harbison Canyon, 15:4:21

Harbison Hive. See "California Hives"

Harbison Wholesale Grocery Co., 15:4:26

Harbor Boat and Yacht Yard, 20:4:14

Hardeastle, Capt. Edmund, 1:4:44,46; 19:3:19,20,30

Hardenburgh (surveyor), 17:1:6,8,9

Hardy, Charles S., 4:3:36; 6:4:97-98; 7:3:34; 19:1:19; 20:4:2-3

Hardy's Market, 2:2:23

Harmony Grove (Escondido): log cabin in, photograph(s), 20:3:63; mentioned, 20:3:64

Harp (donated to San Diego Historica1 Society), 12:1:14

Harper, William, 9:2:22

Harper's New Monthly Magazine, 20:1:33

Harriman, E. H., 11:3:45

Harris, Benjamin: letter to Seneca Falls, N. Y., photograph(s), 9:1:5

Harris, Clinton, 9:1:1

Harris, Helen Plummer, 20:3:10,19,25,27

Harris, Iverson, Jr.: article based on interview with, 20:3:1-32; mentioned, 12:2:22; 20:3:11-32passim; photograph(s), 20:3:11

Harris, Jennie, 9:1:1,5

Harris, Lewis Birdshall ("Boat-Wagon"): death of, 9:1:6; in Sacramento, 9:1:6; Journey to California, 9:1:1-6; mentioned, 19:3:27; photograph(s), 9:1:3; yachtsman, 9:1:3,6

Harrison, President Benjamin: in San Diego, 20:4:40-41; photograph(s), 20:4:41

Harrison, George, 11:2:36

Harrison, Nathan: biog. sketch of, 4:1:5-8; photograph(s), 4:1:7

Hart, W. H. H., 17:3:5

Hart, William T., 19:4:21

Hart Hook & Ladder Co. No. 2, 7:4:56

Hartford: photograph(s), 9:2:20

Hartman, Isaac, 17:1:4,8

Hartnell, William, 7:3:32-33

Hartranft, N. V., 20:4:35

Harvard, 6:4:91-93 passim

Harvey, J. Downey, 10:2:20

Harvey, Mike: photograph(s), 9:2:19

Harvey, T. Morley, 18:3:14,16

Haskin, A., 20:3:62

Haskin, Fred J., 18:3:4

Haslam, Bert: photograph(s), 7:4:53

Hassam, Childe, 19:4:45

Hastings, Edgar: article by, 13:1:23-31; county supervisor, 5:2:37; photograph(s), 18:1:29

Hatfield, Charles Mallory (Charley): and San Diego Flood of 1916, article about, 16:1:227; at age eighty-two, photograph(s), 16:1:27; business card of, facsimile 16:1:5; early work in Los Angeles, 16:1:4,5,6; in 1931, photograph(s), 16:1:23; in San Diego Union, photograph(s), 16:1:12; mentioned, 1:2:27; 6:1:30; 13:4:61,62; 17:2:20; photograph(s), 16:1:2,9; portrait, 16:1:cover See also Flood of 1916

Hatfield, Paul, 16:1:5,27

Hatfield, Stephen, 16:1:7

Hatfield family, 16:1:7

Hatfield Flood, 13:4:63; 16:1:19,22. See also Flood of 1916

"Hatfield the Rainmaker," by Thomas W. Patterson, 16:1:2-27

Hatfield Towers: at Colinga, photograph(s), 16:1:6; at Morceline Ranch, 1924, photograph(s), 16:1:6; at Morena Reservoir, 1916, photograph(s), 16:1:8

Havens, F. G., 19:1:17

Hawaiian figures (mode1s): photograph(s), 19:2:29

Hawaiian Is1ands, 19:2:22-38 passim

Hawgood, John A.: book edited by, ntd., 17:4:50

Hay, W. 0., 9:2:15

Hayden, Nellie (High), 16:3:12

Hayes, Judge Benjamin: bookcase-desk used by, photograph(s), 13:1:34; Index to San Diego Archives, 11:1:39; manuscript of, facsimile 13:1:37; mentioned, 2:3:30,32; 9:1:13; 13:1:33,34,36; 15:1:10; 17:2:15; 18:3:8; 19:4:31,32,36; 20:1:7,8,2930; 19:3:56; survey of Cuyamaca grant, 3:2:21; photograph(s), 13:1:33; 15:4:29; portrait, 16:2:15

Hayes, Chauncey, 20:1:7; 20:2:41

Hayes, John, 2:4:52 Hays, Robert, 19:4:20

Hazard, Roscoe E. (Pappy): 12:4:5; photograph(s), 12:4:5

Hazard, Gould & Co., 19:2:32

Hazell, Joseph P., 16:1:14-15

Ada Hancock (steamer), 3:3:39

Head, Ed, 9:2:22 Health Resorts, 4:2:20; 4:4:54

Healy, Rev. Valentine: article by, 11:3:15-25

Hearst, Senator George, 2:2:21

Hebbard, W. S., 17:4:3-5

Hebbard & Gill, 17:4:4

Heber, A. H., 19:1:17; 17:3:6

Hebert, Edgar W. article by, 7:3:31-36; 9:2:15-22; 10:2:15-22

Hebrew Benevolent Society (San Diego), 19:4:35-36

Hechinger, F., 19:4:17 Heck Transfer Co., 20:3:29

Hedges, Kenneth: book by, review, 20:2:58; review by, 20:3:69-70; photograph(s), 11:4:18-19

Heffernan, Dr. William T., 17:3:6

Heilbron, Capt., 10:2:27

Heilbron, Carl, 20:1:20

Heilbron, Fred A., 16:4:12

Heilbron, Robert F.: article by, 20:1:15-25; book co-authored by, noted, 18:4:50; book co-edited by, md., 18:3:33; review by, 20:1:50-51

Heizer, Robert F.: book co-edited by, noted 19:4:64; book co-edited by, review, 20:3:69-70; book edited by, review, 20:4:54-55; mentioned, 19:2:34

Helen Hunt Jackson, by Evelyn I. Banning: review, 20:4:46-48

Heller, Celia, 18:4:15,19

Helvetia Mine (Julian): 1901, photograph(s), 13:L:30; 17:1:7

Hemet News, 20:4:35

Henderson, David A.: book by, review, 19:3:4243; interview with, 13:1:23-31

Henderson, John, 17:4:44

Henderson, Vivian, 18:1:23; 20:3:68

Hendrick, J. J. (Indian agent), 15:2:28

Hendricks, William 0.: article by, 17:3:1-11; book translated and edited by, review, 18:3:28-29; review by, 20:2:6 l -62

Henri, Robert, 19:4:44; 16:4:3

"Henry A. Crabb, Filibuster, and the San Diego Herald," edited by Diana Lindsay, 19:1:34-42

Henry Electric Car, 2:1:2

Henry Electric Co., 7:1:1

Hensley, George B., 2:1:9

Hensley, Herbert C.: biog. sketch of, 3:4:53; article by, 1:3:35; 2:1:4; 2:4:43-48; 3:4:5255; 4:3:37-39; 5:2:35-36; 10:2:26-27; mentioned, 2:2:23; photograph(s), 3:4:53; San Diego Union and, 5:2:35

Hercules Powder Co., 20:4:11

Herman, John J., 12:1:12

The Hermitage: photograph(s), 13:2:10

Hermitage Hotel, 1:2:15,16

Herrera, Jose Maria, 12:3:11

Herrera y Tordesillas, Antonio de, 19:3:4-7

Herron, Frank, 9:4:46,48

Hertz, Alfred, 20:3:18

Hewett, Dr. Edgar, 20:1:19,21,22,23,24

Hewitt, George, 20:2:31

"Hey-Day of the N. C. & 0.," by Christian N. Brown, 4:2:23-25

Hidalgo, Fr., 12:3:6

Hide Houses: illustration, 13:2:17

Hide Park, 5:1:7; 6:1:1 1; 14:3:10

Hide Trade (San Diego): 6:1:10-11; cattle at Las Flores, 1829, 7:3:31-36

"Hidden Valley." See Escondido

Higgins, Shelley J., 16:1:14,15,26,27; 17:2:25; 20:2:18

High, John, 16:3:7,9-12

High, Sam, 16:3:9-12

High, William, 16:3:6,8,9

High Brothers, 16:3:9

The High Iron to La Jolla, by R. P. Middlebrook: mentioned, 10:1:13

"The High Iron to La Jolla," by R. P. Middlebrook, 7:1:1-13

Highway, Robert E. Lee, 17:2:37

Highway 80 above Mountain Springs Grade: photograph(s), ca. 1920's, 17:2:35

Highways, early San Diego, 17:2:28-38

Hijar, Jose Maria, 12:3:16,23

Hijosa, Juan Francisco, 10:4:54,55

Hill, Henry, 6:1:20; 10:1:3,4,6,7

Hill, Maj., 17:1:22

Hill, Mary A., 20:1:20

Hill, W. E., 11:1:25

Hillcrest, 18:1:23

Hilton, William H., 1:2:16; 13:2:9

Hinchman, A. E., 1:1:10

Hindorff, P. G., 20:1:36

Hine, Robert V.: book co-edited by, review, 19:3:43-44

Hinton, John, 15:1:7,15

"The Hispanic Heritage and the Borderlands," by Ralph H. Vigil, 19:3:32-39

Historia de Alta California (Juan Bandini), 12:4:22

Historia Natural y Cr6nica de la Antigua California. Adiciones y Correcciones a la Noticia de Miguel del Barco, edited with a preliminary study by Miguel Le6n-Portilla: review, 20:1:46-47

"The Historical Archives of Baja California Sur-Their Antecedents and Recent Creation," by Miguel LeOn-Portilla, 18:1:10-18

Historical Landmarkers of San Diego: 5:1:spec. ed.; 14:2:5

Historical Markers of San Diego County: map, 5:1:facing p. 1

A Historical, Political, and Natural Descripti . on of California by Pedro Fages, Soldier of Spain, translated and edited by Herbert Ingram Priestley: noted, 19:2:51

Historical Research Projects in San Diego, 5:2:37-39

Historical Shrine Foundation of San Diego County, 6:2:foreword

Historica1 Society of San Diego. See San Diego Historical Society

"Historic American Buildings Survey: San Diego--1971," by Robert C. Giebner, 17:4:39-44

Historic Ranchos of San Diego, by Cecil C. Moyer: review, 16:3:30

Histories, San Diego. See San Diego Area Histories

History of California (Bancroft), 19:2:9,11

History of California: Spanish Period, by Charles E. Chapman: mentioned, 19:1:6

A History Qf the Colonization of Baja California and the Decree of the 10th of March, 1857(Lassepas), 20:4:26,27-28

"History of the First Greek Theatre in America at Point Loma, California, 19011965," by Dale Reynolds, 12:2:17-25

History of the Jews oj'Los Angeles, by Max Vorspan and Lloyd P. Gartner: review, 18:3:29-30

"History of Medicine," by Dr. P. C. Remondino: mentioned, 2:2:21

History of'San Diego, by William E. Smythe: mentioned, 2:2:26; 19:1:11,20,22,23; 20:2:41; 20:3:29

History of San Diego, Its Pueblo Lands and Water, by H. C. Hopkins: mentioned, 10:3:40

Hitchcock, Lucius W., 16:4:9

Hite, Ormsby, 5:3:47

Hoadley, Philip Miner, 20:3:65

Hoadley, William White, 20:3:63

Hobbs, Jessie, 3:2:18 Hobsbawn, Eric, 18:4:20 Hobson, Stanley, 20:4:12 Hodge, Edgar 0., 20:4:18

Roffman, Abraham: book by, review, 20:3:73-74

Hoffman, Dr. David B.: biog. of, 10:3:35-39; mentioned, 15:1:33-34; 17:4:51; photograph(s), 16:2:6

Hoffman, Dr. George, 16:2:18,20 Hoftneister, Wilhelm, 17:3:14

Hoifer, Prof. Harry, 4:1:9

Holcomb, Charlotte, 17:1:23 Ho1derness, Arthur W., 20:4:17 Holladay &Brenham, 5:3:47 Holland Crest, 20:3:17

Hollister, Judge D. A., 13:2:25,26,34,35; 15:1:15; 19:4:30

Holm, Julius: illustration, 20:4:40 Holman, 18:3:11

Holman and Seaman vs. Temecula Indians, 15:2:26-32

Holmes, George, 19:2:31 Holmes, W. J., 20:3:61-62 Holmberg, Ardyce: photograph(s), 11:4:23 Holt, Postmaster General, 15:2:18 Holtz, Mr. (Copley Productions), 14:4:38

Home of Peace Cemetery (San Diego), 19:4:38

Homestead Act, 19:1:16 Homestead Lots in San Diego, 6:2:54

Honey Bees (San Diego): article about, 15:4:1726. See also Harbison, John S.

Honey & Tar Cough Syrup, 4:2:22

"The Honorable J. Fortescue, Esq. Ret.," by Clifford L. Graves, M.D., 14:2:18-23

Hooff, Philip, 8:4:54; 9:2:24; 15:1:7 Hook, Mrs. Barbee, 15:2:4

Hooper, George F.: mentioned, 13:2:8; photograph(s), 13:2:8

Hoover, Herbert, 19:4:16 Hoover, J. Edgar, 18:1:4,5,8 Hoover, Robert L.: book by, review, 20:2:58 Hope, Alex W., 10:1:7 Hopkins, H. C., 10:3:40 Horatio West Courts, 17:4:16

Hord, Donal: birthplace of, 16:4:8; "Guardian of the Waters," 16:4:8; mentioned, 19:4:46; photograph(s), 16:4:4; sculpt. by, 16:4:6

Hornbeck, E. A., 7:1:5-6

Horton, Alonzo E.: bill of sale, facsimile 12:2:27; biog. sketch 3:1:4; bust of, photograph(s), 19:2:33; city lots used to finance hotel, 2:2:15; developed South San Diego, 1:1:2; establishment of Public Library, 4:3:38; founder of New Town, 6:2:66; in 1867, 17:4:31,37; letter to friend in 1871, facsimile 16:1:28-32; mentioned, 2:4:44; 5:1:8; 5:3:43; 5:4:64; 8:4:48; 10:2:17; 11:3:41; 13:2:21,22,23,24,26,27,28,29,30,31,33, 34, 35, 38; 13:4:45,47,48; 18:4:23,24,26,28,31,32,34; 19:2:22,31,32; 20:2:2; 20:4:2,40; New San Diego's first hotel, 2:2:26; photograph(s), 13:2:cover; 13:2:39; 13:4:47,57; 16:1:28; real estate transactions, 4:3:36,38, wharf construction, 2:1:1; with Sarah Wilson Babe (Mrs. Alonzo E. Horton), photograph(s), 12:2:38

Horton, Sarah Wilson Babe: mentioned, 3:1:4; 17:4:35,36; 19:4:32; photograph(s), 12:2:38

Horton-Bancroft (San Diego Public Library), 4:3:38

Horton Bank: photograph(s), 20:4:39

Horton Block: illustration, 4:3:37

Horton Free Library Association, 4:3:38; 11:1:34

Horton Hall: bee keepers meeting at, 15:4:25; 1882, 4:3:40; mentioned, 1:1:2; 1:3:36

Horton Home (residence of Alonzo Horton): homes of, photograph(s), 3:1:13; original home, 3:1:3; photograph(s), 13:2:31; photograph(s) in 1869, 3:1:13; photograph(s) in 1885, 3:1:13

Horton House (Hotel): building of, 2:2:15-17; dining facilities at, 2:4:43-44; 1871, 16:1:30; George Marston, clerk, 3:1:2; illustration, 2:2:cover; mentioned, 4:3:40; 15:4:3637; 20:4:40,42; photograph(s), 13:4:48

Horton Plaza: article about, 20:4:38-43; bandstand, ca. 1899, photograph(s), 20:4:42; fountain, ca. 1914, photograph(s), 20:4:43; mentioned, 18:4:27; photograph(s), 20:4:38,39,41,42,43

Horton's Addition: mentioned, 2:2:26; 3:3:40, 41; 17:4:31; 18:4:32; plan of, photograph(s), 13:2:28; plight of, 2:2:17

Horton's Wharf: mentioned, 3:3:41; 15:3:6

Hotel Brewster: description of, 2:2:18-21; end of, 2:2:21; illustration, 2:2:19,20

Hotel del Coronado: activities of, 12:1:1213; ads for, 12:1:5,6,7; Al Goodman at, 12:1:13; Ballroom, plans of, illustration, 17:4:42; Billy Wilder at, 12:1:13; Bridal Chamber, photograph(s), 12:1:9; carriage ride near, illustration, 17:1:cover; Charley Chaplin at, 12:1:13; "climate cure," 16:2:8; Courtyard, 1905, photograph(s), 17:3:21; design and construction of, 16:3:4; 50th Anniversary of, 12:1:6,8; Hugo de Vries and, 1906, 17:3:16; illustration, 2:3:cover; 12:1:3; JohnnyDowns at, 12:1:13; mentioned, 2:3:34, 38,39; 2:4:44; 12:1:3,6,7,8,9,10,11,12,13; 17:4:2,43,44; 20:4:12,40; patrons of, 12:1:3,10,12,13; Prince of Wales at, 12:1:13; photograph(s) of, 12:1:5; Ramon Navarro at, 12:1:13; reasons for building, 12:1:4; rejuvenated, 12:1:13; Rita Hayworth at, 12:1:13; rooms of, 12:1:8,9,12, 13; rumors concerning, 12:1:9,12; St. James Hotel and, 2:2:23; sketch of, 17:4:42; Tom Mix at, 12:1:13; under construction, 1887, photograph(s), 13:3:39; Wallace Simpson at, 12:1:13; White Drawing Room, photograph(s), 12:1:11

Hotel San Diego, 16:4:9

Hotels in San Diego: article on, 2:2:passim; 2:4:43-48. See also under individual names

Hottes, Alfred C.: plant drwngs. by, 8:2:7B

Houghton, Senator, 18:1:8

House Beautiful (June, 1903): mentioned, 17:4: 2

Houses, Historic. See under individual names

Houses, indications of age, 1:2:24-25

Houston, David L., 17:2:36

Houston, Jeanne and James D.: book by, review, 20:4:48-51

Howard, Bryant, 2:3:33; 4:4:49; 16:3:7

Howe, Capt., 20:4:11 Howell, Dent, 20:4:3

Howell, William: photograph(s), 11:4:36

Howitzers: illustration of, 13:4:35; mentioned, 10:3:29 34

How, Katherine, 19:2:22, 37 "How Old is That House," by Rurik Kallis, 1:2:24-25

"How Uncle Charley Came to California," by Charles Ripley Sumner, 16:2:34-39

Hoy, Michael, 19:1:31 Hoyle, Charles, 4:4:52

Hoyt, Roland, 15:3:11; 8:2:2B H. P. Blavatsky Club, 20:3:27

Hubbard's Brickyard, 10:1:12

Hubbs, Harry: photograph(s), 20:2:13

Huber, Leonard, 2:2:27-28

Hudson, Millard F.: article by, mentioned, 10:2:21; mentioned, 19:1:20,23

Hudson, Tom: review by, 20:1:51-52

Hughes, Charles: article edited by, 20:3:33-43

"Hugo de Vries Visits San Diego: A Famous Botanist Views the City at the Turn of the Century," by Peter W. van der Pas, 17: 3:12-23

Hulburd, E. W., 16:3:13

Humboldt, Alexander von (Baron), 6:1:3; 13:4:8; 19:1:5

Hummer, Lillian S. (Mrs.), 20:2:30

Humphries, Char1es, 1:2:22; 5:4:63; 13:2: 14

Hunt, Clarence, 18:4:36

Hunt, E. B., 10:4:49

Hunter, Jesse D., 20:3:35,39

Huntington, Anna Hyatt, 17:4:28

Huntington, Collis, 19:1:21

Hunzsicker, Lena B., 10:2:21

Hurd, Willis J., 4:2:20

Hurtado de Mendoza, Diego, 11:1:11; 19:3:13

Hutchinson, Allen: art, about, 19:2:22-38; photograph(s), 19:2:21

Hutchinson, Caroline, 19:2:22

Hutchinson, Thomas, 19:2:22

Hutchinson, William P., 19:2:22,33

Hutchinson, M. R., 20:4:16 Huxham, John, 10:4:47,48

Ibanez, Juan, 18:1:16,17

"The Identification of Two Burials at the San Diego Presidio," by Richard L. Carrico, 19:4:51-55

"Illuminations," by Joan Bigge, 16:3:26-29

Immaculate Conception Church (Old Town):

construction of, 10:2:16; mentioned, 20:1:9

Immigrant trails, 20:1:29

"Immigrants on the Gila and Baja California Routes to San Diego in 1849," by James Robert Moriarty, 17:1:22-28

"The Immortal Judkins," by Herbert C. Hensley, 5:2:35-36

Imperial, Calif.: in 1901, photograph(s), 17:3:9; in 1905, photograph(s), 19:1:13

Imperial Beach, 5:4:65

Imperial County, 17:3:1,10

Imperial County Highway Commission, 17:2:30

Imperial Daily Standard, 19:1:20; 20:2:41

Imperial Valley: article on, 17:3:1-11; m