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Rabbit Creek

Creek in Sierra County.
Hutchings Cal if .liag. , 1 , 131 , 1856

Racerville [=Placerville,Oalif,]

Cta^lJ.

Blake, ^tm. P. , Notes on Geology oc Mines of Nevada
Territory (Y/ashoe Silver Region), Quarterly Joum.
Geol.Soc. London, pp. 317-328, April 13,1864.

Radeau, R. du

[Garcia River]

River reaching the coast at Point Arena
just S of lat. 39:

De Llofras, Carte de 1 'Oregon, des Cal-
iiornies, &c., 1844.

De Mofras, Exploration de l^Ore^n,
Tome II, p. 35. IfU/l "not navigable^ (irs)

)

Ragged Valley

Fresno Co,

Calif.

Extending along northeastern base Joaquin
Ridge, and southwest side Big Blue Hills, ftm
head Domengine Creek to divide between Salt
and Cantua Creeks, Fresno Co., Calif.— U.S.
Geog, Board, Mar. 6, 1912.

Rag town'

On; Garson River.

Traveler, 276, N.Y.1869.

Nev
Marcy: Prairie

San Luis Obispo Co.,
Rancherias de los Indios Pescadores Calif..

Kame given by Portola Expd. in 1769 to small
village of Indian fishermen on Estero Bay, 4i
miles SE of Estero Point. — Costanso, Diary

Portola Expd., Pubs. Acad. Pacific Coast Hist.,

vol. 2, no. 4, 301, 1911.

Rancheria de la Casa Grande

Calif •
San Klateo Co.

r__.-: -:J

Ebcpd. in 1769 to ib«t-
league N of Point Aflo
Nuevo. So-named because there was a large house
in the middle of the village. — Costanso, Diaiy
Portola Expd., Pubs. Acad. Pacific Coast Hist.,
vol. 2. no.4, p. 257, 1911.

Crespi dedicated, this site to Sa^^JuanJe^o-
JHuceno. — Crespi, Diary Portola Expd. in Pa-
lou's Noticia de la Nueva Calif . ,2^p.l9l, Mexico

1874.

,ver-

^_Jldredse says this site was probably on
_^zosi Creek about opposite Pigeon Point. —
^. •.. Maredge, March of Portola, p. 38, 1909

Calif
Rancho. Agiia Calient© San Diego C©^.

Ranch in San Diego Co., owned by Jolin
J. Warner about 1640. -► Wm. Heath Davis,

Sixty Years in Calif., 1831-89, 177, San
Francisco, 1889.

Ranciio Corral de Tierra

Cal i f ,

Ranci)o in San Mateo Co., owned in 1630 by
Tibwrcio Vasques. -- Wm.l* Davis, Sixty Years

in Calif., 1831^9^ 599, San Francisco, 1889.

If? 1829 Half Moon Bay was called Corral da
Tierra* Wild cattle of San Francisco Mission

were kept there.— Charles Brown, Statement

of Recollections of Early Events in Calif ♦,

MS, Bancroft Library, p. 4, 1878

Santa BarlDara Co., Calif.,
Rancheria de la E8padatV*^*^^*~**^'*'^^^*^*^3oVVotuu"\

Indian rancheria in canyon 2 leagues KW of Pt.
Concepcion, visited "by Portola Expd. in 1769

and named Rancheria de la Espada because an Indi

-mrm^m

an stole a sword from a soldier's scabbard.-*

Costanso, Diary Portola Expd. , Puts. Acad. Pacifi
Coast Hist., vol. 2, no. 4, 211, 1911.

Named the place Rancheria de la Espada, but

Crespi had already named it Concepcion de Maria
Santislma. — Crespi, Diary Portola Expd. in

Neune still in use

over

Palou'e Notioia d« la Nuava Calif. ,2, 151,

Kexico, 1874.

(Santa Clara River) Call
Eancheria del Corral ( or Santa Rosa de Viterbo)

Populous Indian rancheria on Santa Clara rIv.
4 leagues across the mountains from San Pernand
Vfelley, visited "by Portola Ixpd. in 1769 and
named Rancheria del Corral '•hecause the inhabi-
tants lived without other protection than a
Jight shelter of branches in the form of an
enclosure, — Costanso, Diary Portola Expd, ,
Pubs. Acad. Pacific Coast Hist. , vol.2, no. 4, 187.

1911,

"Soldiers called it Rancheria del Corra;

over

and I named it Santa Rosa de Viterbo.* —
Crespi, Diary Portola"TIxpd; in' Falou'a Koticia
de la Nueva Calif. ,2,130, Mexico, 1874.

Rancho of Garrillo

Aiout J6 miles up the
mission of San Buenventura.
I Saw in Calif, 369, 1646.
Jan. 7, 1647.]

Calif,
valley from' the

- Bryant: What
[Entry dated

RattJesnake Bar

Bar on t

[ Rat tie snap: e Bar]
Fork American River, S of

Auburn, Placer County.. :stat. of Calif . .18t>l. 222

1854.

RattlosnaliG Flat

Place in rnountainB.S of G Fork Tuolunine
Rivor.— Gibbos, Llap of California, 1852.

Raven Pass . Kern 06»

U.S.CTeog.Board,Apr.7J909

Calif.

Raven; pass, in Section 30, Township
26 South, Range 18 East, Kern coun-
ty, California.

Raymundo

.. I

Canada de Raymundo; land grant

five miles east of Halfmoon bay, U # S •GeOg* B08rd^DeC% 2 ^
San Mateo county, California.

Calif
1908

Read

De Mofras, Carte de 1* Oregon, des
ifomies, &c. (map no. 16) 1844.

. Place at N end of Ricliardson Bay,
base of Tiburon Peninsula.

Cal-

at W

Read Ranch

Calif

In 183S Read Ranchi, adjoining Saucelito
Ranch was owned bj John Read of Ireland. -•
^. H. Davis, Sixty Years in Calif., 1851-69

7, San F
Read's

rancisco, 1689.
Ranch. Ibid. 2&,

R e ad i iig ' s R an cl i

Original county seat of Shasta County.
•Statutes of California, 1850, 62, 1850.

•llajor P. B. Reading;' s grant vias on Cow
Creek a,l)out 25 niiles above Red Fluff.

• Hutchings Cal i f .Mag. , 1 , 4r6, 1857 .

* Later called Fort Rcadinif^ (on Cow Creek). -
U)id,I,ryl.l,1857.

Gibbe» i:ap of California, in^"2 (Reading ^) *

Reading's Springs "Shasta, Calif,

Shasta Co.. in Memorial and Biog'l Hist, of
North' n Calif., Lewis Pub'g Co., 228, 1891.

Reading's springs = ^bflstft city.

heading's springs, or, as it is now called,
ohaste city, 'near Clear creek, in the Sacramen
TT/S4n^'-.S^S^^^^» ^" Schoolcraft, Indian Tribe

Reading's Springs: Described in 1850 as "a
tamous minin^-camp in those days, which has
since grown into the town of Shasta."— Overland
Monthly, pp. 525, 527, June 1871.

#u-^ %

A--V^=*^ , ^-^7. ^A.C^ l^?\ .

Wv

[Shasta]

Readings Springs or Shasta City.

• Place near Clear Creek ,^^crr<rnento
Valley. --Gibbs, in Schoolcraft, III, 160, 164, 1853.

Reading__sReddinp:, Calif.

--Article from Themis, a Sacramento (?) weekly.

Hist, of North'n Calif.,

in Mem*l and Biog*l Hist.
Lewis Pub'g Co., 93, 1891.

Real Blanco Monterey Co., Calif.

Fame given "by Porto la Kxpd. in 1769 to
camp on plain bordering Salinas Biver 8 leagues
IT of Arroyo Seco. SO-nanied because the land was
of whitish color. — Costanso, Diary Portola Exp
Pubs. Acad. Pacific Coast Hist., vol. 2, no. 4,
237. 295, 1911.

El Real Blanco.—

in Palou's Koti cia
Mexico, 1874.

Crespi, Diary Portola Expd. ,
de la ITueva Calif . ,2, 173,

Real del Alamo

Monterey Co., Calif.

Name given by Portola Expd. in 1769 to camp
on. plain bordering Salinas Piver 4 leagues

K of Arroyo Seco. Named because they enclosed
a poplar tree within the carr.p. -- Costanso,

Diary Portola Jsxpa. , Puds. Acaa. Pacific Coast
Hist., vol. 2, no. 4, 237,295,1911.

EL Real Alajio. Lat 36*38*. — Crespi, Diary
Portola Expd., in Palou's Noticia de la Nueva
Calif., 2, 171, Mexico, 1874,

Real de los Piffones Monterey Co., Calif,

ITame given by Portola Expd. in 1769 to camp
in a very small and narrow canyon 3 leagues SV
of the Junction of Arroyo Seco with Salinas
River. — Costanso, Diary Portola Expd..PuDs.
Acad. Pacific Coast Hist., vol. 2, no. 4, 231, 297,

1911
Named Bl Real de los Piriones from their
abundance and the numbers which the Indians
gave t)iem. -- Crespi, Diary Portola Expd. in

Palou's Noticia de la Nueva Calif . ,2,168, 1874.

= 0so Flaco LakeJ San Luis Obispo Co.,
Real de los Vivoras (or El Oso Flaco or

Laguna Redondo, Laguna del Megano (Medano)

Large almost circular lake near coast about
4 miles N of Santa Maria River. The Portola
Expd. hsilted here in 1769 and hunted bears.
The soldiers called the place Real de los
Vivoras; others called it El Oso Flacl) (thin
bear|."— Crespi, Diary Portola liS$T.* in Palou*s
Woticia de la Nueva Calif., 2, 157, Mexico, 1874.

Hed Bank Creek

the

Creek emptying: into Gacraiuento Eiver from
V; a few miles S of Red Bluff.
Statutes of California, 1852, ;:28,18D2.

. Red Bluff Creek

'—" '■ ■'■'——— -rnni ■

[Red Barik Creek]

'Creek flowing into Sacreniento River from
the W a little below Red Bluff. _

'Statutes of California, 1851, 177, 1851.
Gibbe^ Lap of California, 1852.
Gunnison, J. W.& Beckwith,S.G. , map (dated 185'
-1854), in Ex.Doc. 129,33d. Con(^., 1st. Sess.. XVIII
(pt.4),1855.

I^ed Bluff s_ [Re^i £1 ^jr.f 3

statutes of California, 1850, 62, 1850
County Scat present county of Tehama.

Creek emptying into Sacrajiiento River from
the Y/ about 3 miles below Red Bluff,
Ilutchings Calif .Llag. ,1,495, 1857.

Red- Cape Bar

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•Bar on Klamath River.

•GiLbG, in Schoolcraft, III, 145,1853.

Readings Rock

[Redding Rock]

Rock off coast of 157 California, mi

of mouth of Redwood Creek.— Gibh^:^ U

California

I

1852

an of

Red Bock

WiWWIWifc'^iliiiwiiiiiiiiMWWIIillliMiiiiiiiii 'ii ■■■■I

Calif

Poll t. Code of California, San i^rancisco
p. 849, 1897. New name for Golden Rock.

Redwood Creek Kv.V,lJLUo.„JRedwood Creek]

s, • in Schooleraft, 'II,1''7k1:vL1853

Piv

nibb

Creek flowing IJW bet?.-

rn-rc.

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Sharp Poini

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Redwood Slou/:^h

San Mateo Go,,
Coast Counties
Co., 195, 1695.

=Redwood City, Calif.

in -Memorial & Biog'l .Hist.of
of Central Calif., Le-zds PubV
Ed. by Henry D. Barrows'T

/

Point 3eed

iiflrin uo# -«.,«^

Calif

How Bluff Fomt end of Tiburon Penia,—
Ringgold's General 3]:art of San Francisco
Bay Region, 1850 ♦

Redwood Slough

San Mateo Co.,
Coast Counties
Co., 195, 1693

=Redwood City, _Calif .

in Memorial & Biog'l .Hist.of
of Central Calif., Lewis Pub*g
Ed. by Henry D. Barrows.

/

Point Hoed

Ilarin Co.

Calif

Now Bluff Foint. end
Ringgold's General Sliart
Bay Region* 1850.

of Tiburon Penin,
of San Francisco

Reef Ridge _^ Calif,

Reef Ridge, spur of Diablo Range (between
Jasper Canyon and McLure Valley), Calif* U.S.
Greog. Board, May 15,1908.

Reese River

River in_iievada_i:iowing northerly into

Humboldt River.

i for Col. Reese, v/ho in 1855 was
headj)f thie„LIornion Colony in Carson Valley.

-_._ Rcmy, Journey to Great Salt Lake City,

London, II, 56, 1861 .

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^^^^0 ^_ Santa Barbara Qof J'^

Rancho about 15 or 20 miles W of Santa

Barbara, owned in 1816 by Ortega Family, j^^
1816 rrerchant vessels were accustomed to land
there with supplies. Later a seaport on coast
from which rancheroe shipped hides and tallow.
— Wm. Heath Davis, Sixty Years in Calif.,

1831-89, 296, 548. 1889. [Spelled Refujio
on p. 548]

Name still in use in Refugio Pass.

el Refugio

^De Llofras, Carte de POre/pn, des Cal-
ifomiGs, tc.^ 1844.

Anchora^j;e in S;jnta Barbara Channel midway
between Point Conception and Liission Santa
Barbara,

In 1816 there was a landing on Santa Bar-
bara Channel on Ranclio Refugio, where merchant
vessels were accustomed to land with supplies.
Later the rancheros shipped hides and ttillow
from this landir^^. — Wm, Heath Davis, Sixty

Years in Calif,, 296. 648 . 1889 [Spelled
Befujio on p. 648]

He^:es, Cap de los

[Point Reyesl

n, 137, 18:50.

Kotzcbue, New Voya^^e r.Qiind the V/orld

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Reinstein; Peak, Fresno County, Cali- ~ «

fornia, latitude 37° 05', longitude 118° U« S .GrQOg* BoaTd

June

Oalif,
7.1911

Relief Valley

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— Valley in KE part of Tuolumne Count v.

Hutchines Calif .Liag. ,11, 494,llay, 1858.
Small narrow valley in moujitains at HE

corner Tuolur:ine Co. at junction of Relief Creel-
with hoadv;atcrc of Middle Fork Stanislaus River
(alt._6,500 ft.).

iiiH'«iM»miaiiiiiMiwiwwM

Rey, Llano del

Semicircular plain back of ;:onterey Bay,
reaching from Santa Cru5^ to Point Finos.

Beechey, Vo2/age of Blossom, 1,385,1831.

Llano del Rey Calif,

Extensive plain to the northeast of

Monterey. — Beech ey: Voyage of Blossom [1626],

II,56,183l.<f^^^A..6n..

Pte. ©t Port de ios Keyes LPt.Beyes] Calif.

Cape on Pacific coast
Marin Co. l

Be Mofras, Carte de I'Oregon, le5i Cfil-

ifomies, etc. ,1844. gen '1 map.

De Mofras, Exploration de l*Oregon,&c

I, 98. 1844.

Rincan ^^ C^lif

In the 40*8 a flat between Rincon Hill

and lilissicn Bay^. -- Wm? heath Davis, Sixty

Years in Calif., 1831-^9; 2K, Sail Frandiico.
1689.

Canada del Rinccn , Santa Cruz Co. Calif.

Canada del Rincon; land grant two tt #^ ^ y^

miles north of Santa Cruz, Santa U ♦ " ^(10 C|g# BOarCl^ DSC^ 2^ 1908
Cruz county, California.

RincM I^int

Point projecting into S.F.Bay
Peninsula. —Tyson: Geology of
31st Cong. Ist Sess. 20, 1850. Also on map.

Calif,
from S side S.F.
Calif. Sen. Doc, 47

lincon.— Bryant
18'48.

It^.

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Rio de los Reyes or Kings River [Kings River]
aibbe:::s,i.:ap of California, 1G52.

Rio de las Truchas

Monterey Co., Calif,

Name given "by Portola Expd. in 1769 to a
small river which had many trout 2 leagues

SW of the function of Arroyo Seco with Salinas
River, — Costanso, Diary Portola Expd.,Pub8.

Acad. Pacific Coast Hist., vol. 2. no. 4, 231,
295,1911.

Rev, Rio del = Ilontprpv Piiroy - n^T,* tt
*^ ' i.iunut.rey ^iver_.jE,„jc; almas River

'Beechey, Voyage of Elosnoni, 1,385,1831.

'Rio Roy or Rugs River.— Aclan Johnston
Senate Ex. Doc.l, 3,2d"Cong., 2d Sess., pt.s'
511,1851.

Rio Rey or Ru^-s River ^WoYvVettMl^We^ ^Sa.llW(uWt

* Adarn Jolmston, Senate Ex. Doc.l, 32d
Coiig., 2d Scss., pt.3, 511, 1851.

del Hey n^^T -^

Name on Be Mofras' map, apparently

ii!W°eL^^V'"crM|-DSg|l*° ^« confused with
De Mofras, Carte de 1 'Oregon, des Ueli-

fornies &c. Gen'l map. 1844.

Rio del Rev Oalif.

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On his way from Sail Jua^i Mission tc Monterey,
Beechey speaks of crossing the Rio del Rey.^
-Beechey: Voyage of Blossan [1826], II, 56,8vo
ed. I83I5

Reyes, Cap de los TolvxVl^^aes

KotzeLue, Entdeckungsreise,l^.eiincar, II, 5,

Punta de Reves

^ ._ __.___._ ,,___,.._«.„, ,,

— Pedro ?ov^:Diar^Aiiza
Acad. Pacif. Coast Hist. Vol,

Calai'.

Expd. 1775-1776; Pubs.
3JIo.l,i:.^'^7/Iarch 191.^

Pto de Reyes •«-T\:*l^eAAe.s

/T

LgJ^t^QUjpe. Voyaae, Atlas pl-S.*^, HHl.

Vancouver, Voyage of Discovery, 1790-95
Lend., I, 429, 1798. (Point de los Reyes), h At-

la,S (P

uc^ •

de los Reyes)

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Reyoo, Point [Point Reyes]

Wilkos Kxped. Narrative, V, uap (dated
1841) facing p. 150, 1845.

Reyes, Punta de los

IPoint Reyes]

Beechey, Voyage of Blossom, 1,342,543,374:1
11^^51,1831.

•*A headland so named by the ex];.)edition
under Sebantian Viscaino in 1602."- Ibid 374,
1831.

Gibbets^ Liap of California, 1852.

Revs, Ponto de los

[Point Reyes]

Langsdorff, Voyages & Travels (1803-1807) J
London, pt. II, 148,1814.

Calif.

Punta de Reyes

Pedro Font, Diary Anza Expd. . 1775-7$, Pubs.
Acad. Pacific Coast Hist., vol. 3, no. 1,67, 1913

Palou, Vida de Padre Junipero Serra, 164,
213. Mexico. 1787. _

Punta de los Reyes

(1769),

Calif*

uostanso, Diary Portola Expi
Pacific Coast Hist., vol. 2, no.4, 265, 1911,

Lieut. Ayala's First Survey and Map of the
gay of San Francisco, 1775.

del Key

Calif.

Name on De Mpf ras » map, settlement
of San Diego. [Not to be confused wit-
del fiey apparently present Los Angeles J

De Mofras, Carte de 1 'Oregon, des Cali-

fornies. ^c. Gen»l map. 1844.

RhetVs Lake(Tule Lake) • • Calif.

Marcy: Prairie Traveler, 284, N.Y.1859.

Lak6 Rheit.- Named % Fremont,%y.i 1,1846. —

FremontrMeraoirs, 1,480, 186:7.

Rhctt Lake

Large lake on 11 boundary of California.
— Cibbe^ Llap of California, 1852.

Richardson

De Mofras, Carte de 1 'Oregon, des Cal«
ifomies, &c, (map no. 16) 1844.

Ranch on ?/ side present Richardson Bay;
place now occupied by Sausalito.

Richardson z

mkmmillllttm

Calif.

Hancli <m Richardson Bay, vicinity
of present Sausalito.

De Mofras, Carte de 1 ^Oregon et des Cal-
if ornies. Map lb. IS ^^

Richardson's Bay

[Richardson Bay]

Blake, W.P,, in Pac.Rr.Re^^,ptTTl^l45yi85"d

S

Bay on W side of San Franci
ausalito.

SCO Bay, N of

Richardsons Bay Calif.

First bay to the NW at entrance to San
Francisco Bay.

Ayala gave the name Ens e na d a_d ejL^ ^CameUt ^^
to this bay, — Lieut. Ayala's First Survey
and Report of the Bay of San' Francisco, 17 75.

-Pt. Richardson [Now Peninsula Pt .]

I860,

Rin&Sold,Chart of the Bay of San Pablo
On Belvedere, Richardson Bay,

I^ich Biir

[Rich Bar]

•Statutes of California, 1053,313,1053.
• Place on upper waters II Fork Feather
Rivor, PlurnaG County.

Gibbers, laap of California, 152.

<^^^^--*^'2^»-'-- "KlXvS

Hf-^T^iv.l\r^ K.^^. "M-- ^'.c^ foSte.

Rich Gulch

[Rich Gulch]

• Ilutchings Cal if , Mag. , 111,490, 1859.

'Roadhouse o.nd mine in northern Crlaveras
County, just S of rim of Llokelurnne Canyon and
nbout midv;ay between llokelunme Hill and West
Point.

aibhe:is^ L'ap of California, 1852.

Richmond Toint

Contra Costa Co.

Calif

Near S\l extremity of Potrero San Pablo,
Called Point Stephens on Ringgold's General
Chart of San Francisco Bay Region, 1850.

Richmond Point

==^'^du""iP--^-w^

^^i^k^.^-P-* in Fac.Rr.Rep. J,pt JI,maM^
.1 Point on W aide of San Francisco Bay about
3i miles JW_^ of Angei Island.

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Point Richniond Calif.

Point near m extremity of Potrero of
San Pablo. --

Named Rjnt^ajij^an^A^ on tlt^t.
/•yala's Pirst Surve' and Map of the Bay of
San Francisco, 1775.

Called SJU Stephens on Ringgold charts.

La Rinconada

Santa Barbara Co., Calif.

Indian rancher ia on Santa Barbara Channel,
one third of the way from Ventura River to
Mescatitlan. In 1776 the Anza expedition halted
on small bluff by the sea near the vil'age of
La Rdnconada. — Pedro Font, Diary Anza Expd.,
Pubs. Acad. Pacific Coast Hist. , vol. 3, noil, 53,1913

Name still in use. See also Bailarin

Ringgold

Place
tablishcd in

in Eldorado

1052..

County, already es-

l^«■^lV'lWll*p"wM;„ .;. :t.m'

iIutchinG;s Calif .Ma^., II, 63, Aug. ,1857.

!**Jl|lM«W**«l*ll*i^

Mi',»:-Vivn:m>''%''(ii

■.■.«|^,|||««^l,^l»■w.;!■W(,#^il0l#,^ .|.*.:Shll1,':.fl»**il|toWl«i«»il*^^

t*i«l#W<*«rt*HIWi.. 'rt*! m',V'1'.*:^Milfim

Rio Bu9na Ventura =Sacrajnento River

"The 'Rio Buena Ventura ' or, as it is sometimes
called, the 'Sacramento* River. "--Adventures on
the Western Coast of So. America, and the Interi-
or of Calif., John Coulter, I, 184, 1647.

Buenaventura River. -deferred to by Fremont as

"reputed river flowing from Rocky Mts to the

bay of S.F." — Fremont lExxl.Expd. to Oregon &
Calif. (1843), 196, 1845.

Rio de los Americanos =American River

— Schoolcraft, Indian Tribes, I, 155, 1851.

1851

Rio de los Arnericanog^.-- Bryaiit: What L Saw

in Calif. 245 and elsewhere, 1846.
[Entries made in 1846.]

Rio de los Americanos.— "n'remont: Exp l.Expd. to
Oregon a Calif. (1844), 245 k elsewhere, 1845.

Rio-Grande

.. iiii||iiiiiiiii»iiiMi|iii|iiiiiiiiiiwMiiii.iii mu^mm

•"""' •• -" i-"-'-T'i riiiiiiii.ii:i:iii.,.'..i.iii.ii.iJiiJjiiiiLx.,

[Sacramento River]
river flowing- into San Fran-

Largest
Cisco Bay,

■ ■ ■■' ■ ■ ■:J.I'li'"¥f«WllW;i|t'|#l«

^_..^ Plotzebue, Entdeckun^jsrcise, T'eimar, II,
8,^1821 —Lloyd's translation, London, I, 284,'

'"'''««'»# mi" 4i:.i ^4«*Wi:»ill|IM^ ,.,

^ iiotzebue's statement is:„i*Two large riv-
ers flo^' into the Bay of San Francisco, of which

the northern is t^e most con side rah le and is ...^

called by 'he Spaniards Rio-Grande."

\\\o de O V ourdtx

es

&'BQf\etTetK3

CoiSp.

Calif
Rio Grande de San Verardo (Berardo) (or San

Bernardo or Santa Rosa) tsanta Inez Rive^

Large river 6 leagues Nf of Pt. Concepcion,
Passed by Portola Expd. in 1769. ITamed Rio Grandi
de San Verardo (San Berardo in Spanish text on
opposite page). .. Costanso. Diary Portola Expd,
Pubs. Acad. Pacific Coast Hist., vol. 2, no. 4, 213
Rio de San Verardo (Berardo). —Ibid. 30^^^^'

we

niTe named this river, which is the largest
have encountered, San Bernardo y su ComDan-

exo

over

Crespi, Biary Porto la Expd.
Ncticia de la Nueva Calif.,

in Pal6u»s
2, 154, Mexico,

1674.

I

1

Rio San Antonio

Calif-

River reached hy Anza Expd* 1776 after leav-
ing La Asuncion on Salinas River k traveling
about 10 leagues M. —Pedro Pont rDiar^^, Anza
Expd.l775-.1776:Pubs.Acad.Pacif ♦Coast Hist.Vcl.3,

No,l, p, 57 .March 1913.

Mission of San Antonior founded in plain
in Santa lucia Bange near river to which name
of San Antonio was iimriediately given. «- Palou,
Vida de Padre Junipero Serra, 122, Mexico, 1787,

Ripley, Mt.

Peak in the Coast Range ("lat. 39° 08*").

John S. Hittell, Hutchings Calif .Llag. ,
III, 357, Feb., 1859.

River of the Lak6 [Kii^s River] Oalif,

-Fraiiont: Expl.Expd.to Oregon h Calif, (1844),
252. 1845. O^ ^^^^^U.k^Y.M^sij^ru.1

ojtzi

').

<Ul

f

*dt . *

1

^^-Ai^-^'^^pJlI^.,.-^ U^^

.\^.

Roberts's Landing

Place at head of navif^ation on
Creek, Alameda County.

Polit. Code of California, San

p. 463, 1897.

uan Lorenz

Franc ic CO,

Robertson's Brid{^e

Brid<^';e on S Fork Yuba River between

llevada City and Kmory Ford on Lliddle Fork Yuba
River. --Stat, of Calif . ,1854,21^2,1854.

Roche

Calif.

Pomer rock nerr Goat Island, San Fran-

cisco Bay.

De Mofras, Carte de 1 'Oregon, des

Ifec, General map. 1844.

Californies

V

Rock Creok

One of three creeks emptying into upr^er
Sacr.'ii,icnto River from the V witliin half a'
mile of each other, the other two hoing Salt
Creek and Liddle Creek.

I-elly, Excursion to Calif., London. II,
105,1851.

Rock

riacG 6:^ miles IIV/ of the lleedlea.
■ . :w1iipplG,A.W. , in Er.Doc.l29,3'5d.Corir.,ln+..

.Oe- .,XniI(pf...-)Art.6;n9;lG55, and ^lipple, A.W.J
map no. 2( dated 1853-4), (pt.4) of soine.'

^^-ipple,A.W., in Pac.Rr.Rep. ,III,Art.I,
iy,l856.

Rocky Island

[Brooks Id.]

..^Island off E_coast of San Francisco Bay,
about 3 miles SE of Richmond Point. —Blake, W.P. ,
iElac.Kr.Rep.,Y,pt.II,map facing p. 145, 1857. '

Rocky Point

Point on MW coast, lat.410 8* named
. by Vancouver in 1792. (II entrance Trinidad Bay) .

Vancouver, Voyage of Discovery, 1790-95, *
Lond. ,1,200, 1798, & Atlas.

Rocky River [=Truckee River]

Calif, hi Nevadi

Najne given to present Truckee River by overland
party in 1845. Afterwards called *Truckee'
after name of Indian,— W. F. Swasey, Early
Days k Men of Calif . .p. 34, 1891.

Rodriguez

De Llofras, Carte de T Oregon, des Cal-

ifomiec, Stc, 1844, Chart llo. 14.

PlacG (probably ranch) a few miles E »<(
Monterey Bay, N of Pajaro River.

Rogers' Peak =Mt. Shasta

Mt. Shasta "is the same as the Ro

Smith. "--Gibbs, in Schoolcraft,
III, 165, 1853. -

;ers* Peak of
ndian Tribes,

Pt. I^ogers

Calif.

n

Point^at east end of Burnett Id. [now Monte
unia id. J m mouth of oacramcnto River. ~Hnp-
9 Id, Map of Anchorage off New York of the :^ci-
ic, 1850.

V Pte. des Roisi

Now Point Reyes.

Map 31 (1786), Published in Atlas du
Voyage de la Perouse, 1797. \\^o^K^^[o .

Romanzoff, C. Now Bodega Head.

Pte. de la Bodega ou C. Romanzoff ."

De Mofras, Carte de POrogon, des Cal-
ifornies, &c,, 1844.

On De liofras* detaiMchart no. 17 the
only name given is Cap Romanzoff. On the S side
of the headland, facing S, the 'Batterie' is

shown, oy.-xU K. ..A^^ J.evv.^ rta entTanco fe

De Mofras, toleration de I'Oregbn. ^

Ronanzgw, Fort, ^or Bodega _

— Kotzebue, Ilev; Voya^^e
II, 117,118,119,123, 1830.

round the To rid

Rootville_=Millerton, Calif*

Fresno Co., in Memorial & Biog'l Hist.of
of BYesno, Tulare, and Kern, Lev/is PubV
1892 (?) • ^^

counties
Co,, 52,

Canada de Ice Resales c-an Diego Co., Calif.

Canyon 4 leagues m of^San Luis Rey, passed
by the Portola Ixpd in 1769 and named from the
abundance of rose-hushes. — Costanso, Diary
Portola Expd.. 1769-70. Pubs. Acad. Pacific
Coast Hist.. vol. 2, no. 4, 173, 1911.

La Canada de Santa Prated in de loa Pn»«i^o
Lat. 33 10 ». — Crespi, Diary Portola Expd.in
Palou»8 Koticla de la Nueva California, 2. Ill,

l<^-h-^^Ut.yJLlo.,

1874.

c^^-^j^-i

El Rosario Santa Cruz Co-, Calif.

Name given by Portola Expd. in 176'^ to
stream 2 leagues S of Rio San Lorenzo. —
Costanso, Diary Portola Expd- , 1769-70 Pubs
Acad- Pacific Coast Hist., vol. 2,.no-4
P- 251, 1911.

£1 Rosario del^eato Seraf in Ascnl i , —
Crespi, Diary Portola ED^d-,in Palou»s xNotic
de la Nueva Calif.. 186. Mexico, 1874.

Rosa Lake Fresno Co. Calif.

U.S.GeOg. Board June 7 1911 ^°"' Lake. Fresno county, California,

• latitude 37° 18', longitude 118° 53'.

Rose Bar: On Yuba River above Timbuctoo

ravine.— Gilbert, Wells h Chambers, History
of Butte County, p. 121, 1882.

?,.

t>

Rose's RanchO

Calif,

On Yuba River. — Lt.Geo.H.fierbyrTopographi-

cal Memoir of sacr^ento Valley, sen. Doc. 47,
3l8t Cong. 1st Sess.T'^ISoO. OJU

Ft. Ross

Calif

On northeastern part of outter Id. (now
Kyer la. } -~ Hinggold.Chart of Sacramento
River, 1850.

Ro

L«^?o(SL

<^()<.^GC

I

^^ssian settlement and fortress on Port
Romanzov; or rodc/:a Tay.

* i:ot7,ebue, Now VoyaA'e round the Torld
11, 117, 120, L?l, 1830. ' ,

'Wilkes E:q)ed.y(map dated \"41); facin^^

r-^

W64-4

K. de Ross

LPt.Koss Creek]

Cal i f .

Ha>.-K. ^ u. -^®S^^y^^^ ^^^° North Wsi Cape
Sonoma Co. ""^ ^'^^' ^^""^^ °^ ^°^^fe^ ^^^

il'orni

De Mofras, Carte de 1 'Oregon,
nies, etc,, 1844 ; gen'l map;

Ual-
map; llilap 4 No . 17 .

Ro

SSI

[Fort Ross]
Beechey, Voyage of Blossom, 11,594,1831.
In speaking:; of the Russian oncroacb.icnts
on Crlifornia, Beochey rnontions "their nev/
settleuont at Rossi, a fcW miles to the north-
ward of Bodega."

Jiou(^ and Ready Calif.

In Nevada Co, W of Grass Valley. - Baxl ay rlUflmt
I saw on W.- Coast of S. & N. America ,423*^1865.

Rough and Ready

[Roua'h ^ nd Ready]

' Place in W IJevada County, 4 miles W of
Grass Valley. -iStat. Calif . ,1854, 222, 16f:4.

Cibbetr., .ap of California, ;852.

Round Tent

PlacG

in Yuba Co.

of Calif., 1854, 222, 1854.

Round Valley

IT Uendocino Co.

Calif

Native Indian name Me^sha-kai whioh signi-
fies the valley of tule or tall grass.

History of Mendocino Go. 167, San Pranoisco

1880. Alley, Bowem S: uo. Pubrs.

Round Valley 2.

Humphreys, A. A. & Warren,G.I., in Pac.Rr.Rep
I, Art. 2, p. 60, 61, 1855.

■0<x>Vuj^ VeJAe*

L

VVO^^o-

BlQ Vf

% V*l^l

v-A&jje/v^ dv

L^ ■ L . (x .Bit^to . MxJ ^ Ax.^Ki'Li^Jo'P-KPv-ft;., 1^5^

n

(U^*.

!*•

I 1

\U-3ol;^ t--kl^ fs

Mr

l«^*^UML, £-t.^**. I ti*?^ ]|>. (>3, 1%S^^

»* B«j» Upi<j«^

Round Yalley Peak Inyc Oc.
U.S.GQog. Board June

f

Calif.
7,1911 ZZtS, f""'/' "■""■'• -"

» wneeler Crest, Inyo County, Califor-

nia, latitude 37" 27', longitude n8° 41'
Altitude 11,931 feet.

n

rimn^l ''nllov

i 'h-

I

-* ■•>

'J

'n

13nvis, in I^tJIocL?^- 33d.Coa

#

1i.

mil,(-+,.l) Intro., 18, Ic3f35.

1

c

4-'

u

es

ir

iu.ir^hrnys.A.A.^

rn

^M

t ^ *. •

;u • Vm/

onr- .1

•w? '.' *) O

in ^x.Doc.l,?9
:{VIII,(r^t.l) Art.l.3D.L^^o5.

Lon^'; vnlloy l.iot"'"''o'5v^ -r

nr*|r c«

n ^> •

) 01 J

it H

nnd head of first Cc

t

)

2 V or

invon

(cUeI iS(>.

^♦^

otevena.I.I.^chart of mp.ifi^'Ex.Doc 129
33d. Cong., l3t.Sess.,XVIII(pt.4), 1855.

I

Pt« Rowe.

Calif

Point at end of Kings Id [now Ryer Id.] —

Calif.

Huckels U. -iNow 'printer Id.] _—

. At mouth San Joaquin Biver; separated from

rJ^^ irAA^^^o^^^^F^^ ^h^ ^y Beeners Channel
iSrofi^M^^ ^lo,^ghlT-I^i?Sg9icl, Map of Anchor-
age off New York of the iacific, 1B50.

Rugs River, or Rio Rey ,_. ™_ jKoVxkTe;| Hlvo !

Adam Johnston, Senate Ex. Boc.l, 32d
Cong. 2d.Sess., pt.3,511,lB51 .

Rush Creek -^-^1,- .... [Rush Creek]

^•Statutes of California, 1853,313,1853. .
^ Creek flowing into UT)per ?;aters of IJ

Fork Feather River, im of Spanish Ranch, Plumas

Count-/.

ifort fiusse de Ross

LFort Ross] Calif.

■iiiiinWiiii ii|[HiMiiiiii«wiwiwiiii wii>iiin»iiiiiiiiii I mmii m*

See Rogs.

\jo\c

r\\

nr a^^

a

c^ncY^

ivU4n«IMIV:4K<!>'4r'' '

in

■ .*i*|l(1tt«!4l(#*H*i*.' ';,il#l#*i«H'ht*illn!«ii.,i(Wii(jal ,i|.i". ■■i,'Wi(tftini»»i«"l

ajp

^|^»liilwll^wl||ll«l■l!»^||w>|l|^lBl||'■^lw»^■^»l!l!l^wlWl^'li■"*^ ' ■»■ 'mtiy*Mm>\*'''tiimv'mmm*

li#||IMi<l||W«.HM«tww«:'::''MW«'>»i '■".iiP»..H,ii|i»M|i>ii#w,...,ii»'#wiiiif» MWiillBllililW » m Hi ^WWHHwnnillHll''* ■ ■ 'iWiHiilf *■-** '•iM-^irWi'fPWHiHM

Russian Bnbarcadero B'reeport]

Calif.

In 1848 Russian Bnbarcadero was on E bank o;
Sacranento on present townsite of Freeport.—
wn« R. Grimshaw. Narrative of Life k Events in
Calif. .MS Bancroft Library, 21, 1872.

Russian River [Russian River]

•Stat, of Cain\^1854,22'.;,1854.

•Large river eraptyinfr into Facific Ocean
from the I^E, 11 of Bodcga-B^LWl-.

Oibl-e^ I'ap of Cal'fornia, ISf'^

^^^^^^^^^j^ t^'^Hfl ^'>nof^Q^

Eussian River Valley ^._ ^ [Russian River Valley]

•Statutes of California, 1855,77,1355.

Hyer Island

Solano Co.

Calif.

Sutte?1lJ£h3^ ^'^''^' '^'^' Steainboat. and
On Bir^old's General Chart of San Fran-
cisco,Bay ...& Sacramento Riven t Tcom^iseci
of _ Priest and Sutter Islands. ^um^i^risea

Saaptin «Snako Rivsr 2352

leil^^^i^T^^^' Indian Tribes, I, 196,203,204,206,

Sa-ap-t^.-.Ibid 195.

"The Lewis, called Snake, or Saaptin River bv th
natives. "--Ibid 205, ^^i^^j^n mver oy in

V .Point e de Sable.

on ocean coast a few miles
Bay, and just above mouth

A blunt point
south of San Diego
of Tiajuana River.

Map 35, Atlas du Voyage de La Perouse,

1797.

Sacramento County

Establifrhed Feb. 18, 1050 and defined.
Statutes of California, ISfi), 61, 18E0.

^

Sacramento Range

' Cl,

lley.

'Gilbs, in Schoolcraft, 111,110 1853
Hange of mountai^jr^ Sacra^iento'

Sacramento Basin

Described as 400 miles Ion,- and 50 widr
^^uf.chmgs Calif.Mag., Ill, 353-354,1859. '

Pt. Sacramento

^Northwest point of Sherman Id. . at

°^T j^i,/^^^^^? ^^^ Sacramento Rivers,-
--old. Map of Anchorage off New York of
acific, 1850.

Calif.

junction

■Rine:-

the

uawri^^6HwO

t

Calif.

Capital of California, on Sacrairento River
at junction with An^erican River.

The •Embarcadero', now Sacraipento City,
MBien Lieut, Buffuir first arrived not a house
there, Nov. 2, 1848. the only place of busi*-
ness being an old store-ship laid up upon its
bank. A yeanlater, a f lour i. ^h ing_ city of
12,000. — Buffuir. E. Gould, SixJilonths- in
the aold Minee, 32, 1850.

Cr,

bacramcnto Chain

'Cibbs, in Schoolcraft, III, 119, 1053.
Ran^-;;e of mountainC^^of' Sa

ricramonto X^alle^^

Sacramento H.

Calif.

mmmmmmmiimmmm

De Mofras. Carte de l^Ore^^on, des Calif omies

^^ &0y Gen»l map. '1844.
Ue Mofras indicates thFTollowing tribu-
taries to Sboramento R. (named in order froa
mouth to source of river) • *

WeaJLJaiiiei 'H^S^c^? ^-i^- Beaulieu

^H.Martine ^R.Avoine
.^^•. Young t.K.aux Liards

^^^ *^^^Mx4.Dubreuil * "inides's'Suttes

i.H.sans nom '••R. Champagne

Fourche AmerlcainevK.des 3 Fourches

-^^.de la Plume

^.R. de Trou

OYER

R. du Malheur )
R. eau Claire )

Fourche des

tributaries to K. de Trou.

Chevaux - tributary to
n. eau claire.

Sacraraento River

iwi»T<wli» iwtiH ■<|HiWH4iW,iiwi iWliili|iliimnn'iHlniw|ii!iWIW

Calif

Named bv Padre Narciso of San Jose Mieeion
-- J.A.Sutter^ Personal Reminiecencee. MS.
Bancroft Library, p. 29

Sacramento Springs

'KMffiiiiwppipnpiiii!..

<<<#W')IWMIMM|Ii

Whipple, A.W., in rac.Rr.Re|),,III,Art.III,
41,1856.

S-craiaPnto Volley

Davi??

in Kx.Doc.l29,3od.Con^^,lsf..'r)ess.,
XVIII, (pt.l) Intro.,6,lB55.

Sacramento City

[Sacramento]

County Seat, Sacramento County.

•Statutes of California, 1850, 61, 1850.
Seat of govemraent for State of Cal ifor-

22Z,

nia, established Fel). 25, 1854.

•Statutes of California, 1854,2r)j,1854.

Gibbes, Hap of California, 1852.

Sacraiaento River

T)

Hikes Exped. (map dated 1841). V facinp-
.150,1845. -L^*, placing

1^0 (ielSacVo.TfAe>\tb— '])eT^tus,CaTtcck(Oreg.n,des Cai;^

ora-

PXQMJiiSl [Sacramento River]

Calil.

Map of San Francisco Bay Region, from Records
of Mission San Jose, 1Q?A,

Calif.

Hall J. Kelley. Memoir oh Oregon, 1839 (25th
Congress, 3d Sess. H. Kept. 101), p. 51, 1839.

Sacraraento , El , River

Mentioned as flowing into wliat is now
knovm as Suisun Esy.

Beeckey, Vpyafe of Blossom, 1,546,1831.

Destruction River

Northern part of Sacramento~]River from it»

?u^f?i;i°^-^u*B?Jy«^®*^ °^ ^^- ShA8te)to iti
^f^rii'^n *^^*^ l^^ ?^^®^- Shown on Wilkee* U
of The Oregon Territory, U. S. Ix. fix •1841.

Calif.

Destruction River

[Upper Sacramento R.]

\7ilkes Kxpcd. liarrative, V, mp (dated
1841) facing p. 150, 1845.

Sacramento River II of junction with Fit
River.

Gibbes Lap of California, 1852.

Sagadehock Reach

'■' I "iHiliiilnn

Calif.

On north shore Sherman Id
Sacramento River.— Rin^^old,
& Vallejo Bays. 1850,

, south bank of
Chart of Suisun

Sailorsi_Flat =Newtown, Calif.

A.A.Sargent, Sketch of Nevada Co., in Brown &
Ball 1 son's Nevada, Grass Valley, and RourJi and
Ready Directory for 1656, 13, 1^56. "^

St. Aiitonio, Ponta de

Langsdorff, Voyc^es & Travels (1803-1807)
London, pt.II, footCnote p. 177, 1814.

Point e St. August in

Point on mainland of San Diego Bay at
mouth of Sweetwater River.

Map 35, Atlas du Voyage de La Perouse,
1797.

lliillW«^HilUHII«MIMi^

St. BrJnrdo, Rio ' ^c^,,^^ y^ez River]

River about G milos HE of Ft. Arguello.
Vancouver, Voya/x of Discovery, 1790-95,

Lond.,II,447,17^'B, & Atlas (Rio del Sn Balardo) .

St.Barnardo or St.LIiguel (Id.) [San Iliguel Id.]

Vancouver, Voyr..£;e nf Discovery, 1790-95,
Lond.,II,44.G,1790.

Island in Santa Barbara Channel KT/ of
Ss.nta Ro sa T si and .

Gibbes I'ap of California, 1852 (St. Ber-
na^rdo Id.) .

St. Bernardo Island

Island W of
Barbara Channel.

[San Miguel Id.]

Santa Rosa Island

I kjanta

Gibbes.LIap of California, 1852.

St. Cannelo, River

!'f|ii»**ll*li'!Bhl«:;! lUrtillWiiilW .■ii»+:;i;.|«rj*','-™iiinnll|i|i j^jkis^ ,

[Camiel River]

Beochey, Vo2/age of Blossom, II,40G,1831.

-S,. Cay e t anp ____________

-An arrovo visited by Moraga in 1806. A
league L of Coyehete, rancheria on San Pedro
?oX?^ t^^,^® ^iverJ.-P .Pedro Munoz, Diary.
1821* Barbara, Vol. 4, p 36, 1806

St. Clara Creek TRmi+n piov.^ n- -■

LOcinLa ulara River]

nibbes,Liap of California, 1852.
KE: Santa Clara River.

St. Cleraente Island

[San Clcmente Id,]

Island S of Santa Catalina Island.
Oibbers^LIap of California, 1G52.

St. Diogo

Vancouver,
Lond., 11,44,1798.

[Gan Dio(/;o]
Voyaf^e of Discovery, 1790-95,

St. Estovan, Pta. de

Vancouver, Voyace of Discovery. 1790-9r.
Lond., Atlas, 1798. ^_ ''' "'

Point on KE r,ide present North Coronado
Eeach Island, San Diego Bay.

V

St. Eiii ennei

Now._H5xth Island, at northwest end of San

Diego Bay neai- entrance to Bay.

Map 35 , Atlas du Voya^ de La Perouse,

1797.

■m iiiiiin ■■iiiiiiin

Will i ■HI

i'"W'^l|iy», ■"..ur'. ' «..,„ -

Saint Francisco

Langsdorff , Voyages k Travels (1803-1807) ,
London, pt. II, running headline 137-217,1814,

St. Francisco

jangsdorff, Voyages
1, pt..II,157;T814.

t Travels (1803-1807) J

Vancouver, Voya^-e of Discovery, 1790-95,
Lend., I, 430, 1790.

Is. de St. Francois

Now Far/a^Dne Islands, off San Francis
Bay . »

_ Jap 31_(1786), published in Atlas du
Voyage de la Perouse,, 1797. Also

SCO

©'lAj

Ma.p. I L

ut. Geor£:e, Point

Vancouver,
Lond.,I,202,179B.

OiLbolB^ -ap

[Pt. St. aeor{>;e]
:jc of Dincovery, 1790-

of California, IHSr..

OR

I

St. (}eorp:G!s Bay

Bay junt 1] of Ft. St. G

[Pelican Bay]

eor(:;e.

Bond

Vancouver, Voyaf::e of Bincovery, 1790-95
.,1,202,1798. (naiiied by Vancouver in 1792).'

m TT-^® Mofras, Exploration de l»0rep-on
Tome II, p,39, 1844 Oregon,

St. Georges, Pt. (Point St. George)

—iii.»««»lwiir iii.ii|iw 11.11,1 1.1— ,jimi.i.i .1. ^,. ^„^^, ^ ^^^^^^ .■ni..i.ii-iiii,i ^^MM^ ^

P^t at Crescent City, JUf.California.

le Mofras, Carte de 1 'Oregon, les Cali.
fomies, &c, 1844.

^Vancouver, Voyage of Bincovery, 17^0-95
Bond., 1, 202, 1798. (Point St. George,, named by
Vancouver in 1792), & Atlas.

Pt.iJSt._G©oiKa' _, Calif.

Name at goint on north side of mouth of
Klamath River{ mianamed Smiths River) oi
^^^|^[Jt^o0^e,^Oregon Territory. U. 1

Mfii .On this map Klamath River is shon
as coming out of one of the Klatnath Lak<
in Southern Oregon, traversing Northern
ualilornia and thence reenterir^ Oregon
and becoming what is now known as Rogue

Sff ^? ^^^^ "^P najmed Too- too- tut- na

Rogui

-Vvev^,

^A^ ^""^£gMQ> Pg-ss

[San Gorgonio Pass]

Gibbe^s^LIap of California, 1852.

St. Helen, L'lount

uAt, St. Helena]-

Hutchings Calif J.Iag. , III , 146, 1858.

St. Helens, Mt.

[Mt. St. Helena]

Peak in the Coast Range (**lat. 38° 40'")
•John S. Hittell, Hutchings Calif .LW
III, 357, Feb., 1859. ^'^

Jjan

li-

11,130.10147-

c>«

QQO-IOOV) ;

jn
Pte de St*__Iago -VViBowvW, tnWw^.^'U W(ie.KWil.

LuPerou^e, Voyage, AtW pl.S?),!!'^!.

Saint Isabel or San Isabel [Santa Ysabcll

I

• Ranchoria in valley of Rio Isabel (San
auol hiver), fomerly a missirm.

•Tmory, l.;ilil.ary Reconn. Ft. Leavonv/orth
to Ftrn Diego in 1846-47, 107,1846.

- -Stat, of Calif., 1854, 223, 1854 (Santa

Isabel) .

^/

Petit Port dfi. St. Jean_

-— Deep bay now known as Spanish Bight

in northern part of San Diego Bay separating

Coi-onado from North .Island.

1797.

Map 35, Atlas du Voyage de La Perouse,

ointe St. Jean

Northeast part of what is now Coronado
projecting into San Diego Bay.

Map 35, Atlas du Voyage de La Perouse,
1797.

IIMIM«|WII#HMl~,,««||lWPllB,>,ulWl«i^

Saint Jean Baptists Li^an Juan BoutistaJ Calif

Mission in San Juan Valley, N. 7?. corner
San Benito County.

De Mofras, Exploration de 1 'Oregon &c.

Tome II, p. 47. 1844.

3t. Joaquim

i|ii» tmrnimmmu^

miimmmmimtlMlm

Hall J. Kelley,
(25th Oongres?, 3d
1839.

Memoir on Oregon, 1839
Sess. H. Rept. lOl), p.

51,

St. Jolin, fortress

Small fortress on northern tongue of

lajid running into the sea, at entrance of Bay

of San Francisco. ______

— ^ — Engelhardt in Kotzebue, Voyage of Dis-
covery (Lloyd's translation), London, III. 337
1821.

I^«" riMWiiilpl.lliiiii.1.

St. John, Mt.

"^ ^ JoErgTTn^eirTM'chinss Calif .Mag. ,

11 1, 357, Feb., 1859. 3^ v^>l /(c^^ ,<5£^(;'la..^

St. John's Creek

Creek flowing parallel to Kah-wee-ya Cr.
between Krh-wee-ya and Elbow Creek, into
Pi-pi-yuma CreekCKaweah Cr.3 from the 3^7. —
Williarnson,R.S., map, in Ex. Doc. 129, 35d. Cong.',
1st. SesR., XVIII (pt. 4)4855.

St. John's Island

Islc-nd 8 leagues from Point Loma.
Vancouver, Voyage of Discovery, 1790-95,

Lond.,II,474,1798(Called Ya. de San Juan a.nd
Ya. St. Juo.n in Atlas),

Ft. St. Joaquin.

^Oalit

On Suisun Bay, at north end of Buckels I.
(now ..in|er Id.)--Hinggold, Map of Anchorage
off New York of the Pacific, 1850. ^

St. Joseph, Mount

[Wc.L(useVL

Y.'ilkes Expcd, llarrative, V, niap (dated

1841) facing p. 150, 1845

= Lassen's Peak.--Beckwith.^.O

• ^ '' •

m

V

^ •

Coc.l

on

ry ^ n

^ )

I.Coiip;.,lst.Ses

V

t « .^

VIII, (pt. 2) Art. 5a'

50, 5^1, i^» 1855

Stevens, I.I. , chart of map(dated 1353-4), in
|Ex.Doc.l29,33d,Con6.,lst.Sess.,XVIII(pt.4),1055.

Beckwitn,E.G., in Pac.Rr.RBp.,II,Art,II,
44.1855. „_:„

ttLssion St. Jo s eph

Oalif.

Mission lyiiig on SE part of S.F. Bay.

— I&ngsdorf f : Voyages & Travels, 1803-1807^ I
187, London 1814.

-—mission St. Joseph- lies on the opposite

eague

[from S.fT]
-Ibid, 188.

e

y

-Pte. St, Joseph

— Point on inner side of bar
of south end of San Diego Bay.
He ight s .

on west side
Now Coronado

■'■ ■■

1797.

__ Map 35, Atlas du Voyage de La Perouse,

wmilllllKllllllMMIIMKIHilJIIIiWWil

St. Joseph, Pueblo

oOcX STq^^

Langsdorff, Voyages k Travels (1803-1807)
LoiK-on, pt.II, 198, 1814.

OsJw

2> JLd^^m^^SM ^ -Tfcu^ ^..^^.^i.^^^

St. Juan Capistrano, Llission

Vancouver, Voyaf-e of Discovery ir^^O-^'"^
Lond. ,11,467,1798, 8. Atlas (Sn. Juan).' " '"^

>/ R. St. Laurent

River emptying into the Pacific a few
miles south of San Francisco Bay.

Map 31 (1786), published in Atlas du Voyagi
de la Perouse, 1797. Aj^a Mrip. IL ,

St. Lorenzo, River

River entering V. end of Llonterey Bay at
f'anta Cruz.

Becchey, Voyage of Blossom, 11,407, 1831.

St. Louis

_ [St. Louis]

—— Village just S¥ TableLPock, lIY/feownie-

ville, Sierra County. ,,,^,,,,,^

lutclungs Calif.L:ag?JlI,245,Dec.;1857.

v' tat ,_ 0 f Cal if. , 1Qm!)iZI , 1 054 .

■/

St. Louis

Town on V/ side Sonoma Creek, little S
of Sonoma. ..Gibbeis,Liap of California, 1852.

P O

^t^^MSL^Little York. Calif.

(inatefrnf^q? f^! pf . LittleTorirto~the town"

ov;5^ nf^' r"-'^*^«5^i^Q, m [Edwin F.j Bean's Hist
ajTd Directory of Nevada Co.. Calif" 3m ift^v

litission of Si. Louis del Rev
CSan Luis Rey] —

Calif

Audubon rWs stern Jour-
nal 1849-1850,175, Cleveland, 1906.
"Mission of Luis Rey". -Ibid 176

ot, Luis Gonzales

Place 20 miles SY/ of Eerced City.
Gibbes, Map of California, 1852.

_ ^t. Margarita Creek _ [Santa Margarita R.]

Creek in I] San Diego County, running,
parallel to San Luis Rey River.-Gibbe's Mar)
of ^^alifornia,lc3o2. '

i)

^ Pointe St. Michel

_Point projecting into San Diego Bay from

outer bar a little south of mouth of Sweet-
water River.

1797.

Map 36, Atlas du Voyage de La Perouse.

St.Iaigucl or Santa Rosa (Id.) [Santa Rosa Id.]

Island V of
Barbara Channel.

Vancouver,
Lond.,II,44-8,179n^

Santa Cru^ Island, Santa

Voyaf;e of Disco very, 1790-95,
h Atlas (Ya de Sta Rosa) .

Q

It, IJicholas I[sland]

[San IJicoL'^G Id.]

Island SW of Santa Catalina Island.-
Gil)bets, Map of Cal ifornia,1852.

Island of Saint Nicolas

Island 70 miles SE of Santa Barbara,
m. Heath Davis, Sixty Years in Calif.,
San Francisco , 1689.

148,

Be. de St. Pierre

]5ay between Santa Barbara and San Diego.

Probably San Pedro Bay.

1797.

15, Atlas du Voyage de la Perouse,

iOii.ti:§.__4w^ Mkv ^ ifludbv. ^1\aW^cl y^))

JWJ^o-^jl,,,^, «Lft— A»v r2a.*jL»*.>s. Ow-X ajv/v—

'^wmmrm^mmmiimmmmmf''--

St. Rosa

[Santa Rosa]

nibbets^Map of California, 1852.

Calif.

Fortress St_^Toac[uin

On southern shore of entrance to S.F. Bay,
lying on tongue of land. -- Otto von Kotzebuej
Voyage of Discovery, 1815-1818, I, 276, London,

1821.

St. Toac[uin

>l-6^^,'\:oxi'?0l10A:

>JL. ^ ~ ~ -'"■

Fortress^ 'n; entrahce to San Francisco
Bay, ^

Kotzebue, Plntdeckungsroise, Weimar, II:
5, 1821.

3t» Wakina

n

alif.

Overton Johnson ^ ^k. H. Winter, Houte
i^f g^^J^^.^^^k7/o^tains v/ith a description
184 <^ California m 1843, pp. 79, 80, 82,

St.YrDeB mission [Santa Ynez]

Bryant: What I Saw in Calif.
tEniiry dated Dec,21, 1646.]
St..Yne 8 mountain.- Ibid, 379.

Calif.
376,1646

Sal, Point

[Poin

+ Q

u Octl ]

Na. .ed in 1793 by Vancouver after Scnor

«

Don Hefiiiiegildo Sal, conif.u i]da.nt of the port
of San Francisco.

Yr>^.couver, Voyaf^e of Bincovory, 1790-95,
Lond.,11,447,1798, & Atlas.

De Mofras, Carte de 1' Oregon, des Cal-

ifornies, &c.,1844. (Pte. Sal).

GiLljes,L:ap of California, 1852. -

Sal, Pte. [Point Sal]

_ ^De Ilofras, Carte de I'Oregon, dos Cal-
iiornies, &.C., 1644.

Point S of San Luis Obispo Bay.

Salinas Calif.

Name on map of Monterey district. 1801-10. on
or near lower Salinas River, & S of Rancho del
Rey. - Bancroft, Hist* Calif. 11,145,1885.

Rancho in Monterey district in 1839. —Ibid,

111,675.1885.

Salines- De Mofras, Carte de l»Oregon, Des

Califomies, &c. , Gen»l map. 1844.

Salinas River

[Salinas Ri vor ]

. — 'Llonterey or Salinas River'/ emptying
into Monterey Bay from the SE

Salinas) .

Statutes of California, 1851, 173, 1851.
Gibbel^s^Map of California, 1852 (Rio_*

Blake, W,P., in Pac.Rr.Rep,,V,pt.II,139,

1857 (Salinas or San Buenaventura R.),

MqilPHPHIIIIMIIIi<l|n||l{|||iliM||Hi«itoi«|||pr|w

Riojle Santa Delf ina

See also Rio de San Elizario, Bio de Monterey

Salinas, Las

Fami of an old Scotchman a-^^jv^^ulx^ U^^iy^-
Beechey, Vo^/age of Blossom, 1,385,1831.

Salinitas

Statutes of California, 1850, 172, 1850.

l>Ad-cs^ rujc*^ "^LoJlhL ft ^ . \l

"'*^-'*"^'^^^ P^-o^-N-WxK.

Salmon Trout River [=
— Frsmont; Expl.Expd.
219, 1845.

kee R] NevcJloL

Oregon & Calif. (1844),

Salmon River

cr ^^'vI^MP^^^'^^^G into Klainath River from the
bE on «^«€*.^ boundary of Sickiyou Countv.
Statutes of California, 1852, 2'^.3, 1852."

Salmon Creek

Shasta Co, Calif.

Pit River Indians of PalI__Eiver trilDe

(Ajumahwe) tell me that a Short Creek only

about half a mile in length enters Pit River

—from the south a mile or mile_and a half

_east of Barney Creek. It is in Section 1,

lownsh i p 36 North, Range 3 E. It was early

-» — —

called Salmon Creek because of the vast

number of salmon that came there to spawn.

-Up to

re_was a large

( over)

Indian village of the Ilmahwe tribe at the
mouth of Salmon Creek. The plaoe is now
under water of the Besevoir called Lake Brit,
tan. The name of tLis village was M&h-pe-
MzM^ Its last chief is said to Have been
named niley O^JTein. The name of the Creek
nas been changed from Salmon Creek to Pish
Creek. ^ cJn^vv^

Salmon Falls

Calif.

Minia^ town on South Fork American River about
8 miles from Momon Island and 4 miles north
of the Coloma Road.-- Sacrajnento Daily Trans-
cript. May 15, 1851.

Salmon Falls

[Salmon Falls]

* Place on S Fork Anierican River alout 8

milcR m of Folsom.-:5t.at. of Calif . ,1854,222,
1854.

Gibbes, Liap of California, 1852

Salmon Lake

Lake 40 miles KE Nevada City, between
heads of S and Middle Forks Yuba River, flov/ing

into Canon Creek,

Ilutchings Calif .Hag., II, 109, Sept., 1857.

Snlmon River., or Quoratem [Salmoii River]

•Oibljs, in Schoolcraft, 111,150,1853.
'River in S\7 Siski-ou County, flowing
into Klcuaath River from SE.

SalsipuedeB

)^o«l<M#%4«pi»%«||W

Calif,

Mama on map of Monterey district. 1830, « little
E of nortbem Monterey Bay, & near lat.37^.
-Bancroft.Hist, Calif. 11,145, 617,1885,

Rancho in Santa Cruz Co. [in 1834]. —Ibid II,
157.ftnote; ibid III,678,1885.

"Rancho of Salsipuedes.near the place since
knov7n as Watsonville". "Jurisdiction of
Branciforte never extended to. . .Corralitos
(including Salsipuedes)". —Ibid II 171 ffflYf
& ftnotej, 1885. ' ^ ^^®^^

Salt Creek

Creelc in Caiiiornia Desert,
in Pac.Rr.Rep.,V,pt.II,104,1857.

--Blake, W.P.,

i;fli*»ai»<Mi!'i,:;i!*i;i)iiw»ji.>^f4i»fMH|iBiiiiiiitiiiiiW,iii *i»,|*#t,f(4i

Sa,lt Creek

One of three creeks emptjdng into upper
Sacramento River from the W within half a
idle of each other, the other two being Liid-
dle Creek and Rock Creek.

Kelly, Excursion to Calif., London, II
105,1851,

Salt Oreek Kern Oo«
U.S.Geog.Board,Apr.7,1909

Oalif.

Salt; creek, flowing through a creta-
ceous area in south half of Township
29 South, Range 20 East, Kern
county, California.

Salt Creek

Merced Co.

See Lagana Seca Creek

Calif.

Salt Lake

San luis Obispo Co

See Soda Lake

Calif

Salt Spring Kern

Salt; spring, north line of Section 25.
Township 25 South, Range 18 East,
Kern county, California.

^^* Calif.

U.S.Geog. Board, Apr. 7.1909

Arroyo or Canada del Salud

r Cal if .

[ Waddell CreekJ

Name given by Port da JExpd. in 1769 to
deep stream 1 league E by S from Ano Nuevo
Point..— Costanso, Diary Portola Expd.,
Pubs. Acad. Pacific Coast Hist., vol. 2. no.
4, p. 255, 1911.

Crespi says they first named it La Canada
de_San Luis Beltran. but renamed it La Salud
because their sick became better here. —
Crespi, Diary Portola Expd. in Palouts
Noticia de la Nueva Calif., 2, 189. 1874.

Eldredge says this stieam was Waddell Creek.
Zoeth Eldredge, March of Portola, p. 37, 1909

Sampson Peak _ San Benito Co. c^lif.

U.3.Geog.Board.Mar.6 1912 ^^'"p^""' ^^^^ (elevation 4.631 fe*et).

, ,x^j.o ^«™ed by the Franciscan metamor-

a ?*""= '■"'^•^s at their contact with the

Serpentine, 2 miles southwest of New
Idria, San Benito County, California.
(Not Venado Peak.)

^ „ , , ^ ., . San Luis Obispo Co
Cafiada de San Adriano

Calif.

.^

rci i-^i...r® Po^rtola Expd. camped on hill
Vblack Hill; on N side Morro Bay. Crespi
says he named this site Canada de San Adriano.

apparently lower part of"T!horro Creek. —

Crespi, Diary Portola Expd. in Palou's
Noticia de la Nueva Calif.. 2, 161, Jiexico,

1874.

San Alejo ^ D-V"^v^A>>y San Diego Co. , Calif.

Canyon 9 leagues IJW of San Diego, visited
^y Portola Expd, in 1769 and named from the
abundance of the trees called alisos. (Spelled
San Alexos in Spanish text on opposite page), -J

Costanso, Diary Portola Expd. 1769-70, Pubs.
Acad. Pacific Coast Hist., vol 2, no,4, 169, 1911
Lat. 33**. — Crespi, Diary Portola Expd. in
Palou's Koticia de la Nueva California. 2,103,

1874.

San Arnedio

Blake, W.P., in Pac.Rr.Rep.,V,pt.II,(il .)
45,1857.

San Anacleto, Isla de

Island in Santa Barbara Channel, near
San Miguel Island.

Galiano, Viage Sutil y Llexicona (1792)
Mcadrid, p. 173, 1802. '

San Andres, Isla de

Island in the Gulf of Santa Catalina.
Galiano, Yiagc Sutil y Moxicana (1792)
L'aurid, p. 174, 1802. '

Canaxia de San Andrei* San Mateo Cd'/, Calif

Canyon extending fron a litle N of Point
San Pedro southerly to San Francisquito Creek.
Called Canada de San Frajicisco by the
Portola Erpd. in 1769.^— Co^stanso, Diary
Portola Expd.. Pubs* Acad- Pacific Ccaet Hist.,
vol. 2. no.4, pp. 109, 113, 1911.

Canada de San Andrge* Teminates at
Punta de 'Almejas (Point San Fedro). — Pedro
Font. Diary Anza Expd. ,1775-76. fubs. Acad.

Pacific Coast Hist. .vol. 3, no.l. p.r75, nl913.

^^^^^,^^—,-,11 Lov^ri '^•^"^^'

Eldredge says tha name CaRada de San
Andres was given by Rivera Nov. 30,1774,—

l^ ^ .V Ml n v» ^% aJ /•*• .^ ■ C^ m-^ — . lL _ r* ^F\ J « > •. _

Z» D

Eldredge, March ofPortola. 41, 1909.

San Andreas

[San Andreas]

Town little SE of junction of S Fork
with main Calaveras River, Calavords County.
•Stat, of Calif.,18£4,222,18£4.

KP^^y^-^-^^^^^-^-^tU^

Canada de San Andres Calif.

Canyon in range "wooded with spruce" on east
side of San Francisco peninaila, not far south
of the port of San Francisco. —Pedro- Font:
Diary, Anza Expd. 1775-1776 rPubs.Acad.Pacif, Coast
Hist. Vol. 3, No. 1, p. 75, March 1913.

San Antonio

De Llofras, Carte de 1 'Oregon, des Cal-
ifornies, &c., 1844.

Place few miles S,of San Antonio Llission
(probably present village Jolon)

iHmMWil |iiWlWlillMWl|ii»W(IIWIII

Calif*

gan Antonio

Name on map of Monterey district,1801-10, on
upper Salinas River south of San Miguel

Mission. -Bancroft, Hist. Calif. 11,145,1885.
Place bj same name also located in Monterey Dis-
trict a little southwest of SanLuis Obispo
Mission. -Ibid.

San Antonio de los Robles

•Humboldt,
1811.

Essai Polit.Nouv.Esp., 'I,xxxvi,

Cal if.

San Antonio [River]
Presumably a river flowing west into southern

end of San Francisco Bay. — Beech ey: Voyage of
Blossom [1826], 11,426, 1831. (5'''^^ c4w.r^.

Mieion de S.Antonio

Pounded July 1771: near river of saine name,

in plain of Los Robles, in center of Sierra de
Santa Lucia, 25 leagues SE of Monterey and 8
leagues from coast. Lat. 35 30. -- Palou, Vida

de Padre Junipero Serra, 125, Mexico, 1787,

*

San Antonio de la Canada de les Eobles.—

m mm' ■>»i^Wi'<w> m' 'i

''«>Mi^b>«<^iBa^M

I ■ m" r'

Font, Diary Anza Expd., 1775^76, Pubs. Acad.
Pacific Coast Hist., vol. 3, no. 1, 59, 1913

San Antoiiio, Mission

* Ue kofras, Carte de l»Oregon, des Cal-
lies, &c., 1844,

* Mission on San Antonio Creek in Coast
Range (lat. 36^ W of Salinas Valley and E of
Santa Lucia Mountains.

lR.nN*f3'' Kxped ijarx-ative, V, map (dated
lfi41} facing p. 150, 1845.

vVi

ancouver, Voyage of Dincovery, 1790-^5
Lend. ,11,443, 1798 (Mission of St.i^jitonio,
established 1792), £, Atlas "(Sn Antonio).

San Antonio de Padua, Mis ion de

_ __Galiano, Viage Sutil y Mexicana (1792),
Madrid, table facing p. 166, 1802.
Mission San Antonio de Fadua.

c

u

an Antonio ou del Pajaro, Pio de CPajaro Piverl
De Kofras, Carte de TOregon, des Cal-
ifornies, &.C., 1844. (map. no. 14)

r^^^A-KAX. %

River emptying into kontcrey Eay^J £^1^

San Antonio, Rio de -fcPajaro River] Calif

River.

River empty ir^ into Monterey^ of Salinas

Rg^,S". Antonio. — Gal eano, Voyage Sutil y
Mexicana, Atlas, 1802. • -^^-^ -^ ^

Rio de San Antonjn ^rmj^'' Pajaro. —
Carte del 'Or^onV des'^I^allTornies ,
Imap no. 14) , 1844.

DeMof ras ,

Ranch 0 San Antonio

c«a

Rancho on -Dside of San Francisco Bay
extending from Rancho San Pablo as far south
as San Leandro Creek, 07/ned in 1836 ty Luis
Peralta. A portion of it is now occupied b y
cities of Oakland & Alameda. — fc. Heath
Davis, Sixty Years in Calif,, 1831 -89, 31,
San Francisco, 1889.

San Antonio Creek

ISaikilLtonio Creek]

• Creek in Alameda County, flowing into
San Francisco Bay from the E.--.Polit. Code of
California, San Francisco, p. 462, 1897.

Blalce.W.P,, in Pac.Rr.Rep. ,V,pt.II,map
lacing 145,1857.

San Antonio Ernbarcodero

•Fmbarcadero at head of navigation on San
Antonio Creek, Alarneda County.

^Polit.Code of California, San Francisco,
p. 462, 1897.

San Antonio de Pala

CPala]

De Mofras, Carte de 1 'Oregon, des Cal-
ifornies, &c., 1844.

Subsidiary mission on San Luis Rev Riv-
er HE of San Luis Rey.

De Mofras, Exploration de I'Orep-on &c

Tome II, p,47. 1844. Mission de
SajiAntonio. " "~~

San Antonio

..■'ii.iiiiiiiiii>iiiii[|iiiiii[iiiiliiinMawiiiiiiil

Place midwfy between Guadalupe and
Mission Santa Inez.

De Mofras, Carte de I'Oregon, (tOes ^jrlifor

nies 6cc, gen»l map. 1844.

San Antonio, Crock [Antonio Creek]

Creek emptyin/5 into Petaluina Creek from
the W, fomin^^ part of boundary between Son-
oma and Ilarin Counties.

'Statutes of California, 1850, 60, 1850;
Gibbeis^IIap of California, 1852.

San Antonio, Laguna de

Small lake on boundary
and Marin Counties.

bet?;

een Sonoma

Statutes of California, 1850, 60, 1850.

San Antonio, Lajuana de

Small lake in Llarin County, source of
San Antonio Creek.

Statutes of California, 1651, 178, 1851.

Called Laguna of San Antonio in Statutes

of California, 1850, 60, 1850.

^.^

^^^^. ^Ou<^. .

Name of point

Calif.
Punta de Son Jintonio [ oUhor Shoad PoiBt

^ "^ Point Richmond]
extremity of Potrero
of San Pablo* — Lieut. Ayala's First Survey
and Map of the Bay of San Francisco, 1775.
Name given by Ayala or Caflizares to Point

Richmond, San Francisco, Bay. -- Zoeth Eldredge,
Beginnings of San Francisco, I, 50, 1912.

Pta. de San Antonio

La Pti\)u^£, Voyage, At\a&nl. 2)^, nm.

iic^^!=:E4W?t Ivd , B>.F. ^ ^

'-"* II iiii»i niiiiiiiiiliii

San Antonio

•Beechey, Voya.go of Blossom, 11,653,1331
^-^^/De Ilofras, Carte de 1* Oregon, den Cal-
if ornies. &c. 1844.

(C?

Stat, of Calif., 1854, 184, 1854

rp

ij

OTrn on Y\ sido of San Francisco Bay, on
idc of channel or estuary of saino name on
oundary Lotv/ecn present cities of Oakland
nd Alameda; now atsorlDed into East Oakland.
Blake, W.P,, in Pac.Rr.Rep.,V,pt.II,140

1857

San Antonio de Padua (Mission) _
Founded 1771.

•Humboldt, Essai Polit.lIouv.Esp
lail; II,841(Statistics), 1811.

1,326,

San Antonid (di* Pdscadai^c)

Calif.

Rancho in Santa Cruz Co. in 1833. -Bancroft,
Hist- Calif. 111,678, 1885.

« I

San Antonio, Arroyo de, or Keys Creek CS.Ant.CrJ
^ Creek flowing into Tonialec Bay from the \^

-Polit. Code of California, San Francisco
p. 463, 1897. rrcjicisco,

Los Cristianos

San Diego Co., Calif,
or San Apolinari9 or

Canada del Bautismo),
Canyon 3 leagues SB of^'san Juan Capistrano,
visited by Portola Expd. in 1769, where they
baptised two Indian children, por this reason
the soldiers called the place Los Cristianoa.
Crespi named it San Apolinario: othere called it
La Canada de los Bautismos. -- Crespi, Diary
Portola Bxpd. in Palou»» Noticia de la Nueva
Calif., 2, 113, Mexico, 1874.

Canada del B»utismo. — Costanso, Diary ,

(Over

PortolaExpd., Pubs. Acad. Pacific Caast Hist.,
vol. 2, no. 4, 173, 1911.

7 i- - Q

^Jlit'"l%«««

«^:-^^^r-^

8 ^

v

..-%

'-C., C-

Ti

^^^v.

Calif.

,^,a£LBarnai*dc Riv6i! :

So. Calif, -^oryrMilitary Heconnoissance,ia46-7
110,1848.

San Barnardo t-d

- Lbernarclo]

Cross roads (foriiorly ranch) on San

Bernardo Pdver V of <^^^,r^ n^«.^r^ r« ^ -i «

j-^t.i, is Ox ,,an jjiego [a few miles S

of T^scondidol.

^mory, Military' Reconn. Ft. Leavenworth
to San Liego in 1846-47, 110,116,1848.

San Barnardo, Rio [San Bernardo River]

River in San Bicgo County emptying- into

San Dioguito River.

Emory, Military Reconn. Ft. Leavcnv/orth

to San Diego in 1846-47, 110,1848.

^Ranclio San Bartclo Calif.

Ranch in Los Angeles Vallejr, o'^ed in 1830'
by Francisco Ocampo. - Wrn. H. Davis, Sixty
Years in Calif., 1831.89, 600, San Franci

SCO

San Bartolomeo

De Llofras, Carte de l*Oregon, des
ifomies, &c., 1844.

Place near head of Salinas Valley
of San Lliguel.

Cal-

San Benito

De Mofras, Carte de 1' Oregon, des Cal
ifornies, &c., 1844.

Ranch or settlement in valley of saine
n^nmc, E of Salinas Valley, in what is now
San Benito County.

— Sn. Be nit a

[San Benito]

Calif.

toan on San Benito Hiver, San Benito Co

De Mofras, Carte de l^Oregon, des Califor

nies, <S;C, Gen'l map, 1844 >

San Benito '

Name on map of Monterey district,
side of Salinas River & northeast

Antonio Mission. - Bancroft, Hist.
1885,

— Calif.

1801-10, east
of San

Calif. 11,145,

Arroyo de San Benito San Benito River Calif.

In 1776 the Anza Tlxpd, crossed the Arroyo
d© Ran Benito 2 leagues UK of Natividad, Uonte-
fcy OoJ. — Font, Diary Anza Expd.,Pube. Acad.
Pacific Coast Hist., vol. 3, no.l, 68, 1913.

Benito Valley

Blak

[San iJenito Vaiiey]

1857.

e,W.P,, inPac.Rr.Je£^v,pt.ll,r39,

__ Valley E of Salinas, Valley.

■'■ i WilililllWIMlllHI <iiiM

imiMilill^

'""Wli'llIM HlliiilllllllilllllllillHWtWi

i|||iWiWii|i>ii|iiiii|iinni||iHimiil|l«i|iii

San Benito Mountain

[San Benito; Mountain (elevation 5.258
feet), dome-shaped summit of the San
Carlos division of the Diablo Range,
about ^14 miles southeast of New
Idria, San Benito County, California.

San Benito Co, Calif.
U.S.Geog,Board,Mar.6,1912

San Luis 0"bispo Co., Calif,
San Benvenuto (or Canada del Osito))

Camion in wiich Porto la Expd. Halted (1769)
3 leagues lSOil¥ of their camping place on Estero
Bay which was alDout '6 miles E of Pt, Estero.
Crespi says the soldiers called it Osito becaus
the Indians offered them a "bear cub which they
were taming, but he named it gan BenYenuto. —

Crespi, Diary Portola Expd. , in Palou«8 Hoticia
de la Nueva Calif. ,2, 162, Mexico, 1874.

Canada del Osito. — Costanso, Diary Portola

Expd., Pubs. Acad. Pacific Coast Hist,, Vol., 2, nP

V over}

4,?24,301. 1911

San Bernadino [Peak]

High peak in southern California.
John S. Ilittell, Hutchings Calif.iw.
Ill, 357,Feb., 1859. . '

Cdbbe's Hap of California, 1852 (Mt. San
Bernadino) .

San Bernardino Valley ^^-^Xrh ^^cC^tt Culif •

Early name of Santa Clara Valley.

Hall gave its boundaries as extending from
San Francisco to San Juan Bautista (Frederic
Hall, History of San Jose, 8, 1871), but this
is doubtless an error, as the valley proper
ends with Gilroy plain.

Not to be confounded with San Bernardino

Valley several hundred miles south.

[ ov er]

■ Anza Expd. in 1776 traveling f rom Mon- '
terey to San Francisco, entered the Valle
de San Bernardino 1 lea^-^ue N of Paiaro piver
-- Pedro Foiit, Diar}^ Anza Erpd. ,Pubs. Acad.
Pacific Coast Hist., vol. 3, no.l, p. 65, 191

"Plains of San Bernardino stretch over
half the way bety/een the ports of Monterey
k San Francisco." — Francisco Palou. Yida
de Junipero Serra, 208, Mexico, 1787.

Eldredge says valley was named by Fages
in 1772 for Saint Bernardine pf Sienna. —
Z. S. E.' ^^ ' ^ . . -c-
4l. 191;

"* • .* , .,"«.

fian Eernardino, Sierra

^^e...,XVIII(pt.2),Arf..6;r51;1855.

Whipple, A.W., in Pac.Rr.Rep.,III,Art.I,

21,1856.

Son Bprnnrciino I-t.

yj^

'(•HI 1 i nn -on , R . S . , mnp , in Ky. . Do c . 1 '^9 , 3 x5 .

rA^■..

onr.,l-.t.Ses3.,X\riII(T)t.4),185e).

San Bernadinn, Vt,

U

nibbets,I'fip of California, 1852.

Whipple, A. W., in P:x.Doc.ir.9,3:5d.Con.r. .
^■.r.es3.,XVIII(T)+.r.),Art.6;59;1855,

San Bernnr'jino Lit?.

— ^ liountains 9,000 ft. high, H of San Gor-

f^^^^^^ ^^^^S'-Huniphrnys, A. A,2; Barron, GJC, in

Et. Doc. 1:9, 35d. Cone;., l?^.Sess,,XVIII(pt,l) Art. 1;
67; 1855.

Davis, in Pac.Rr.Rep.,I,^27,1855.

— Humphreys, A. A.& Warren, G.K., in Pac.Rr.
Rep., I, Art. II, 87, 1855.

1 •

San Beruarai no i'eiss

= Sail Oorronio Poss

Imnphr-y-., a ^ A. a ^^nrrrn,G.K. , in Kt.Doc.129|

35d. Conr:., 1st. Ge.B^.., XVIII, (pf,.i) Art.l- 66;1855.

Humphreys, A. A. & Warren, G.K., in Pac.Rr.
Rep,, I, Art. II, 86,1855.

San Bcrnadino, Rio

[See: Santa Ana R.]

Gibbes, Map of California, 1802.

Saji Bernardino River. — Meaning Santa Ana
River. — Benj. D. Wilson, Observations on
Early Days in Calif, and New Mexico, 29,

---MS, B.-mcroft Library, 1877.

San Bernardino

[San Bernardino]

• De Llofras, Carte de 1 'Oregon, des Cal-
if ornies, SiC, 1B44.

• Town on Santa Ana River at S base of
San Bernardino Mountains.

•Incorporated as a city April 13, 18M.
'Statutes of California, 1854, 200, 1854.

• Ibid, 223, 1854. ^

an Bernardino Lount.ainR

355,1859." ^' "'"°^^' Hu^chinfjs Calif. Hag., lit,

S>(x.'v>-'S)ex woct iwvxvo

\«^Ha

c.cx\:>.

\

The succeeding March,^a ^rd party, with a hundred

and fifty wagons, left the capuair]^^^ purpose of establishing

a settlement in the southern part of California. It was to be sit-
uated at no great distance from San Diego, and near Williams's
ranche and Cahone Pass, between which and Little Salt Lake it is.
designed to establish other settlements as speedily as possible. By
means of these successive places of refreshment, the incoming emi-
gration from the Pacific will be enabled to "go from strength to
strength " till they reach the Zion of their hopes. ^

o Q. n

rernardino County

Established April 26,1853 and defined,
^^l""^^.? °^ California, 1853,119-120,1855

San Bernardo, I.

[San Liiguel Island]

De liofras. Carte de l'Oro£,-on, des Cal-
ifornies, &c., 1044.

Island at W end of Santa Barbara Channel
¥ of Santa Rosa Island.

Cabrillo died here Jan. 3, 1543.

!• San Bernardo

LSan Miguel]

Cal i f .

Island at entrance to 3ant£ Btirbara
Shainnol. ' ^^c^ia

De Mofras, Carte de 1 'Oregon dos Cell-

fornies See, Gen a map, 1844 .

De Mofras, SxDlor£:tion de l»Orepon.(S;c

1.96. 1844. «t^n»^t.

- T, Calif,

San Bernardo y su Compafiero (or Santa Rosa or
Rio de San Verardo^ \^Santa Inez Rive^
Large river 6 leagues KW of Pt. Concepcion,
passed bv Portola Expd. in 1769 and "named San
Bernardo y su Compagero: others gave it the name
of S_anta Rosa, — Crespi, Diary Portola Expd. in
Palou's Noticia de la Nueva Calif., 2,154, 1874.

Rio Grande de San Verardo (San Berardo in
Spanish text on opposite page). -- Costanso,

Diary Portola Expd. , Pubs. Acad. Pacific Coast

Hist., vrl.2, no. 4, 213, 1911,.

(over)

Rio de San Verardo (Barardo)

•- Ibid, 307.

San Bernardo

Calif.

Nan© on map of San Diego District,1800-30, on
R. San Dieguito, - Bancrof t, Hist •Calif. II, l05,

Introduced merely for the date (1800-1830).
tne place is well known, S of Escondido.

San Bruno, Sierra de
Beechey, Voyage

of Blossom, 1,374,1831.

H-tlU

Sierra de San Brund— LSsn Bruno Jffiy Calif.

Cliain of Hills south of San Francisco Mission.
- Be echey: Voyage of Blossom [1825],II,42,183lJ5/j

De Mofras, Carte de 1 'Oregon et des

Californies, etc. Map 16. 1844,

San Bruno River

Beechey, Voya^ge of Blossom, 1,374,1831.

_S_an Bruno, Pta. __CSan Bruno Point]

"■ ■■'■ m .ii.iini-iiii.m ai»lllllllll||lWBWBBWM»MH^^^MIi|iMM,.Yipi,,,^

De Mofras, Carte de 1 'Oregon, des Cal-.
ifomies, Lc._ (map IIo. 16), 1844,

^-- Point on W side "an Francisco B
what is 210W South San Francisco.

ay at

San Bruno hills

Two hills S of San Francisco.

Beechey, Voyage of Blosnom, 11,651,1831.

Rio San Buenaventura [ Sal inasr River]

Calif.

Bryant: What I Saw in Calif. 570, 1848.
LEnitry dated Dec. 7, 1846.]

San Buenaventura or Salinas R. [Salinas R.]

■mpiiwiaiMHlllIlp

BlalceJ/^P., in Pac.Rr.Rep. ,V,pt.II,139,ibbV

San Buenaventura, Pte

Cap

,De Mofras, Carte de I'OreFon des Cnl
mies, he, 1844. ^ ' ^^^

Point at mouth of River of same name.
■QSILJuenavar] tnr^ » Dp ]iTnfv..e i?, t

leTra^feSn ^n m ^^4 i-xplcration
1 uregon &c.^Tcme I, p. 218. 1844.

San Buenaventura Mission

Ventura Co., Calif

Pounded March 1782, at entrance to Channel
or Santa Barbara^on site nained by first expd,
in 1769, La Asumpta or" Asuncion de ITtra.Senora,-

Palou, Vida de Padre Junipero Serra, 246, Mexico

1787.

Galiano, Viage Sutil y Mexicana (1792),
Madrid, table facing p. 166, 1802.

Vancouver, Voyage of Discovery, 1790-95,
Lond, II, 455,456,489,1798. (Mission of Bueno

Ventura or Buena Ventura, founded 1784) & /
— (over

Atlas. (Sn Buenaventura).

Humboldt, Essai Polit.Houv.Esp.. I.xxxiv
ixxxix, 326. 1811; 11.841 (Statistlo^MeU.

&o.^aif.""'' °"^^ "* 1' Oregon, des Calif ornies

fac^n^^«^<^^^• ^^""^«. V. inap (dated 1841)
racing p.lsO, 1845.

San Carmelo, Valley

[Carmel Vrlley]

Beechey, Voyage of Blossom, 11,408,1831.

San Bruno, Sierra de

, ^e Mofras, Carte de T Oregon, des Cal-
ifomies, &c. (map no. 16), 1844.

_ Mountain ridge on San Francisco Pen-
insula between San Francisco and South San
Francisco.

Blake, W.P., in Pac.Rr.Rep, ,V,pt.II,139,
1857 (San Francisco or San Bruno Range) .

San

Carlos Bolsa San Benito Co, Calif.

Qeog. Board ,Mar . 6 , 1912 ^'::^^^^i:i^':::^z:r!:::

San Carlos Peak. Diablo Range, San
Benito County, California.

San C5XlQ5 Jfiasiii

.f f n^ ® ^^SJ?^ °^ . SarL_Carlos of Montftrftv f ounded
^ay 31 17/0 at port of Monterey, the chapel
beiig built next to garrison. — Palou. Vida
de Junipero Setta, 103, Mexico, 1767.

, M^^JtPI^ofS^ri^arlos transferred to Car-
mel River, 1 league S oTl'Ionterey. — Ibid, 12'

San Carlos de Monterey, Mission and
capital of New Calif.-- Humboldt, Essai

Polit. Nouv. Esp. I, 326. 1811; II, 841
Vstatistics) , IBll.

San Carlos Mission, 1 league S of
Presidio of Monterey.— Beechey. Voyage of

Bloesom. 11. 408, 1831.

^i^^^S' Via^e Sutil y Mexicana (1792).
Madrid, p. 160, 163. 1802.

Vancouver. Voyage of Discovery. 1790-96,
Lond. II. pl.facirK p. 10, p. 33, 1798
(mission oT St. Carlos) k Atlas Xtn
d^Monterrey & St. Carlos)

Carlos

San Carlos Mission

Calif.

In 1770 Portola occupied the port of
Lonterej, and established there the Mission
and Presidio of San Carlos.- Official Ac-
count of Portola Exped. 1769-1 77^: Pub ». Acad.
Pacif.Coast Hist.., Vol.1, No. 2, pp.9, H
Aug.1909. ' *

Punta de San Carlos [= Lime Point] Calif

Lieut. Ayala's First Sun^ey and Map of the
Bay of San Francisco, 1775.

Name given by Ayala or Canizares to Lime
Point, Saji Francisco Bay. — Zoeth Eldredge,
Beginnings of San Francisco, I, 50, 1912.

Pte. de St. Carloa "V.v^v\«.'?oV-w\:,^olX?.'v\. W-t^

La Pe^roit^c , Voyage, Allo^ pi. 3^,0^1

/^

Puerto de San Carlos

Calif,

Pass tliroLV'Ii mountains called Sierra Madre
de California by Anza tod. & reach.ed by tliem
in 1775, on their way toward San Gabriel Missicr
-Dianr of Pedro Font, Anza Expd. 1775-1776:

Pubs. Acad.Pacif. Coast Hist. Vol. 3, No. 1, p. 39,
l.farch 1913, -

San Catalina L

large island

Calif

De Mofras, Carte de l^Oregon, des Calif or-

nies <3cc, Gen»l map, 1844.

Sane el i to Bay

Blake, W.P,, in Pac.Hr.Rep. J,pt.II,146,1857.

Sancl'ia Plana

Place on Liokelunme Ri-^

[Lanclia Plana]

-Stat, of Calif., 1854, 223, 1854.

'/er, SW of Jackson.

Sanchez

ras

Ranch on San Francisco Peninsula. De Mof-
Carte de I'Orogon, des Californies, &c.
(general map) 1844,

IJote.. In 1849 Y/illiam Kelly left Santa Clara
one morning on horseback, rode 40 miles to the
ranch of Don Antonio Sanchez, and after dinner
pushed on to Mission Dolores, which he reached

before dark.- Kelly, Excursion to California,
London, II, 330, 1851.

San Clara [Mission] ___

Vicinity i^'ort Koss .
'' *'. De Mofras, Exploration

Tome II, p.

Calif.

■v0mmmmmimimimm

de 1 'Oregon,

San Clemente IbIeukI

CaSiSj.°^^ southern Calif., s of Santa

Ban Clgmente . — Vicente Villa. Diary

CoHFI^^'^I^^o^^' ^^«o ^^^«^- Pacific
Coast Hist., vol. 2, no.l, 89. 1911.

St. Clement Id..— Vancouver, Vovl.
Discovery iYyu-9£), Lond. II. 466. m
Ta^de Sn Clemente k Ya de Sn Clement. Atlas

e of

S? Clemente or S? -^^I.^^A^:^' — DeMofras.

"" (over)

Carte de l*Oregon, des Calif ornies, &c,1844.

Wilkes Expd
1845.

St* Olemente Id.

1852:

— G-ibbes, Map of Calif.,

I.^^^Mh.

\

\~

Sand Creek

'"""""""""^ MMlWIlllHIMIWlWlllllWlillllw m "■■■WliWMpiiMiii..,.,.....,,..,,^^

Cree- flov/ing into 5
from the E.-Gibber,, Llap of

end Tulare Lake
California, 1852.

Sand-hill valley

43.1856

Whipple, A,W., in Pac.Rr.Rep.,III,Art.III

I

Sand Hill Valley

PI

-'C

,^1

-^

out 75 miles IIW of the IJeedl

V/hipple,A.W. , mav

es

^ •

Ex.Doc. 1:29, 5M. Cong.. 1st. S

no. 2( doted 1853-4)

m

ess.,XVIII(pt.4),1855

San Diogo/[ District]

Y/ilkes Kxped. (map dated 1841) ,V, facing

p. 150, 1845. ---

WU-v-

^

<''-'^^ UlAOOV.'

San Diegito Tall^y

Calif,

It

20 mi. fran San Diego". --Rept.Lt.E.O.r)

Ord in Sen.Doc.47, 31st Cong. 1st Sess. 123.18501

Canada de San Di

\^\oi«e)t ^jok^t «^ 'U.esi. 5tj(XA»-^f»»^"\

ego

San Diego Co., Calif

ITame given by Portola Ixpd. in 1769 to

: leagues m of San Diego. - Costanso,

Portola Expd.. Pubs. Acad. Pacific Coast

vol

canyon
Diary
Hist.,

<•• no. 4, 167, Aug, 1911
Pocitos de la Canada
Diary Portola Expd.

I^ueva California. 2, 102, Mexi

— Crespi

in Palou»8 Koticia de 1

CO, 1874

San Diogo Bay_

[San Diego Bay]

?lmory, Military Reconn. Ft. Loavemvorth

to S

\w

an Diego in 1846-47, 11.3J84P.

Gibbes Llap of Cal ifomia,18r)2 (San
Diego Harbor) .

San

Diego County

Established Feb. 18, 1850 and defined.

California, 1850,58-59,1850.

Statutes of

^?

D \^'tTlcV

V

YVV^y-

^OvWXl^TkYv/ 0 ^ CA'^OY-^VB-

Sandiego Credk __ San Luis Obispo Co. Calif.

U«L!#Ge0g*B0ard^Apr#7 1909 Sandiego; creek, in Township 30

South, Range 20 East, San Luis
Obispo county, California. (Not
San Diego.)

3an Diego Creek San Luis Obispo Co
See Sandiego Creek

Calif

Pt. Sn. Diego

Same as San Diego -
La Perouse, Voyage,

Atlas,, pL 1,1797

[San luicQO Bay]

Gan Diogo Harbor

C-ibbe^ i:ap of California, 1852.

Hunphrey3,A.A.£. Wfirren,G.K., in Ex. Doc.
129,33d.Con^-7:.,lst.Sess.,(pt.l) Art. Ij67j 1855.

San Diego, Mission

Fomded 1770

Vaiicouver, Voyage of Discovery, 1790-95

Lond.,11,489,1796

Galiano, Viage Sutil y Mexicana (1792)

Madrid, table facing p. 166,1802 (M

Diego

• t

^
/ •

ision de San

Humboldt, Essai Polit.II

ouv.K

326,1811; II,841(Statistics), -1811 (foun
1 769) ,

sp. ,I,x3:iciv

dod

San Diego Mission

Calif

Audubon: We stern •Journal 1649-1850,
170, Cleveland, 1906.

s

Q:?! Diego, Mission

Langsdorff, Voyage

CMi

ssion San Diego]

s and Travels (18C3-.

1B07) ,Lond.,pt. II, 157,1814

•De Mofras, Carte de I'Oregon, des Calif-
ornies, &C..1844.

-^^ajQ^-~Ilje<^o_^-t-e d^ la, CoUvYie. d

7)^ Mof

e.

T cL>

I « 'V't _ c U^tUL-

.wiii>»i»#Miffi!WiitiiiiiiiiiiiiMi

OVW.CL

San Diego, Puiita de

— ^^^^^■nO| Viage Sutil y Me:dcana (17Q2)
Madrid, p. 174, 1802. "

'' ''""'* '''■' '■' "'T^i'"''WI^'.i»l!i™(IMIimi«WT1!l"U(ii)t(BK|(|gj

San Diego, Fort

[San Diego Bay]

Voyage de la Perouse, Atlas, 11

1797 (Port Sn. Diego)

Vancouver, Voyage of Discovery
Lond.,II,46e,1798 (Port St. Diero')

ap 3, 15

I

>

1790-

OR

%J

I

Gali

ego

ano, Viage Sutil y Mexicana (179:?,)

Madrid, p.l74,}802 (Puerta de

1811

HuniLoldt. Es

San Diego)

bd

i Polit.lIouv.E

sp.,I,l:a'xix

•De IJofras, Carte de TOregon, des Celif-

omics, &c.,1844, /pnr'+ ^« c„v, -n- n

* * Irort de ban Diep:o) ,

sido de St. Diego

Diego now

__JiM^ tt_Point_wh.ere Mission of San
stfuids, north of San Diego Bay. _

Map 55, Atlas du Vouage de La Perouse,

1797.

■iliKIM MHWIIMiMMIilii III iitiiMiilliLP

-JTancouv

ii;,

Vo

Lona .,11, 467, 17S.6 . Uvwuu^ \'i -j o ._

yage of Discovery, 1790-95,

*mm iiKiimiiiiiiiiiiniiiwiMniwai

'■ 'ii'W *i| ijin mt ■ ■ > w m^mm

'^7 * t^f**'' ''**■••- "jrsw

"Tinni'" T iiiiiiiiini ii[ii'ii.tiiiiiiiiiwiiiii iMiji I IUI.IIII.I

San Diego, Rio

[San Diego River]

^ -De Mofras, Carte de 1 'Oregon, des Cal-
if ornies, &c., 1

River in southern California flowing
westerly from Cuyainaca Mt. and emptying into
False Bay^ II of San Di-ngo Bay.

* Emory, lalitary Reconn. Ft. Leavenworth
to Gan Diego in 104-6-47, 113,1848.

an Diego

■••■■•••■III

Calif.

Emory:Military Reconnoissance,lSi6-7, 113, 1848

■'■«»*.l,l8|||l' I ,t*^ , fM»

I

Sanel Sonoma Co. Calif.

"Old Indian town of Sanel situated near the
American town of the same name." Stephen Powers
Indians of W Nevada & Calif. Ann.Hept. Smithson-
ian Inst, (for 1876) p. 457. 1877.

Place in Russian River Yalley helow Healds-
^urg.

San Elijo Lagoon ^ San Diego Co-, Calif.

Lagoon on coast in Lat. 33*1'.

Not the San Aleio Canyon of Portola Expd
1769, which apparently is present Batiquitas
Lagoon and Canyon.

Monterey Co., Call
Rio de San Elizario biSalinae Eivexl

In 1769 the Portola Kxd. followed the course
of a river from the Santa Lucia Mountains 15
. leagues NW to the bay foraied by the Punta de
PinoB and Punta deoAno ITuevo. They thought it
might be Rio Carmelo, but Crespi nained it
Canada or Rio de San Eliz;.T.in. .. Crespi, Diary
Portola 7)xpd. in Palou's Noticia de la Nueva
Calif., 2, 171, Mexico, 1874.

San' Felipe

■■tm^'im"im» iiiiwwiiiimmiiiiiii.iwii nti.niwiiifcii»nw-Hi)iw»i m.'i.niiwiimwwmiiiiiiMiiiHfc. mi\ ' ■- ihthiit 'iiffwiji mi. iHi. mi

C^lif.

-^ *■"-"*■»**»"■ '' ■-— — ^ n ""tnii'iiTiiwi ■■■ ■'irmiiiiiiiimi rr n , ■ oiiii.kiiiii.iu.. , miiiii m inimii iiiinuMi ■■■»

Marcy: Prairie Traveler7"295, N,Y.1859

# «

San Felipe." Pacif .R.R.Repts. Gen .Map of Eipl.

& Surv, Calif. 1853.

San Fslips.- Audubon: We stem Journal, 1649-lb50|

168, Cleveland, 1906.

San Felippe.-Bnory: Military Reconn.ia'i6-7,l(>4,
1848.

%

San Felipe^

Spanish naiiio of Indian villa^^e in val-
ley of sa.mG naiue, southern California.

r:ilkes Exped. llarrative, V, map (dated
1841) facing p. 150, 1845.

V/illiamr.oa,R.3., map, in Ex. Doc. 129, 33d.
Cong;., l^t.Sess., XVIII (pt. 4), 1855.

Blake, W.P., in Pac.Rr.ReTD. ,V,pt.II,l05,
1857.

San Felipe Creek

—...■■»■—«... ...I _ „, t— m— .1 II—— M-— »__._

-. Statutes of California, 1850, 59, 1850.

Creek flov/ing into Fajaro River from
the E and rising in I^ariposa Mt. in SR Santa
Cl-ra and 1|E_ San Benito Counties.

Calif._

San Felipe Bancho San Benito Co,__

3an Felipe y Ausavmas rancho in San Benito c,
named for Indians of that locality. — Hist.
Monterey Co. ,146,1881.

X^v/V,

mt

jN.jwO (X9> S (x\v "V^ e.\ I

Bio San Pelipe dii ?ere Garcfia ftn ITTA .
„De Mofras, &arte de 1 'Oregon, des~Californies

Scc , Gen ' 1 map , 1844.

^ftW^08\LK<.a.Vo^Vw^X

San Felipe River [now S. Luis Obispo Or.]

Wilkes E^ed. iJarrative, V, mp (dated
lc.41) facing p. 150, 1845.

River flowing into San Luis Obispo Lay
from the laiE. -^

San Felipe Lake

S-^atutes of California, 1850, 59, 1650.

™ ^^^^^ ^^G on boundar^^ between present*

Santa Clara and San Benito Counties. Source of
Pajaro Fiver.

San Felipe Valley [San Felipe Valiey]

^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^'^^'**'''*'^^ —mil II. ■.. ..[■j,iiiiiiiiumiL,.ii ^,^

Valley in S California, E of Warner's
Valley. ..V/iliiainson,R.S., in Pac.Rr.Rep. V pt
1,38,1853. _ _ ^ * »i •

Sen Felippe

^mory, Military Reconn. Ft. Leavenworth
to San Diego in 1846-47, lC4,lo4a.

- Indian villaf,;e in K i^un Liego County,

near V/amcrV Valley.

■J

San Fernando Pass

Coast Range ("lat. 34° 2\^'

I

alt

Hittell, Ilutchings Calif .Mag

1859.

Kx.Doc.l29. ^'Sd.Conr^. . l^t Ses

O C5

Intro.. 34. 185^3

)

)

Williamson, R.S.,_ map, in Ex.Doc. 129, 33d. Cong

lst.Se3s.,XVIII(pt.4),1055jt.
Davis, in Pac.Rr.Rep.,I,''?f7,i855

San Fernando Pass

2.

— Humphreys, A, A. & Warren,a.K., in Pac.Rr
Rep., I, Art. II, 88,1855.

r^ /% «».

. N-***.. :>OvV^^.

San Fernando (Mission)

Founded 1797.

imi^^]^}o!^^^' Folit.llouv.Esp., 1,326,
1811; II,841{Statistics), 1811. _

'De Mofras, Carte de l^Ore^on, des Calif-
ornies, £^c.,1844.

Mission m of Los Angeles, in San Fernando

\/ el ley. ___

jllap of Cali

S

>an Fernando

Place inV of Los Angel os.-Gibbes, Llap
of California, 1852. __

--- "Williamson, R.S., map, in Sx. Doc. 129, 33d.
Conr.,l?t,SesB.,XYIII(pt.4),1855.

Rio San Fei*nand6

Calif.

-EiiioryrMilitary Recoiinoissarce, 1846-7, 120, 1848.

San Fernn.ndo, Rio or River

to

Ernory, Military Reconn. Ft.
San DiG(;;o in 1C46-47, 120,1848.
- ProKably Lon An/i:Gles River.

Ler.vcnv;orth

San Fernando Hilis

1857.

Blake, W.P., in Pac.Rr.Rep.,V,pt.II,79,

San Fernando Range

1857.

Blake, W.P., in Pac.Hr.Rep.,Y,pt.II,137,

San Francisco

•Beechey, Voyage of Blossom, 1,345,1831.

"ftnf^ry, LiliW;y' Huuunii. -4^t. Lcrvcnv'ui'Ui

San Francisco, Bay

Wilkes E:q)Gd.
p. 150, 1845.

(niap dated 1841) ,V, facing

GibLetSjMap of California, 1852.

San Francisco County

Established Feb. 18, 1850 and defined.
Statutes of California, 1850, 59-60, 1650

— &1^^ — rjnr'ii.v\ci^c^_lJl_Aisl'r\CA I

^a.'o

_ *

San FranciscoyCDistrictl

^Vilkes Exped. (map dated
p. 150, 1845.

1841), V, facing

San Francisco, fara

cj 4. Q^T nf ^ ^°^^^^' of Los ibigeles County
S of Santa Clara Creek.

Statutes of California, 18^, 59 1950.

San Francisco or San Bruno Range [S.Bruno Mts.]
Blake, W,P., in Pac.Rr.Rep.,V,pt.II,i39,1857.

S

a.n Francisco (Village)

Founded 1776.

-^~-- Humboldt, Fssai Polit.llouv.Ksp. , I,xxxiv,
327,1811: 11,841 (statistics), 1811.

' St. Francisco.- Langsdorff, Voyages h
Travels (1803-1807), London, pt. II, 157, 1814.

SatLFranoisoo Harbor [=Tonial98 Bay] Calif.l

Vail ejo speaks of Tamales Bay as the'harbor of
San Francisco (Tamales Bay)'.-- M. J. VaUeio
Docum^itgs.^Para la Historia de Calif.. MS. T^l.

Francisco

Travels of Ca^-ts . Lewis F. Clarke, Fx
T.o:iuon, 1809. (llaiue on urt),)

l^ancouvor, Voyage of Discovorv, 1790
Lond., 1, 430,179a (St. Francisco).

• »

-OF)

Calif

Arroyo Sn. .Irancisco L3an i^rancisquito CrJ

Hiver flowing NE into southern end of
San Francisco Bay.

De Mofras Uarte de 1 'Oregon et les

Californies, etc. Map 16.

San Francisco Dolores, Mission Af Calif

Three miles from San Francisco. --

Bryant.: What I Saw in Calif. 320, 1648.
LEntry dated Sep. 30, 1646.]

Mission de San Francisco

[Mission Dolores]

La Perouse, Voyage, Atlas, pi. 33, 1797.

Mision de San Francisco. Galiano, Viage
:Sutil y Mexicana (1792), Madrid (table facing
P.166M8Q2,

De kofras, Carte de 1' Oregon, des Cal-
if ornies, &,c., 1844. _

"ancouver, Voyage of Discovery, 1790-95,
Lond.,11,2,14,1798 (Mission of St. Francisco,
established 1775) ., & Atlas.

St. Francisco, Mission

Lnngsdorff , Voyages

London, pt. II, 154, 1814.

[Mission Dolores]
h Travels (1803-1807) J

San Francisco,

Galiano,

Madrid (table

Mision de [Mission Doloroc]
Viage Sutil y Llexicana (1792),
facing p. 166), 1802.

Men. de Sn. Francisco [Santa Cruz Jtenge] Calif

Mountains north of Monterey Bay(Ufc->A*w^*-^'6^-«U

De Mcfras, Carte de 1* Oregon, des Califom-

ies, <S:C., Gen*l map. 1844.

Rio de Sa.v Franciscd)

Calif,

Spo>8n of Lv Pedro Fon

as flor/ing '*into the

port [of San Francisco] on the northern side,
-Psdro Font:Diar7,Anza Exrd. 1775-1776 :Puhs,
Acad.Pacif. Coast Hist.?ol.3,No,l,p.77,Mch.l913

San Francisco, MissionCError for Mission Dolores

% 9

' " "" ' ' ""■ ■■■'"■■II ■mm ■ *m ■ II ■ ■ ■■ ■ ■■ ■ ■ ■ lima i— mm i. nniiwii i.rii»ii i.»iiiii ■ .m^m^mmm

De Mofras, Carte de 1* Oregon, los Calif or-
nies, &c., 1844, Map 16.

San Francisco, Port de

„_. Vancouver, Voyage of Discovery, 1790-95,
Lond.,1,430,1798 (Port St." Francisco), & Atlas '
(Pto. Sn. Frands^co) .

•HuLiLoldt, Essai Polit.lJouv,Esp.,I.lxxxix
1811.

•De Llofras, Carte de l»Oregon, des Cal-
if ornies, &c.,1844.

Presidio de San Francisco

■ LaP^roLL^e, VoycL^^ Atlas p\.:?)?), 1*1^1

Vancouver, Voyage of Discovery 1790

Iond.,II,4,h98 (Presidio of St. Francisco,
esto,blishcd 1778) ., & Atlas.

-OR

viiiiiwiiiiiiiiiiniw

■MMIIiiiHIIMaH^^

SmUL,

Fort 3t. ffrQnfiifff>ft

pl^'l? 32 ib96^''^^^®^ ^^ Honolulu (book 8*) -^

Calif.

-San Francisc6 River

About one day's journey from San Joaquin R,
& "near the rancheria of. .the Ooeemenes".
-« B 3 echey: Voyage of Blossom [1826], II, 28, 1831.

1-^^-^^^^-^;,^ Orange Co., Calif.
San Francisco nolano ^nrj-n j,l^ iii Tiiiin r.tj_ilLiLiaij3

Name given hy Portola Expd, in 1769 to
canyon iS?* leagues mi ofh^i^^^^^'^^
CoBtanso, Diary Portola lilxpd. , Pubs. Acad, Pacific
Coast Hist., vol. 2, no, 4, 175, 1911

So named because the expd, arrived there

on the Day of San Framcisco Solano . — Crespi,

Diary Portola Ixpd. in Palouts Noticia de. la
Nueva California, 2. 116, Mexico. 1874.

^i-<^--jv^Jjt e*c« Ucx ♦^-^o.*^^:*w- Wj

JM. F^rancisco Solano, Mission de

De Liofras, Carte de I'Oref^on, des Cal-
ifornies, &c. , 1844. (map no. 16)

Mission just N of San Pablo"'Bay, xxr.
present town of Sonoma,

De Mofras, Explore tion de l»Orepon S:c.
Tome II, p. 6, 1844 , Pounded 1823.

San Francisco Solano, Mission

Beechey, Voyage of Blossom, 1,546,1831.

1 Pt . ^^Iranc o i a_Jliii±LMiM.Yvus

Port of San Francisco.'

Map 15, Atlas du Voyage de la Perouse, _

1797. Also orx Map. I. ^ ma.p.:S.__ „

1 * ^^^^ .^MMMMWino*' ■'WlWillllli MIMIiyilllUiiMMIlPiMliHi....

San Franc isqul to

Calif.

One of the stock ranches of Santa Clara
Mission. — m. h. Davis, Sixty Years in Calif.
1831-89, 98, San Francisco, 1889.

San Franc isquito Creek

Creek eiuptying into S end San Francisco
Bay from the M and flov/ing between present
tovms of ::enlo Park and Palo Alto,

•Statutes of California, 1850, 59,60, 1050 .|

CiLLeCs, Llap of California, 1852.
Wiliiai,i?on,B,S., mnp, in Ex. Doc, 129, '^:W.
Conr.,l'^'-.Sesr,.,XVIII(pt.4;,1855.

San Franc inui to

De i:ofras Carte de 1 'Oregon, des Cal-
1 formes, Lc, 1844. *

Gold mine of LIr. Bario 11 of Llission
San Fernando, The name on Be Mofras ' map
is 8t what is apparently the upper (north |
o± present San I'rsncisquito Pass, where it
leaves Mohave Desert near Elizabeth Lake.

end

San Franc isqui to Pass

Pass in Coast Range ("lat. .54° 40*").
John S. Ilittell, Ilutchings Calif. Llag.,
Ill, 357, Feb. ,1859.

.HiWnreyn , A. A. ^^ Wnrre^-', ^t.K. , in Ex. Doc . l.?9,

'5d.Corif:.,l-^..Ger,-,., XVIII, (r^t.l)Ar+,.l;69;1855.

Y/illiaLison,R.S,, map, in Ex.Doc.l29,3:kl.C©iv;.,|
ls+..Sess.,XVIII(pt.4),1855.

Humphreys, A. A. & Warren, G.K., in Pac.Rr.Rep.,

I,Art.II,88,l6e)5. -~-

San Francisquito Pass Z.

(alt. 3,445 ft.).--Blal£e,W.P., in
Rr,Rep.,Y,pt.II,137,1857.

Pac.

San Francisquito, Rancho

Rancho at E end of Williamson's Pass.—
Blake, ¥.P., in Pac.Rr.Rep., V,pt.II,67,1857.

San Gabriel Mt.

Whipple, A. W,, in Pac.Rr.Rep.,III,Art.II,
130,1856.

Calif.
_ Los Angeles Co.,

Founded Sept. 1771 on plaiii^^i#5wiiS^3i«^

San Gabriel Mission

. — Palou, Vida d«
Junipero Serra, 130, Mexico, 1787.

Lat. 34°51i». Situated about 8 leagues from
the sea and 2 leagues from the Sierra Nevada
which lies to the IT. -• Pedro- Pont, Diary Anza

Exp^J.Pubs. Acad. Pacific Coast Hist., vol. 3,
no. 1, 43, 53, 1913.

The original establi^ent was not on the
present site, but five miles south, near the
west bank of what is now called the Bio Hondo,
a branch of the 8an Gabriel River (which by
tne way, the Spaniards first named in honor of
another archangel. El Rio de San Miguel)." —
C.F.Saunders &, J.S.Chase: California Padres
and Their Missions, 95, 1915.

SaiL^^iel Arciigel, liision de

^ Galiano, Viage Sutil y Mexicana (1792)
liaarid, table facing p. 166, 1802.
Mission San GalDricl Arcangel.
Vancouver, Voyo,ge of Discovery 1 700.05
Lond. ,11,466,1798 (Mission of St. Gabriel ^ '
founded 1779, k Atlas (Sn Gabriel)

San Gabriel, Rio [San Gabriel River]

<^:^^:^:::==n)e Mofras, Carte de 1 'Oregon, des Cal-
ifomies, &c., 1844.

River in southern California rising in

eastern part of San Gabriel fountains and empty
ing into San Pedro Bay.

iT^^o ' ^';'^^^^^'^^^^T.^V5i^conn. Ft. Leavenworth
*f..o San Diego m 1846-17rf';rcing p. 119 1048.

GibbeSjL'ap of California,] 852.

Bryant: What I saw in California, 401,
403, 405, 1848.

Ixpd

mw of the Santa Ana River "on the banks

of the stream which unites with others

and foms the Rio de San Gabriel." -- Pedro

Font, Diary Anza Sxpd.. Pubs.Acad. Pacific Coast

Hist., vol. 3, no.l, 43, 1913.

^§IL i^^-k^ i ©i River _

ill !■ nm>

River explored by Moraga*3 exr^edition in
1806. S of San Joa^juin River. "This river...
branches twice, giving: water to another that
we called San Miguel, and this in turn giving
water to several others. "—P.Pedro Munoz, Diary
1806. Arch. Santa Barbara, Vol. 4, pp 31,32.
1806-1821. * irt , .

Priestley saysthat this is "no doubt the
water system of which the Kawe^ih River is the
chief stream."

San Gabriel, Sierra de ^ [San Gabriel Mountains

De Mofras, Carte de T Oregon, des Cal-
if ornies, &;c., 1844.

Mountains NE of Los Angeles.
Whipple, A. W., map no. 2(dated 1353-4), in

Ex.Doc.l29,33d.Cong.,lst.Sess.,XVIII(pt.4),1855.
(San Gabriel Mt.).

1857.

Blake,!. P., in Pac.P.r.^ep. ,?,pt.II,137,

Y\^

l\\v

yssvc^Yi

H ^f-^Ax <3-^»w\^)v-aAA.<xX/c^

X^^^^-^^^^^^'^^ \1\(VV^

V- ^^

e2«L,v^

iuJUCA,

San Gabriel (Mission)

Founded 1771. ~~~

•HunilDoldt, Essai Polit

326, 1811; II,841(Statistics),1811

Nouv.Esp., I,xxxvi

*De Mofras, Cart
ornies, &C..1844.

e de !• Oregon, des Calif.

r •

ssion few miles T. of Los Angel

es

San Geor^^dno Pass

[San Gorgonio Pass]

l^illiaiason, R.G., raap. in ^y.Don.Tr^Q ;

Cone. , 1 st . Sess.^CVIII ( T^>,.4) m-^G

33d .

"• iT'1innl|ill|«|>iiiH|iini|inp n m.^^_^

i"l»(»rtllW«ii«i'' .,l*l1'fl|*w*Hi«!

San Geraldo, Rio

"Pi

[Santa Ynez Pdver]

^Pe Hofras, Carte de 1 'Oregon, des Cal-

if ornies, ^c, 1844.

River emptying inta Pacific between
Purisima Point and Point /o-guello. How Santa
Ynez River.

San Gorgonio Pass

John S. Ilittell, Hutchings Calif.Iia^. Ill
357, Feb., 1859. ^ ' '

Pass leading from the Colorado Desert to the
interior of southern California; now traversed
by the S. P. Railroad. The tov.-n Beaumont is at
the summit of tlie Pass; Banning at the E end
^^here it opens onto the desert. The most import-
ant pass in California.

-Sibbets, Llap of California, 1852 (Pa:

Gorgonie) .

--•= ^^t.

ss b

Davis, 33d Cong., 1st Ses
Intro, pu. 5, 34; 1855.

%j •

H.Ex. Doc. 129

San Gorf^onio Uts.

ountains S nf San Crorfonio I

ass. o.l

000

ft. hi^4u-- Hmip]iroY3,A.A.&, ^Jr

J " J

rren.G.K

in Ex

Doc. 129, 33d.Cong.,Jst.Sess., XVIII, (r)+,.l) Art. 1

67:18f35

•-• *^ •

1

:^'illiariison,R.S., -lap, in Ex. Doc. 129,. 33d

Con.T.,lst,Soss.,XYIII(pt

1)

/-L

1855

Humphreys, A. A. & Warren, G.K
^ep., I, Art. 11, 87.1855.

in Pac.Rr

San Gorgono Mt.

1857.

Blake, W.P., in Pac.Rr.Rep.,V,pt.II,yO,

San Gorgoiio Pass

[San Gorgonio Pase]

1857.

Biake,W.P., in Pac.Rr.Rep. ,V,pt..II,80,

iWiiMMPMMbnwniiHULni...

„ ^ , ' -^ Los Angeles Co. , Calif.

-Saii__G:regorio lor Ojos de iigua del Berrendo} _

In 1769 the Porto la Expd. halted near a
ratering place 5 or 6 leagues W of Los J\ngeles
River, apparently near mouth of Sepulveda
Canyon. The site was named SanGregorio, and
the soldiers called it Los Ojos de'Jfeuardel Ber-
rendo. .. Crespi. Diary"PorloIa*T5cpd. in Palou's

JNOticia de la. Nuftvn O.t

Oio de feua del Berrendo. —
Diary Portola ExpH. , HiBsTTcad.
Hist., vol. 2,90.4, 184, 1911..

Costanso,
Pacific Coast

SuK^ V^ltJLV^ ^

."mi.X.«j Wfc^^ ^jf '

a«4.

•tr^Ti' j« 1^ n r r. « San. Mateo Co.,

Valle de los Cursos [ San Gregorio CreekJCalif

Valley with stream of runnir^ water 5
leagues N of Ano Nuevo Point. Name given by
Portola Expd- in 1769. — Costanso, Diary

Portola Expd. Pubs. Acad.Pacific Coast Hist.,
vol. 2, no.4. p. 259, 1911.

Crespi says it was named Valle de los
Soldados de los Curses $ but he named it

Santo Domir^o. . .-- Crespi. Diary Portola
Expd. in Palou»s Noticia de la Nueva Calif •,

2, 192, Mexico, 1874. •

San Guido rancher ia

Santa Barbara Co., Calif.

ITame given by Porto la Expd. in 1769 to Indian
rancheria 8 leagues "W^ of Santa Barbara near

On both sides

.-^U'^

^ ^ . Tai to Mjack ^^k^uJUS]

coast of Santa Barbara Channel..

of canyon that had running water. — Costanso,

Diary Porto la Expd., Pubs. Acad. Pacific Coast
Hist.,, vol. 2; no. 4, 205, 311, 1911.

San Guido de Ccrtona. A rancheria or perhaps

2 distinct rancherias. — Crespi, Diary Port^la
Expd. in Palou*s Noticia de la Nueva Calif.,

2, 146, 236, Mexico, 1874.

Calif.
Rio ^an Ignacio. ou Avatcha [Estero AmericanoJ

River and estuary between T^odega Bay and
Tomales Bay.

De Mofras, Carte de l^Oregon, i«s Ual-
ifornies, etc. Map 17. 1844
[See Estero Ame r i ca no 1

De Mofras, Exploration de 1 'Oregon, Tomell
p. 10, 1844: "Avatcha des cartes russes^l

San> Isabella [Santa Ysabel]

Calif

R6pt. Gen. Kearny, dated 'Dec. 12, 1846,-
Bryant: What L Saw in Gal if. 3 96, 1648,

Santa Isabella.— Audubon: Western Journal

1849-1650, 169, Cleveland, 1906.

Calif.

_San Isidro

■w*IIWimiiniliTii||i||[irMli^ iiiiUMiiliiii ■■■■iiiirii ...t

Name on map of Monterey district 1801-10, just
north of lat.370 & about 121.5^ long.
Hist. Calif. II, 145, 1885,

— Bancr oft :

San Jacinto CMt,]

Higli peak in douthcrn California.

^. Hittell, Ilutchings Calif. Mag..
I II, 357, Feb., 1859.

John ^

San Jacinto, Rancho

Ranch on 11 boundary of San Diego County/.

Statutes of California, 1851, 172, 1851.
Gibbes,L:ap of California, 1852. --

San Jacome^de^ la Marci (or La Pozf de o;una)
Canyon e^leagues ITW of San Diego, passed by
Portola Sxpd. in 1769. Called La Poza de

jOsuna^ by soldiers and ..San Jacome de la Marca
by the Fathers. — Costanso, Diary Portola Expd
1769-70. Pubs. Acad. Pacific Coast Hi t. vol.2,
no. 4, 167, Aug. 1911.

Crespi, Diary Portola Ixpd. in Palou's
IToticias de la Kueva California, 2,103,1874

San Joauuin

^

__Piver_^discovered by /..f. D. Gabriel

a.nd called by him SarLJoatiuin. •» P^ Pedro"
Moz. Diary. 1806. /rch. Sta. Barhara. ¥0!.
4, p 6, 1806-1821.

de Sn. J

Arm of :)an Joaquin RiverJ

Calif,

Ifep of 3an Francisco Bay Region, from Records
of Mission San Jose, 18^.

San Joaauin Citv

Place on ? side San Joaquin River oiDpos
ito mouth of Stanislaus River.-Gibbjfe, Llap
of California, 1852. ^ ^

Ringgold iGeneral Chart of S. F. Bay Region
to Sac raiment 0,1850.

l^oaqiiia CSan Joaquin River]

Map of San Francisco Bay Region, from Records
of Mission San Jose, 1824,

San Joaquin County

I^stablished Feb. 18, 1850 and defined.
Sta^tutes of California, 1850, 63, 1850.

San Joachin River

Ex • Doc •

i, 31st Cong. 2d Sess.

Vinton: Senate i
Pt-Il. 245,. 1850.

San Joaquin K.

Calif.l

Geo. Simpson, An Overland Journey round

the World, 162, 1847.

Emory, Military Heconnoissance, 1846-7,

^ 113, 1848.
Kelly, Excursion to Calif . ,Lond. ,11, 208,

1851.

Gibbes, Map of California, 1852.

Calif,

_Sah Joaquin R. . .

Beechey, Voyage of Blossom, I, 346, 1831.
Mentioned as flowing into what is now known
as Suisun Bay. lBid.II,4,80ed. London,
1831 [Entry Nov., 1826: San ,ToaQhin R. I

Be Mofras, CErte de I'Oregon, des
Galifornies &c, Gen'l map, 1844.

OVER

St. Joaquim R. .lSan^JoaQuin_R. J

Calif.

Given as tributary to the Pescadores.

Kot

zebue, flew Voyage round th

1830,

e lYorld, 11,141,

Wilkes ^Ped.Narrati.e^T^.ap (d.ted 1841,

Eeport °f J-L-Polsom, to-HETDe^t. dated

Sep. 18, 1848. -Bryant: ;Vhat T q«,<, in
Calif. .473, 1848. ^^" ^"

Sgn Joaquin R»

Calif.

Beechey, Voyage of Blossom, I, 346, 1331.
Mentioned as flowing into what is now known
as Suisun Bay. Ibid.II,4,80ed. London,
1831 [Sntry Nov., 1826: San Joachin R. 1

*De Mofras, Carte de 1 'Oregon, d'es
Califomies &c, Gen'l map, 1844.

OVER

Sio Aa j%i3JuimJ^ . name fi

of the Bay of 3an x^rancisco. 1775:

ven by
rvey and Map

St_i_loaquim H. LSan Joaquin H.J

Calif.

Given as tributary to the Pescadores.

Kotzebue, ?^'ew Voyage round the World, 11,141,

1830 >

Wilkes Exped. Narrative, Y,map (deted 1841)

facing p. 150, 1845/ ^

Military.Reconn.^Pt.Leavem^^^ to San Diego

Eeport of J.L.?olsOm, to iVar*Dept. dated

Sep.18, 1848 .Bryant: ;Vhat I Saw in
Calif. ,473,1848.

San JoaquiB Rancho Contra Costa Co. Palif

Name given in 1650 to the 7000 acres of
Pinole Rancho (near Mattinez) inherited by
i^rs. Estudillo, the daughter of Ygnacio

Uartimz. -- IHfo. Heath Davia, Sixty Yearsin
Calif., 1631 to 6a, &ai, San FT;ancisQo , 1689.

^^''^ roaquin Vrlley

_ Davis, in "Flx.Doc .129, "^od.Coni:. , Ist.Ges?!. .

:OTII^(pt.l) I.ntroo6,^3o5. _

Upioer part of present Gan Joaquin Valley.

-Davis, in Pacific Railroad Rep., f^'. 5,1855.
Humphreys, A. A. & Warren, G.K. , in Pac.Rr.
Rep., I, Art. II, 75,1855.

San Johann

Small fortress on northern tongue of
land running into the sea, at entrance of ^^
of San Francisco.

A Kotzebue, Entdeckimgsreise. Weimar. Ill
189, 1821.

Sanjon del Alisal ^^^^

Creek on^which Salinas is situated.

■M^Biion; White Conquest, 1,46, 1876 .

San Jose [Ho. Calif. 1

V'ilkes map shows 2 places noLied San

;'f: ^'^"^''^^ E of S end San Francisco Bay,
ana a. place m soutliern California on the old
trail between San Luis Rey lassion and San
Felipe Valley, probably in tinier Valley, the
Spanish nai;ie of which is San Jose Valle

,^,,, !'^^'' ^''^'^- liarrative, V, map (dated
.IMl) iaci% p. 150, 1845.

San Jose [Cr.]

Whipple, A.f., in Pac.Rr.Rep.,III,Art.I,

21,1856.

SanJoseLdel Vails Cwarner Valley] Calif.

Name on map of San Diego District,1800-30
near headwaters of San Luis River & a little
SW of ^gua Caliente [No.l]. -Bancroft.Hist.
Calif. 11,105,1885.

Name of rancho in 1836. -Ibid 111,612,1885.

San Jose, Point

Point on S side of entrance to San Fran-

cisco Bay, W of Fort Point. .-3lake.W.P. , in Pac.
Rr.Rep.,V,pt.II,map facing p. 145, 1857.

^Jr!

n Jose River

Huinphreys.A.A.Sc T/arren,G.Iv., in Ex. Doc. 129
53d.Cong.,l3t.Soss.,XVIII,(r)t.l)Art.l,71,ia5^\

_-Humphreys,A.A.& Warren,CT.K., in Pac Rr
Rep., I, Art. II, 90, 1855.

Lftt-l^vC- ^--u

n

(jjiJL.Q,(LoMd-'.

-lIzjE

0?

V 4

San Jose (Mission)

Founded 1797,
Humboldt, Essai Polit.K

ouv.Esp., 1,319

327, 1811; II,841(Statistics), 1811
Gibbetfe^LIap of California, 185

0

Port San Jose (Now Alyiso,3
Sen Jose)

. 1850
or 9 miles N of

— Landing at Southern end of ^^^
Francisco Bay

Ernest de Massey --Calif. Hist

"^ol.V, No. 4. 353. iJftn. 1Q^^
Observation Sept. 7, 1850 ;

So c. Quarter!

See Alviso

m Jose Valley

IIii:nphreys,A.AA.Warren,G.K., in Ex. Doc. 129,
^^3d. Cong., 1st. Ses-^., XVIII, (pt.l)/.rt. 1,71, 1855.
Humphreys, A. A. & Warren,G.K., in Pac.Rr.

Rep., I, Art. II, 90, 1855.

i

unae

Franc

ission San Jose Calif

Established June 11, 1797, about 12 mi.

Hcrtheast of Pueblo of San Jose fprssent
city of San Jase). =.=Pr«d
of San_Jos9, 84-85, 1871.

issioQ] of San Jose, or St. Josephs- Bryant;

__ What I Saw in Calif .309, 1648. [E^ry dated
Sep. 18, 1846.]

_ San Jose, Estrecho de

= -S am of San Francisco Bay.

Beechey, Voyage of Blossom, 1,374,375,183

San Jose, Potrero de [Alarneda Creek]

De Mofras, Carte de l»Oregon, des Cal-
ifornies, &c. (map no. 16) 1844.

River emptying into San Francisco Bay
from the E.

De Mofras' draughtsman placed tho naiiie
Potrero de San Jose on what is now Alameda
Creek, evidently being unaware that potrero
means a pasture. The pastures belonfdnf.: to San

Jose Mission were probably on lower "Alameda
Creek near the Bav.

C

Vallc de Sn> Jose [SanjJose Valley]

Map of San Francisco Bay Region, from Records
of Mission San Jose, 1824.

San Josef, Point

Point on S side of entrance to San Francis-
co Bay, W of Fort Point, called Point San Jose
on map. . -Blake, W.P., in Pac.R!LRepkV,nt.II.147
1857. _ ■ *

Pta.de ^.Jofffiph- De Mofras, Cfirte de l»Ore-

gon, des Ualifornies, (S:c. ,Map 16. 1844.

St. Joseph, Mission

[Mission San Jose]

Langsdorff, Joya^es k Travels (1003-1807) J
London, pt . II , 158, 1814.^'^^''^^'

St Josft [San Jogfll

^"* ^^ J ■'■■!■ ■' ' ' ,1

Map of San Francisco Bay
of Mission San Jose, 1824.

Region from Records

_San_J_ose, Mission de

^° ^--0^1*2,3, Carte de 1 'Oregon, les Cal-
ifornies, &xj., 1844.

Miss_ion just E of S end of San Franci

Bay.

CO

•Stat, of Calif. ,lG54,222,18r>l.

SajiJose ___ Qaji^,

Formerly called Pueblo de San Jose de

Guadalupe, on Guadalupe River, about 8 mi.
S. of San Francisco Bay. —Frederic Hall,

History of San Jose, 8, 1871.

Pueblg. Antiguo), naine for former sit
af San Jose. Ibid 46.

q

an Jose, City of

•Incorporated iJarch 27, 1850.
•rtatutes of California, 1G50, 124,
'Ibid, 1854, 222, }8[>i.

Gibbets^ Llap of California, 1852.

1850.

Valley of San Josft (Alameda County) Calif.

Yalley,

Count

Vol.

Early name for Amador
in northern part of present Alameda
-J.S. Hittell, Hutchings' Calif. Mag..
No. 4, p. 162, Oct. 1860. ^

San Jose de Guadalupe River [Guadalune River]

Small river crnpt^aiig into S extremity of
Francisco Bay from the S.

San

1^4

Statutes of California, 1850, 100. 1850.

Arroyo de Sail Joset)h

^-^ ___. Calif,

Readied by Aiiza Expd. in 1775 while travelin^^
M tlTTougli "Canada de San Patricio", & about
13 lea-ues SE of Santa Ana River. -Pedro Font-
^lery of Anza Expd. 1775-1776 :M)s. Acad. Pacif,
Coast Hist.Vol.3,No.l,p.41,March 191?.

San Juan, YCsla] de or Ya. .St. Juan

Island nhov/n as due "'
"Its position is doubtful."

of San Dio£-o.

^.^uicouver, Voya£:e of Discovery, 17^0.
Lond., Atlas. 1798 fPin«r^ 0+ t i • t ,
ir. +.U TT ^r,/,":. -^^^ ^^- John's Island

95

m text, 11,474,1798).

an Juan [Island]

Small island represented

of San ClernontelJl.

a

p. 150, 184

Wilkes Exped. (map dated lG41).V.fac

o45.

ing

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San Juan Nepomuceno

Calif.
San Mateo Co.

Name given by Crespi, Portola Expd. , 1769,
to site 1 league N of Ano Nuevo Point, where
there was an Indian rancheria. — Crespi, Diary
Portola Expd. in Palou»s Noticia de la N^eva
Calif., 2. p. 191. Mexico. 1874.

[over-]

San Juan Range

Part of Santa Cruz Mountains near the
Mission San Juan.— Biake.W.P., in Pac.Rr.Rep..
Y,pt.II,l3y,1857.

San Juan Nepomuceno

Calif.
- - S an Ma t e 0 Co.

Name given by Crespi, Portola Expd. , 1769,
to site 1 league N of Ano Nuevo Point, where
there was an Indian rancheria. — Crespi, Diary
Portola Expd. in Palou«s Noticia de la N^eva
Calif., 2, p. 191, Mexico. 1874.

[over-|

Eldred^e says this site was probably on

Zs'm/r'f ^\'^^ ^^^'''^' Pigeon Pt. 1^
Z.S.Eldredge. March of Porto ]a. p. 38. 1909.

San Juan Range

_ Part of Santa Cruz Mountains near the
Mission San Juan...Biake,W.P. , in Pac.Rr.Rep.,
V,pt.II,13y,1857.

San Juan, Llano

ae

[San Juan Valley]

oan Juan Bautista.

Valley of

Beechey, Voya^-e of Blossom, 1,379,1831.

San Juan Bautieta Rancher fa^""""^ Co.. Calif.

Bite^ll poor rancheria near^:^olnt of llnd^^
leagues NW of Pt. Concepcion. Visited by Portola
Bxpd. in 1769, and named by Crespi San Juan
BautiBta. .- Crespi^ Diary Portola Expd., in
Palou»8 IToticia de la Hueva Calif .,2. 152,

Mexico, 1874.

^5 Ol'Vv T»'-<Otv Vo^VVvz.

vufl^. nn^.

^-

^ Q».v\.T^*t » O^—jk^ ^LaI^ ^U/^*. — ^ V^«A$0iAJt2^ ^ —

1

Llano de Ssui Juan Calif,

JExtensive plain surrounded by Mtsfjust

before reaching San Juan Mission on the south.
— Beech ey:?03^age of Blossom [1826], II, 49, 18 31,

San Juon, Pte. ^ [San Juan Point]

De Mofras, Carte de 1 'Oregon, des Cal-
ifornies, hz,^ 1844. Ibid., Char/ 11.

Point W of San Juan Capi strano,.Los hxi-
geles County.

San Juan^CapivStrano

Cal if.

^Settlement near coast, Orange County.

De Mofras, Certe de l»Oregon, des Califor-

nies, (tc, Gen'I map. 1844.

San Juan Capistranc Bay Calif

Bay near the mission of San Juan Capistra-
no. which the naval officers call San Juan
2aEi?trano_. — Palou. Vida del Pad
Serra, 169, Mexico, 1787.

San Juan, Mission

Beechey, Voyage of Blossom, 1,580,1631.

San Juan de Oapi*istanc

Calif

Mission of. —Emory: Military Reconnoissance,
1846-7,118,1848.

Cainstrano (Mission)
Vancouver, Voyage of Di

Lond., II, 467,1798 (I

ai

scovery, 1790-95

b

no), & Atlas (Sn. Juan)

sion of St. Juan CaDist

ra-

Gal

iano, Viage Sutil y Uexi

Madrid, table facing p. 166, 180

Juan

de Capistrano)

(M

cana (1792)

Juan

is ion de San

Humboldt, Essai Polit.IJouv.EsT^

l>:xxix, 319, 3;::6, 1811; II

I

041(Statisticsft]:0l'i

Vm

V

Be Llofras, Carte de 1 'Oregon, dos Cal-

ifornios, ac.,1844

^^°^^°" °^ S^n Juan C^^i.t..^^ founded
Sept. 1776, 26 leagues from San Diego and
18 leagues from San Gabriel. — Palou

Vida

del Padre Junipero Serra, 169, 174, Mexico,

i787.

San Juan Ba^-tista, Mission

De Llofras, Carte de 1 'Oregon, des Cal-
ifornies, &c., 1844.

Mission in coast region of Central Cal-

ilomia m

Benito Countv,

-^LS-_m2SLi4fee im corner of S

ban

Juan) ,

Gibbers, Llap of California, 1852 (San

De Mofras, Explore t ion de I'Oreg'on &c.
Tome II, p.47. Saint Jean Bapti<^f:P. 1844.

San Juan Bautista, Mission

»««..■■. .11 -.... , ^^ w

Bryant: What I Saw in Calif
1848. [Entry dated Nov. 26, 1846.]

Calif.
364,

San Juan Bauptista (Mission)

Founded 1797

'Humboldt Essai Polit.IJouv.Esp., 1,327
1811; II,841(Statistics). 1811.

I

San Juan Baptista

Beechey, Voyage of Blossom, 11,653,1831

tPrice Canyon] San Luis Obispo Co., Calif*
San Ladislao ( orJancheria del Buchorij

Small Indian village apparently in Price
Canyon about 2 or 3 miles IT of present Pi

Visited by portola Expd.'in 1769. The

illi

Lake.

chief of the village had a turner on his neck,
and f9r this reason the soldiers called him. h
nis village, and the entire "canyon" El Buchon

Cre-spi Mamed it San Ladislao. '^ "•" "

Portola Eq)d. in~:Palou's IToti
Calif., 2, 158, Mexico, 1874.

San Juan =Nqrth San Juan, Calif.

--E.G.Waite, in [Edwin F.] Bean's History and
Directory of Nevada Co., Calif., 556, 1867.

St. Juan, RCiver] [now Mokeluiiine River]

Wilkes Exped. (map dated 1841) ,V, facing

p. 150, 1845. _

River flowing into Sacramento from the

Calif*
Rio de San Juan Baptista tSan Joaquin River]*

Ayala's First Survey and Map of the Bay of
San Francisco, 1775.

San Lorenzo

Cisco Bay.

[San Lorenzo]
•Stat, of ^alif.,185;, 223,1854.
' Town in Alameda County" E*^ San Fran-

*\

San Lorenzo Creek

Creek emptying into San Francisco Lay
S of San Leandro Bay, from the E.

Polit. Code of California, San Francisco,
p .463, 1897.

San Loranzo River Calif.

--River emptying into Santa Cruz Harbor.
In 1769 the Portola Expd. gave the name
Bio de San Loranzo to the river which they
crossed 5 leagues N of Rio Pajaro. - Costanso
Diary Portola Ezpd.. Pubs. Acad. Pacific Coast*
Hist., vol. 2, no.4, p. 251, 1911.

Rj^^l^aiLLorenzo. - Crespi, Diaiy PortoL
i^d., m Palou's Noticia de la Nueva Calif.
2, 187. Mexico, 1874.

San Louis

River.

_j:ovjn at head of navi^^tion, on Sonoma

-5tatutea._xifLCalifornia, 1851, 422, 1851
Called San Luis in Statutes of Calif-

ornia, l^SO, 100, IBm.

lowi on V side Sonoma Creek, a_ little

S of Sonoma.— Cibbe's Uaj) of California, 1852.
(St. Louis) .

»— »-■" ■ IIIIIH

■V-'

Las Puentes

Santa Cruz Co., Calif.
Name given by Porto la Ezpd. in 1769 to
arrqyo 2 leagues WM of San Lorenzo Hiver.
near coast. — Costanso, Diary- Portola Expd.
Pubs. Acad. Pacific Coast H-'st. , vol. 2, no.
4, p. 253, 1911.

Crespi says the soldiers named it Las
Puentes, but he called it El Arroyo de San
Lucas.— Crespi, Diary Portola Expd. in
Palou's Noticia de la Nueva Calif., 2, p. 187,
Mexico, 1874.

El Arroyo de Saji Lucas Santa Cruz Co. ,Cali

Name given by Crespi on Portola Expd. 17,
bo arroyo 2 leai-ues V/NW of San Lorenzo River,
near coast. Crespi says the soldiers cafled'it
Las Puentes,-- Crespi, Diaiy Portola Expd..

in Pajou's Noticia de la Ntleva Calif., 2,p.l87.
Mexico, 1874.

Lagunill

Cruz

Name given by Porto la Expd. in 1769 to
canyon 2-1/2 leagues WNW of Rio Pajaro^ --
Costanso. Diary Portol a Expd. . Pubs. Aoad.
Pacific 'Coast Hist., vol. 2, no.4,p. 251, 1911.

San Leandro, Bay _„[San Leandro Pay]

Bay on E side of San Francisco Bay,
S of Golden Gate.

•Statutes of California, 18M, 210, 1854.

San Leandro Creek

[San Leandro Cr.]

Creek flowing into San Francisco Bay from
the ?.. -^

Polit. Code of California, San Francisco
p. 463, 1897. '

Statutes of California, 1854,210,1854
Estero de San Leandro) ,

San Leajidro Ai^^eda Co. , Calif .

Town on E sioe of San Francisco Bay, S
of Oakland. DeMofras, Carte de 1 'Oregon,
des Calif omies. &c. (chart # 16), 1844.

Town laid out in 1855 oiji 200 acres of land
from Hancho San Leandro, deeded for county
seat by Mrs. Estudillo, owner of Rancho San

Leandro. — Wm. Heath Davis,, Sixty Years in
Calif., 1831-89. 545. San FraniRfin. IP.RQ..

Rancho San Leandro ___ Alameda Co., Calif.
Rancho granted to Don Jose Joaquin Estudillo

in 1836. Boundaries: ^7, Bay of oan Francisco;
N, Arroyo San Leandro, E, first ridge of

•mountains or hills; S, Arroyo 3an Lorenzo.
— Wm. Heath Davis, Sixty Years in Calif.,
1831-89, 3J, 539-40, San Francisco, 1889.

San Luis

Tovm on Sonoma River, at head of nav-

if^ation.

iiiiiiiiwiii»ilii|Mgiiiimii <iiiii»iiwiiiia«i^^

Statutes of California, 1850, 100, 1850.

San Lui3_ Gpnzaga__
— Moraga'3 expec

Juan

eague

entrance to the Tulari plain in a site discovere
by the expedition from the Predidio of San
Francisco iindxalled San Luis Gonzaga..-.This sit
has a fair-sized water-hole. ..This water begins
the course of an.arroyo.«-P. Pedro Munoz .^iary I

^''^Vo'b?blv'^"t"^'^^'^• ^' ^ 3,-1806-1821.
_ .ProbabljiSan Luis Creek as Bancroft- —

hazards.JL^.Priestley.

San Luis Obispo County

Established Feb. 18, 1850. and defined.
•Statutes of California, 1850, 59, 1850.
'County boundarios aiiiGnded, May 13, 1854. --|
Statutes of California, 1854, 148, 1854.

San_.Luis Obispo de TolollTltsiL^'^!!!^

Palou'^Vid« iT^^f ^?^^- ^'^^^- - Francisco
Mexici. 1787^ Junipero Serra. 142,

Written also San Luis — Ibid, 142.

57, 1913,

Luis » — Vane

V

Mission of San i.uxb. Uflnf^nnuov H^„«r.«

[over]

Galiano. Viage Sutil y Mexicana (1792),
Madrid, table facing p. 166, 1802.

Humboldt, Essai Polit. Nouv. Esp. , I,
xrxvi, 326, 1811: II, 841 (Statistics) ,1811

Wilkes Expd. Narrative, V, map (dated 1841),
facing p. 150, 1846.

^ , . San Lui s Ob i spo > — Bryant: What I saw in
Galir., ;$74 & elsewhere. 1848.

St. Louis Obispo. — Becl^Qurth: Life h
Adventures, 505, N.Y. 1856.

San Luis Obispo Mission [con'd]

Whipple, A.W.,map no,2, (dated 1853-4).
Ex. Doc -129 33d. Cong., 1st Sess. , XVIII
Vpo.4;, 1855.

m

o r ' rs^j Santa Barbara co. , Calif.

San Luis Obispo Rancheria [=Do8 Pueblod

Name given by Portola Expd. in 1769 to
large Indian rancheria on Santa Barbara Channel,
5 leagues W. of Santa Barbara. -- Costanso,
maxy Portola Ixpd., Pubs. Acad. Pacific Coast
Hist., vol, 2, no.4,205,511, 1911.

Crespi, on same expd. says that it seemed as
if there were two rancher ias instead of one. -
Crespi, Diary Portola Ibcpd. in Palou,8 IToticia

de la JTueva Calif. ,2, 145, Mexico, 1874.

(over

(Engelhardt says this was probably Doe Pueblos
Indian village of later date. -* Engelhardt,
Missions and Missionaries of Calif,, II Pt 1
37, ftnt., 1912) ' * ' '

San Luis_ Rey de Frajicia Olission) __
Founded 1798.

De llofrar., Carte de 1 'Oregon, des Califor-
nies, &c., 1844 (San Luis Roi de Franc e^. irw;^

Fmory, miitary Reconn. Ft. Leavenworth to

San Die^^o in 1046-47, 123, lB48i (Mission
Lui?! Rey) . '

San

San Luis River

[Snn Lui -^ Roy River ]

'"' '^ 1 .n

Humphreys, A. A.aifarren,G,K., in Ev.moc.129,
')3d.Cone:.,lst.Ses3.,XVIII,(pt.-l) Art. 1,66, 1855.
_- — Humphreys, A. A. & Warren^G.K., in Pac.Rr.
Rep., I, Art. 11, 86, 1655.

San Luis Roi de France, Mission [San Luis Rev!

'4>W«iMMIHWiMMMMw.iuH. •~"i|nilllliii«niiniiiiiwiiiH|iiiiiinmii.|iiiii ^^^^^^^ " ^^B^ ^^^F ^^ ^ ^Wl^f ^f M

De Mofras, Carte de 1 'Oregon, des Cal-
if ornies, &c., 1844.

Mission San Luis Rey in southern Cal-
ifornia.

llission San Luis Rey.
^.ecoiin. ?t. LervoLiForth to
47, 123, 1848.

^mory, i.:ilitary
San Li ego in 1846

^ A

San Linz ^veque, Mission de [San Luis Obispo]
De Mofras, Carte del' Oregon, des Cal-

ifornies, &c. , 1^^

Mission at San Luis Obispo

San Luiz, Pte. de

Be IJofras, Carte de
ifornies, &,c., 1844.

Has Point San Luis,
Obispo r3ay.

1' Oregon, des Cal-

N end of San Luis

San Luiz, R. & Mouillage de

De Mofras, Carte de I'Oregon, des Cal-
ifornies, &,c. , 1844.

^^ov*^ San Luis Creek and San Luis Obispo

Bay,

Santa Barbara Co., Calif.
San Luis Rey (or La Gabiota) rancheria

Uarne given by Portola Expd. in 1769 to
Indian rancheria on Santa Barbara Channel,
5i leagues 1 of Pt, Concepcion; In canyon^'^^o
which estuary of salt water. sntered (Gaviota
canyon). — Costanso, Diary Portola Expd., Pubs.

Acad. Pacific Coast Hist., vol. 2, no. 4, 207,311,

1911.

Crespi says they named it San Luis, rev de
Franc ia. but the soldiers called the place La
Gabiota (seagull) because they killed one of

l^T ^fn'^P ,^^^f«- -: Crespi, Diary Portola
l^?i; S J^^^.""^ Noticia de la Nueva Call?
<J, 147, 236, Mexico, 1874.

H.^5:^i5.U

eva Calif.,

't'''^-^*-^ %A^ V-ouL*

"^

Hanr^e Gaviota still in use.

San Lufz Key de ^TBncik^UiMlnP^

Calif

Mission, San Diego County.

De Mofras, Exploration de 1 'Oregon &c

Tome II, p.394. ISS. '

I. Sn. Marcos

^hip

ccordirig to Spanish chart found on
captured by Admiral Anson in 1743.

/

The southernmost of a group of islands
Southern Galifoi^nia. May have been
Clemente or San Nicholas.

La Perouse, Voyage, Atlas pi. 67, .179''.

vC ^"1i r^ ^ " — ; — : ^ 4

mc.

San Martin Islands Lower Calif.

Islets or rocks about 15 miles S of the
port of San Diego.

Called Los Coronados by Vizcafno, and the
islands of San Mart in bv Cabreba Bueno. —
Vicente Villa, Diary Portola Expd. , 1769-70.

Pubs. Acad. Pacific Coast Hist., vol. 2,qo.1,

B9, 1911.

San Mateo ""

■■*iw"*wwMiiiwiiiwii«i^^ _... . ,

Name on map of San Diego district
or near the coast a little south
San Juan Capistrano, So.Oalif. -
Hist.Oalif* II, 105, 1885,

Holif.

1800-30, on
of mission
Ban cr 0 ft :

^^-^ W (.^...^^J, ,_i^ ^^(V.,^ ^

San Mateo

Llateo

*

Be I.:ofras, Carte do I'Oregon, dcs Cal-
ifomies, &c., 1844. .

_ Small settlement on coast SE of San Juan
Capistrano and Kt of San Llateo Point.

<-;,,. vJi°"-^° ^^ confounded with San llateo on
oan Francisco Peninsula.

San liateo County

County seat Hedv;ood City.

"Statutes of ^ali lornia, 1856, 176, 1856-
1857,222,1857; 1868,174,1868; 1877-8,71,1877-

8^:

San Mateo Creek

Creek emptying into Pacific Ocean at m
comer of San Diego County, southern California.

Statutes of Calif . ,1850,58,59,1850.

Hot to be confused with the San Mateo of
San Francisco Peninsula.

Gribbes^LIap of California, 1852.

Rancho San Mateo n , . ^

Hanch m San Diego Co., owned in 1830 by
Pio Pico and Andres Pico. - Wm.H.Davis. ^iitv-
Years .n Calif.. 1831^9.593. Sa« Fra n^is^o "^

San Matlieo

Calif.

Beech ey: Toy age of Blossom[lS26:],II,M,1831.^'

f¥

San Matheo

Tributary to Mission of San Francisco.

Beechey, Voyage of Bl

ossom, 1,376,1831.

Sh, Matheo

LSan Mateo j

Calif.

Settlement 3 of

<p J

• ir^mrm

3an ifVancisco.

De Mofras, Uarte de 1 'Oregon et des

Californies, etc. Map 16. 1844

^HJOU

aieo. L^an Mateo OreekJ Calif.

Diary of Pedro Pont.- Anza Exped^!
1775-1776: Pubs. Acad. Pacif .Coast Hist., Vol .|

% ^' V^ 5^;i^ ^^^^- F^-^ ^^— ^

Arrop S.Matheo.- Flows NE and empL^es into

east side of S.F.Baj.-Rin^r^old:

Chart of Farallones,& Entrance to S.
if ,Bujf 1850,

De Mpfras, Carte de l^Orep-on et des
0 aliiornies, Map ib. " 1844.

San Matheo, Arroyo

9 ^ ■ i—iii

[San Mateo Creek]

De Mofras, Carte de 1 'Oregon, des Cal-
ifomies, &c. (map no. 16) 1844.

Creek on San Francisco Peninsula empty-
ing into San Francisco Bay S of San Llatoo
Point.

San Matheo, Pta. [Point San llatco]

De Mofras, Carte de 1' Oregon, dcs Cal
ifomies, &c., 1844.

no. 16)
Point on W side of San Francsico Bay,

of San Mateo,

im

St. Michael

li*»W*l|ftili|l(ll|l|*|»» <lllllll|llll|i|lllWli.linii»i|||jiiMi IIIIIU, «W.ihMMIJliM<4u,|«HW:.. .

^^^ngsdorff, Voyages £: Travels (18C3-1607)"|

London, pt.IJ, 204, 1814. ^^

t^Xy )Ul.,^ ^, ., ^^^

San_Miguel, Isla de [San Miguel Island]

Island in Santa Barbara Channel IIW of
Santa Rosa Island.

liano, Viage Sutil y Mexicana (1792),
kadri^ci, p. 173, 1802.

St. Miguel or St. Darnardo Island.—
Vancouver, Voyage of Discovery, 1790-95, Lend.,
II, 448, 179c, & Atlas (Ya. de 5n Miguel).

'Wilkes E:rped. Narrative, V, map (dated
1841) facing p. 150, 1845 (San Miguel Island).

San Miguel Ranch

• Ranch of Mrs. [Mark] West, 5 V4 miles

11 of Santa Rosa.— Gibbs, in Schoolcraft. Ill im
1855. '* *^^'

San Miguel River

'"" '* ■^^^^■—■1.—^— a— —„,— ,- „ , — ^.^..^^^^. ^ ^ wiilix'T' IWIIil itllil , _ _ ,1

_ River explored by Moraga in 1806. "The
river is called San Gabriel and branches twice
givias water to anotTier'lTiat we called San Migikl
and this in turn giving water to several other sf
About 7 lea/^es W of rancheria Telairie (in
vicinity of Goshen).— P. Pedro Munoz''.T.806. Arch.
Santa Barbara, Vol. 4,pp 31,32, 1806-1821.

Priestley says this is "no doubt the 7/ater
system of which the Kaweah River is the chief
stream.*

^^

L Vjs

^^"^^^h^<C *

Kvv

NU*^

A-^^|. niH.^ Q..s.Ta^,^i^

El Rio de San Miguel Pio Hondo] Calif.

Name first given b}^ Spaniards to Rio
Hondo, branch of San Gabriel River on which
mission of San Gabriel was first established.
C.F.Saunders h J.S.Chase: California Padres
fand Their ?./[issions, 95, 1915.

Valle de San Miguel \isan Ga'Sl^lVal 1 e^i Calif.

Name^iven by the Portola Expd, in 1769 to
valley

Costanso, Diary Portola Ixpd. .Pubs. Pacific Coast
Hist., vol.2, no. 4, 179, 1911.

Lat. 33034 ». — crespi. Diary Portola Expd.
in Palou»s Noticia de la Nueva Calif . ,2. 122. 18 74.

'■■ I tuiifcwl— Miiw

Calif.

San MiguelitiS

Name on map of Monterey district 1801-10, T
little northwest of mission San Antonio.
-BancroftrHist. Calif. II, 145, 1885,

Susan River

"utchi„g3 Calif. Mag., 1, 540, June, 1857.

treek in Lassen County, HE Californi-

ilovan{=; past Susanville an '""o^nic

Lake.

c! emptying; into 'Honey

•Beckwi^.h.v.c, in Ex.Doo.l.'ZO.^-Ki.Cow' l^+
'^ess.^XyiII(pt.;?),Art.5a;51;1355. ■ • ' ■
Stevens, I. I., chart of mapCdated 1353-4)

46,1855 '•• '"^^'=-P-^-'^«P-.".Art.Il,

San Miguel Mission

[Mission San Liip;uel]

Vancouver, Vo^^age of Discovery, 1790-95,

Loncl.,11,477,1798 (Mission of St. Miguel, estab-
lished 1787).

'Humboldt, Essai Polit.lIouv.Ksp. ,1,326,
1811; 11,841,1811. (founded 1797).

'De Mofras, Carte de I'Oregon, des Calif-
ornics, &,c.,1844.

•Wilkes Exped. Narrative, V, nap (dated
1841) facing p. 1^,1845.

Mission on upper Salinas River. .

San Miguel, Mission ^ Calif.

Bryant: What I 6aw in'Calif. 571 and
elsewhere, 1648.

San IJicolas, Isla de

[San llicolas Island]

•Island in Gulf of Santa Catalina SW o.
Santa Catalina Island.

, /Galiano, li^se Sutil y Llexicana (1792)
l^acirid, p. 174, 1802. _ '

1811.

las I.) .

•Hmiboldt, Essai Polit.Kouv.Esp.,I,lxxxix,
Gil)bes,L:ap of Cal ifornia,1852. (St. llich-

!• San Nicola's

Calif,

«nH ^"'^fy?^^"^ ^.°^.^^?^^ Barbara Channel
and 'H of Outer Santa Barbara Channel.

De Mofras Carte de l»Ore^on, des CclifornBs

&c, Gen»l map. 1844.

San Pablo

Place on E side of San Francisco Bay.
eechey, Voyage of Blossom, 11,652,1831.

San Pablo Bay __ [San Eablo Bay]

Gibbets^LIap of California, 1852.

Williaia3on,R.S., map, in Ex.Doc.l29, 33d.

Cong.,lst.Sess.,XVIII(pt,.4),1855.

Williajnson,R.S., in Pac.Rr.Rep.,V,pt.I,9,i853
Vinton, Major D. H. , 31st. Cong. 2d Sess.

Senate Ex. Doc. 1, Pt. 2, 252. 1850.

lame

Bahia.de Nuestra Senora de Guadalupe. —

Lieut. Ayala's First SurvTy and jlfep of the
Bay of San Francisco, 1775.

Bahia Redonda. — Report of the Pilot
Don Jose Uailizares to Commander Don Juan de
^ala, in Zoeth Eldredge, 'March of Porto la \

^ . ^ ^ 'noma »— Map or San Francisco Bay

Region, from Records of Mission San Jose, 1824.

5' VablSL [San Pablo StraitLCaliiJ

of

*fess'ion^n'ln^.S^^^^.5ay Region, from Records

on oan Jose, 1824.

Rancho San Pablo

Calif.
Contra Costa Co.,

Rancho W of Rancho Pinole. Owmd in 1836
by Castro Family. [San Pablo Bay on N
and SaiR Francisco Bay on S & W]. -^ m. Keath
I^avis, Sixty Years in Calif . .1831-89.31.
San Francisco, l889.

I

San Pablo Strai t C al i f

Strait connectirg San Francisco and San Pablo
Bays .

Called Strait of San Rafael de %uaniu by M.
Vallejo. MS Hist, of Calif., I, 146. Bancroft
Library, 1875*

J

San Palo

[Pala]

Place on San Luis [Key] River, about 23

ed

miles from mouth.. .miipple,A,W., ri.ap no.2(dat

l^>-'3-4) ,- in Ex.Doc.l29, 33d. eon^. ,1st., Sess., XVIII

(pt..4v,lS55.

,

•

*■■-*■!»

•

W^i'Mfilf --H-

'*''**'■■"**'

•

****■"«

-- '— ■———..

San Pantaleon (oi^guage del lllTrGo^ek)^^^^'
C Small waterliig-piace on extensive ^^n^'^'^^^
3 leagues m of San Juan Capistrano, passed^
by Portola Expd. in 1769. Soldiers called the
site loM,Mit03,J,e2^VaATe^0ome^^^^ Crespi nained
it San Pantaleon,^ — crespi, Diary Portola Expd.
in Palou'o Hoticia de la ITueva Calif . .2,117,
Mexico,, 1874.

Discovered ty Padre Gomez and named Aguage
^2i-lafeS.£2£ie 2 . .. Costanso, Diary Portola
Expd., Pulpe. Acad. Pacific Coast Hist., '^^J^?* "o,4,\

San Xacqual

I^mory, Military Reconn. Ft. Leavenworth
to San Diego in 1846-47, map facing p.l08,184a.

ilace and valley on San Fasainl or San
Dieguito River, San Liof-^o Co., California
v/hero battle of San Pasqual was fought with Ilex-
leans and won by ilniericans under Gen. S. V.
Kearney, Dec. 6 and 7, 1846,

^ipple,A.W., map no.2(dated 1053-4), inl
Ex.Doc.l29i33d,Cong.,lst.Sess.,XVIII(pt.4),l855.

^V ^^J>LA/v>C^A^JU^JU^ uLsU

San Pasqual

2

rSan Pasqual]

.^^Bjake.W.P., in Pac.Rr.Rep..v7pt.II,i26^«by.

'**l**»*#i»«'W'rtMi*^^

'-^ ' "'VTI-lipf itMiilfw

Sail' Pasquel ?San Pasqual) ' Calif

Marcy: Prairie Traveler, 295, N.Y.1859,

Sani Paacual.- Bryant: What I Saw in Calif. 367,

1848. [Entry dated Nov. SO, 1646]

San Pasquai Vaiiey

BiaKe,W.P,, in Pac.Rr .Rep., V,pt. II, 1^7,1857.

_Valiey on San Pasquai or San Dieguiio Riv-
er, San Diego Co., California.

Canada de San Patricio

Calif,

Reaaied by Aiiza Expd. in 1775 a"fter travsl-
ing m tliroLTg?! pass callad Puerto de Sa:o Carlos
Tlie lat, is given as 33^37 •. --Pedro Pont:
Diary ,Aiiza Expd, 1775-1776 :Pubs. Acad. Pacific
Coast Hi St. Vol. 3, No. l,p.41, March 1913.

San Pedro

^JL/ilkes Exped. Uarrativo, V, map (dated
1841) facing p. 150, 1845.

Place on W side Colorado River, after-
ward Fort Yurna.

San^ Pedro

Audubon: Ws stern Journal
178, Cleveland, 1906.

Calif.

1649-1850

San Pedro

[San Pedro]

■^o^^ ^ear W end San Pedro Bay... Stat of
Calif., 1854, 223, 1054.

Voq ^J'^'^^^y-^'^'^'^ Warren,n.K., in Ex.Loc.

L.9,.3.:.d.Cong.,l.t.So3s.,.XVni,(gt.l)Art.l.6a'

^^^'^' ^" P^c-Rr.Rep., 1,^22, 1855.

San

River explojed by Uorsip^ in 1806 (Oct.) aa
"discovered by the previous Expedition in
April." Rancheria Coyehete located on this
river Lwhich Kroeber identifies as Tule River]. -
P.Pedro Munoz, Diary, 1806. Arch. Santa Barbara.
Vol. 4. p 32. 1806-1821.

San Pedro (anchorage k point) [Point San Pedro]

L ovGr 1 IT • J.

-J i^irst prominent point on coast S of

'^an Francisco {la.i,37' 3d) .

De Llofras, Carte de 1 'Oregon, des Cal-
ifornies, &c. (general map) 1844.

Gibbes, Llap of California, 1852.

A-^^ l^ ao.>.>v^^ -1----^ X.CtX..ou^ .E^ fi^^

Punta

Lieut, Ayala's First Survey and Map of the
Bay of San Francisco, 1775.

Pedrp Font. Diary Mza Expd. 1775-76, Pubs,
i^cad. Pacific Coast Hist., vol. 3, no.l, p. 67,

1913.'

San Pedro

Calif.

Anchorage on W. coast 3an ?rancisco
Peninsula. Not to be confused with
San Pedro Bay, S of Los Angeles.

De Mofras: Carte de 1 'Oregon, des Californies

ac, Gen»l map, 1844.

Sail Pedro Bay

Calif.

[= San Pablo Bay] See card for Whalers Harbor.

Alto del Jamon Santa Cruz Co.. Calif.

Name given by Portola Ejcpd. in 1769 to hi^
hill near coast 4-1/2 lea^sues NW of San Lorenzo
River, — Costanso, Diary Portola Expd. ,Pubs.
Acad- Pacific Coast Hist*, vol, 2. no.4. pp.
253. 279, 1911.

Crespi says the soldiers called this site
' Jumifl. but he named it San Pedro
. — Crespi, Diary Portola Expd.,
in Palou's Noticia de la Nueva Calif.. 2,
p. 188, Mexico, 1874.

San Pedro de Alcantara

Calif.
Santa Cruz Co.

Name given by Crespi on Portola Ebcpd.,176'
to high hill near coast 4-1/2 leagues NW of

San Lorenzo River. Crespi says the soldiers
called it El. Alto de Jumin. — Crespi. Diary
Portola Expd. in Palou»s Noticia de la Nueva
Calif., 2, p. 188, Mexico, 1874.

Alto del Jamon. — Costanso. Diarji Porto]
Expd., Pubs. Acad.Pacific Coast Hist., vol. 2.
no.4, pp. 253, 279, 1911.

San Pedro Ilolasco, Pte. [Purisiina Point]
De Mofras, Carte de 1' Oregon, des Cal-

ifornies, &c., 1344,

How Purisima Point.

-- _ Point midv/ay heUieon Pt. Sal. and Pt. Ar-
S^ello.

Pta. San Pedro LPt. San Pedro] Calif,

Point on W side of passage between San
Francisco and San Pablo Bays.

Beech ey, Voyage of Blossom, 11.653.1831
De Mofras, Carte de l^Oregon, des Cal^

ifornies, etc. Map 16. 1844
Geo. A. Simpson, An Overland Journey Round

the World, 162. 1847
Gibbers, Map of California. 1852 (Pt.San Pedro!

Ayala named this point Punta de T^ang-osta.
Lieut. Ayala 's first Survey and Map of the

Bay of San Francisco, 1775.

Fte. San Pedro

-Ca li iL

Point on coast near Los Angeles.

De Mofras, Carte de 1 'Oregon, des Calif omie.

^* Gen»l map, 1844.

Timta. San Pedro

""•"• ■"" ""•""" -■••"•»»««..«.«a..v»««,K,,

On W side of San Francisco Bay at its
northern end,. -Beechey: Voyage of Blossom
[1826]. 11,425.1831. S'^U, A3^.

De Mofras Carte de 1 'Oregon et des

Call formes, etc. Map 16, 1844.

»p!!^v;2^^?^ ^^^ P?^"^ ^y *^e word
'Eoche* (rock) only.

Calif

Ft> 3. Pedro |San Pedrq__Bay]

Calif.

De

Harbor N end San Catalina Bay.

Mofras, Carte de l»Oregon, des Californies

&c Gen»l map, 1844.

San Pedro, Pte. lUs K^vat^Us ^o.")

De Mofras, Carte de 1 'Oregon, des Cal-
ifornies, he, 1844.

Point on San Pedro Peninsula, S of Los
Angeles. i..ay be present Pt. Vincente.

Rancix* San Psdro Calif!

Ranch in San Mateo Co., owned by Fi-ancisco
Sanchez in 1830. -- m. H. Davis, Sixty Years
in Calif., 1831-89; 599, San Francisco, 1889.

Rio de San PedrCi [-Piitah Creek] Calif.

(Arguello 1821) Bancroft, Hist. Calif. 11,446 ft!
note, 1885.

[Identified as Putah Creek from mention of
MhaytQS rancher ia (400 inhabitants in 1821)
which was on Putah Creek near or above present
town Winters^t^C/WvvJ^

San Fedro, Rio

[Los Aiigcles River]

De Mofras, Carte de 1 'Oregon, des Cal-

ifomies, Sec, 1644.

River emptying into San Pedro Bay. How
Log Angnles River.

Punta de Almejas t.Point San Pedro] Calif.
Point on coast about two-thirds of the way
from Point Ano Nuevo to Golden Gate. — Lieut.
Ayala*s First Survey azid Map of the Bay of
San Francisco, 1775.

Pedro Font, Diary Anza Expd. , 1775-76,
Pubs. Acad. Pacific Coast Hist., vol.. 3, no.l,
p. 67, 1913.

E^dv^in 1769 to their camp about 2-1/2 miles
S of thg present point San Pedro, because thiy
|tound so many shellfish there.

. incon^dj Jj^ jyjnejas • —
Diary Portola Expdf, PSbs. Acad, r
IKist.. vol. 2, no.4, p. 263, 1911.

P,.n+n 5r?^^ says. that the soldiers called it
Punta de las AlmPiaa, but that he namr ^ '^

Costanso,
cific CoaSt

m

|1 Custudio. .- Crespi. Diary Portola Expd. ,
Palou's Noticia de la Nueva Calif., 2, 197,

Mesico, 1874

'Sail Phillippi

[San Fel ipe]

*Capt. A. R. Johnston'^Eriiory, Military
Reconn. Ft. Leavenworth to San Diego in 1846-47
560,613,1648. ^ 10^04/,

'Indian villa^re and vegas in E San Die.^'-o
County, probably in San FeliT)e Valley near "
V/amer Valley. ^

Calif
Pta. San Quentin (now covered by San Francisco')

Fonner point (now obliterated) just N of
Potrero Ppint, W side San Francisco Bay- Old
Mission Bay. now filled in, was between Steam-
boat Point and old Point San Quentin.

DeMofras, Carte de 1 'Oregon, des Califomies,
etc., 1844. (map no. 16)

Binggold»s Charts. 1850.

Chart San Francisco Bay. U.S. Coast Survey, 186
Note: Not to be confused with present Point'

San Quentin in N part San Fra^ncisco Bay r

— "^ M overj

N of Tiburon Peninsula.

Point San Quentin. San Francisco Bay. Calif.

Point in N part San Francisco Bay, N
of Tiburon Peninsula. ^^ ^L^^^s^

San

U of

^^^^■-'^^^ [San Quentin]

Place on W shore of San Francisco Bay
Han Francisco.
•Statutes of California, 18'4, 78, 1854.

San Quentin, Point Calif

^Biake^.P., in Pac.HnRep.,V,pt.II,146,1857.

Point on W side of San Francisco Bay, }] of
Tiburon Peninsula.

'~'^" ' iijiiiiiwiwwiliiiniiii ■-iiiiiiiiTininiiiiHniiiiii^iiwniiiiiiiiiiiiji.i

Named Fjnta de Quintin because Indiar. chief -—
Quint in was conquered there by the Spanish in
1824. Later erroneously called Punta de San
Quintin by -Americans.-- M. J. Vallejo, MS
Hist, of Calif., I, 148, Bancroft Library, 1875

San Rafael

_ [San Rafael]

Gibbes, Map of California, 1852.

San Pablo, Estrecho de

Strait betv/een
Pablo Bays.

San Francisco and San

Beechey, Voyage of Blossom, 11,654,1031.

Punt a San Pablo

Calif.

On E side

northern end.

II, 425,1831,

of San Francisco Bay at its
-Beechey, Voyage of Blossom

[182i

Fta. San Pablo _J^San Pablo Pt,]

Calif

Point on E side of passage between San
Francisco and ::>an Pablo Bays.

Beech ey, Voyage of Blossom, II, 653, 183;

De Mofras Carte de 1 'Oregon, des Cal-
if ornies, etc. Wg l6. 1844

Geo. A. Simpson, An Overland Journey ^ound

the iVorld, 162. 1847

ISan RafaelL

2all£.

«'^rfs;L?§.:i:;i«?„v ^•8'-.. "» ^^o,*

oan Jose, 1824.

San Rafael Creek

S into -San
SE of San

Creek in Marin County ernptyi
Francisco Bay from the V/. a littlo
Kaiacl .

Polit. Code of California, San France*
p.463,1897.

''CO

o

Calif.

L=San Pablo Strait]
San Rafael de ifeuaniu , Strait of

Name used for San Pablo Bay by M. J. Valleio.
MB Hist, of Calif.. I. 146. Bahoroft Libra^,
1876

S[anJ.Eafael. Mission _IS8nJkfaelj_ Calif.

De Mofras Exploration de l-Oregon &c.Tome II,

/^•,-, •^"-'•^» ^Hcrt 16, spelt San Ha nh« p"1 — ^

Bryant^^S^ California^ imsS'Sl.
-Bryant, ;?hat I saw in ^Blif7:33B~in^mt:

where, 1848.LEntry dated Oct. 17,1846

San

.Santa Barbara Co. , Calif.
Ramon Nonata (or Bails de las Indias or
La Cxraciosa) L;iSan Antonio Creek]

Najne c^iven by Portola Expd- in 1769 to
lake Lnow disappeared] about 6 miles N of
Santa Inez River. Given name Baile de las
Indias because first place where they sav;
Indian women dance. Others called it La
Graciosa; Crespi named it San Ramon Nonata* —
Crespi, Diary Fortola Expd. m Faiou's I^oticia
de la Nueva Calif., 2, lt4, Mexico, 1874.

See also Baile de las Indias, La Graciosa

Sap Rftwinn Vflll eu rnnnf>»q Costa (S: ,

Alamaaa Cos • )

Calif.

pan Bflmon Vanfty; Valley in present counties of
C9ntra Costa and Alameda, between Berkeley and
j)iablo ranges.-- J.S. Hittell, Hutchings ' Calif.
Mag., Vol. 5, No. 4. p. 166, Oct. 186r

San Renione

[San Rarnon]

I.It. Diablo.

'Stat, of Calif., 1854, 222, 1854.

•Place at S end San Ramon Valley, SW of

Calif
San Roque (or Carpenterfa) Santa Barbara Co.

Large Indian town on Santa Barbara Channel,
5 leagues ISTW of Ventura River. Visited by Por-
tola Expd. in 1769 and named San Rooue by
Crespi, and La^_Car£enterik by the soldiers
because they found the natives building a
canoe. — Crespi, Diary Portola Expd. in
Palou»s IToticia de la Nueva Calif. ,2, 140. 1874.
Pueblo de la Carpentaria , .. Costanso.

Diary Portola Expd., -Pubs, Acad. Pacific Coast

Hist., vol.2, no. 4, 199, 1911

Arroyo de San Salvador Calif.

Reached by Aiiza Expd. in 1776 after passing
mouth of Rio de Guadalupe at southern end of
San Francisco Bay k following ai-ound the shore
line of the bay on its east side about 10

leases. Called also Arro3ro de la Harina.
-Podro Font:Diary,Anza Expd. 1775-1775 :Pubs.
Acad. Pacif. Coast Hist.Vol.3,No.l,p.7?,Mch.l913.

I>-^n^glvador „ LSan Clemente L]_Calif.
Island S Santa Catalina I.

De Mofras, Carte de l»Ore

ornies, &c. Gen J

See San_gKnenteIsland.

•on, des Ualif
map. 1844.

San Sebastian, C&p^ Cape Sebastian
Cape on coast of S Oregon erroneously

placed on California side by De Mofras.

De Mofras, _Carte de 1 'Oregon, des Cal-

ifomies, &c. (general map) 1844.

m xT^® Mofras, Exploration de 1 'Oregon.
Tome II, p. 39, ;844: "..thus named by yiz-
camo m 1602.^' Ttrs) ^

Rio Sn. SebaBtican ou K.Slavianska ^Russian P.]

De Mofras,
ornies, S:c.,1844.

Carte do I'Orecon, des Calif-

• Santa Barbara Cb,, Calif.

San Seferino (San Zeferlno) rancheria

Indian rancheria 3i leagues E of Pt. Concep-
cion, visited by Portola Bxpd. in 1769 and
named San Zeferino Papa, In canyon. which an

estuary enters. — Costanso, Diary Portola Expd.,
Pubs. Acad. Pacific Coast Hist. , vol. 2, no. 4, 1911.
San Sef exinoj Papa. ^- Crespi, Diary Portola

Expd., in Palou*8 Noticia de la Kueva Calif.,

2, 148, 236, Mexico, 1874..

s

^ij Simeon

.^ P^ Hofras, C- rte de 1 'Oregon, des Cal-

1 formes, &,c., 1844.

^^^ , "^'l]"^' ^'^^^^ anchorage N of T^steros Bay,
now oan Simeon and San Simeon Lay.

San Simeon

[San Simeon]

Zliii^nPacific coaot ab out. 20 .Ml^TF

01 ^^"teros Bay. --Will in>-,c,n,n d o

Bop T^Q ':;':^^ n ^•^-Liai;ison,R. S.,^ map, inE--

» ^^^b- ,-LSL.oesa. , AVlII(pt.4) ^2855..

W M*i*l«IWWi1«IIIWlllli|iWi

San Simon Lipnica San Diego Co., Calif.

Hame given by Portola Ixpd. in 1769 to valley
10 leagues m of San Diego. At the end of valley
was an estero. - Crespi, Diary Portola Expd. ,
in Palou»8 Koticia de la ITueva California, 2.
106, Mexico, 1874.

1 ^/^'--j^iA/Vs^tS-l.

,-4^^ e^Jti^v:^ ^A ^J^ ^

Santa Barbara Co., Calif.
San Zeferino (San Seferino) rancheria

Indian rancheria 3i leagues E of Pt. Con-
cepcion, visited by Portola Expd. in 1769 and

named San Zeferino Papa. In canyon. which an

■inWiiimi »iii ^

estuary enters. — Costanso, Diary Portola Expd.
Pubs. Acad. Pacific Coast Hist., vol. 2, no. 4, 191

San Seferino. Papa. — Crespi, Diary Portola
Expd., in Palou»s Noticia de la Nueva Calif.,
2, 148, 236, Mexico, 1874.

H. sans nom

Calif.

Tributary, Sacramento B. .flowing M.;

E side.

De Mofras, Carte dd l»Ore^n, des Calif or-

nies, &G. Gen'lmap. 1844.

See Sacramento R.

S. Solano

Calif.

[See Sonoma j

San Solano, Llission [IJow Sonoma,. Mission]

__.™-n.i„....uL — ., ~'~ir "iiii iiiiiiii'ininiiiiiiii»iiiiiiwiiiiiiiniiiiitt,.i „inn)mi|iBimpi in(„|(|,|„n, in, , ,„-,.

^De Mofras, Carte de 1» Oregon, des Cal
ifornies, &c. (general map) 1844,

liission where Sonoma now is.

Santa Ana

Arroyo visited by Moraga in 1806 located
4 leagues fron: San Joao;uin River toward

Merced Riier.-p. Pedro AMoz. Diary.-^Arch.
bta. Barbara, Vol. 4, p 24. 18Q6-1821.

Arroyo de Sa'n.ta An^-ela de Fulf;inO Oali

On south shore of Suisin Bay, reached by ihiza
Expd. in 1776. -Pedro Font:Dian',Anza Sxpd.l77[

-1776:Babs.Acad.Pacif.0oast Hist,Vol.3,Noa,r .8
Mai-ch 1913*

Calif.

Santa Anna W Santa Ana)

Town and river. -- Emory: Military Eeconnoi-
ssance, 1846-7, 118, 1848.

ant a Anna

[Santa Ana]

To-n on Ganta ilnna [Ana] Rivor^^.^Vd^

Emory, liilitary Rcconn. Ft. Leavenworth
to r.an Diego in 1846-47, 110,1848.

es,LIap of California, }852.

Sxx.'vctoL KVvYvOcTolSS

'IIW'M ■ >

Kvl^

<loll

aJ& /W^ ^ [m^Lj^ ^^^^^

%

O^^-^^*^*-^ ^io\^owo'^o".

H-

Ana

Calif,

Ranch on Santa Ana RiverTomed in 1846 by
Dona Vicenta, widow of Toms Yorba. — V.te. Heath
Davis, Sixty Years in Calif,, 1831-89, 432,
Saa FJ^ancisco, 1889. __

Rancho Santa Ana Calif.

- Ranch in San Juan Bautista Valleyr, owned
in 1830 by Juan Miguel Anzar and Manuel Larios.j
--WM. K. Davis, Sixty Years in Calif,,, 1831-89,
iOO, San Francisco, 1889*

Santa Aiia, R|oj

_[ Santa Ana River]

De Mofras, Carte de POregon, des Cal-
ifornies, kc.^ 1844.

River in southern California rising in
San Bernardino Mountains and reaching the
coast a little ?/ of IJev.'port Bay.

' Santa Anna River.
Reconn^^Jt. Leavenworth
47, 118,1848.

- I^rnory, Llilitary
to Gan Diego in 1846'

Santa Ana River Calif.

River T8 l.omguoe IJWVijr Dan Dlu^. grossed
"by the Portola Expedition in 1769 and named
Jesus de los Temblores because they experienced
a terrible earthquake there; also called by
the soldiers Santa Ana. — Crespi, Diary Portol
Expd., in Palou»s Noticia de la Hueva Calif.,
2, 119,120, Mexico, Yg74.

In 1776 the Anza Expd. crossed the Rio de
_Santa Ana three times. -- Pont, Diary Anza

Expd., Pubs. Acad. Pacific Coast Hist., vol. 3

Ove

no,l, 40,45,51, 1913

(See also Rio de los Temblores)

Santa Anna River

[Santa Ana River]

Emory, Military Reconn. Ft. Leavenworth
to San Dier:o in 1846-47, 118,184G.

Sa-nta Anita Ranchc Calif.

In 1644 Wm. H. Davis visited Santa Anitaj,
a rancho situated a few miles N of San Gabriel
MissicHi, in a pretty valley about 8 or 9 miles
easterly from Los Angeles. -- Wm. Heath
Davis, Sixty Years in Calif., 1531-89, 1%,
San F^'ancis©, 1889.

Santa Barbara, Bay or roads tead__

/Jichorage at Santa Barbara,

Vancouver, Voyage of Dincovery, 1790-"5
Bond. ,11,456,1796.

Santa Barbara /[District]

Wilkes Exped. (map dated
p. 150,1345.

1841), V, facing

C^^^'-^^^w r^-^-«sj^,^i^

aJLu^

S45-

^^ Mo^Ta^s

1

dl

v\^p^

fend in

iVloro^

1

Santa Barbara

Incorporated as city April 9, 1850.
iStatutes of California, 18.00,172,1850.

•Ibid, 1854, 223, 185^1.

Santa Barbara, Canal do [Santa Barbara Channc

Galiano, Viage Sutil y Mexicana. (1792) ,

I'ladrid, p. 173, 1802.

Huniboldt, Essai Polit.lIouv.Ksp., 1,319,1811

Canal de Ste. Barbe

channel

Map 15, Atlas du Voy^e de la Perouse,

^t^

irke. cn^ M

p-

1,4

9

Canal de Santa Barbara. Galiano, Viage
^til y Mexicana (1792), Madrid, p. 173, 1802.

J^ancouver, Voyage of Discovery, 1790-95
Lond.,n, 44-8,1798 (Canal of Santa Barbara)., b.'
Atl

coO •

'""Willi ■wmilMWIWKIIi

Santa Barbara, Channel de [Sta. Barbara Channel]

Wilkes Exped. (map dated 1641) ,V, facing
p. 150, 1845.

*'•? °^ California, 1852 (Santa
harbara Channel) .

Gibbes. M

Scuta Barbara County

Established Feb. 18, 1850 and defined.
'Statutes of California, 1850, 59, 1850.
'County boundaries ainended, IJay 13, 1854. --j
Statutes of California, 185^1, 148, 1854.'

Santa Barbara I.

Calif.

Small island W of NW end of Santa Cata-
Ima I., 40 miles 8W of San Pedro Bay.
Vancouver, Voyage of Discovery, 1790-95 .
Lend.. I I, 462, 1798 (Island of Santa
Barbara) <S:Atlas (Ya de Sta Barbara).
Galiano, Yiage Sutil y Mexicana (1792)
,.^ Madrid, p. 173, 1802. Isla de San!a Barbara
'^ilk^s l^^xped. (Map dated 1841) ,V, facing p.
156, 1845. ^ ^

De Mofras. Carte de 1 'Oregon, des Call for-
mes (ice. Gen a map. 1844.
Gibbes, Map of California, 1852.

Santa Barbara^ Pte.

[Pt. Las Pitas?]

De Liofras, Carte de 1 'Oregon, des Cal-
if ornies, 8cc., 1844.

Point at E end of Santa Barbara Channel,
a short distance M of Buenaventura, apparently
Pt. Las Pitas.

Santa Barbaraj^ Presidio

Vancouver, Voyage of Discovery, 1790-95
Lend., II, 453,1798, & Atlas.

Presidio of Santa Barbara founded 1782, ««9
leagues from San Buenaventura, where there is
a bay and a large Indian village" (Pueblo de la
Laguna). — Palou, Vida de Junipero Serra,
255-256, Mexico, 1787,

Santa Barbara, Llision de [Santa Barbara llission

Oaliano, Viage Sutil y Mexicana (1792)
Madrid, table facing p. 166, lc?02. '

Santa Barbaras I

T •

iission

Vancouver, Voyage of Discovery, 1790-95

Lend., II, 452,469, 1798/ & Atl

Humboldt, Essai Pol it

319,326,1811; II,841(Statistics) .1811

lIouv.Ksp.,I,x:a:iv

Be Llofras, Carte de I'O

ornies, &c..- 1844

regon, des Calif-

__ • Wilkes Exped. Ilarrative, V, max) (dated
1 841 ) f ac ing p . 1 50 , 1845 .

0:^ '■ ^ ^ c(^

Laguna de lad Grullas __ Monterey Co,, Calif
Hame given by Portola Expd, in 1769 to pond
among low hille 4 leagues S of Pajaro River near
coast, Famed for the great number of cranes. —
Costanso, Diary Portola Exp d. , Pubs. Acad. Pacif-
ic Coast Hist., vol. 2, no. 4, 247, 1911.

^respi says the soldiers called it the laiie
of the Grulla (crane), but he named it Santa

- Crespi, Diary Portola Expd, in Palou;
Noticia de la Nueva Calif., 2, 181. Mexico, 1874'.

Santa Catalina Island

Calif

-- — Large island S of San Pedro Bay

Sa» Catalina* — According to Spanish
chart found on ship captured by Admiral
Anson in 1743 • 1

Isla de Santa Catalina* — Vicente Villa
Diary Portola Expd*, 1769-70, Pubs. Acad.

Pacific Coast Hist*, vol. 2, no*l, p* 85,
1911.

Ycuie Sta* Catalina* — Vancouver,
Voyage of Discovery, 1790-95, London, H^^^

464, 1798.,. & Atlas. '

La Perouse, Voy^e, Atlas, p. 67, 1797.

^B»g7^^ de 1 •Oregon, des Calif or-
f'xibbs, Map of California, 1852

Valle de Santa Catalina or Los Encinos

Name given by Portola Ixpd,. ip ;769 to
valley (6X8 leagues)'

— Costanso, Diary Portola Sxpd.^Pubs.
Acad. Pacific Coast Hist, . vol. 2. no. 4, 185, 1911.
Valle de Santa Catalina de Bononia de
los Encinos^ Lat.34**37^ — Crespi.l)!!^
Po-tola Expd. in Palou.s Noticia de la ITueva
California, 2, 127, 1874.

^^over)

Name gncino appears on
Angeles district, 1800-30,
little NW of Los Angeles.
Hist. Calif, 11,352,1885.

map of Los
located a

-- Bancroft

Enfilno is a station ofl Southern Pacific
in south-central part of San Fernando Valley

4-» de Ste . Catherine-

Probably Santa Cataline thougli possibly
San Clemente.

Map 15, Atlas du Voyage de La Perouse,

1797.

Ste, Catherine

ProbablxSanta Catalina,__though possibly

San Clemente.

s

^li Atlas du Voyae-e de La

0}

rouse, 1x9/. ( A<^c.or4 i>io~te <>, 2> p ci:n.i'':>\v

MHfM!^'4«<tMM>+' iMUliiili

■Mi(ii««iWliiHi.„.iaMilim, MM

■■■WlMiiiiiiiiiiiii mill t I

Arroyo de Santa Cailiarlna

Calif,

Passed hj Aiiza Expd. in 1775 in So. Calif, on

their way from Colorado River to San Gabriel
Mission, & about 13 leagues W of a place called

San Selustian. —Diary of pedro Font, Anza Expdl
1775-1776 rPubs.Acad.Pacific. Coast Hist. Vol. 3, No j
p. 39, March 1913.

Santa Clara Canyon ,'Mq,vv3cu.v(v C%,

Calif.

Haine given by the Portola Expd. in 1769 to

Qaax

canyon

which they followed for 8 leagues to the Santa
Barbara Channel, — Costanso, Diary Portola
Ixpd,, Pubs. Pacific Coast Hist. , vol. 2, no. 4,
191, 1911.

Crespi, Diary Portola Expd. in Palou's
Noticia de la Nueva Calif . ,2,153, Mexico, 1874.

Qo ♦ n, E^ir<l°"**»l Ventura Co.. Calif,
Santa Clara de Monte Talco or Pueblo del Bailarin

Populous Indian rancheria on Santa Barbara
Channel, 4 leagues HW of Ventura River "on
point of land near which ram a stream of good
water * (Rincon Pt.&Creek). Visited by Portola
Expd. in 1769 and named Santa Clara de ?jonte
Talco by Crespi and ]^ Bailarin by the soldiers
because chief of vilTage was a good dancer. —
Crespi, Diary Portola Ixpd. , in Palou's Hoticia
de la Uueva Calif . ,2, 138, Maxico', 3.874.
El Bailarin. — Qostan^o, Diary Portola

Pubs. Acad. Pacific Coast Hist., vol. 2, no. 4,
197, 1911.

Spelled Bilarin by Bancroft

Santa Clara, Lit.

-Wtfli 1^

De Mofras, Carte de 1 'Oregon, des Cal-
^mies, ^.. 1844. (map no. 16)

Mt. 3ta. Clara

LMontara Mt.]

Calif

Mountain on 3a n Francisco Peninsula.

De Mofraa, C^rte de 1 'Oregon et dos
CaliTornies, etc. Map 16. 1844

Cnnt.T Clara River

_^HHiTOhreys, A, A A Warren, Cx.K., in Ex. Doc. 129

••-oiv.., 1st. 3css.,:{Vni,(.+,.l) Art. 1'60. 1055

williciiu3on,R.S., map, m Ex. Doc .129, 33d.
Cong. ,1st. Sess,^XVni (pt .4) , 1055 .

Humphreys, A. A. & Warren, G.K., in Pac.Rr.

Rep., I, Art. II, 90, 1855.

Santa Clara River

^fe-wiucXOL ^o.x Calif

River in southern Calif, eicptying into E end
of Santa Barbara Channel.

Fame given by the Portola Expd. in 1769 to
the canyon pl\^ river

which they followed for 8 leagues to
the sea. — Costanso, Diary Portola Expd,.Pub8.
Acad. Pacific Coast Hist., vol. 2, no. 4, 191, 1911

Crespi, Diary Portola Expd. in Palou»8 Koticial
de la Nuexa Calif., 2, 133, Mexico, 1874.

In 1776 the Anza.Eypd. crossed the Bio de

BSbt;^ 'Ped?f Ion? %■'''' ^""^ <^« ^"^^
Aoad. Pacific CoIetH?^; ^^^f^ ^"^a Expd..Pub8.

ttciixc ooast Hist., vol. 3, no.l, 53,1913.

&c^r?8fl"' °*"*' '*<' ^'°-«°«. ''"^ Californies,
Crtil]?' "^^ °' California. 1852 (St. Clara

Santa Clara County

Established Feb. 10, 1850 and defined.
Statutes of California, 1850,

60, 1850.

Santa Clara falley

Plain extending southward from

Frajicisco Bay.^ Formerly callM San
Bernardino. Valley, which see.

Calif.
San

Calif.

-3' Clflra [Santa Clara].

^/gP of San Francisco Bay Hegion from Records
of Mission San Jose, 1824. ^^«uoras

Santa Clara, Embarcadero of Calff.

In 1844 the embarcadero of Santa Clara;

«

now the town of Alviso. -- In. H. Davis, Sixty
Years in Calif., 1831-89, 595, San Francisco,

1889.

-Sta OlfirA ISanJVancisco Bay] Calif.

St. Clara t^o^vdoL^Va^VoO

Kotzebue, Entdeckungsroise. Feimar.
1821. __ * »

11,7,

^ 4u>.<^Y,

&j>^ »

Uoytls TTa.vLs\-a,-li'ow . Lowdow. T , Vl(] \%1\

0>J-trJ

^l^-^^a CI ara__(Mi s sion)

-^■-■--irTi,,. ,ii|, •"■I'W'Wiiiiwwwiiiwii— iiitw ■■

Founded 1777.

•Hurnboldt. Fssai Pnl i+ n^„ t
3-^7 ifln. TT o^wn/ •^^^•''°^^-^sp., 1,319

->-'', loll! II.S4lfRt.n+.iof,-^„N nnn-,* '

S41 (Statistics), 1811
Langsdorff, V(jyrigGs &, Travels (

London, pt.II,15';;'^f8r4.
'Kotsebue, Entdeckuiv<s

1803-1807)

1821 (St. Clara): J

sreise, l^eimar.II. 7

> ' I

V

79,1821

i loid, Lloyd's translat

ion. I

'De Llofras, Carte de I'Ore/^-on des Cnl^^
ornics, &c.,1844. ■ ' ^ ^^^^'-

Pounded Jan. 1777 in the great plains of
San Bernadlno (Santa Clara Valley) i league
from the river of Our Lady of Guadalupe. —

llT^t^""^ ^^^°^' Vida de fadre Junipero Serra,
220, Mexico. 1787.

Sfinta Clara, Mis ion de

[Santa Clara Mission

.iano, Via^e Sutil y Mexicana (1792),
Madrid, p. 160, 1802.

Citi

.ncouver, Voyage of Discovery, 1790-95,

Lond., II, 4,15,1798 (Mission of Santa Clara) , &
Atlas.

Santa Clara, Mission; e^ Calif.

Bryant: Wliat I Saw in Calif. 517,1846
[Entry dated Sep. 20, 1646.]

Santa Clara, valley

CVIII,(pt.l) Intro., M,18k,, ' '
- Davis, m Pac.Rr.Rep.,I,27,1855.

Ventura Co., Calif,
Santa Conefundis vor Eancheria Volante)

Santa Conefundifif. — ]srajne given by Crespi

Ife^^Tiw^fi:?!^* ^P^-»^'''^^» ^o 8^11 Indian rancheria
1^2 leagues along beach NW of Ventura River. --

Crespi, Diary Portola 2xpd. in Palou»8 iJoticia
de la ITueva Calif . ,2, 137,1874.

Rancheria Volante. — lTam« given by Costanso

to same village which he callsi a temporary
village of Indian fishermen. — Costanso,

Diary Portola Expd. , ?ubs, Acad. Pacific Coast,

Hist., vol. 2, no. 4, 195-7, 1911.

Santa Cruz

otiao .

[Santa Cruz]

-T rv

01 I

M if., 1854, ,"223,1854.
•Tov.'n at II end Monterey Bay.
GibbeCs,-ap of California, in52.

Santa Cruz Arroyo

Santa Cruz * Co. , Calif •

Name given by Crespi in 1769 to the first
arroyo which the Portola Expd. crossed, travel-
ing alor^ coast WNW of Lorenzo River* — Crespi
Diary Portola Expd., in Palou's Noticia de la
Nueva Calif,, 2. p. 187. Mexico. 1874.

V

Santa Cruz County

^ /

Established April S5| 1851.

Statutes of California, 1051, 173, 1851.

(Formerly Branciforte County)

Santa Cruz Island

Vancouver,
Lond., 11.448.1798.

[Santa Cruz Island]

Voyage of Discovery, 1790-95
& Atlas (Ya. de Sta. Cruz)/'

De Mofras, Carte dp 1 'nror-r^y. /: n -, - »

omies, &c.,1844. Oregon, aes Calmf

IPAi^ , ^-^^^^ f"^"'^- ^^^^^^^ive, V, map (dated
1641) facing p. 150, 1845.

Large island in Santa Barbara Channel.

Santa Cruz Island

Calif.

— Santa Barbara Channel

lastern Id, of the 3 large Ids. of Santa
Barbara Channel. — Miguel Costanso, map Calif.
Coast. 1770. in I.B.Richjiian»s Calif, under Spain
and Mexico, Insert, pp. 104-5. 1911.

ITote: in his diary of Portola Expd. 1769-70,
Costanso says that the eastern id. was San^
Barbara (and the central id. was Santa Cruz) —
Costanso, Diary Portola Expd., Pubs. Acad. Pacific
Coast Hist., vol, 2. no. 4, 207. 1911.

Santa Cruz [-Island]

~ '^^&^ island in Sant^i
•^"ilkes Exped. (map dated
p. 150, 1845.

ara Channel.
^'^41),V, facing

Gibbes^LIap of California, 1852.

Santa Cruz (Mission)

Founded 1794.

"Humboldt, Essai Polit.Nouv.EsT) I 319
•27, 1811; II,841(Statistics), 18li: '

-Langsdorff, Voyages k Travel 5(1803-1807)
Lonaon, pt.II, 170, 1814.

ancouver, Vo^rare of Discovery, 1790-95,
Lend., II, 25, 1798 ("very recently established"
in 1793), k Ailap.

Santa Cruz (Mission)

[Mission Scinta Cruz]

Mission said to be "very recently es-
tablished" in 1793.

Vancouver, Voyage of Eiscovery. 1790-9*^
Lond.,II,25;;Atlas,1798.

"'^7 imi^^'^'T^i^^^ ^''^' Polit.Kouv.KsT).,I,319,
0^7,1611; 11, 841(StatisticB), 1811. (founded 1794)

Langsdorff, Voyages & Travcls(1603-1807)
Lend., pt.II, 170, 1814.

De Mofras, Carte de POregon, des Calif,
^nnes^ &c. . (general map h chart Ilo.l4) .1844.

s

anta Cruz, Mission de

De Mofras, Carte de 1 'Oregon, des Cal
ifomics, &c., 1844.(,J..oo^^^o^^^;^^]

^"^ Present toi/in of Santa Cruz, N end of
Monterey Bay,

Santa Cruz Mountains

Mountain range in Santa Cruz County,
running parallel with coast.

Statutes of California, 1850, 59, 1850^,

^ - Blake, W.P., in Pac.Rr.Rep.,Y,pt.II,l59,

1857( Santa Cruz Range) .

Santa Cruz, Port [Santa Cruz Harbor]

Sta^-.utes of California, 1853,311,1853.

Santa Cruz, Pta. de

^tva.1

;De Mofras, Carte do I'Oregon, des Cal-
ifornies, &.c., 1844.

^ Point justVN of present Santa Cruz Harbor.
Callea Point Santa Cruz.

Gibbets, ^-ap of California, 1852 (Pt.
Sa,nta Cruz) .

Santa Cruz, Rio de Hovm ^ocw Lotewxo ^x-<iA

De Mofras, Carte de 1 'Oregon, des Cal-
ifornics, &c., 1844. Ck^Lri l4.

_^:W^ptying into present Santa Crus Harbor.

&= Salinas River]
Santa Delfina, River & Valley __ Calif.

Valley of the Salinas River. In 1769 the
Portola Expd, camped near the mouth of the

Salinas River and Crespi named the place Santa
Delfina.-> fjrespi, Diary Portola Expd. in Palou»
Noticia de la ITueva Calif., 2, 175, Mexico, 1874

"Valley of the Santa Delfina through which
flows the Rio de Monterey" (Salinas River). —
Pedro Pont, Diary Anza Expd., Pubs. Acad, Pacific
Coast Hist., vol, 5, no.l, 65, 91, 1913,

\

In 1772 Expd, under Fages from Monterey to
San Francisco Bay camped at Salinas River .
which thev named Santa Delfina. — Crespi,
Dian^ of Fages Expd. in Palou's Noticia de

la Nueva Calif •III, 5, Mexico, 1874.

In 1774 Expd. under Rivera from Monterey
to San Francisco ' camped at the Rio de Santa
Delfinafind"crossed the plain or grand canyon
of Santa Delfina. — Palou, Diarj'- of Rivera
Expd. in Falou's Noticia de la Nueva Calif.,
Ill, 264, 265. Mexico, 1874

San Luis Obispo Co, , Calif •
Ilena (or Csinada ir^gostft)

Portola Expd. in 1769 to
San Luis Range S of Los
pi called it Canada de
says the soldiers calTed

Tt C aHada Atj^ us ua* — urespi, uiary
Expd. 'in Pr " - • • • -^ - - ^

2, 159, Mexico, 1874.

a Nueva Calif. ,

Canada Angosta* — Costanso, Diary Portola
Expd. , Pubs^^lcaHT Pacific Coast Hist., vol. 2,
no.4, 219, 1911.

Santa Inez Ridfre

■"'»"**'W""'"i""Wi*"ii'|"ii' «■!■ t«MaiMiai>i>hi.ii*Bh. i*.irt.h,Mii..h-M«-^-««,-„^.„_ ^..«*^

Ocean.

Range between Santa Inez River and the

-*^^ ^- J^ittell, Hutchings Calif .ra^^., Ill

555,1859. _ ^ ' '

Blake, W.P., in Pca.Rr.Rep.,V,pt.n,137,

^<^-'Vc\:OLl'K(LxTvN*f

VN4.X-

iCxV (AX-

iCv

Bio San Bernardo y su Companero
Rio St. Balardo

CI0J.U.

1

Mission de oainte Injs [ganta Ynez Mn.1 Calif.

Ticinity Santa Barbara

l>e Mofras. iSxploration de 1 'Oregon, Tome ll,

p. 59. 1844.

Santa Ines^ Mission [Santa Ynez Mission]

De Llofras, Carte de !• Oregon, des Cal-
if ornies, &c., 1844.

De Mofras, Exploration de I'drepon &c.
Tome II, p.59. 1844, Mission de Saints Ines.

Santa Isabel

[Santa Ysabel]

'Stat, of Calif., 1854, 223,1854.

Blak

1857.

e,W.P., in Pac.P.r.Rep.,V,pt.II;i25,

Santa Isabel

Cklif.

Name on map of Monterej district 1901-10,
little west of Salinas River and San Miguel

- Bancrof trHist. Gal if. IL, 145., 1885.

a

Mission.

Santa Isabel

• •

Calif

Marcy: Prairie Traveler, 295, N.T.1869.

Santa Isabel, valley

— Blake, W.P., inPac.Er.Rep.,V,pt.II,i86,iat)Y.

Small valley in southern California, IJK
of San Diego i ^

^^■^ "■""■'''"*""»-'«*»~-""'^^^ ■■■■- ■■

— [Present name of valley. Not to be con-
fused with name Valle de S^^nta Isabel,

iven

by Crespi in 1769 to present Soledad Valley]

Valle de Santa Isabel

San Diego Co., Calif

Kame given by Portola Sxpd. in 1769 to
valley 3i leagues !IW of San Diego, running from
SE to NW for Hleagues and 400 varas wide. —
Crespi. Diary Portola Ixpd. in Palou's IToticia
de la Uueva California, 2, 103, Mexico, 1874,

Name not in use.

6) o\ ^dLfiL.il^ \Uib»o^ ^

(^AXJl.'W*»avw rf losT<.v>Aja<j^^oi").

Hoya de Santa Lucia

Monterey Co . , Calif

Kame given "by Portola Expd, in 1769 tp hollow
in Santa Lucia Mountains 5 leagues S'^ of Junc-
tion of Arroyo Seco with Salinas River. —

Costanso, Diary Portola Ixpd. ,Pu"bs. Acad. Pacifi*
Coast Hist., vol. 2, no. 4, 229, 297, 1911.

La Hoya de la Sierra de Santa Lucia. --
Crespi, Diary Portola Expd, in Pa;ou»8 Noticia
de la Fueva Calif., 3, 166, Mexico, 1874.

(over

Bancroft says in region of later San Antonio
^/assion. -Bancroft, Hist., of Calif.. 1,145.

in^pf^^S" f ?^ Antonio; of Padua was founded
in Cafiada de los Bobles m Hova de la Siftrm
ie^,tav Lucia> — Palou, No'ticia de la Nueva
II., 2, 289, Mexico, 1874.

Sierra de Santa Lucia

Calif.

f 1-

In 1769 the Portola Expd. crossed the range
known by the name of Santa lucia in the sailiner
directions of the pilots who navigated these
seas, particularly with Sebastian Vizcaino. * —
Costanso, Diary Portola Expd. , PiAbs. Acad. Pacific
Coast Hist., vol. 2, no. 4, 227, 1911.

Cabrera Bueno has good
the Sierra de Santa Lucia

i*»»«"i««»"<pw««p— ^

'■I ■■

massive.*' — Diary Caspar

ason for describing
as high, rugged and
de Portola, 1769-70,

Piiibs.Acad. Pacific Coast Hist., vol.i, no, 3. 63
lover

1909".

Begins a little below the mission of San
luis (Obispo) and, following the coast, termi-
nates near the- mission of San Carlos del Car-

T®"^ ?•**«"". •^°"^» I^iary Anza Hbcpd.. 1775-76. Pubs, i
Acad. Pacific Coast Hist., vol. 3^ no.l, 59, 1913.

^ Santa Lucia Mountains

=«f

L^tHD

the name Monta^

as.--§^^ ending back of MonW^^^y.

Range extenaing along the coast from Pt.
Pmos S nearly to San Luis Qjpispo.. -Blake, W.P. ,

in PaQ.RK.Repls.,Y,pt. II, 159, ie57( Sierra de'
Santa Lucia) ,

-■■'— ****■—"" ■"'■"" — -— — ...

gm-^ ^^^^^ Ml liWiWrtiiili'«tii«|||iiwi|ii|^wiw|gai||B|||| i! Ill— ■ -«.^, j.^L ■_.!_ ^, , ^^ _^^^^^^^^^

J^^^^^^I^^^e Mofras, Carte de I'Ore-
gon. des Califoniies^ Jjc.,^n'^ map. 1844

Covev

Fiiri-ko-lu.T] is San Antonio Indians' na/ne for

-Santa Luoi-a Mountain.-- H. W. Henahaw, MS

/ocabular/ San /intonio ^^ission Indiana r^ ^^(\
No. 843. Bureau Ethnology" 18^4. ' ^' -^'•^'

tOvev

^ I '"J oanta jsaroara CO., Calif.

Santa Margarita de Cortona<^l8la ovMescaltitan

Three or more Indian rancherias on and close
to an island^li miles wide^, (formed by the
branching of an ««tuary 3 leagues .W of Santa
Barbara on the Santa Barbara Channel. Visited
by Portola Expd. in 1769 and called by the
soldiers. Mescaljtlag, by others the pueblos of
the Isla, and by Crespi, Santa Margarita de
^'9^^^n^ • — Crespi, Diary Portola Expd., in
Palou»3 Noticia de la Nueva Calif . ,2,144,1874.
See also Isla, Mescaltitan.

S an t ajlar gar i t a .

De iuofras, Carte de I'DrCf-^on, des Cal
ifornies, he, 1844.

Place If of San Luis ObisDo,

Santa Mar/.-arita or St. Uar^uerita

few miles W of San Luis Rey.
•Emory, Lilitary Peconn. Ft. Leavenworth
to San Diego in 1846-47, 117,123,1848.

Statutes of California, 1651, 172,1851
(Santa Largaurita,<^:s^^^ o- aoius^^ju t^ M JUw^Laj^.^,^

GibboD Lqj^f rnl,1fornia,lCD2 (Santa-

Santa Margarita Canyon . San Diego Co. . Calif .

Name given by Portola Expd. in 1769 to
Canyon 15 leagues NW of San Diego. — Costanso,
Diary of Portola Expd. 1769-70. Pubs. Acad.
Pacific Coast Hist.. vol. 2, no. 4. 173. 1911.

Named Santa Margarita hP/^«no^ the expd.
"arrived there on the day of that sainted
virgin. «— Crespi. Diary Portola Expd, in
Palou's Noticia de la ijueva California. 2, 111,

1874

Name still in use.

Rancho Santa Margarita Calif.

Banch in San Diego Co., owned in ISSO' by
Pio Pico and Andres Pico. -- IHb. H. Davis
Sixty Years in Calif., 1831^9,59©., San F^a-
Cisco, 1889.

Santa Maria

Gill if.

Im the valley of Santa MariaCCireekl',-
Aiadiabom: We s term Journal 1849-18i)0, 170,
Cleveland, 1906. [NE of San Die^ J

Santa Maria.— Em cry .-Military Reconn.ia46-7.107
1848. • •

^ita Maria, Creek [Santa Llaria River]

River emptying into Pacific IJ of Point
Sal, and forming part of N boundary Santa
Barbara County.

Statutes of California, 1S50, 59, 1050.

»

Gibbets^ Map 9f California, 1852 (Santa
Maria River) .

Santa Maria, farm

Vvooc'

Statutes of California, 1850, 59, 1850.

UovN Village

oundar-

Santa

Barbara County.

^ _^ • Placed in San Luis Obispo County by
cnange^of boundaries between Santa Barbara and

-^n Luis Obispo Counties, May 13, 1354.- Stat-
utes of California, 1854,148,1054.

Santa Liar i a

Ranch S¥ of San Isabel [Santa Ysalel].

•Kmory, Military Reconn. Ft. Leavenworth
to San Diego in 1846-47, 107,1848.

Blake, W,P,, in Pac.Rr.Rep.,V,pt.II,i26,

l857(RanGho of Santa Maria) .

Santa Maria Valley

1857.

Blake, ll:^P., in Pac.Rr.Rep. , V,pt.II,l2Z,

Valley SW of Santa Ysadel Valley.

....iMimmiiiimiiniiimmiiiiniiP

Santa Maria Valley _^ Kem (Id. (lelii.

U# S.Geqg^ Boards Apr^ 7^909 SantaMani; valley, extending norL.

westerly through central part of
Township 30 South, Range 21 East,

Kern county, California. (Not Santa
Marie.)

Arroyo de Saiita Maria Ma^daleim Cal-'f

Leaving Santa Aim River, the Aiiza Expd. in
1776 traveled about 14 lea^pes SSE & halted in
the "Arroyo de Sacita Maria Masdalena.otherv/ise
called Arroyo de la Quema". -Diary of Pedro

Pont,Anza Erpd. 1775-1776 rPubs. Acad. Pacif, Coast
Hist.Vol.3,No,l,p.45,March 1913,

Santa Maria Kagdalena for c S*"?^! °°' ' °*^^

guaiena Lor Caflada del Incendio

Canyc^f^SSS&Si

^^^-V^"^^"^^''*'*****"**^^ passed

}f.rr^ . " """^' -ri^l769 and nained Santa l^aria
j^agdalena or Canaria r?^T T "■" — - ^^aria

^^'iary Port Ola i^S ^ -^lo.^. -• Costanso.

Hist vm P Acad. Pacific Coast '

ifist..vol,2. no. 4. 173. 321. 1911.

la o,~r^^^~^^-^"^^-^^^^^ alias
la fiuemada. Lat. 330l4» •. r. ^

Portola Expd m pi , * ^''^^^^' ^^^^^
r.is/ T Palou»s Koticia de la Uueva

California. 2 n^ oyto ,r . -"ueva

^^^^^^^114, 242, Mexico. 1874. (over

\

In 1776 the Anza Expd. Halted halfway
between the Santa Ana and Ban Luis Rey rivers
in the Arroyo de Santa Maria Magdal^n^^
otherwise called the Arroyo de la Quem^.—
Pont. Diary Anza Expd. 1775-76, Pubs.Acad.
Pacific Coast Hist.. vol. 3. no.l, 45, 1913.

Font also says that they had hegun to

establish the mission of San Juan Capis-
trano at La QuejLa. — Ibid, 45,

Santa Marie Valley Kern Co.

See Santa Maria Yalley

Calif

Santa Marta (or loa Ojitos) _Orange Co., Calif,

Kame given by Portola Expd. in 1769 to
narrow canyon in mountains 2 leaguenS^ofT^^ta

of}
Ana River. — Crespi, Diary Portola Expd. in

Palou»s Uoticia de la ITueva Calif. ,2,12l;Mexico,

1674.

Los O^Utog. — c<^8tanso, Diary Portola Expd,
Pubs. Acad. Pacific Coast Hist., vol. 2, no,4,
179. 1911,

^ ^ U^Tv^l^c. cu-,^ San Diego.. Calif,

La CaTlada de Santa Pragedis de los Rosalee

Canyon 4 leagues WW of\San Luis Key, Passed
by the Portola Expd. in 1769 and named Los
Resales from the abundance of rose-bushes. —
Costanso, Diary Portola Expd. ,1769-70, Pubs. Acad
Pacific Coast Hist, , vol. 2, no. 4, 173, 1911.

La Caliada de Santa Pragedis de los Roaales. -
Crespi, Diary Portola Expd. in Palou's Noticia
de la Kueva Calif. ,2,11 HCexico, 1874.

t.Q|ji»>-t~:*^ U^-Vv.l^<t5 da....^^^'^

Santa Rita

San Benito Co.

Calif.

U.S. Geog.Board.Mar.6. 1912 ^^;'^^''^' p-k (elevation 51 55 feet),

Q ^l^^^^* ♦ >• ^ j.*^j.K^ 5 miles southeast of New Idria, on

f main ridge San Carlos division, Diablo
Range, San Benito County, California.

Santa Rita

Mora^^a's expedition of 1806 left San Juan
Bautista , travelled E about 17_ league a, and
arrived at an arroyo called Sta^ Hi.ta. about
2_JLeag;ue3 from San Joauuin River. — K^. Pedrb
Munoz. 1806, Arch. Sta. Barbara, 701^4, pp
A, 5 , . J806-1821,,

SJa^Rita land gr an t _oaJOank S.«,J^uin
Eijfer opposite mouth Chowchilla River.

Santa Rosa

Calif.

Name on map of Bodega h Ross district in 1811-
20, a little north of Petalum&, Calif.
-Bancroft:Hist. Calif. II, 306,376, 1885.

Santa Rosa Creek

Calif.

Name given by early Spanish-Californians
to Chocoalomi Creek because in 1829. Priar
Amoroso captured an Indian girl at the rocky
point opposite the ♦old adobe*, and Baptised
her in the stream, giving her the name Santa
Rosa. — Robert A. Thompson, Historical and
Descriptive Sketch of Sonoma Co. , 70,Phila.l877,

>V-^^JO.

anta Rosa IJ

on, dcs Cal-

land

bant a

land.-- Va.nc

ouv-

Lond.,IT 44a

Santa Rosa [Island]

'Island T/ of Santa Cruz Island, Santa
Barbara Channel.

P

-Wilkes T^xped. (map dated 1841) .V. f acinar
.1 £0,1^345. _ ' ' ^ fc>

Gibbes^Llap of California, 1852.

Rio de Santa Rosa for San Bernardo y su Co^ro
or R'^io de San Verard^tsanta Inez Rive^
Large river 6 leagues m of Pt. Concepclon,
passed by Portola Expd. in 1769 and"named San
Bernardp^y^gu^^Coffipagero ; others gave it the
name of Santa Rosa. - Crespi, Diary Portola
Expd. in Palou»8 Noticia de la Nueva Calif. .2,
154, Mexico, 1874.

Eio Grande de San V«raiffjn (s.^ Berardo in
Spanish text on opposite page), •. Costanso .

Diary Portola Expd. .Pubs, Acad. Pacific Coast.

lover

i

Hist., vol. 2, no. 4, 213, 1911.

Rio de San Verardo (Berardo). .- ibid,307.

* ^i^4® S^^Q' Rosa. — River reached bv
f^^fvi^ ^^l^A^^H'' r^dir^ Pt- Concepcion
177R ^/'r.": PQ^ro/ont. Diarv Anza Expd-,
1776-76- Pubs- Acad. Pacific Coast HiiC. Vol.3,
No. 1, p. 55, March 1913.

Mission de oante "^osa .LSanta KosaJ Cclif.

Attempt to found in 1827Vsix leagues
from the lands occupied hj the Kussians";
but never established.

De Mofrcs, Exploration de I'Oreg'on &c.

Tome II, p. 6. 18447

De Mofras, Carte dcl»Oregon.des Ualifornies

&c, Gen 'I map? 1844.

Santa Rosa

Sonoma Co.#^llf.

* //

Town, county seat of Sonoma County.

JUame given ^y IncLiono to Chocoalomi
|lDecause in 1829 ii'riar Amoroso baptised an Indian

girl there, giving her the name Santa 3osa.

RolDert A. Thompson, Historical and Descriptive
Sketch of Sonoma Co., 70, Phila, 1877.
Stat, of Calif., 1854, 223, 1854.

tJibbs, Map of Calif.. 1852 fSt. Rosa)

o« * T> . (^anta Clara Piver) Calif,

Santa Bosa de vlterbo( or Rancheria del Corral)

Populous Indian Rancheria on Santa Clira
River, 4 leagues across the mountains from
San Fernando Valley, visited by Portola Expd.
in 1769 and named Rancheria_de3^Cprral by the
soldiers and Santa Rosa de Viterbo hy Crespi. -
Diary Portola Expd. in Palou's Koticia de la
Hueva Calif,, 2, 130. Mexico, 1874,

5anta Rosa, Mission

m^A

s^^io^ possibly on Rio St. Balardo
Lbanta ^nez River] .,establi shod 1788."

^ Vancouver, Vo3/af:e of Discovery, ' 17^0-^5
Lond., 11,^148,1798. ^' '

Santa Rosa La Purissima

Vancouver, Voyage of Discovery, 1790-95,
Lond., 11,489, 1798.

Santa Rosa Plains

Gibbs, in Schoolcraft, 111,101,1853.

Santa Rosa Ranc}

'Tribbs, in Schoolcraft, 111,101,1853.

T

Santa BarlDara Co,, Calif.
Santa Rosalfk (tr Canada Seca) I - 2>ju»os.^s*xCc.1

Canyon 1 leagueH^^of Santa Inez River,
passed by Portcla Expd. in 1769. Named GpleLda

ca by soldiers, and Santa Rp5Q.^fjp, by Crespi.
Crespi, Diary Portcla Expd. in Palou*s Hoticia
de la Nueva Calif., 2, 153, Mexico, 1874.

Cariada Seca. >• Costanso, Diary Portola

■•■■•I

Expd., Pubs. Acad. Pacific Coast Hist. , vol. 2,
no. 4, 211, 307, 1911.

Santa Sinf orosa ^"vv^ok

b K^u«^ H^vovvdoJi

San Diego Co., Calif.

i.'ame gi- en by Portola Expd. in 1769 to
canyon 11 leagues m of San Diego. .. Costanso,
Diarir Portola Expd., 1769.70, Pubs. Acad.
Pacific Coast Hist., vol 2. no. 4. 169. 1911;

Crespi, Diary portola Expd. In Palou's
Noticia dela ipieva California. 2, 107. 1874

Santa Susana Mountains

Mountain ran^e immediately II of ■!! end

of San Fernando Valley, crossed by W boui^daiy
of Los Angeles County. ^

Statutes of California, 1850, 59, 1850.

<5o^+« rn^^ I ^ , Santa Barbara Co., Calif

Santa Teresa (or Rancheria del Cojo)

Indian rancheria in canyon 1 league E. of
Pt. Concepcion. Visited by Portola Expd, in
1769, The cacique of the town was lame and for
that reason, the soldiers named it Rancheria

del Co.jo, but Crespi called it Santa Teresa. -,
Crespi, Diary Portola Expd. in Palou's Noticia
de la Uueva Calif., 2, 150, Mexico, 1874

See also Cojo.

_Sajita Teresa

Cruz

Name given by Crespi to little lake in
a canyon 2-1/2 leagues WM of Rio Pajarov
The canyon ^vas named by the Portola Expd.
La Lagunilla. — Crespi, Diary Portola Expd.,
in Palou*s Noticia de la Nueva Calif., 2, 185,
Mexico, 1874.__

OOl'VvV

Ol'VvTOl.

i^5a,,4g^gr^uus ^ oiiTt .T(

d

0^ A^UiH.

Santa Ysabel

De Mofras, Carte de 1 'Oregon, des Cal-
ifornies, .^cc., 1844.

Small settlement and valley in southern
California HE of San Diego.

Santiago Creek ^ Orange SoJf

Stream rising in Santa Ana tTrabuco] Mts
and flowing into Santa Ana River immediately
after passing between present towns of Orange
and Santa Ana. Named b}' Portola Expd. who in
July 1769 crossed it about 3 miles above its
junction with the Santa Ana. — Costanso,
Diary Portola Expd., Pubs. Acad. Pacific Coast
Hist., vol. 2, no.4, 177, 1911; and Crespi,
Diary Portola Expd. in Palou's Noticia de la
Nueva Calif., 2, 118, Mexico. 1874.

lLv-<^ S(>^Vv.Vvo^q^o ^Tg&o Cix.^«.V

nit.

ti^U^'Vftsi^^.s- OcLo\^Q<*^,

Sierra de Santiago

[Santa Ana Lloimtains]

* Statutes of California, 1653,119,1853.

Santo_ Don: ingo _______

— Moraga's expedition of 1806, after leavir^
rancherias Latejate and Lachuo on T»/Terced_Biver
traveled £ about 10 leagues coming, to the "bed of
a large arnoyo -thaJ^^mstJ^e^Gonsiderable v ~~
which they called Santo Jpmijic^ . -P, .PedmJ

Diaiy, i!rch. S ta.._^rbara Jal^ 4 , pp23,24,
1821 •

W of San Joaquin River about_8_league3^

o + T^ • t y?^ley of San Gregoria Creek!
Santo Domingo Valley San Mate? Co.. Calif,

Valley with stream of running water 5
leagues N of AHo Nuevo Point. Named Santo "
Domingo by Crespi on Portola Expd. ,1769,althoug:
he says the others called Valla de los Soldados
je los Cursos. — Crespi, Diary Porbola Expd.
in Palou's Noticia de la Nueva Calif., 2. 192,
Mexico, 1874.

Valle de los 0ursos, — Costanso, Diary
Portola Expd., Pubs. Acad. Pacific Coast Hist.,
vol. 2, no.4, p^ 269, 1911.

San Tomas T.

«Ma!»»irr-»niiiiiMririiiii' nm

See Enca

^P^, «ic KvvcuLOLfaa^

Calif.

Santos Oreek

Kem Co.

U.S.Geog.Board.Apr, 7.1909

Calif.

Santos; creek, flowing northeasterly
through southeast quarter of Town-
ship 28 South, Range 19 East, and
joining McLean creek, Kern county,
California.

San Mateo Co. , Calif.
Los Santos Apostoles San Simon y San Judas

Name given by Crespi, Portola Expd. 1769
to camp 9 leagues NM of Ano Nuevo Point.
Crespi says the soldiers called it El LLano
de los Ansares because of the nunbers of
geese* — Crespi, Diary Portola Expd. in Palou'

Noticia de la Nueva Calif., 2, p. 195, Mexico.

1874.

Llano de_jLos^ Ansares . — Cost anso , D i ar y
Portola Expd., Pubs. Acad. Pacific Coast
Hist., vol. 2. no.4, p. 263, 191i. Fq^q^i

Eldredge says this site was on Pilar-

citos Creek S of Spanishtown or Halfmoon

^^io"",L5-^^^^®^®» March of Portola.
p« 38, 1909.

LLano de los Ansares^. San Mateo^ Co., Calif.

Name given by Porto la Expd. in 1769 to camp
on coast 9 leagues MW of Poina Ano Nuevo.
Named because of the numbers of geese. —
Costanso, Diary Portola Expd., Pubs. Acad.
Pacific Coast Hist., vol. 2, no.4, p. 263, 1911

Crespi says the soldiers called the camp
Sl^tt§ng_deJgs^An§gr§5 , but he called it
X^og Santos Apostoles Sen Simon y San Judas.

— Crespi, Diaiy Portola Expd. in Palou's

Noticia de la Nueva Calif., 2, 195, Mexico, 1874

Lover.

Santos Reyes (Kings River)

Moragars expedition of 1806 left their

Cxmlp.J2Il_Sarl_J^^aquin River & ."Traveling 5 leagues
to the E came to _the_ river of the Santos Reyes.**
"In these mountains a river of much water rises,
and divides into 2 arms, one flo\vin^ the~o^ier~'

" ' ' " " ' III 'fc m •

side _Qf^the_jriOuntain^. and the other beirii- this

San Joaciuin RivexJL.i::£_PedrQ_Munoz, Diary _IR06

__?.i:ietley _ say[s_jthj^_l3_Ki r^ s River. "^^
IJL the name_was applied only to th_e eastern

^parent-

course, and not to the lower streain, which
flows from the tular into the San Joaquin.'

Canada de San Vicente

Calif.

Passed by Anza Exj:d. on their v/ay from San
Francisco Bay south toward Ilonterey. Leaving
Canada de San Vicente, V^ej traveled S throurh
Arroyo del Coyote. -Pedro Font :Diar^.% Anza Err
r/75-1776:Pu.bs.Acad,Pacif. Coast Hist. Vol. 3, No,!,
If'^farch 1913.

San- Yermess River CSanta Ynez] ' ' Calif
MarcyrPrairie Traveler, 278, N.Y.1869,

San Ysidro Cai^cn
U. S .Geog, Board,Nov

Santa Barbara %. Calif.

1 2911 San Ysidro; Canyon, Santa Barbara

County, California. (Not Dinsmore.)

San Ysidro Rancho Calif

In 1837 there was an P^ian attack on the
rancho of San Ysidro in what is now San Diego

Go, -- Hfoi. Hsath Davis, Sixty Years in Calif.,
1831-89, 234, San Francis®, 1869. .__

Sausalito-1

- — ""■■ — '■ ~ — vslii,

,^.,/^s^salito orWhaler's Hcrbor*.— Chas.
iYilkes, Narrative of the U.3»Explorin^ Exped.*cr
p. 151, London, 1845. r t> r

Sansantito or Whaler's Harbor [=SaucelitoJ Calif

Typographical ecror for Saucelito, J.Cr.Clark.
Lights and Shadows of Sailor Life, 229. 184?/

^^ C^ * "I* *lilWMW'iiWi»»» WM-lWiawWIlWllllllliyiUMIIIlllIP ■ lliPl.WH|i

C-Ua.Y't 1(0

I^A-A-.

ne-5.r S-a.vcsB.Ut

•^"•p»»<i»««

3ausolita]__

r.Jrf?}^^¥'J'^ ^i^^ harbor about 12 miles west

W^t T.nJ''?^ ^^"^ ^^rancisco. "-Senate ;lx. Doc.l.
Jlst. Gong. .2d oess. pt. II, 248, 1850

Punta de Santhiago [.Point Bonito] Calif

Point at N bf entrance to Golden Gate.
Lieut. Ayala*s First Survey and Map of the

Bay of San Francisco, 1775.

Point Bonito. Present name given it in
1776. — Zoeth Eldredge, March of Porto la.

63, 19D9.

Sarahsville_=Bath, Calif.

--Directory of the county of Placer [Calif 1 fnr
the year iSsi. by R.J.Steele and others. SO ,1861^

Saratoga

Place "between llashville, ^1 Dorado Co.,
and Drytown [Ai-iador County],

•Stat, of Calif., 1854,222, 1054.

R, des Sastes

Labasta H. 1

-w— M*ii»«i>iii iiiii' ■m* m \titmmm'KHimm iiiiiiiiii.--i.i»iiiiiiii n . iii..iimi. -imiHimm-m«mf»*'>im0t»-»Mt0tglf<,».-^mM»m

5alif

Hiver flowing N into Klamath R. , N Calif

De Mofrasj Carte de 1 'Oregon, les Cal-

ifornies, etc Gen»l Map. 1844

Pie del Sauce

"vniwiMiianii^^

Calif.

-ill a canyon passed i:lirou^i by Anza Expd. in
1775 in So. Oalif. not far east of the pass in
mts. called by them Rierto de San Carlos.
-Diary of Pedro Font.Anza Expd. 1775-1776:

Pubs. Acad. Pacific. Coast Hist.Vol.S.No.l r 30
March 1913. --^.p.^-,

Sauzal

Calif.

JMame on map of Los Angeles district. 1800-30,
located between Santa Monica & San Pedro
--Bancroft. Hist • Calif. 11,352,1885.

-"ibid maisflf''^"^' "^ " ^-^^^ ^ ^^^^^-

-Sausalito Point

mmft'i^immKMmmmm '

'■i''9'>'>>Mm»imiA-Mm0mmmm^

Oalifonriia

-Baech^rVoyage of Blossom [1826], 11.426.1831

iMd: II, 653, 1831.

De Mofras, Carte de IrQregon et des Califomi

^, Map 16, 1844. ^eiifornn

Sausolita L [Sau^alitd]

Kept. Gen, P. F.Smith in
1st Sess. 92,1850.

Calif.

Sen. Doc.47, 31st Cong

Sausolito.- Bryant: What I Saw in Calif. 339,

1848. [Entrjr dated Oct.18, 1646.]
Sousoleto.^ Rept.Col.R.B.Mason ,Aug,17,1846
BrySntr^aWhat I Saw in Calif .456 1648

'Vwi^ 1^ ^ioJllP

• J

Sausalito

Beochey, Voyage of Blossom, 1,347 IQV'

Wilkes Exped. (map dated 1841 J, t, facing

p. 150, 1845. ^

Gibbes, Map of California, 1852 (Sal^-

saulito). *

Sausolito

A settlement has been long' since formed
here by a Captain Richardson, who owns the
entire saddle of good land that rides betwixt
the high hips of the Coast Range there "The
place IS called Plaza de los Carallos [typo-
graphic error for Caballos].

Kelly, Excursion to Calif ., London II
265-266,1851. ^ ___ ' '

Saucelito Bay

Blak

e,W.P., in Pac^.Hep.,V,pt. II, 145,18571

«iWlHiM»j!w«w|,i!ij»Mm«»i

Sousolet(i_Jit, Sausalitol

Marin Co. .Calif.

Spellir^ by Col. R.B.Mason in leter to Gen
F. Jones, Au©^st 17. 1848. published by J.
Ely Sherwood in California, Her Wealth and
Resources, p. 14. 1848.

Sawtooth Ridgs Kern «Jc
U.S.Geog, Board, Apr. 7,1909

Calif.

Sawtooth; ridge, lying mostly in Sec-
tion I, Township 26 South, Range 17
^^ East, Kern county, California.

Calif

Schoolcraft Id. [Now Sutter Id.J__

Bomided by Sacramento River and its upper
West Pork and upper Middle Pork [Sutter and
Steamboat Sloughs]. —Ringgold, Chart of Sac-
ramento River, 1850.

Schwartz * s RancH

T-'TinWiii - iiBa-|ii^ mm

Calif

wni Lne bacramento between Suisun and
Sacramento City. Visited by Lieut. Buffum,
Oct. 50,1848., who p-ives a deeription of
Schwartz and the ranch.- Buffum, E, &ould,
Six Months in the Gold Mines, 31, 1850

r^-«L^d»L.,^

Scotte

4.

V

Place l: of IJercecI River, Llarinosa C

oun-

Cribbe^s Lla-o

of California, J8

Scotts Foric Trinity River [S.Fk

rp.

• u.

rinity R.]

Cibbes, Map of California. 105

^^ •

Scott's River

[Scott River]

^River emptying into P-laLiath River from the
S, in W Siskiyou County,

^ Statutes of California, 1852, 233, 1852. -~
"-^")s, in Schoolcraft, 111,1:0,156,159,1853.
Gibbet Map of California, 1852.

Scott's Mountain

Calif

20 miles from Fort Jones. - Marcy:
Prairie Traveler, 285, N.Y.1869.

Scott's Valley

[Scott Valley]

•GiLbs, in Schoolcraft, 111,156,157,160,

tw*' •

S

eal Rock

Rock

a

t S

Hutchings

siae entrance to Golden Gate.
CaliiMJag., 111,530,1859.

Sears' Diggins

Onion

'Place between CLittle] Grass Valley and

Valley [Pluinas Countv]. —

•Statutes of Galifor^i;, ia53, 315, 1853.

S eUcL^V

GciU^ ^

X- HvdttV'^x/Ny? ^i^JLl:^

Seeds-k9-dee =ColoradQ River

G^en°R}vr^'^°o°^-^^? '^^f*' *^« Seeds-ka-dee, or
T^ufL j!'^' f^ ^^ ^l ^^«° sometimes called "--
ReviMk tdiUor' °^ Capt.Bonneville,521,!e52.

■■•-— — --- - —.—.«__ ^~s>ll.

Segars Bar

Calif.

Cxeld Diggirigs on Yuba River 26 miles above

Selc\oTiJPas5

Seldon; Pass, Latitude 37° 17', Lon-
gitude 118° 52'. Fresno County, Cali-
fornia.

CI * -?

II- S. QeooTBoarcl.Teb.a, iHiS

Seven Mile House

"■"■'«!'-

Colusa Co. .Calif.

Place 6n Sacramento Hiver 7 miles above
vOl.ua. rancheria on site of present town
01 tolusa.— J.H.Rogers, Colusa County,
Its History t Resources, p. 263, 1891

Sliaddon

Place on S side Cosurnnes Piver 10 miles
from rnouth.-Gibbes, Map of California, 1052.^

Shale Hills

K&i^n Od.

U.S.Gecg.Board.Apr.7,1909

Shale; hills, northeast quarter of
Township 27 South, Range 18 East,
and that portion of south half of
Township 26 South, Range 18 East,
which lies east of Raven pass, Kern
county, California.

Shale Point

Kern (l6.

U.S.Gepg. Board, Apr. 7, 1909

Calif.

Shale; point, low ridge in northeast
quarter of Section 7, Township 27
South, Range 19 East, Kern county,
California.

u

haste/ Ilount

Ih

I

es Exped. Ilarrative. V

1841) facing p, 150, 1845

ount Shasta]
, nap (dated

Gib]

165 ("Mount Shast
the Shaste Butte")

bs, in Schoolcraft, 111,153,1853

lb

la

e. or

it i

s unually called

ft.)

Gibbe^ Map of Califo

rnia, 1852,(14,700

^'llx

Mi

Marcy: Prairie Traveler, 285, N.Y. 1859.

Sliasiia: Described in 1850 as ^'Readinr's ^Drin^^q
a famous mining-camp in those days, which^has^

Min5^^'*'''^ l^^"" \^^ ^^^'^'« 0^ Shasta. "-Overland
Monthly, p. 527, June 1871. ^veriana

__ Shasta Citx

[Shasta]

'County. Seat, Shasta Caunty, in 1851.
'Statutes of California, 1851, 177, 1851.
^Ibid, 1854, 222, 1854

Gibbs, in Schoolcraft, 111,160,164,1853
(Readings Springs or Shaste City).

Gibbe, Hap of California, 1852 (Shante .
Citv) . —

—Gunnison, J.W.& Beckwith.Til.G. ,inap(dated

1853/4), in Ex. Doc. 129, 33d. Conp- 1<!+, Sess.,
XVIII(pt.4),1855. .ons.,ist.

Shaste City

[Shasta City]

Giibbef Map of California, 1852.

Shasta, village

Originally Reading's Diggings, Reading*

Dry Dig^aiig5_.^ni_. Reading's Springs. .._..,_

Hutchings Calif.Mag.., 11,61, July, 1857.

™-. Spokerx of in 1849 as Reading's Diggings
by Kelly, Excursion to California, London,., ^851

ww>'^Hii«wtf"'..»«iiiii#miiii^

Wi|l>>"*MlWIWPIIIIIl»l»

Shasta Countv

Established Fob, 1"., 1G50 and defined,
statutes of California, 18£0, 62, 18cO

m, nsi. ^ ^

^^"^— ^--^ -f-^ ^i^^^ aL^ a^.ltei

7

__Sha3thenini Yaina iMount Shastal

Klajmth (of Southwestern Oregon), name for ,
Mount Shasta. Also called lielaikshi or Lemaik-
shi.— Aj^S Gatschet. Kl^ath Indians, Gontr.
N,Ainer.ii.th..Vol.2,Pt.2, pp. 214 di 2^1,1890.

Shasta Butte City =Yreka, Calif.

''^E^^?}^ ^^^ ThemisT a Sacramento
in MemU and Biog'l Hlst.of llo^h^n
Lewis Pub'g Go,, 94, 1691.

(?) weeklT,
Calif.. •''

Shasta Butte C^tj^Yreka City [Yreka]

Town in m am of Shasta Valley, Siski-
you County; ori^^inal county scat of Siskiyou
County; nnxae changed to Yreka City when estah-

^y^atutes of California, 1852, 233, 1852?"'
bt to be confounded with to-7i of Shasta
m county of same name, a few miles miW of
Redding.

Oihbs,

in S

choolcraft,III,164,1853{Sk(uV

Cover

Nameu rec^sntl

Alta Calif., June 7. 1852

Jul

i^ ^r$kM>

[OVER

_S haste' Valley

I Shasta Valley]

s, in Schoolcraft, 111,156,157 1

p.

53

Shasta Eutte

Hutchings Calif .Mag. , JT 245

Gibb

I

IJec..l057

)

^'^ ^.Schoolcraft, III, 165, 1B53( "Mount

^naoLe^__or^_as , i tL_i,s us ual 1 y called the
Shaste'Butti)"J

'mmmmimmmmmm

■ ''**wiia>iiMiiiwiiiiH^aiii,i|ijii||Bij.]|,pi)|,p,^

'iii**wiiiiiiiiiimmii 1 1,^ ^ -«•. ^

"frr III!' Ill t«iiiiiKii|ijinnmi,j|,

Shaske, Shashtl, Shaster =Shasta

"The Shaske or Shashtl Mountains."-
Ind. Tribes, V, 217, 1855.

-Schoolcraft,

Inland to Mount Shaster. "--Ibid 484.

Shaste' River

sta River]

lU(f<

a.#-U^ A^G.\VUs '^v.'fi^

*nibbs, in Schoolcraft, 111,137,1853.
•River flowing into «pp^ Klaraatli River
from the S. ckXjl^ uu.^^^ ..-jl^

Shastl = Shasta

"Shaste Valley . . Tlie true Indian pronunciatioa
of this word appears to be Shastl. "--Gibbs, in
Schoolcraft, Indian Tribes, III, 100, 1655.

ount Shastl.— Fremont: Memcirs, 1,475,
[3d Exped. 1845-1646.]

Sheustl Peak.— Brantz Mayer: Kexico, pp.
377, 1853.

376.

Shasta L-VVShasta

"Massive peak of Shaste
capped head. "^ Buff mi, K,
in the Gold Mines, 57,

Calif.

reared
Gould,

its
Six

snow-
Months

1850,

Sautes ,H:,de6

mmammmmmmmmimm J

j)€l \o^TaS .Co-tU attO^g)^^ des Ca\i^0TT\\e6 -it.,! W.

S^-asMlButte

[Llount Shasta]

"Mount Sliaste, or, as it is usually

celled, the Shaste^Butte."— Cihbs, in School-
craft, III, 165, 1853.

Saste, Mont

[Mount Shasta]

Lofty mountain at N end Sierra Ilevada,
in IIE California.

De Mofras, Carte de 1 'Oregon, des Cal-
if omies, &c. (general niap) 1844.

"Mt. SaBte.^ha3txI": Spellings on C.F.A.Harb-
man's Special Map of California. 1849. '

Sastes ber^e: Spelling in J. Hoppe, Califor-
nien, p. 21, 1849,

Shagtv Fiver

Calif.

*i— liiKiW

Shown as branch of the "Clamet*,-- J. ArrowsmithJ
London Atlas. Sheet entitled British North
A"^^erica. London, Feb. 15, 1834.

Sheldon Grant or Baylor Ranch

A 5-lea,^ue
Sutters Fort.
Life & Events
p. 39. 1872.

Calif,

?>lfexican Grant 16 miles E of

V n^'^' ^,^^"®^^» Narrative of
m Calif., MS, Bancroft Library,

Sherlocks

Place on Y/ side San Joaquin River,
mouth of Chow-chilla Creek.

Gibbe^s^LIap of California, 1352.

S of

Sherlocks Creek

the

Li3,p

Creek flovdng into Llerced
S just W of mouth of S Fork.-
of California, 1852. _

River from
-Gihbes,

Sherlocks FCara]

^^ * ,, „^ , , ^ ^^ ^^

Place on San Joaquin River
witli Lake Slough.

at junction

Gibbers, Llap o

1

r^

>^alifomia.

Sherman Island

CSheman Island]

^0 .avers. -Oibbes, :.:ap of California. la^P

Shermans__Id.„

Sacramento Co.

Calif.

<?ov, f^^^ German Id. ,betwGen>,3acramento and
ban Joaquin Hivers.— Ringgold's Map of
Anchorage off New York of fee Pacific. 1850

ocino Co*

Calif.

• .i

Sherwood Yalley

Small valley in north-central Mendociiib Co*
Hutchings Calif. Mag. ,111,152,1858.

Native Indian name Che-hul-i-kai, signifying
north valley.— History of Mendocino Co. 167,
San Francisco 1880. Alley, Bowen & Co. Pubrs.

■■;- «"™'«"«.aBi(i!l:awci mnwiuMMliMIW

_. [ Shingle tov;n]

Shingle, Toj/n

ilutchings Calif ,I.Iag. , 1 , 540 , 1857.

Small sctllcment in S Shasta County at W
base of Lit. Lascen (lat. 40° 30').

Beckwiih,E.G., in S-. Doc. 129, 5M.Con,'7. ,1st.
Sess.,XVIII(r)t.':),Art.5a;5B,r50;1855.

Beckwith,E.Q., in Pac.Rr.Rep.,II.Art.n.
52,1855,

Shoal Point

U^S.Geog.Bcard,Feb^2,1916

Contra Oosta Co* Califs

Shoal; Point, south of Richmond,
San Francisco Bay, Contra Costa
County, California. (Not Point
^ __Potrero.)

Q

heal Point 1_ Contra Costa Co* Califs

U. S^Gpo^ Tintt-rrl M^aVi P T QT ^ ^\^^^\\ Point, south of lllchmoud,
J^..^lxeOg*130ard,ieT3*2,1916 San Francisco Bay, Contra Costa

County, California. (Not Point
_ I^otrero. )

Shoal Point

Contra Costa Co.

•*»— ' W C<t» J» JL JL 9

U. 3,. (Teog.Board,Fe"b.2,19

Sho shone Q =Snake River

1851

"The Shoshonee or Lewis* fork of the Columbia "
-Schoolcraft, Indian Tribes, I, 202, 165i:

'''"**°"' III Wiiwi III! ■iiiininin

r:

-Hh-OJ\i

o5hoT)ee

w.'7i(i ;

§

^cJt.4^ Qj^ *3-jjWJC,yTlaLl> (o%

-ou-J

Yu^

^^^^^<A^ ]<Ho(o

Sicard's Ranch

Calif

^rant of 4 leagues on south side Bear_JRiver
opposite Johnson's Ranch^^afiiiJ ed by_Theodo
-Sicaj3L_in 1846,— Crilbert^^J'ells & Chambers^
Hiatorytf Butte Co,_^_p, in,, 1882. ~~~^

\

s

oierra^Kevada or Znoiiy Llountain
^ '14 f Langsdorff , V^o^ya^es & Travel
London, pt.II,2Q4,l5l4. •

Calif,
s (1805-1807) J

SifixraJkmda;-.-J.3.Hittell, Hatchings » Calif.
- - Magazine, p. 262, Dec. 1858.

i

1^ / 77^

;

Sierra Valley

Large__val 1 ey in Sierra County.

IMdiings_Calif.LIag., 11,556, June, 1858,

Sierra de la Conversion

Calif.

In 1769 the Portola Expd. journeyed 8
leagues through a mountain range SE of the
moi.th of the Santa Clara River, which Costanso
speake of as Sieri^^de^la^gnversioiL. —
Costanso, Diary Portola Expd. , Pubs, Acad. Pacific
Coast Hist., vol.2, no. 4, 316, 1911

O — -'"x. --,.„. ^ .€<

V-'N/"

/ "».»-^'~-dl.l.|IMjiMifcl /

ii** iiiiimiMiiiWiiimiwiiiiMiw*

-■H'fiiiiniiTi iiiiHirTiiii iiiii"! iiLniii

Si

e-TTSL

_rleva.c(

itnim jiin' iwiiiwwiii mumi

YV<-raL

\ tA

a^.

|iii>WPIllilll|i|i; ■ WWffi iiiPWiinBii ii|| I HixuKMHipiiiiiMiimiii

_ H^v\\c TOT oje-trs. H^yfujL

a<>

»:4lll0M

■WWII* WI'41imW«:"Kl.*<iim«m«...^. ,

*M*M DIUilliillllilliHPilli

Siorra County

Established Apr. 16,1852, and defi

me a.

Statutes of California, 1852, 230, 1852.
Original county seat, Bomieville.

Sierra del Monte Diablo Kern Co
See Diablo Mountains

Calif

Sierra del Sur

Haine used by Capt. Beechey in 1806 for
Santa Cruz Mountains.- Voyage of Bio

t^r -.n.-, --•:-'""""'•- "oyage oi mossom, I,
376,18ol. l,§4A---V4*^'W^r^-i^a^.„bs.J-..^

-).

Sierra Maare

Range of mountains running irom San i5er-

liame

naramo Mt. to b ena ol Sierra Nevada.

used by the "Padres".— Blake, W.P., in Fac.Rr

Rep., V,pt. 1 1, 137, 1857.

Cap Sievero Zapadnoi

Calif.

Cape on coasts W of Pt.Ross,Sonoiite Co.

De Mofras Carte de l;Oregon. les Gal-

ilornies, etc. Map 17. 1844.

Signa Island = Mare Island

Statutes of California, 1652, 236, 1852.

SlawoL

^"^^^^^^^ V^^ ^^?1^\ - Vwuok^ .

SigTior Island = Mare Island

•Statutes of California, }852, 236, 1852.

D

ignor IS error for Yegua, the Spanish
word for Mare.

JwaHRflpff

Consent of Califomi

a

U. 5. granted May 11, 1854.—
1854,48,1854.

to purchase by the
Stat, of Calif.,

'Silver Gitv Mevada

^;ill^gugg^l0fltJglg^glittKtltmmmmmmmJi^lJmt ■■■■ —»— —mwiiim .i ■■ im imi mil II iiiii II mill mmmmmmiimmmmmimmmmmmmmf0iim in m i ■ i i - — -

Blake. Wm,P*, Notes on Geolop^y & Mines of Nevada
Te-ritory (Washoe Silver Region) /Quarterly Journ.
Geol.Soc.London.pp. 317-328. April 13,1864.

Silver Creek c^ ,. l ^ii

Creek flovring into E Fork Carson River
a little SE of Llarkleeville.

Hutchings Calif.liag., 11,537, June, 1858.

Silver Creek Fresno 8c San Benito Cos, Calif,

U.S.GeOg.Board.Mar.6,1912 SnverjCreek Fresno and San Benito

^ t w ^^ ^K/ Counties, California, draining north-

• ward from east end of the Vallecjtos

through deep canyon between Gris-

wold and Tumey Hills, Diablo Range,

to junction with Panoche Creek near

edge San Joaquin Valley. (Not

Panoche.)

ilverthorr/s Ferrv

.V*

...Ilace on LIcCloud R., 7i miles fron mouth.

lst.Sess.,XVIII(pt.2),Art.5a;62il855. .^ "' '

™. Beckwith,E.G., in Pac.Rr.Rep.,II,Art.II
55,1855.

Siini

De Mofras, Carte de 1 'Oregon, des Cal-
ifornies, &c., 1844.

^^^11 ^owi in valley just W of San Fer-
nando Valley. U. 0^e,*l,t.. Co,

Simi Ranclio

Calif.

Ranch about halfway between Santa Barbara
and Los Angeles, 07med in 1842 by Jo^e d# la
Guerra j Noriega, who also owned Las Posas
Rancho which adjoin-^d Simi Rancho. -- Wm.Heatl-
Bavis, Sixty Years in Calif., 1831-^9, 347,
S-an Francisco, 1889.

Cal if.
Simmons Springs [Wilbur Springs] Colusa Co.,

Early name for Wilbur Springs on Bear Creek.-
95. rf^lll; isli.^"^ of Colusa County, p.

Pt. Siramona

Calif.

On Suisun Bay at southwest
(now Chipps Id.) Hnggold, Ma-
off New York of the Pacific, ll

end of Knox Id.
of Anchorage

c-;

Simons Canal

Canal in Alviso, Santa Clara Couaity;
head of naviga.tion on slough extending from
Alviso to San Francisco Bay.

Pol it. Code of California, San Francisco,
p. 462, 1897.

o ,*

oimpson's Landing

Place at head of navigation on
Creek ( uJ^^ l-jx^ 4j>u^\/^j.^^.C^ ^) .

Polit. Code of California, San
p. 463, 1897.

Johnson's

Francisco,

C! 4

Siroy k Clarkn

miles
1852.

Place on II side Stanislaus River 10
from mouth.— Gibbes. Man of California

S)isV.'

^i^'2>,f.Uir, V^^^,

Siskiyou County

Established Liarch 22, 1852 and defined.

Statutes of California, 1852, 233-235, 1852.
^ Original county seat, Shasta Butte City,
hich shall be knov/n as Yreka City.

Siakiyou Mountains • • Calif.

Marcy: Prairie Traveler, 285, N.Y.1859.

SlxrJiilfl^ Canon

Nevada

Blake, Wm. P. .Notes on Geology Sc Mines of Nevada
Territory (V/ashoe Silver Region) ,Cuarterly Journ.
Geol.Soc. London, pp. 317-328, April 13,1864.

Slap Jack Bar

Mining Camp just above junction of
with hiaale Fork -American River,-
Inion, Jcxn. 15, 1852.

Calif.

Cafjon Creek
- Sacramento

Slate Creek

Calif.

lates: Four Years; on Pacif. Coast,
1857. tSth Ed. 239, 18^.] ftipties inio
K Fk. Tuba river.

Slate Range

Calif.

s: Four Yeara^ on' Pacif. Coast,

lasr. £5tb Ed. 262, 1858.] M of Marysville
soutb of North Fork of Ymfea river.

Slavianka River

[Russ ian Ri ver] Calif.

119, 1830.

Kotzebue, Nov; Voyage xound the World, II

Spelled blavianska on James

Slavianka River* ^---^^-^^-^

if,i

's Map of Gold Region of Calif. London,

1649.

Mo SlavicanGkacLU.R.Sn. Sebastian [Russian RJ

De Mofras, Carte de POre/-::on, des Cai'-
if-^rnics, £:c.,1844.

iawianska: De Mofras, Exploration de 1 'Ore-
gon,^ Tome II, p. 6. 1844,

%

Cap. Slavianska

Calif.

■ III <iii

Small point on coast between mouth of
Russian R. and Bodega Bay, Sonoma Go,

De Mofras, Carte de 1 'Oregon, les Cal-
if ornies, etc. Map 17. 1844

(l_f^) \%\^

ov>v.v.e»^

"PWMMMWiMMMNMMMi

^oJU.4i_SL9^VtC XtrvW, S,UvU>v.&k<^,, ^UwiCLVviks.

Sly Park

Place on or near N Fork Cosumnes River
Hutchings Calif.Mae.,ii^52,Aug.,1857.

Smith's River

[Smith River]

'Gibbs, in Schoolcraft, III, 136, 137, 1853.
•River emptying into Facific from SE
just S' of California-Oregon boundary. llai.ied
for Jed-ediah S. Smith.

— Gibbet^5^ Map of California, 1G52.

Smithville =Pine Grove, Calif.

"Pine Grove. Sometimes called 'Smithville.*"
—Directory of the county of Placer [Calif.] for

51. iDY R.J.Steele and others, 54^1861,

Smith, Mount

C i:ountain in High Sierra II of LaJce Tahoe

ree;ion - possibly Donner Peak.

•Wilkes Expcd. Ikrrative, V, map (dated
1841) facing p. 150, 1845.

Smith Peak

See Diznns Peak

olano Co,

Calif

Smith River

Faci

rt •

River in liW California, emptying into

iic

ilkes Exped. narrative, V, map (dated

1841) facing p. 150, 184

5

no

-I \

The Smith River shown on T7ill^

lie

present Smith Pdver but the lowe

es map is

of i:iG::iath River. Klajnath R

r -part

was supposed to
Oregon. .__^

iver at tl-iat time

into Rogue River in S

Smiths River Calif.

Shown on filkea" gap of The Orqgon Tarritory^^
U. S. Bx. Ex. 1841, as risirg in the mountains
west of Mt. Shaste and flowing northwesterly to
the coast, its mouth being confused with that
or Klamath River, which on this map is confused
with Rogue River.

Smiths

Place just S of Lerced River, Mariposa
County.— G-ibbeis^ 1 lap of California, 1G52.

Smith's Ranch

*Ranch in Bodega township. --Stat, of
Calif., 1854, 223, 1854.

Sngg Island

On Suisun Bay, south of Dutton Id

Called Palo Alto Id. on Rinsp-old
of SUisun h Vallejo Bays:. 1850-

-Calif

Snelliiig's Ranch

"|i»|i»«»(iMlt**jy I AJMrlpiliiMh. 'I.::

Place between Stockton and Millcrt

on

San Joaquin Co.-'-Stat. of Calif . ,1854,222,1854

SnovMif BtdAe. 1»^n3^4J^vojl^

Snowyr Mountainfi [Sierra Nevada] Calif.

Quoted I J Bryant from DrlMarsh; Tan

Q^l^c^r^of thl*;;^ Joaquin'^'f^r.- Bryant:
WIriat I Saw in Calif. 275,277, 1648.

Rancher ia del Socorro

S side of Carquinez

First Surve}^ and Map of
Cisco, 1775.

Cal if •

Strait. Lieut, i^&la's
the Bay of San Fran-

Soda Lake

San Luis Obispd Co.

04lif*

U.S .GeOg.Board, Apr.7a909 soda- lake Township 31 Somh, Range

^^ fX^'t***'^/*^ j^ East, San Luis Obispo county,

California. (Not Salt.)

X

3oda Lake

Davis, ir ^",
:VIII.(pt.l) Intro

Doc. 129, 33d. Cong., 1st

0 K>ess

r-

• • *->^ N.V

1855

1 Iiophr CY s , A . A . £l War r en, G . K

in Ex. Doc. 129

53d .CoHF, J-^+. .Sess . ,X?III , (t.+ .1) Art.l , 53, 1(355

(sir^ of Mohave R.)
lip; 21, 1855.

dated 1853-4), in
s.,XVIII(TDt.4),lS55

[Soda Lake]

Soda Lake

_Jumphreys,A.A.& Warren,CT.K., in Pac.Rr.
Rep., I, Art. 11,75,1855.

Soda Springs

Place on

.upper Sacramento River at cro
0. boundary between Siskiyou and Shasta Counti
Statutes of California, 1852, 233, 1852,

ssmg
es

Solano County

Kstabished Feb. 18, 1850 and defined. ~~
•Statutes of California, 1850, 61, 1850

La Soledad San Diego Co., Calif.

Indian rancheria 4 leagues NNW of San
Diego. Anza Expd, halted there Jan. 1776. «-
Pedro Pont; Diary Anza Expd.. Pubs. Acad, Pacific
Coast Hist.. vol.?, no.l, 45, 1913.

Soledad, Ilission de I®estra] Sinor^ de la

Be Mofras, Carte de 1 'Oregon", des Cal-^
ifomies, &c., 1844.

Mission on W side lower Sal
[Soledad Mission

mas

Val 1 ey .

Solida Missioil.Boledady]

G'aliif

"At the ford of Rio del
: Prairie Traveler, 278, N.Y,1859.

Soledad (Mission)

Founded 1791

Soledad (Mission)

[Soledad Mission]

Vancouver, Voyage of Discovery, 1790-95

Lond., 11,488, 1798, & Atlas (M

I

Humboldt, Essai Polit.lIouv.K

ission La Soledad)

T) . . 1 . 326

1811; II,841(Statistics),1811 (founded 1791)

Carte de 1' Oregon, des Cal-

De Hofr

ifornies, &c.,1844 (Mission de N/s.'de 1
Soledad

a

Wilkes Exped. Narrative, V, map (dat

1841) facing p. 150, 1845

ed

Solidaxi [cr6(5k'

A few miles N of San Diego
Heconnoissance,1846-7,113,

Cslif.

— EmoryrMilitary
1848,

«

\

Solidad [Creek] f'^n-'or...^ n i -,

"* — — LooxGCLaci Creek]

- Creok aaptying into Pacific about 10
miles IJ of }vi3e Eav.

•/ ■■ "■' - ■■ -

I^rnory, LliliUry Heconn. Ft. Le
to Sail Diego in 1846-47, 1137^'

i;. -L^nairenworth

Spnoma

C

Sonomfi G

Calif

v.4n^ ;q-^^ "Which rises in the coast-rahee of

villi ^i^^^??^ ^5^ emjjties into the bay of fan
Fablo, 25 miles from San ?rancisco.'»— Maior D H

Sonoma Creek

[Sonoma Creek]

Gibbe±s Map of California, 1652.

Sonoiaa V

.Calif.

Major D. H
Cong. 2d Sess

Yinton. — Senate Ex
pt. II, 252, 1850.

Doc. 1. 31st.

[San Pablo BayJ

rs/vi? 0? San Francisco Bay Region,
of Mission San Jose, 1824.

from Records

C

ff^•fl?Q IT . ^n ^S^^£? i^ ^^ perhaps previous
to 1849.— Major D. H. finton. Senate Ex. Doc, 1

31st Cong. 2d Sess. pt. II, 252, 1850.

Sonoma -

Call/.

Town in S part of Sonoma Valley.
De Mofras indicrtes Mission de San Vrfin^
eisco Solano_ at Sonoma.

De Mofras. Carte de llOregon, des Cal-
if ornies etc.. ^Gen» I map.l844
Also Map 16 ibid., Zonoma.

Sonoma County

•Established Fab. 18, 1850 and defined.
County seat Sonoma.

•Statutes of California, 1850, 60, 1850.
•Boundaries amended; county seat changed
to Santa Rosa, April 27, 1855.

•Statutes of California, 1855,150-151,

Sonom

a

Val 1 ey

Valley in Sonoma County, drained by
Sonoma Creek.

^^^-^^^GS of California, 1650, 61, 18c0

Sonoma " m -.

[Sonoma]

_ -County Seat, Sonoma County, in 1850.

'S^a-^^^ea of California, 1850, 60, 1850.

How a village just E of Sonoma Creek. Ij
of San Pablo Bay.

- Gibbets^ Map of California, 1852.

S 0 no ra

CSonora]

former-

oonora Creek

uo

1854.

Hnfrr^ T'^ flowing thro^ogl, S

onora.

'tet. of Calif., 185.1,1,;^,

Sonora Pass

""^ " ■■""I""" " — ■■ ■■■■■ '"■— r— — nriii i h » n mn imiiiiniiiiiMi .. - ^ _

"'""""■'""'""■■•"<i«"iii«"ii*<<iiiiii«iii«liii»iiiimiiiiiiiii unuiinipiiwpii..

Pass in Sierra 1^'evada ("lat. 38° 15»- alt.
10,132 ft."). __

John S. Hittell, Hutchings Calif, IJag.,
Ill, 357, Feb., 1859.

Sfijoa

fialii

y^ftnnrftnian camp.— Mining camp on Stanislaus
River mentioned by Major Robert Allen m 184y.-
Senate Ex. Doc. 1, 31st Cong. 2d Sess. pt. II,
276, 1850.

Sonoranian Camp [Sonorpl

Stewart (fomerly Sonoranian Camp),
County Seat of Tuolumne County.

Statutes of California, 1650, 63, 1850.

'^norim^Bsi Califr

*"* -~ — ' — ^■'-- —-.,.- ^ v-^ cti 1 jT •

Afcout three miles out from Mlrys-
ville.-- Bates: Four Years on Pacdf.Coast

• ieS7.r5thEda44, 1656.] Mentioned
elsewhere.

Soscol Creek

CSuscol Creek]

___Statutes of California, 1851, 17.<f, 1851,

Calif,

Southampton Bay

Bay Nt of ^f^ E end of Carquines Stra
— Ayala named this bay Puerto de la
Assum^ta. — Lieut. Ayala*s First Survey
ans map of the Bay of San Francisco, 1775.

Soui.h San Francisco

[S San Francisco]
OiLbes, Map of California, 1852.

Halif..

South San Fra.yi.-^ift.^ft

Town on San FranciBCO Bay about 2 miles

Q? H Hu^^ ^rP^i'»?9- — Buffuic, E.Crould,
Six Months m the Gold Mines, 156-^, 1850

South Yolla B6lly ,Tfinitv .:6. ' Oalif

U. S . Ge og. Board.Mar.4 . 1906 t'^L^^r ^L^ "^^^^^^^^^^

5^""*^' Califcnia. (Not North
Ya o Ba y, So.itli Yallo Bally,

2J V ^v^'; I""'^ ^^"y- Yolla
Bally, nor Yola Buli.)

— ■— .. ■ II .MM Mill ,

1

/f^ SJi«J^C<,wiiyu,13aiA., >?.U. P. 1 0, li. /3, il£3

^«L|:.^.^yV„„

xc

f^'C'^lg., \^;

Souzal (Santa Clara Co)

Calif.

"The river Gruadalupe, named after the

saint of Mexico, has its source about
one league southwest of San Jose, in the

plax3e called Souzal. J! — ^Frederic Hall,

ory of San Jose, 11,

mlmmmmmmmmm

Spanish Bar

Calif.

Gold divings on Middle Fork American River
about 10 miles frcrn junction with North
Fork.-- Sacramento Daify Transcript, April

Spanish Dry Diggings

Gold dig^^ings on Middle Fork of ilmerican
River between Georgetown and the bpanish
Bar.— Empire County Argus [ColomaJ, April
1854.

Calif,

1.

Spanish Flat

[Spanish Ranch]

Quincv.

^4Iutchings_JIal if .Mag. , II, 245, Dec . , 1057.
^Place in present Plumas County, im of

::Stat. of Calif., 1854,222,1854.

MWliwiiiw iliiiiiiliiiiltmwwiiiipiii

mmmmmmmmiimmmmmmat^lim

wmmmmmmmmmmiim

Spanishtown =Hallmoon Bay, Gi^lif,

Still so called by old settleT^T^e

?^°f^D^i?^-n°^ ^°^st Counties of te
Lewis Pub 'g Co., 210, 1893.

M. by Henry D. Barrows.

morial and
Central Calif

Spanish Valley

.Val 1 ey .

'otatutes of California, 1853,313 1853.
'Valley in Plurnas County, mi of Wican

Spark's ferry.

^Ferry on Tuolumne River, at head of"
navigat i on ( ^ UO^^ U^^^^^^^j^^^

•~ 'Statutes of Colifomia, 1850, 101, 1850.

Spearhead Point
U.S. (jQog. Board.

Esmeralda Co,

Feb. 3,1909 spearhead; point, Goldfield quSdran-

gle, Esmeralda county, Nevada.

Spellacy Hill

K&m 06.

Calif.

[Spellacy; hill, lying mostly in Sections
22, 23, 24, 25, and 26 of Township 32
South, Range 23 East, Kern county,
California.

U.S.Geog. Board, Apr.7, 1909

oT)r liif^i 1 Gi. U. ^_-«-«««». , ■»«.— — ^.

Place on ?. side of Sacramento River 5
miles S of mouth of Rio d. 1. Plumas [Feather
River].— Gi'oLes, Map of California, 1852.

—Alameda Co., Calif

Squatterville _^_ _^__

1851J along the banks of San Lorenzo Ci^eek

at a place subsequently kno;vn as Squat tervi lie V

044, San Prancisco, 1889. * *

>^»

Stanford Peak

Mono Co*.

-i-._.„__. Calif,
Stanford Peak, Mono Co.. Calif. Ut.37^29*
long. 118'' 47\ Altitude 13.^26 ft.

■

Stanislaus Comity

•i-stablisned ^ipril 5, 1854, and definedif
•Statutes of California. 1854, 191, 18c4.
'County boundaries amended, Hay 3, 1854.
* ^^^'^^^-^tes of California,18M,40,1854.
•County boundaries amended, May 4, 1855.
Statutes of California, 1855,245,1855.

Stanislaus Rivei*

Calif.

- Fremont :Expl.Expd. to Oregon k Calif. (1844),
249, 1845.

Stanislaus River

Kelly, Excursion to Calif ., London. II
208,1851. ' '

-^- Gitb^is^-ap of California, 1852.

StanislauB River Calif.

Stanislaus River and County wsre named
after Stanislaus, an Indian educated at the

mission of San Jose* -- ?fci. Heath Davis,
Sixty Years in Calif,, 1851-69, 23^, San

Francisco, 1889 .

9

Stanislaus City

Place on I] side Stanislaus River, near
mouth... CribtJ^s Llap of California, 1852.

V/illin..ison,R.S., maT^, in Ex.Doc.l.^!9,33d.
Con^^.,lst.S6SH.,YVIIT(pt.4^^1Q55(^^,3^.^^^,^^^

? Hinggold's aeneral Ch£
Bay to Sacra/nento, 1850.

■ utiy

Stanislaus

Calif.

Fortr^er town on
River at junction
Buffujn. E. Gould,
Mines, 156,1850.

north bank Stanislaus
with San Joajuin. —
Six Months in the Gold

JStaplea

Calif
— : San Joaquin Co.,

Name of Post Office, Bridge and Ferry-
operated 1851-? by David I. Staples on his
ranch on the Mokelumne River 4 miles above
the present cifcr of Lodi. — David I.
Staples, Statement of Incidents and Informa-
tion on Calif, during the First Years after
She Became an Integral Portion of the U.S..
8. MS. Bancroft Library, 1878.

S_tatc Bar

Bar on Yuba River KR of Fosters Bar.—

Cribbe

s ^Llap

of California, 1852.

state F;an{-e

Place on S side II Fork Yul)a River, HE
of Indian Valley. -Gibbos, Mat) of California.

Point Stephens,,^ — Contra Oosta Co,

Calif

Stewart Fork^ Trinity Co.

Soe Stuart Pork

Calif

Stewart (fqmerly Sonoranian Cajiip) [Sonera]
County Seat, Tuolunine County.
Statutes of California, 1850, 63, 1850.

(

Stockton

Calif.

City iiT^ov/er part of San Joaquin Valley.

j> ^i^J^K'^^" ^^^ l^i^ Q"^ i^^ the latter part
of 1848 by a aenran, Charles M. Weber, who

by gold d igging and trade with Indians had
made between $400,000 and $500,000. He pur-
chased the ground where ^toc^tdti now ie, laii
It out m building lota, and the town soon
had nearly 2000 permanent residents. —
Buffum, E.Gould, Six Months in the Gold
Mines, 126,155,1850.

Stockton

[Stockton]

'County Seat, San Joaquin Co.

•Statutes of California, 1850, 63, 1850.

•Ibid, 1054, 222, 1854.

GibbeCs^ x.:ap of California, 1852.,

Weber's Settlement)

French Gamp (=Stockton, Calif.

iuleDurg J — "' " —

•"^^^^?}® ^^^S /-^^fT^i s , a Sacramento (?) weekly
m Mem'l and Biog'l Hist, of North* n Calif! ^'
Lev/is Pub'g Co., 93, 1891. ^aiii.^

_3teamboat_ 3prine:s_

Blake. Wm.P., Notes on Geology & Mines of Nevada
Territory (^/ashoe Silver Hegion), Quarterly Journ
Geol.:30C. London. pp. 317-328, Xpril 13,1864.

Stockton Slough

:SlQugh on San Joaquin River near Stockton.
iStatutes of California, 1851, 423, 1851
* Ibid, 18£4, 1^39, 1854

mmmmmmimp — "T'fi iiiimiiiiiiiiii a,p( u

IMlllHllMllll.mM'lUlw^ -^^ ^WMIMMM.....

"Ill"'" Wl i ■'■W«W»l«><IPII>IMIl<liMit»i^

ox

uuone h Waters Ferrv

- ^l^ce on San Joaquin River just above

junction v;ith LaJce Sl6ucJi CSa.njon de San Jose].
--Gibbes, Lap of California, 1852.

Stonemnns Mts.

__ Mountains about 25 miles IHE of San

Fernando. --Fil I ion C3nn R <^ .. • -n -.^

ion -xv r ^•■^-^|^^^^'^son,K.o., map, in Ex. Doc.

1..9,53G.Cong.,lst.Sess.,:miI(pt..4),1855.

- Wiliiainson,R.S. ,^iLPac.Rr.Rep.', V,"pt.I,

29,i853(Stoneman's Mt.).

tony Bar

Bar on uppnr waters Hiddle
d. 1. Americanos Ci\merican River]. -

a-n of California, 1852.

Fork Rio
-Gibbes,

Stony Butte___

Glenn Co

Calif

i prominent landmark on Stony Creek
six ailes west of Orlando

m Ill — — ^^^^— ^ ■■M

Calif,
Capay Creek„IStQny_Creek3 aienn h Colusa Coa.

Indian name for Stony Creek, used for it until
Peter Las a en and JVm. C^Jo on ^imde^^rlnds tones
on one of its branches , after which it was

———————————— -y 11. <i»ja . _ .,

called Stony Greek.— Gen. John Bidwell in J,H.
Rogers. Colusa County. Its History h Resources,
p. 52, 1891,

[Not to be confused with Capay Valley on
__ Cache Creek, Yolo County]

stony Creek

:utchings Calif. Llag.

Gunnison, J. W.^, Beckwitn.E.G, , mar) ( dat ed

,.7JIII

1355/4) ^^ Ex.Doc.l29,53d.Cons.,l3t.Ses
(pt.4),1855(Stone Creek)- ^

[OYER]

^^ay was Indian mme for Stony Creek and
was used for it until Peter Lassen and Wm.
t. Moon made grindstones on one of its
branches after which it was called Stom
Creek.--rxen. John Bidwell in J, H. Rogers .
Colusa County, Its History & Resources, v.dZ

[OYKIQ

strawberry Valley

Valley near Ten Ilile River, Lendoc
Hutchings Calif, Mag., Ill, 155,1858.

ino Co.

Strawberry Flat

Place in middle Sierra Nevada
Hutchings Calif.Mag.,II,531,j;no,.1858.

Stuart Fork

Trinity

Co.

U.S.C-60g.Board,Feb.5,19l3

Calif,

Stuart; Fork of Trinity River, Trinity
County, California. (Not Stewart,
Stewarts, Stewart's, Stuarts, nor
Stuart's.)

Suisun Embarcadero [Suisun City]

ToTOi m Solano Cou2it3r^ on Tmisun ?d

ver.

Statutes of California, F50, 100, 1850.

Suisan City

CSuisun City]

Gibbers.iViap of California, 1852.

Soosov^'S)

oLoAx^vvOvQ^

Svvl?,v;».Vv^3a

/Uu^tf

Suisun Bay_

Calif.

*^^t-ibbe8, Map of California, 1852.

Williamson, R.S. Map, in ibc . Doc . 129 , 33d
Cong., 1st Sess., XVIII (pt. 4). 1865.

Williamson, P. S., in Pa. RR. Rept*, IT,
pt.i, 9. 1853-

Vinton, Major D. H. , 31st Cong. 2d Sess.
Senate Ix. Doc. 1, Pt. 2, 249. 1850.

names for SniRnn Bay; ^

Evangel istofi (Ar

. ^ MHE^iBts. — Lieut. Ayala's

' irst Survey and Map of the Bay of San
Francisco, 1775.

Boca del Puerte Dulce (Mouth of the Fresh>

^^f^^rt- ;- Pedro Font, Diaiy Anza Expd- .
Pujs. Acad. Pacific Coast Hist. .vol.3,noa,

Susuin Bay

Blake, W.P..

[Suisun Bay]
in Pac.Rr.Rep.,7,pt.II,14i,1857

-mr >lliy \i^M

•mimmmimmmiimm

Soeson^ [Suisun]

-~.|r- ^HII- ■■ II g, I I I I ^^.. ^

• Ga,l i f .

'•We enca/nped that night at tlie heaTof

ib48,. LEntry of Nov. 8, ia46.]

"The "Soeson*, the upper division of the
Bay of San Francisco.* Ibid 342,

SQiaoom Bay. - Fremont: Meraoirs. I, 512, 1667.

C2d Exped. 1645-1846.]

Suisun City

__ ■..illinmo,on,R.S., map, in ET.Doc.l29,35d.
Con/-.,l3t.Sess.,XVIII(pt.4),1855.

Suisun Pancho __ Solano Co. Calif
North of Suisun Bay; northeast of Benicia.-
Williamson's Sketch of Earner's Hcute in Sac-
ramento Valley. Sen.Doc.47, 31st Cong. 1st Sess.
Pt. 11,1850.

Suisoon

Kelly,
8,57,1851.

[Suisun]

Excursion to Calif ., London, II,

SU-iSUnjctx IgjoTc^Tt^cixta Tf^aer - Y>ot ^r^sa-nt SJiS^Tl Cal If.

City of Suisun laid out in 1848 or 1849 on
west bank Sacramento River about halfway be-
tween San Francisco and Sacrairento. on spot
;DreviouBly kno7/n as Hala-chum-ciuck. - feuffui
E.Gould, Six Months in the Gold Mines, 152, 18?

Shown on larfee scale aap on Chart of Sacra-

[fento River by Cadwalader Rin^old, 1850.

Opposite Gillespie Island (later called Wood

Island, west of Brannan Island). The present

^10 Vista IS apparentl.v on the old Suisun Ci^v
site. •^

[Suisun .^y]

C

of"iLsion'ia^o"s^r?8if ^^^ion. from Records

Suisuii River

N

River emptying into Suisun Bay from
and drainin^r^^olano Co.

the

Statutes of California, 1850, 100, 1850.

Suisun Valley

,• NAL

Valley in^Solano County, II of Suisuii Bay.
Statutes of California, 1850, 61, 1650.

Sullivans Creek

Creek flowing into II Fork Tuolunine River

from the E, 5 miles U of Jacksonville. -Gibbes,
::aT} of California, 1852.

. *\

Sullivan's Diggings _^
A canyon', rich in

hy John Sullivam, in
Oould. Six Months in

— — Calif,

gold dust, discovered

1848. Buffuflf, E.

^he Gold DiggingB„126,

1856.

Suiflrnit City =Meadow Lake, Calif.

-:E.G.Waite,
Directorv of

^?..^!!^^:? ^•Ll^^:?Jistory and

Nevada Co., 208

1867.

o

umnit Creek

Bockvatn.S.G., in KT.Doc.l?9,3.\i.ConP-. ,lc,t.

Ses='..,XYIII(pt.2),Art.5a,51,55,lB5b.

Beckwith,E.G., in Pac.Rr.Rep. ,n,Art.II,

45,1855.

Surinit Springs

Hutchings Cal if .LLog . , 1 , 540 , June , 1857 .

at ..

4 r

J >

V

h *■

• \ f

/

^

o

unol

of

across the first

^ end of San Franc

i'iles Ca

n^ron

^ange, just E of

SCO Ba

end of

y

-iiacied for Don Antonio Sunol Willi
Kolly, writing in 1649, states: "i £S

lani
the

nonor ox an introduction to Senor Don Ant

uonio

observGd a profusion o

clustcrod with their luscious burdens !"r. Ex-
cursion to Calif. ,London,II, 302-303,1851.

(Alameda County)

Calif.

Sufiol Xg^^^g' Valley in present
— J. o. Hit tell, Hutchinps^ Calif

No. 4. p. 166, Oct. 1860.

Alameda County
Mag., Vol. 5,

Sunset Yalley San Luis
U.S.Geog. Board, Apr. 7, 1909

Obispo Oo. Calif.

Sunset; valley, central and eastern
portion of Township ii North, Range
24 West, S. B. M., in the Sunset Oil
District, Kern county California.
(Not Maricopa.)

Jiitro Orasi Mounialn :

U.S,Geog.Board,Apr,6^1910

— -~ Oalif.

Sutro Crest; mountain, San Miguel
hills, San Francisco, California. (Not
i Blue Mountain.)

Sulphur Jlountain k Springs

iLmilos IJW of Benicia.

lutchingG Calif .Mag., Ill, 485,1859.

WMMWHWMte "■4IMh;:»4«wM

'bsmm-'tm' '■''mi*:i^

«iHn«rhMlM|lt> ^. ,„,,Hi,, ««»^.„^;|g,

Sulphur Springs

6 miles m of Benicia..

-Jiutchings Calif Jia^. , 111,485, 1859.

*■"'""'"•* ■»• •« HHUi

Sunflower Valley Kings Co.
See McLure Valley

Calif

Sie^rra del Stu*

HIsWEIfc-.'*!"- i'k *i™.:.»tii..»

Calif.

Name given by Beechey to hillc along the
coast between San Bruno rar^e and San Ifateo.

— Beechey: Voyage of Blossom [1826], II, 44, 8 vo
ed. 1831 . ^C-v,^^.^^>v.

Surprise Valley - Calif.

" ' "'""" " ■—»—««— I—.—— — , — ,,„, ,, ^

skin McselGeorge f .Perrie] : Life
from trie Lakes to the Pacific, 99, 258,,
1873. [NE Calif . , east of Upper Alkali
Lake . ]

Susannah Mts.

# '%

%*

29,1853.

Williamson, R.S., in Pac.Rr.Rep.,V,pt.I,

Suscol Creek

rSuscol Creek]

Creek flowing into Ilapa mv^ToTilava
•Statutes of California, 1850, 61, 185o/
Gibbers,. .-ap of California, 1852.

Sutter_Island.

Solano Co.

- Calif

Bounded by Steamboat and Sutter Sloughs and
Sacramento River. ^^^^a ana

Called Schoolcraft Island on Ringgold's
General Chart of San Francisco Bay.T?and Sac-
ramento River. 1850.^a^x^s.;,x.,JV^T^^^^

ic, ^o^f^^^^^^^^ on Ringgold's General Chart
IS part of present Ryerlsland.

,*■

t

Calif.

^^-^^lilJt |V^'^ei*» located on east bank of
bacramento River, ad.ioming Sacrairento Citv

Rnf^,2^H'^' ^^'?^^"^^'y,,^^P^- J.A.Sutter; -1^'

OUyXyj

^J<UJ^J>^^yy,^JUvy^ ^ AjuUu

Svx.\:\e.\^_

Kv^OL^LoY^ d

<LolV

t

^.t»n

-LmJL

Suit

er

Gibbe!^s Map of Calif

[Suttcrsville]

omia

18

52

Sutter County

Established Feb. 18. 1850

and defined

Statutes of California, IBIX), 62, 1850.

amended. — Stat, of Calif .1854. 26i

¥i

y

Calif

.gutter, Buttes [MarysviUe Buttes] Sutter Co.

Name^sometimes applied to Maiysville Buttes.--
Gilbert, Wells & Chambers. History of Butt^
County, p, 104, 1882.

Sutter Creek

lutchings Cal if .Ma^. , II , 100 , Sept . , 1857.
-ToTO and foundry in present Ainador Co.
* at. of Cal if., 1854, 222, 1854. __

PA,o^

iVi^Vw"^^«X>

Calif.

Tyson: Geology of Calif. Sen.Doc.47, 51st
Cong. 1st S ess. 11, 1850. Also on map.

Sutter^si Fort or Fort Sacra/nento.- Bryant: What
I Saw in Calif. 265 and elsewhere, 1346.

_Sutter, Ifouyolle Helvetic de Ca.pit.nin.

_^e_Mofras,_Carte de_l • Oregon^ los Calif.
.°niies^&c.^.J,e44.

Establ_ishmcnt^f_Capt. John A. "suttcr on

le?^!^H''^^^ ^T^''"- °i-^ericanTork,
-S^SSL>W9._ Mamea Jew Helvetia by Sutter but

generally called Sutt.Pr-. ir^rt .

PU^_Sutter

- -u ?^ Sacramento Biver, at north
^choolcraft Id. (now Sutter Id. ).-
onart of oacramento River, 1850.

Calif

end of
Hinggold,

Sutter Creek

Calif,
Calaveras Co.

^ nZ^ t vj^i^Se. township and pos toff ice
p^ifrr °n ^^^ ^^'^ i^ northern part of

r^^itl q?!.^^^''^^--; Sacramento Daily Demo-
cratic State Journal, Dec. 2, 1853.

Sutter's Buttcs

[=LIa.rysville Buttes]

Ilutchings Calif .Mag. , III, 485, /-ay, 1859.

Sutters Euttes or Marysville Buttes

Hutchings Calif .Ma^., HI, 485

i on) , 1059 . [ U±W Amiuv-m^ w^l

(Mllus

'"'S'"*****''^'^ • "■■ ''"WPIIWllMWIMiiiiilWIPiWIiiiiiHiwwi

Gutters _Lake

Calif.

Foimer lake or pond now covered by city
of Sacramento.— Einggold, Map of Anchorap^
off Sacramento City, 1850. ^

Sutter's Mill =Coloma, Calif.

--Directory of
for the year '
1661. ^

tiie cougty of Placer [Calif. ]
► Dy i^.J. Steele and others,

- — ^ _

ze,

Suttersville

Calif.

« 1.2^ S^S^^"^ ^an^ of Sacramento Biver iDst
south of Sacramento City.--Hin^old Char^^f
SaQfamento River, 1850. ^^-^^^S^oia, unart of

Suttersville

--_. ''ettlGment begun by Caiot. John A. Sut
on Sacramento River three miles below the th
new tovm of Sacraiaonto, in 1849 (after ab
ing his ^ilace ca,lled Sutter's Fort.

uor

en

andon-

.i <•

ew Helveti

as a result of the rush of miners following the
discovery of fcold) . /niparently he rid not st
long at Suttersville but lived at Hock F;

^'^y

•irm on

Featlier River

48. 1851

Kelly, Excursion to Calif ., London, II

Sweetland*s

[Sweetland]

Pdver

1854,^'^'^

Place betY/een Middle and S Forks Yuba
of llevada City. -J Stat, of Calif

i. cc^ ^ lo54t

'■''•f* "*"" I" lliWillliimKmi,. IMIiMIHIllWMIHi'w

Sweetzer's Landing

Place at head of navigation on Novato
Creek, Marin County.

. zir. Soi^* ^'^" '^ California, San Francisco
p. 463, 1897, _.

Sycaj'nore Sloup-h

above i-nit^fs Lanfi^. "" °^ ^""^^
Hutchin6nCalifa:as.;i,494,i857.

Island

Sycamore Slough

Slough on J.he Jacraniento^Yolo County.
Statutes p^f California, 1551, 179, 1851.

SycaLio re Point

^ Poi?it at head of navi^tation on San Joa-
qum River.

Syncline Hill San Luis Obispo «:o,

^IJm^. uni • - —————.—„ jp- -■.■■..I...

Syncline; hill, prominent feature in
southeast quarter of Township 29
South, Range 17 East, San Luis
Obispo county, California.

Calif.
U.S. Geog.Board.Apr.?, 1909

Syncline Hill San L{ll§'@S!§f,g6Sg^

Cal if ,

Table Tluff

Bluff at S end HuraLoldt Harbor. --rxibbCs,
IIa,p of California, 1852.

T^\A^ ^x\V

^^^^'^^Cbc.-^.Scio^

C!flja^

TaDle Hill

[Mt.Tanialpais]

Mountain N or entrance to San Francisco

Bay.— Blake, W.P., in Pac.Hr.Rep.,V,pt.II,140,
1857.

jRin^old, General Qhi.

#i|iiltl«ii*i,iJrt»ylifc:i:ii^|l|IHWI|i|ll i|itoiiilil|i,w.

Ta.ble, LIt._de la [now Mt. Tamalpais]

De Mofras, Carte de l*OrGgon, dcs Cal-
if omies, (C, (map no. 16) 1844.

Moi^ntain immediately 11 of Golden Gate
(highest mountain in Ilarin County).

Cribb ei^s Liap o f Cal i f o m i a , 1 852 . ( Tabl e

x»i yj • / • ■ - - • - ■ - - ■■ ■ -

Table Peak

'E end^Tainalpais]
Beechey, Voyage of Blossom, 11,653,1831.

Lake Tahoe

Calif.

Suggestion that najne of Lake Bigler be
changed to Tahoe, an Indian name.— Red
Jslufl bemi- weekly Independent, June 9

1863.

Mount Taiiulpais ETamalpaiaJ

Calif

Barnes: From Atlantic; to PacifieJ

•^^ Overland, 99^, 1666.

Table I'Ountain

[Table fountain]

Lountain LI of upper waters of San Joa-
quin River, E of San Joaquin Valley.. -Cibbe-.
I'-ap of California, 1852. '

.•J

Table Mountain

rr-

CTalif.

Near W©oO diggings;, on- the] nol-!Jh .^
Audubon: Western Jcurnal 1849-1850 215
Cleveland, 1906. J Kast of Stocktons] '

Table Mt.

liountain in Tuolurnnn County.
Hutchings Calif .Llag. , J, 397, 5^M, 1857.

Table Mountain

Inyo Co^

Table; Mountain, Latitude 37° ifv l> r H >, i t» •

Longitude 118° 37'. Inyo County ^•^'^C-<>^3toa.\|..>UA^. ^.\HV5".
California. ^

Oalif.

Table Rock

Rock^near St. Louis, Sierra Countv [old].

■■■ ■ ■■iniiiiinnm

I" mmmm

Tah-ee-cnay-pah Creek

Creek flowing toward Tulare Valley

emergir^g from the mountains midway between Ker
River and tne Tejon. Calied Bass GreeK oy
Fremont.. -Wiiiiairison, R.S., in Pac.Rr.Rep. ,Y
pt. 1, 19, 1853. ' '

Tahone Pass

C«=Tejon Pass]

Senate Ex. Doc.l, 32d Con^^., 1st Sess..
pt. I II, 494, 1851.

It

Lake Tahopic [Tahoe] or Bigler.

'<i1llffOllllllillllllWllillllll. mill IIWfilinilUMIIIIIIIIliaillBt ilU m inilllHilimilllllll :illtr''='lt*~-ir~'l'-""-^ ■ '^^ ..^a^-m^t^tl^mMm.m m«, i«,i».m mfH i| ,m« |H y II l|l ■! ^ ^ftfUfmmifU^ f ■■w TTi i^i.lB.'W.-W|WMi<r*.>MMMWI#*WWII|.»>w»>.>-:-^^ .■■■^- . - '- '"«'— — "■TJf— *i U'lW.BW^P'*'-*'''**' ■»'»««-^»-«***™*l'fWi«

Calif.

Barnes: From ' Atlantic to Pacific,
Overland, 8fe, N.Y.1866.

See also Lake Bigler

Tahualmes

Calif.

Josumnes River, also called Tahualmes and

Macasomy. —Bancroft: Hist,Calif.V,106 ftnote
1886.

I A,Ol^

J^^^

i^JSL.

QL^

;vA^

Tahunga Canyon

U.S.Geog, Board. Feb. 5,1913

-Califs

Tahunga; Canyon, northeastern part
San Fernando Valley, California.
(Not Tajunga nor Tuyunga.)

(ContrsL Oosta Co/)

, laliei: Small valley in present Contra
ounty, tributary to Alamo Valley. Name
!a (irom tfeverb tasajear, to cut up
meaning a place where meat is cut up and
^5 i^he^sun; named from the circumstance

to the Mission San
in this valley, —

A -.rr ,;.^— R- Calif. Mag., Vol. 5.

4, pp. 166, 167, 6ct. 1860.

meat

dried ^

that some cattle 'belongin
Jos6 were cut up and drie

J.D. Hit tell, Hutchings'

No. ' - -- -

^^-^■**- S-fviOzfc Ta,s>scLlQLy-a. o-Jl Toe

- ^ /_^>^ia ni 31^^ settle-

rrent cind Hot Stipes r^f^^ir* nf^v-i^^m ^4> tt i. /^ ~

— ^ — \^ ^^i-6^::^^* xit?u..i cenuCr 01 Monterey Co.

L__the_suiLlthe_3MjDs_l^ ierkAv

^iace also , . ^tasai erJ

I

^

Tassajara Creek.

jllejneda Co«, Calif

Stream entering Livermore Valley from the N
and emptying into Laguna C|;eek near Pleasant on
— Wm. P. Bartlett, editor, Livermore Valley,
p. 6. 1878^ _

^U-CiX

Umas^T^ <l.yM^.^ iUJUJL .UAjtuJ^

CXSCxjq^ 4fjufc^TaL4a.*CLvo^ o^ T«.s(tW<t^<<^.

n

Tajtmga Canyon

Calif

See Tahiinga Canyon

iaxpeyar =Mare_Island, Calif.

Indian name for it.— Article from Themis
Sacramento(?) weekly, in Mem'l and Bio^'l
of North*n Calif., 90, " '"" '" ■ -

urn.

a
^ Hist

(Lewis Pub'g Co.)

Call

Taylor Island [Now Grand Id.] SaGrmesnU.Co^.'

On Rir^old's General Chart of San Fran-
CISCO hay... and Sacramento River, 1850.

S:te Joit^SloS'" '^ Sacraznento River and

He Tchaitchfil

.i)alif.

Small island off coast N of Bodega Bay,
Sonoma Co.

I>e Mofras. Carte de I'Oregon^ les Cal-
if ornies, etc. Map 17. 1844.

m

lecnte Lit.

Llountain on the S boundary of Californi-.
about 30 miles ESE of San DIp^o rm •
R.o. ra..p, m Ex.Doc.l29,.33d._Con^.,lst.SesB.
XVIII (pt. 4), 1655.

Tec ate Rancho •

Ranch a few leagues below the boundary
line of U.S. and Mexico, owned in 1MB by
Don Band i ni . - - In. He ath Dav is, S ixt y Ye ars
In Calif., 1851-S§, San Francisco, 1889.

£1 Tecolpte _______

— Moraga's expedtlnn of 1806. after leading
rancherias Latejate and Lachuo on_Merced River,
traveled E [also_toward_SanjJoaquin River]"~cam]p^
ing about 15 leagues from MercedRiver at a place
they called Elj:eco2ote^_j;We_cajiie to~a river 'of
2 or 3 beds, but iithj?ater onliuZ^lI^eTb^aus
01 the large Miount_o£_3aM^^^

I^iarx^l806. Arch. Sta.Barbara,_Vo]^4 dd 23~24'
1806-1821 . ^-i^£-^^^^ .

Tah-ee-chay>pah Pass 2.

''^P^reys,A.A.& Y/arren,CT.K., in Fac.Rr.
Rep., I, Art. II, 75, 1855,

(lat.35'0/28"; ait. 4,008 ft.) .-Blake,
I.F., inrac.Rr.Rep.,V,pt.II,l55,1857.

Tay«ee-cJiay>pah Pa88 CTah-ee-chay-Pah Pas

Davis, in Pac.Rr.Rep.,I,jp.l9,1855.
Humphreys, A. A. & Warren, G.K., in Pac.Rr.Rep.
I, Art. 2, p. 73, 1855.

Tah-ee-chay-pali Pass

Sierra I^evada ("lat. 35° io»- alt

}

Hittell, Hutchings Calif.Mag

I

I

1859

in Ex. Doc . 129 . 33d . Con--. . i ?; +, . Sess

uiiror

) Intro.,, ?4, 28, 1355.

s,A.A.&. ^;'arren,Cr.K., in ^x. Dor. 129

\3d.Conf.r.,ls+..S

-JL. Vwf fV • > •

ess

)

III,(r)+.l)Art.l;3^,4

04- 1

Davis, in Pacific Railroad Rep., I, j). 19,1855

f

la^iiilumaJizex [Tuolumne] ^Calif

nnn/^^r-^* ^^' ^injon. --Senate Ex. Doc. 1. 31st
Oong. 2d oess. pt. II, 245, 1850.

Tawaloraes rTnolumne River] _

"The river of the Tawaloraes
What I saw in Calif. 277, laiS.

Calif.

— Bryant:

T ehaina

Ilutchings Calif.LIag.,1,495,1857.

Gibbe^ IJap of California, 1852.

U^VvCJlw

Teharna Countv

County seat, Red Bluff.

^' Statutes of California, 1856, 118, 222, 1856;
1857, 25, 109 , 134, 1857; 1859 , 359, 1859 :'

1 Srerr^

VA^JLcy

[Teion F

o c ri '
U.ob J

JUiuSo^t^ U-^ cu^^j^

350 00': alt

HittGll, Hutchings Calif. Mag

1859

p of Cal ifornia, .1852. ?

cl L

Calif., 1654, 223, 1854.

02 47"; alt. 5,364 ft.) .-Blake. W.P

m Pac.Rr .Rep., V,pt. II, 13.5.1857

[Over

Calif.

3ess., H.Ex. Doc

cc Warren, G.K., 33d
129, p. 69, 1855.

Gong., 1st

[Over

T^n

rejon Mts.

Mountains in S Tulare Valley. --Williamson,
R.S., in rac.Rr.Rep.,Y,pt. I, 32,1853.

Tejon Creek

CTejon Creek]

Creek flowin^^ E in mountains M of Tejon
Pass...Williai.3on,R.S., map, in Ex. Doc. 13, 33d.
Cone.,lst.Ses?,.,XVIII(pt.4),1855.

Blake, W.P., in Pac.Rr.Rep.,V,pt JI,39,
1857.

"^H-«-Te.AO\\.

cial«.

^:

T* vvwv'H

<t.Ko.^^X ^AsAoJk*:^

— JL

Tejon

^^^^ given to the extrerrie S port

.ion of ^

Tulare Valley at base of mountains.. -Will j am-
son,R.S., in Pac.Rr.Rep.,y,pt.I,H0,1853.

l?<^(3,

• ' rniTniiii ■]\ nii»>nwwiiiiiiiiii|i

Telegraph Hili

Hill near N point, San Francisco Bay.—
Elalce,W.P,, in PacRr.Rep. ,V,pt. II, 4,1857.

Temblor Oreek

U.S.Geog.Boar(i,Apr.7.1909

Kern 06.

Calif.

Temblor; creek, in Township 30
South, Range 20 East, Kern county,
California.

Calif.

Temblor Range

Temblor Range; reaching from Cho- ,. -,

lame Creek, on the north, southeast- U # S tGOOg. Boardg MaV 6 1908

erly to about latitude 35°, where it J 9

joins the Tejon Mountains. The
Temblor range lies between the
south end of the San Joaquin plain
on the east and Carrizo plain and
the valley of San Juan Creek on the
west. Its north end is west of Ante-
lope Valley, standing en echelon with
the south end of the Diablo range,
California. (Not Temploa.)

Temblor ValldjT

Vi^tti 06.

Oalif/
U^S.Geog^ Board, Apr^ 7,1909 '^ "^'Z\J^^^^^ IT'""'

^-^ w X ^ f-.»'w«r ranch, in Township 29 South, Range

20 East and Range 21 East, Kern
county, California.

Pio de los Tanblores [^anta Ma. Piver] Calif.

River crossing Santa Ma Plain E of S

an

(rabriel in So. Calif,. Crossed by the Portol
iocpd. m lTC^and named Rio de Iqp Tembl
because of a terrible ear

iiary Portola Expd. , Pubs.

Hist., vol. 2. no. 4. 177.

a

ores
s Van so ,
Coast

Named JesuA de. .los Temb lores; also called bv
the soldiers SaHtcTlna. — Crespi, Diary Portola

ii?^ion^^,r -^^ ^S^V^^^^ ^® la ^ueva Calif.. 2.
119,120, Mexico, 1874.

Expd. crossed the Rio de

over;

■ "^i?,®^ times. — Pedro Font, Diary
^.1 t * -'f^bs. Acad. Pacific Coast Hist.,
vol. 3. no.l, pp. 40, 45, 51, 1913.

^ ^ ModeJ^ TOTblores. — Palou, Vida de
radre Junipero Serra, 130, Mexico, 1787.

Temecula

CTemecula]

Williaiiison,P..3., map, in Ex. Doc. 129, 3od.

Cong. , 1 St . Sess.^XVIlKptyi) , 1855.

Northeast of San Juan Oapistranc— Ord's

Sketch of Los Angoles Plains, I^ept. Sen. Dec .47,
31st Cong. 1st Sess. liS-i2^,1850.

Place^E of San Jmn [Capistrano].

p.lM.lMs"!'' ^'''^'^' ^'""'' '^"^^'^ 1 841 ),V. facing

Willi8iaSon,R,5., map, in Ex.Doc.l29,35d.
Conr.,lst.Sess,,:iVIII(pt.4),1855(Tei.ieculn).

Teraascal

--— [Temescal]

Wilkes Exped. narrative, V, map (dated
1G41) facing p. 150, 1845. ^

.^^.Place in S California K of Santa /ma
fountains and between Corona and Elsinore Lake.

Temescal, Embarcadero -^ Calif.

In 1844 the place betv/een where the

Oakland long wharf and Berkeley are now. -•
Wrn. Heath Davis, Sixty Years in Calif., 98,
San Francisco, 1889.

Temploa Range

Q«lif

See Temblor Range

Ten Mile River W coast.^ Mendocino Co, Calif

native Indian name Be-dah-to;. signifies
mush river, the name heing applied on account
the quicksand at its mouth.

History of Mendocino Co, 168 San
Francisco 1880. Alley. Bowen & Oo'. i^ubrs.

Ten niic River

Hutchings Calif. Llag., Ill, 155,179, 1858.
River emptying into Pacific in m Mendo-

cino County K of Fort Bra^.

Tent Hills

Kli^s 06*

Calif.

U.S.Geog. Board. May 15.1^08 '^">*"'";' '^f --"'^'deofMcLure

O •"**'V J.v»,x,. VO- Valley (southwest corner of Kings

County), California. (Not Las Tien-
das nor The Tents.)

Ter-war

W Calif.

xt^■n^■cv

/f-«wa

Ci.Xt

-^/4^

itU.^. it.vw?,C^,

c^

l-i-- <P- /A^'

t'i^

Y«-/l '^^^.^l^.

^'^iX^'n'-i't-.^*-*'^^

Fort Ter»-war

Calif.

Reported abandoned June 10. 1861.— War of the

p- 507!°1897?^ • ^""'^^ ^* ^°^- ^^' ^^•^'
Ordere'd re-occupied August 8,1861. — Ibid, 5£

Military post on Klamath River 6 rniles above
mouth.— Ibid, p. 805.

_Texan Pass

Senate Ex. Doc.l,
pt. Ill, 494, 1851.

''Tejon Pass]
32d Cong., Ist.Sess.,

m0mmmm0m

[Tia Juana]

>r5^::^iJ5^l4iS ®^*^6^® southwestern parflf^f ttfe
«tefet.^ menti'oned in letter of U.S. Surveyor
A. B. Gray dated Oct. 4, 1849.— A. B. Gray.
Senate Ex. Doc. 34, 31st Cong. 1st Sess.. p.
1850. ^

p. 29,

Ranciio Tie Juana Calif.

Rajich in i837owned and occupied by tion
Santiago Arguello^ -- a beautiful piece of
laiid with fine stream of water running throu^
it. Indians burned houses and secured stock in
outbreak in 1637.— Wm. Heath Davis, Sixty Years
in Calif., 236, Sa n Francisco, 1689.

Towalumnes R._ =Tuolumne R.

On map by J. H. Col ton, 1853, frontispiece in

^JJ^^^'^^f,^^ ^^V^^^onnevihe, Irving, 1652
navised edition. —

Tovalunmes Rivef rTuclaimd] Calif.

"■*■"* ^** •■" - ■I— .■■■■■■■■■ii ■■iiiii....iii..» ..

Rept. Gen. P.F.Smith in Sen. Doc. 47, 31st Cong.
1st Sess. 89,1850.

Tbwalumn^ Riven— Fremont: I-Ismoirs 1,446,

1667. [3d Exped.l845-1&46.]

Tuolomne.— Audubon :V/e stem Journal 1649-1650
202, Cleveland, 1906.

Tuolumiie City ■

Place on II side Tuol
frommouth.-aibbos, LiaiD of

uimie River 10 miles
California. 1852.

TuoliiL'ine County

'Established Feb. 18, 1850 and defined.

ia, 1850, 63, 1850.

» Statutes of Califom

. , ;^County^ivided into Tuolurnne and Stan-

islaus Count ies7^lfe4.

Statutes of California

» c

1054,191,1854.

•Boundaries amended Hay 4, 1855.
•Statutes of California, 1855,245,1855.

Tuoluiimo River

_. • AdaiTi Johnston, Senate 7.x. Doc.l, 32d.
Cong., 2d Sess., pt. 3, 512,1851.

^^^''^^^■G^,^'^ap of California, 1852.

R.S. Williamson, in Pac.Rr.Rep.,?.T)t.I
12,1853.

The Turtles

[Turtle Rock]

Rocks off coast i: of Trinidad Head.
GibLe^ Map of California, 1652.

Thorns Creok

IIutcliin(-^s Calif .Mag., 1, 495, 1857.

''^^^ — rtAiwE 0^ .^

^ Ov^^-^-cXv -tCA-^jJ^jj^ -^i^tkvft.,.,^

jjg.yig.kj

U^xr S^LYvT^d^

■■ '■''•'"'^•"••ipiiw^^

son's Flat

Butte Co. .Calif,

On main FeatherJRiver just below mouth of
Morris ravine.— Gilbert Wells & Chambers,
Histon^ of Butte Co.. p. 122. 1882/

1000_ Spring Valley

_____ Nev.

Ncrthwestern Nevada, near the head of

Humboldt River. - Marc j: Prairie Traveler
274|ftwo references], N.Y,1859.

Three Buttes

[llarysville Buttes]

'Statutes of California,1852, 237, 1852.
vStatutes of Cf^lifornia, 1854. 26, 1854.
Gibbd? Map of California, 1652.

Three Sisters

Fresno Co.

See Loma itravesado

Calif

Tlmbuctoo

Calif,

Town in B. part of Yuba Co. -H.W.BaxleyrWhat
saw on W. Coast of S.& N.Am8rica,419,1865.

Rio del Ti2 0u_=0olorado River

"A river of great size, called the Tizou. from
the circumstance of their [the •Cu-cu-Da.A^M
wan7i"S a ^JShted.brand to keep themsllVes
IV. 38." "1854?"'' i^Jclioolcrafl, Indian Tribes,

Tlamac, Lac: [Klamath]

De Mofras, Carte de rOref.;on, les Calif-
ornies, &:c., 1844. __

^^^®J:IL extreme northern California, shown
as due north of Mont Saste [Mount Shasta] .

There are two PQarnath Lakes, Upper and Low-
er, the Upper wholly in Oregon; the Lower on the
Oregon- California bounda.ry.

variously spelt by early v/riters, as
Tlamac, Tlaiaat, Clairiet, Klaniet.

Tlamac, R. (R.des Tlamacs) [Klarnath Pdver]

Large river in 1] California, emptying
into Pacific.

De Mofras, Carte de 1 'Oregon, des Cal-
ifomies, &c., 1844.

(Klamath River)

R.des Tlajnacs.

--"■'■■' '"' " 1 1 I „ i__, ...p,„,,|. ^_ , „

- Tl amac , R .

De Mofras, Carte de 1 'Oregon, les Califor
nies, &c, 1844.

Tlamath lake and river ^Klamath

On map by J.H.Golton. 1853 in Adventures of
Gapt .Bonneville, Irving, 1652. "Frontispiece,
(Revised edition.)^

Tlamath lake & river r"^ten called Klamet". —

Fremont :Expl.Expd. to Oregon & Oalif. (1843), 196,

1845.

Tlainath Lakd

Calif

[Klajnath Lake] Rept.Lt.R^Williani
Sen. Doc,47, 31st Cong.lst Sess. 20,1850.

Tlamatl Lake (or ClaLiet) [Klaiiiath Lake]
Lathain, Proc. Philolog. Soc, Lond..VI
1854; Ibid Opuscula, 310, 1660.

82,

Tlarnatl River (or Clamet) CKlajnath River]
Lathain, Proc. Philolog. Soc, Lond.,VI,
82,1854; Ibid Opuscula, 310,1860.

m^ J

10 acts

Place 20 miles EIIE of Auburn!— Gibb

G5

Map of Cal ifornia, 1B52.

Todds Valley Diggings

Cali

Valley located about midway between the Middle
and Morth Porks of American River,— Sacraraei
to Daily Transcript, April 19, 1851.

*

ToUj Creak Calif,

Near south and of Sonoma Mountains, be-
tween Lakevflle on east side Petalurna Creek

and Sonoma Yallsy, ea th»

■^^

Tolay Lake

•At}:

Oal i f .
Mountains

In southern part of Son
betwean Petalurna Creak and Sonoma Valley.
"Former Lake Tolay, of which Padre Altimira,
in his mission-founding expedition in 1823,
said: 'We found on said hillock, a little
further on, the large lake of Tolay, so called
after the chief of the Indians, who in former
times settled there. •" Robt. A. Thon^son;
^?^. ^P^SGr. Sketch of Sonoma Co. 52,

Tomalos Point

CTcniales Point]

Point at W side of entrance to Tomales

ifomia, 1852

^«

Cal

S,, map, in Et.Doc.1;39

XVI 1 1 ( -of

A\

J • ^1

^ \-/ i_/ V*'

^ VaxJii-K . ^-»^yv\^^

^^2^^^*<i?'3-^^^ ^

i^K^ I?** 4

(T^n)

_Tojab9 Mountains

[Toyabe; range of mountains in Nye
county, Nevada. (Not Toiyabe nor
Toi-ya-be.)

U

Ny6 Co* Nevada
S.Ge eg* Board June 3 » 1908

/J yir-

Toi-ya-bo Mts.

Uye Co

See Toyabe Mountains

Calif

Point Tomales Su.v

TysonrGeology of Calif.
Cong. 1st Sess.18, 1850.

Cal if.
Sen. Doc.47, 31st

Tonilu Crook

..^ ^'^^^^ between Round ar

i-onciocino Counter.

and Potter Valleys

Barrett, Kthno-Geo,^. Pomo,
^ee lltoLikai.

74-t^ O

,259,1908.

Tomoqucle

rot

i/yv\Jt

Place about 7 nnles KlIYJ of San PaloCPala].
Whipple, A.W., map no.2(dated 185:5-4), in
Ex.Poc, 129, 33d. Cong., 1st. Sess,,XVIII(pt.4J, 1855.

mmiittmmmmmf«(lim'

1

Tongue Shoal

Calif.

. At east©«i end of Suisun Bay, surrounding
Chain Id.--Hinggold, Map of Anchorage off
New York of the Pacific,1850.

Tonfoain Ft.

[Black Pt.]

Point on S side of entrance to San Francisco
my, just W of North Pt,— Blake, W.P., in Pac.Rr.
Rep.,V,pt.II,map facing p. 145,1857.

Tonquin Pt. Spelling given by Pinfold
Chart of the Bay of San Pablo, 1850.

Too too tut na or Kl ajnet R i ver [Kl amath R.]

1^/ilkes Exped. (map dated 1841) ,V, facim^
p. 150, 1845.

Too-too-tutnis =Ro£cue River

--G-ifebs, in Schoolcraft, Indian Tribes, III, 136,

1663.

Toro

■ mUllllWlllHlMIIIHIni ,.„ , iHlUMHy _■ ■- ■■iiii _....-

Viader and
Oct, 1810,
[went] 3 1.
[Next day]
Toro; 6 1.
Gruillermo".
Oct. 1810),

Calif.

Moraga, on San Joaquin expedition of^
were at one time "opposite Taualam®; '

west to Arroyo of Corpus Christi.
6 1. west across the hills to El
to spring & little plain of San

-Bancroft (after Viader »s MS Diaryi

Hist. Calif. 11,57,1865.

TOROS

w4PiiiK «ii«iiiwi|i«r<<i>i-°i>iiMii"^

Frank Stephens in Morcom, "Notes on the
birds of Southern California and south-
western Arizona" (Ridgway Orn. Club, Bull.
No. 2, April, 1887 : 36 ) says that this is
an Indian Village about forty miles E S E
from San aorgonio Pass*

Mi^iiw^MiilwimAiiM

mt/imtmammmmimiimm'

iwi»»wii*-iiH»"iii«w»i>i«iiiiii'iiiii»» iMwii

Mmm«<i'*mMmmmmi'im'!mi*

gmiriiiliiwiiliiiii »iiiiM«i'HPiin|i)Niininipl||

H.W.G

•

R® de las Tortolas_QiL_de8 Tourterelles__

Possibly mouth of Eel River.

. -^ Map 31 (1786}^ published in Atlas du

^^ • '**"'***''***^*********'***"^^ I"' iviiiiHHiiiHii)iH iiT- iiiiiiiiiwi n wKiiigMiiiiiWiL^i jj— ,.

Voyage de la Perouse, 1797.

'■milt iriiuriiMiiiwiiwii' mr ^' 'f m mm0m\wmm)"«mm'' ■■ w

Wi|B|»p».|*'ftiillhl||||l.iill^WI>>!lllil

Towalamie Hiver_ CTuolumne] Calif.

Grizzly Adams, Hairbreadth Escapes and Ad-
ventures of "Grizzly Adams", Wynkoop,Hallenbeck
& Thomas, Printers, 113 Pulton St. New York,
p. 15,1860.

Towalima River Ibid. p. 23.

Trabuco

siemi:imtmm!Km

Calif.

Name on map of Los Angeles district,1800-30, a
little N of San Juan Capistrano. -Bancroft,
Hist. Calif. II, 352, 1885.

A roncho of San Juan Capistrano in 1840. -Ibid
111,627, 1885.

El Trabuco [Trabuco -:jcrBekI _

Calif.

Diary of Pedro Font, Anza Exped.

1775-1776:Pubs. Acad. Pacif .Coast Hist. Jol
3, N.o.l, 45, March, 1913. iNear San

Juan Capistrano.]

R« ci&_las Tranchas

River reaching the sea_ a fm miles south

of Cai-mel Baj^^^robahly Sur_River. _

Map 31 (1766), published in Atlas du

Voyage ,de_ia Perouse. 1797.

'—"■»■'■" "»«■— iipn ■■ Ill, II

Tremblores, Baie de los [Gulf of Santa Catalina]

De iiofras, Carte de 1 'Oregon, des Cal-
ifomies, Elc, 1844.

Bay extending from Pt. San Juan (Capistr
no) S to Pt. Lonia. How called Gulf of Santa
baljalina. v^"

a

Tres Piedras

Presno Co.

See Joaquin Rocks

Calif

Trinidad City

■^r ■ '■«"i»ii»'"*im"Mi™w>»iiiiiiii^ ^

riace on 7 side Gacrajiiento River 10

?;LTi^ °i-'^°'^^ °' ■■'■^ ''^"'^ ^'^^^ CR'^d Bank
treek].-^ibcGS, uap of Cd ifornia, 1852.

Trinidad Head

Point IJ of Trinidad
Ccl ifomia, 1852.

[Trinidad Head]
^ay.-Gibber^ Map of

Q^ ^^TvV'w\r^ g^ (^^Bo^liloYvlslo)

^^^^» — 5^ K GUx>n^ yl}^ ^

Xxz.

f'^-'^-^, l^n.

\Tvu\dad .It:. del

0^

_ Hu.irniToldt(i.^vJal\ft)r'ntou

VoK^ cyy W( eoosVol Ca\\^TTMa. kst Hot VotAl".

Di^c^ered, 1775, Voyage of Heceta and
D. Juan de la Bodega y Quadra* De Mofras,
Exploration de l»Oregon, &, I, 107-8.18^4.

Trinidad, R[io] Now LitUe River.

River in M California reaching coast
just n of lat.41.

De Mofras, Carte de 1' Oregon, des Cal-
ifornies, &c., 1844.

Trinidad

[Trinidad]
•To^vn at Trinidad Head, Humboldt Comity.

* Statutes of Galifoniia, l?m.307 laS"^
•Ibid, 1854, 223, 1854. .. >>-,l^i^^.

irinity Monnt^jn

On boundary between Trinity and Shasta Coun-
ties, about 20 miles west of Redding (between
French Gulch on Clear Creek and Lewiston on
Trinity Paver)

Mentioned in narrative of prospector on
Irinity River in 1850.— Overland Monthly, d.
527, June 1871. *^ * ^

S Fork Trinity River

[S Fork Trinity River]

Gibbs, in Schoolcraft, 111,137,1853

Tr

• •

^'Glly, Fxcur

165, ,1851

sion to Calif..!

oiidon. 11

IJoun

tains ii" m Cali

^ornia

^M,

Trinity River

'Statutes of California, 1852, 228"i8'^'^

Gibbs

C^r

, m oc:;oolcraft, 111,134 IS'^'^- Tli i £l

/ •

Trinity County

•Established Feb. 18, 1850 and defined.
* Statutes of California, 1850, 62, 1850.

—-- ^o^'^^iaries altered: county divided into
Humboldt and Trinity counties, ^>^ i2.,l<^S3^-

' Statutes of California, 1853,161,1853.

^Boundaries amended: county seat Weaver-
ville.---Stat. of Calif . ,1855, 200, 185r) (April
30, 1855).

Trinity River

__ [Trinity River]

River said to reach tlie Pacific near
the confines of Ore^^on. -Kelly, Excursion to
Calif., Lend., 11,8,1351.

bes, Ilap of California, 1852.

Port de la Trinitg.

Apparently Humboldt Bay.

Map 31 (1786), published in Atlas du

Voyage de la Perouse, 1797. AUo ow MdpsS.^S- i5-<^/d

't^l:

■■"»ii— in^Biimii

Bay of Trinidad Cidif

J^. LI. mi? Oregon Tarrifor^ p

[toboldt Bay not shoirng

S

_Trinidad, Bay

oast ofLCalifornia.

p. 150, 1845.

es Expod, (map dated 1841), V, facing

S of present Trinidad Head.
__Gibbe's Map of California, 1852 (Port

Trinidad and Trinidad Eav) .

iiffinilMlwttMiiiiaJii^^

»»iri»iiilliilii#llpiiMwilW^^

i«»li«IBilff'lllil<IWi«WBiB

Gibl

etfe Map of Cal ifornia, 1852 (Port

Trinidad and Trinidad Bay)

over

i^e Mofras, Exploration de 1 'Oregon, Tome It,
p. 36, 1844, states that this cape was dis-
covered by Don Bruno de Hecata, June 11.1775

Triumpo

______„Farm in SW corner of Los Angeles Co.

- — ^tatutes of California, 1851, 172, 1851,
(Called Trumfo farm in Statutes of'cal-

If o^nia,_i85g ^-f .51,1-550^

'Sf'tmmmmMrm.itim.x.

Gibbes,Map of California, 1852,

El ITi-iunfo

Los Angeles Co., Calif.

Plain in the mountains 8 leagues SE of the
mouth of the Santa Clara River, named by
Portola Expd. in 1769, — Cpstanso, Diary
Portola Expd., Pubs. Acad. Pacific Coast Hist.,
vol. 2, no. 4, 317, 1911.

Name still in use.

San Diego Co., Calif.
La CaHada del Triunfo de la Santissima Cruz

Name given by Crespi, Portola Expd. , 1769,
to canyon 8-1/2 leagues NW of San Diego. —

Crespi, Diary Portola Expd. in Palou^s Noticia
de la Nueva Calif., II, 104, Mexico, 1874.

-A 0

o G ^

_ Triunfo

Calif.

Name on map of Los Angeles district, 1800-30,
located a little inland N of Pt. Duma.
- Bancroft, Hist. Calif. 11,352,1885.

E. de Trou-

Calif.

Tributary, fl^ving E. Sacramento R.
DeMofr.s. carte' le'iVgon des-l,-f
See Sartmmor»fQ -p

T\vx.Qi.Vsj^e^ ^\n/jlv

*""'"' ■"■ ■ ^ J# -—••■-"»••«>■««»«»«»»»- - - -— — IIII^Kll, , Jill ; .. I ___, I, , ,„ ^

-Truckee River, Calif. and Nev., & Truckeo Meadows

-Tru9k8e River was nazned for old Captain Truckee
a Piute who had oeen a great deal with Fremont '
and otners as guide.-.Dan De Quille (Wm.Wripiit)
History of the 3ig Bonanza,. 269f^l676. "^ '
Also spelled "Tracker Meadow" (p'.59) and "Trucke
Meadows"-- (p. 60). Ttu.<.k,.«. ^V<U^ Uo. i^^.

Truckee river.-; Bryant: What I Saw in Calif.219,
227, and elsewhere. .

1646.]

•_iKn tries made in

^

"The Truchy".- Becbvourth: Life k Adventures,

516,527, N.Y.1856.

Truckey Meadows.- Barnes :Prom Atlantic to
Pacific,Overland, b4, 1866,

Truck ey Pass

Pass in Sierra Ilevada ("lat, 39° 2^*- p1 + ^
5,636 ft,"K^ _ ^& , alt.

John S. Hittell, Hutchings Calif.Mar

— Truckee Lake [=* Dormer Lake]

Calif

Donner Lake was originally called

«%• Tfo^'^^®^ Rhodes, Relief of the Uonner
Hrty. MS, Bancroft Library, 1873

Truckee Lakef Donner Lake]

Bryant: What I Saw Tn Calif
• [Entry dated Ai!ig.25, 1846.]

__ _ Calif.
227. 1648,

-Nevada.

M ?-^^m®» ??• ^M Notes on Geology Sc Mines of
Nevada Territory (Washoe Silver nlgion)! c4?teri
Ijg^ouni.Geol.Soc.London, pp. 317-328. Ap^ii 13,

Truckifi

Bivei"

Calif.

Named after an Indian who piloted a partv
across the mountains in 1844.— Overton Johnson
^•I'P* ^v> ''iJ^V^rj Route Across the Rocky Mountains

?Q/- ^ ^®?r?^^^^S?.°^ ^^®Son & California in
lo4o, p. 103, 1846.

IluGkeelake

ke__Taho_^

Calif

_ Lake Tahoe called TxxLOk^ MiQ__hy
^ • Tyrwhi 1 1 Bro oks in . 1848. --Four Mi
^^Jlfi^^SoldzZiMers in iJta Gpi.-f^Lpndon.p . 122^3:
125^1849.

iimong

Truites, Lac des •

__ Lake in northern California,'^Sierra

l^evada, S of lat.4r.[^^>^— '^-^^^»^'>^<^^^^^*^^^^

De Mofras, Carte de l*Oregon, les Cal

ifomies, &c., 1844.

Truiifo, farm

Farm on coast at SW corner of boundary
of Los Angeles County. ^

Statutes of California, 1850, 59. 1850.

.^tDJLj:^^

TsQoinoo: ,Fitch_Mt. at Heal dsburg. Sonoma CcCalid

JsoQ'-noQ: Native Indian name (Kah-ta}f«ye chum-
mi tribeJT— cHiA^ ^

Variants as spoken by members of tribe:
Tsoo>naw. Choo-no. Chob-dug^no.--

^^^^■■^■^^.."^^.^^"J^Q ^X Barrett, Ethno-a-os.
10. 218 footnote. Feb. lOOP. ^

Tularcltos

". -the only good land [of San Carlos Mission]

7rf.fo ^^%v^ii?y [Garmel] and in the little
tracts of Francisguito and Tularcitoa "--
Bancroft. Hist.Gahf.. II. ^TTrSe; iesE.

In i^^28, "places up the river were Laureles^ Ghu
, Tularcltos, and Corral de Padilla-^-lbid.

pines

Rancho m Monterey district, 1834..-Ibid III,
679 ft. note, 1885. In San Francisco dist..It5]564

^•-•^i/^ - -V—'^"'

T]

Tularcitds

Calif,

*•• — ■ J __ , m

Mane on map of San Francisco district, 180o4o
a little S of San Jose' Mission. -Bancroft

Hist. Calif 11.376,593.1885. (between Calera &
o. Ignacioj.

Tularcitos

ELac eneai^j^Qj;^^ j^Q s ^ ^j^ north ern part

°^ Ss-nta Lucia Mountains,

-H-Ut. cl'iin^jsJial i f , Uslq • , ^ 1 1 i -^3^^' June 1 659

liMMPiVINWiHMim^

mm''''mimmiPiM»»''»i'mm'iiimm)

MMMMill^^ "Mliii

w#iiwiiiilipiii*iii^ wmwii linni ii— irwi ■m n i iii'i«iii>%wi>fW

Tul eburg _[ S to ck ton]

^clA.I«^-

Town on site of present StnnVtnn, laid out

^

by Charles M. _Ieber after American^ conquest
in J.846^J^f tsrwards rechristenedjto ckt on. —
Gilbert, Wells k Chambers, History of Butte

x_P* 111. 1882,

Tuleburg =Stockton, Calif.

«

Tulare County

^J "''""""'"'*™*'*'***^ " iiillMi«mwwiiiii«iiiiww<lwiilliilPlil|iii^^ - i[»iiiiiim[i[iimiiiwinL.„.L .«-..» , ^ mi^^^— m

_'_EstalDlished April 20, 1852, and defined.

- 'Statutes of California, 1852,240-242, 1852.

'Original county seat, ?/oodsville^''the
log catin on the south side of p[a.weah Creek,
near the bridge built by Dr. Thomas Payne, and

shall be crJled Woodsville."

_,: County divided into Tulare and Buena
Vista Counties, April 30, 1855.

•Statutes of California, 1655,203,1855.

Tulares Lake

«

[Tularo Lake! .

Valley.

Lcir^e lake in southern San Joaquin

Statutes of California, 1850, ICl, 1850.

''^immmmmmmmmmmm

*l«M«lll««MN»'!*U!i>

Tulare Lakes

ttMlta.ili:liSi>lii.h::ii««wai|lMlt^^ '

'Kmory, Military Eeconn. Ft. Leavenworth
to San Licgo in 1846-47, 125,1848.

^Stat. Calif. ,1855,162,1855 (Tulare Lake).

m

Tulare Lake

I Tulare Lake]

Stat. Calif., 1855, 162, 1855.
--- ^-- GibLes, Map of California, 1852 (Lake
a. 1. Tulares) .

Tulare Lakes River

[Kings River]

208,1851.

Kelly, Excursion to Calif ., London, II

Tulae Creol;

[Tule River]

rr

illiainson.H.S

I -» ^ • •-' • I

m

L<

33d.Conc.,lst.Sess.,XVIII(TDt.4).18.^

p, in Ex. Doc. 129

55

Tula River

[Tule River]

enate "Hx. Doc.l. 32d C

pt. Ill, 494,1851

ong., 1st Sess

Tiile I^iver

[Tule River]

River flowing into Tulare Lake from the
E.--GibLc:Ds IJap of California, 1852.

_^ WillifaTiSon,R.S., map, in Ex. Doc. 129, 33d.
Conf:.,lst.Sess.,XVIII(pt,4),1855(Tulc')e Cr.) .

Blake, W.P., in Pac.Rr.Rep.,Y,pt.II,28,

1857.

Tule Lakes C=Tulare
— Fr emont : 2xpl . Expd.
251, 1845,

Calif.

to Oregon & Calif. (1844),

^^^^. UWiLTu\fi.v^,q , UjX 4l^,i^oo.

"Tule Lakes "^ Twl«LXt U ^.^

Dr.Thomas Coulter in his paper "Notes on Unper
5^i^f,°.^"\a " read before Royil Geog.Soc.of Lon-

nnS'v!;^,^'' ^i P^^' ^^^^.J^^ Tule Lakes are
now known not to excaecl 100 miles in total

On p. 68 he speaks of "the southern Tule lake."

On map at end of volume, accomchis xtnnpr +v,o
lakes are drawn as twdthe up^^r on^Xailel'

river"^ "" ^^^°^'' ^^'"^^ ^^ connected by a

Tulares. Lskp H i

Gibb

es

J^Tulare Lake]

of California, 1852.

-Mares, Vallee de los

-^ -Beja'ofras, Carte de 1 'Oregon, les Cal-

ifornies, &;c., 1844.

-The great valley of central C^Hfornip

now kno.;n_as„the San Joaquin ValleJ: Se S '
uhird of this vallex^round Tulare Lake, is
still caned^Tulare Valley or Basin.

"*"l" I I K—MT*.

Tulnres V-:liev

^^JJItlxitJjL Intro . , 35, 1B55.

^^'iP^i^Gys,AvA.a U'arren,G.K._^ in ^t Doc l-^Q
XVIII, (r>+.l) Art. l;^^; 1855. ^^

Davis, in Pac.Rr. Rep. ,1,^^2,1855.
^^.^^Jumphreys,A.A.& Warren, G.K.. in Pac Rr
ep., I, Art. 11,75, 1855.

"*'*^"'*"""*""*T""T iiHiiiiiiiTiiiir'iiiiiriiiiiiii«iwMiii i.iiiiii!..Liiji,

''•iimi»i:.ia:aiiiii.ii#»i!iHH^ mmm

MiNIMiiMI^^ i-Hi|-|»T|iBiiii|inin

Tular vallejLi

•^ 1

% " 't

^^" , ■ Calif.

"Tular valleys, some 50 miles distant from

tM8?[ranch of Mr.Faxon near Santa Ynez mis-
sion].- Bryant: What I Saw in Calif. 423,
1648. CEntrv of FfiiD.S Iftd?' 1

Tule, Lake

Y/ilkes

p. 150, 1845.

Lake S
quin Valle3^

[now Buena Yista Lake]
J^^xped. J^map ^dated 1041) ^facing

ofj Tulare] Lake, in lower San Joa-

Tumey Gulch Fresno

Tumey Gulch; Arroyo, Fresno and
San Benito Counties, California, cross-
ing foothill belt between Ciervo Moun-
tain and Silver Creek, opening into
San Joaquin Valley about 5 miles
south of mouth of Panoche Creek.
(Not Dry Creek nor Toomey.)

an Benito Cos,

Calif

U. 3. Gee g. Board, liar. 6,1912

Ttuney

Fresno & 3an Benito Cos. Calif.

U.3.Geog.Board,Mar.6,1912

Tumey; Hills, Diablo Range, extending
north and south between Tumey
Gulch on the east and Silver Creek on
the west, Fresno and San Benito
Counties, California.

Tuttletown Diggings Calif.

TVT %^^'S. ^ "''^^®^ ^^^^ Sonora.-- Alta Calif.
Nov. 3. 1851. retail.

• •

Tuytuiga Cannon .._

See Tahunga Canyon

Calif.

Ualtis Creelc
See Ualtis

Solano Co

Calif.

Ukiah Valley

^ Hutch ings
Valley on

Calif. Ma,^., Ill, 148, 1858.
Rusftian River in R iiendocino

County. (Tovai Ukiah in this valley.)

Ukiah Valley on Russian River. Mendocino 'Jo.

Satire Indian name Yo-kai-ah^ means deep
valley, kai signifying valley.

History of Mendocino 'Jo. 167. San Praiicisco.
1Q80. Alley. Bowem 3c Co. Pubrs.

Uber Valley [Yuba]

Calif.

Bryant: What i Saw in Calif. 252, 1848.

I

\)\s-

^Y jc^

^JJlatia Oreek Selanfi 06.

|Ulatis; creek, flowing down Weldon

Canyon, Solano County, California. U • S •GS Og^ BO&rd..

(Not Ualtis.)

Calif
Apr, 1,1908

Upper Cal ifomia. .

On filkea* Map of The Oregon Territory. U. S.
Ex. Ex. 1841, the name Upper California if
printed in laiige type across the northern parts

of present California. Nevada, and Utah, reachiiK
ail the way to the east side of Great Salt Lake;
and the territorial boundary is indicated still
farther to the east including what is now known
•8 Green River and also the greater part of
Grand River, thus reaching well into Colorado.

Umuhian Mt. (Santa Clara Co)

Calif.

mmmi 'im'mtmmimintmmmmmmm

Ome of two pealcs in range west of
Alniadenjiines; latar called Mt. Bache.
Indians called the peaks, Clioual. ('3530
and Ctoouhum C343Q ft>. — Frederin Hal:
History of San Jose, 9, 1871.

J

/

Upper Rancheria

Place between Volcano [Ainador County]
and FiaaletovnVPl Dorado County..:Stat. of
Calif.,lS54,222,18C4

Vaca Valley

— tVaca Valley]

Valley in western Solano County, 1} of Suisun
Day. W from one of the proprietors of the
Vaca and Pena Grant, ar.d in 1358 more generally
kno\7n as Barker X'alley.

• Hutchings Calif.l.IaG.,II,397,Alarch,1858.
alleysr'' "^ California, 1855,77,1855 (Vacca

Y

Vacaville

[Vacaville]

VTo?m l\\ Vaca Valley, Solano County.
^Stat. of Calif., 1854.222,1854.

Vac a Mountain

Solano Co

See Mount Vac a

Calif

Vacca Mountains

[Vac a LIts.]

'Lountains in Ilapa County "v,-hich divide
the Vacca Valleys from the Chimilas Rancho."

■tatutes of California, 1855, 77, 1855.

^ (y

Val e j 0

CVallejo]

Willimason,R.S,, map, in Ev.Doc.l29,33d
Con/^. Jst^SesR^,XVIII(pt.4),ie55.

Point Yallado [= Point Loma] Calif.

Name given by Vicente Villa in 1769 to
headland at entrance to port of San Diego,
because the outline of the hill protecting
the port suggested a stockade. — Vi(i^"ftte
Villa. Diary Portola Expd. , 1769-70. Pubs.
Acad. Pacific Coast Hist., vol. 2. no.l, 91.

107. 1911.

Vallecito

Place on Carisso Creek [Cariso CrJ 50_
niiles E of San Die^o.-WiHia: .son R.S. , mar,, ^^-
m Sx. Doc. 129, 33d. Cong., 1st. Sess,,,?:VIII(ptt4),

JL\J \^^%J •

__39,1853.

Wiliiamson,R.S;, in Pac.Jr,Rep. ,v,pt.I,~

1857.

Blake,W.P,, in Pac.Rr.Rep.,'V,pt.II,105,

Vallecito

Calif

18 miles ioutheast f rem Saii Felipe, -
Marcy: Prairie Traveler, 293., N.Y.1859.

% m

Vallecito.- Pacif .R.R.Repts. Gren.Map of Expl,&

Surv. Calif. 1853.

Vallecito

[Vallecito]

0 r i-urphy .

Hutchiiigs Calif .Mag. , 111,492, 1859. -
Place in Calaveras County 2>'/^ ^^vUi^ ^^.^j^

^^ 'Stai. of California, 1054,222, l."£4(Valli-

1 jOj ,

Vallecitos

San Benito Co.

Calif.

UQ H-v^,^ "D^^^Jt ir ' /• -I r>«^ <-% Vallecitos; structural valley lying: at
.S.GeOg. Board, Mar. 6, 1912 the northern base of main ridge of

Diablo Range, northwest of New
Idria, San Benito County, California.

* Vallejo

CVallejo]

City on N side of Carquines Strait,
•Statutes of California, 1855,15,1855.
Oibbe::s^Liap of California, 1852.'
• . ^//illiaiTison,R.3., map, in Sx. Doc. 129, 33d.
Cong. ,lst.SeF;3. ,XVIII(pt.4) ,1855(Va,lejo) .

-Calif.

Tails jo Bay --

Between Carquinez Straits and Suisun Bay.-
hinggold. straits of Carquines and Yalleio
Bay, 1850, *'

N

Vallejo [Ranch, Monterey Co.]

Ranch two or three miles ^ of liontorpv

Bay on S side of Pajaro River. ^'^o^^erey

^De Mofras, Carte de VOroQon, des Cal-
ifomies, &c., 1844. Chart IJo.14.

on Ti o-f 'f ^e confused with town of Vallejo
on N side Karquinas Strait. ^

,1.

— — "^ — — 'S'l^

SAN FRANCISCO BAY DRAINAGE.

kof

Sacramento River, rising in northern California and flowing south,
and the San Joaquin, rising in the southern sierras and flowing north-
east, drain the western slope of the Sierra- Nevada, traverse what is
often called the Valley of California, and meet near Suisun Bay, finally
dischargmg their waters into the Pacific Ocean through San Francisco
Bav.

?Qm4"^' ^t^^' ^' ?^ ^ol- Survey (for 1900-
1901), part 4, p. 461, 1902.

Valley of California, Great Valley of Calif.—

rZl^tlT.if ^^^ San Joaauin , Tulare, & Sac-
cf^ ilf^l^^^^ ?5essa^e from PresideAt, 45d
^ong., Ist Seas. House Doc. No. 29*^-6 13

Valley of the V^liite i:

en

118-119, 1830.

T,r 1 % — ' " »■" —

i-vOLzebue, i.'ew Voyage round the V/orld, II

Named from Indian, tradition that some

wnite men who^se vessel was wrecked on th
lived here in harmony with the Indians.
^^ rrobably Santa Posa Valley.

e coast

Vallicito

I Vall.ec i to ]

:Stat. of Calif. ,1054,222,1854.

Vandusens Creek

[Vandoosen Fork] -

.^--- Crcok flowing into Eel River about 15
miles from raouth. -Gibbers llap of California

1 pro '

a.v^*_'<w • .„.,.__ _^ ...

•Criubs, in Schoolcraft, 111,125,132,1653
(Van Dusen's Fork) .

Van Dusen's Fork

[Vandoosen Fork]

•Gibbs, in Schoolcraft, III, 125, 132, 1853.

yac[i

Calif.

Auouo lo^fD Livemore purcliased "the Oamda de
los Yaqueros of the Alvisos; and|liis place was
a well-known station on the route from
Mont.[erey] & San Jose' to Sac.'» -Bancroft,

I^W end of Llvenriore Valley, in 1875 commonly
knoxn as the Vasco. Ranch .- Bartlett, Vim.P.
edioor, Livemore Valley, p. 7, 1878.

Tenado Peak San Benito Co

See Sampson Peak

Calif

Verardo, R.

River at lat. about 34° 40'.

Travels of Capts. Le?/is & Clarke,
Londoa, 1809. (Hajne on map.)

See St Balardo, Rio = Santa Ynez

C-v> « -

River.

Canada Verd

San Mateo Co#

jCanada Verde; small canyon, three

miles south of Halfmoon bay, and U» S #G60g% Boardf D6C*
land grant to south, San Mateo
county, California.

Dalif. ^_
2. 1908

-i«' •

Calif.

Terdugos -

Name on map of Los Angeles district, 1800-30^
located a little NW of mission San Gabriel.'
-Bancroft.Hist. Calif. 11,352,1885.

'IJei'non, on east bank Feather River at

"rin^^^^f ^^"th.the Sacrairento.
^^ i^o^. Vernon m 1848 or 1849 well fr-^vpi*..?

PostOffise ,t Y,r„oB>u« 7,nm.

Vernon
-^>^^^County Seat Sutter Co^

1851.

Plac

ma .3

1S52__

es of California, 1851, 176,1851.
ace just E oiLiaouth of Rio d_l. Plu-^
■^iii£ilRiver].--Gibbes, ilap of Calif orni

rnia

Vicente, Pte.

De I^ofras, Carte de 1 'Oregon, des Calif
ornies, &c.,ie44.

Point at SI! comer of San Pedro Penin-
sula. Probably not the Point nov/ knov-Ti by saiiie
name; perhaps Rocky Point.

Vicente, Punt a

[Point Vincente]

P'^illi^^ii^,on,R.?.., map, in T^x. Doc. 129, 33d..
ConK.,lst.Sess.,XVIII(pt.4) 1855.

—.....«,««_„.«

V

•

t

t Victoria

6r

Elk Station

Calif.

East side of Sacramento River at mouth of
Feather River.

In Nov. 1837 Capt. Belcher visited the Walloc:
tribe of Indians at a fork of the Sacramento,
about 150 miles upstream, at a place where ther
was not water enough in either channel for the
lightest boats. Lat SS** 46*47". He speaks of thi
place as Point Victoria or Elk Station, which
names never came into use. — Belcher, Edward,

narrative of a Yoyage Round the World, 121-122,

Villa Rica Hill

Calif,
Nerada County,

^old field on Humbug Carlon, south of Jia^zanita

Vinccnte, Point

[Point Vincente]

llanied by Vancouver in 1793 for Father
Vincente of the Mission San Buenaventura

Vancouver, Voyage of Discovery, 17^0-9^
Lond.,11,464,1798.

Point on Pacific coast S of Rocky Point
W of San Pedro Bay. _^„ y^omL,

Gibbets^ Lap of California, 1852.
'^.'hipr)le,A.^,, rnap no. 2( dated 1853-4), in

Ex.Doc.l29,33d.Cong.,lst.Se^s.,XVIII(pt.4) 1855

(Point Vincent) . " '

125-126. London. 1843

Vinccnte, Point

[Point Vincentc]

llarned by Vancouver in 1793 for Father
Vincente of the Mission San Buenaventura.

Vancouver, Voyage of Discovery, 1790-95,
Lond., 11,464, 1798.

Point on Pacific coast S of Rocky Point,
W of San Pedro Bay,

- _ Gibbe^s^ I.Iap of California, 1B52.

"^TiipplejA.^/., map no.2(dated 1853-4), in

Ex.Doc.l29,33d.Cong.,lst.Se^^.,XVIII(pt.4) ,1855
(Point Vincent) .

Villa Rica Hill

Calif,
Neyada County,

Gold field on Humbug Cailon, south of Manzanita

Hill.— Marysville Weekly Erpress, to1«3,
No. 14, Jan. 1, 1859.

Vincento, Pt.

_CPt, Vinconte]

C^ibbes, Llap of California, 1852.

"■■"11*1

— '■-- -■— •■—

,.

Vinto

CViento]

Place a littlo SK of San Bernardino,
between San Gabriel and Santa Ana Rivers

err in. ^t ^°^.'^: ^^'■*' ^° 1 -Oregon, des Cal

ornies, E:c., 1844.

f

Nevada

Territorv^feo^^ Geology & Mines of Nevada

rfnT q^^ii 5^^^® ^iJS^Sjegi on .Quarterly Journ.
Geol^Soc. London. pp.317-328,Xpril 13.1864.

^^^Sinia __ [Virginia]

* Small scttlcLicnt 4 miles E of Lincoln,
Plcicer County. -Stat. Calif., 1854, 22%13£4.

Virginia City, Nev.

N^Vc4(^

In October [1859] the place is first mentioned
s 'Virginia Town.' but abonth later it was pro-

ppsed to 'change the name' of the place from Vir-
SPJ? -^2^ ^0 Wun-u«mu£-a, in honor of the chief
of the Py-utesV Old Winhemucca, chief of all

lotr-^-^ , ^ ^^^ ^°^ so honored, and in November,
1859, the town was first called Virginia Citv. a.
9l£?®m^V W ever since retained. "--Ban De Ouiile
CWm.Wriglit; , Hist. of the Big Bonanza,59, 1876,
iHad been called "Pleasant Hill" and "Mount Pleaq
ant Point"; in Au^.1859 it was called "Ophir^
and m September ^Ophir Diggings". --Ibid.)

Visalia

CVisalia]
•'Statutes of California, 1850,126,1855.
Present County Seat of Tulare County,
bid, 1854, 223, 1854.

Vizcaino, Cgp] [Cape Vizcaino]

Cape on M coast near lat. 39M21
De Mofras, Carte de 1 •Oregon, des Cal-
if ornies, Sic, IBM.

De Mofras, Exploration de I'Ore^on,

Tome II, p. 35. 1844

Rancheria Volante (or

Ventura Co., Calif
Santa Conefundis )

Rancheria Volante. — Kame given by Portol
Expd. in 1769 to temporary village of Indian
rishermen on Santa Barbara Chan ne 3^ 2 leagues
along beach MW of Ventura piver. — Costarso,
Diary Portola Expd. , Pubs. Pacific Coast Hist,,
vol.2, no. 4, 195-7, 1911.

Santa Conefundis. — drespi, Diary Portola
Expd. in Palou»8 Noticia de la Nueva Calif. ,2,
137, Mexico, 1874.

w Volcan

J^orthernmost of row of three conical

mountains extending from Cape Mendocino to

II I II ^mtmmmm iiiwiiwr .im mi. .. m>,m>^. -niUKupi. mt ■ mm^:,.

Gape^nta Gorda.

Map 31 (1786),, pub 1 i ± ed "in' A 1 1 a s du '

^^ ' ■^*" ■"■'"■■■■■■ '* II iTiiw— iiw I ■ I ii^ni—n— I imtm-: ■•■-riiriiiriii I rTiiiitiMK w - ■ ,

■iHHtiWiiriii ii:i.iw»T,i.,.waaiHw

Voyage de la Perouse^l797. Mso_^ on M^p l4.

iWilllililiiWWilWiliMjIliHi ■

■WMMNIII*!!*^^

ONmi'' «■ J<«!«MliMMiMM(IM

Volcano

I Volcano]

•Place on Sutter Creek, IIE of Jackson

[Amador County].-! Stat, of Calif.
1854, '

1854,222

PI

ace.

Tla^^iu -

-iv.

^K\j ^

iiendicina Ca^

-Calif.

Wahl-hol-lah Mt: Lorn flqf for^ x .

between Garcia'^ci &\lK?^?3^^\^r^^Se

ning 3 or 4 milpq h^Xt H ^^^^^^s. begm-

tendfng easterly !-^ ^"^'^'^ ^°^^^ ^^S ex-

^^uflJUL oiL^^WolKflUo^.

^h-t

-NW Calif

On Klarnath River NW Calif. Comprised 18
acres in 1858.

HeintZleman in Rept. Cornmr. Ind. Affrfe. f
1858, p. 638, 1858. Mess. & Docs. K.R. 35th
Cong. 2d SesB. Ebc.Doc.2, 1858.

Wakell ,..

M

On Klarmth River, M Calif ,\^ou.-^\»^'x^^xm^a^
Jkeintzleroan in Kept. Cororar, Ind. Affrs.

for 1858, p. 6^, 1858. Mess. & Docs. H.R.35th
Cong. 2d Sess. Ex. Doc, 2, 1858.

IWill||»»llt|IKi«||»H||«ll|

Walker Lake

Named hj Fremont during Third Kiped.
1845-1846. -^ FrBraont: Memoirs. 1455 442
1687.

Referred to as Walker*s Lake, Ibid 457.

UlTalker Pass

Pass in the Sierra^ - FremontrExrl
Oregon k Calif . (1844), 2^i8. 1845.

Calif.
Expd. to

Walker* s Pass

Pass in Sierra Nevada ("lat. 35° 40' • alf
5,302 ft,»). ' ^^^-

John S. Hittell, Hatchings Calif.Ma^-.'
HI, 357, Feb., 1859. '

talkers Pass

[Walkers Pass]

_„ nibbe::^^ Ilap of California, 1852.

Pass in southern Sierra, from kojnve
Desert to Kern Valley.

(iat. 35*39'; ait. 5,306 ft.) .-Blake,
W.P,, in Pac.Rr.Rep.,V,pt. II, 1315,1857.

Humphreys, A. A. ^ Warren, G.K., 33d Conf-. , 1st
Sess., H.ilx. Doc. 129, p. 69, 1855.

..alker- s Plains __ [Walker ' s Plains]

Plains on SW boundary of Plunas County
beteeon^i: Fork nn& lliddle Fork Feather River.

statutes of California, 1854,129,1854.

Walker river

Nevada

Named

by Fremont during Third Exped.
1845-1846.- Fremont rMemoirs, 1,457,1887.

Walker's River.— Blake, ^%i,P,, Notes on Geolopy &
Mines of Nevada Territory (V/ashoe Silver Hepion)
Quarterly Journ.Geol.3oc.London,pp.S17-S28,
April 13, 1864.

Fremont states in letter dated March 8, 1881
that he named Walker River in the winter journey
of 1843-44.— Thompson & West, His to r}^ of Nevada
p. 26, 1881,

Ft. '.Tall

Calif.

Id
Ma
18.

Point on east end of Knox Id. [now Chipps

J, east extension of ouisun Bay.— "Ringgold,

of imchorage off New York of the Pacific,

0.

Waltham Oreek FrssnC

U.S.aecg.Board.May 6,1908

Califs

06.

Waltham; creek, south fork of Los
Gatos Creek, passing the town of

I Coalinga, Fresno County, Califor,
nia. (Not Alcalde, Cantoo-oa, Can-
tua, Wartham, nor Warthan.)

Wards Creek

from the 1I|?.

Creek flowing into Chowchilla Creek

Gibbet

) l.:ap of California, 1852

Warner's Pass

Pass in Coast Range ("lat.
3,780 ft.-).

33° 141. alt

Jolm S. Hittell, Hutchings Calif. Ma/>'.
Ill, 357,Feb., 1859. -^.i^ici^.,

IIui;iphreys,A.A.& ^arren,G.K., in Ex.Doc.l29,
^^^d. Con^-., 1st. Sess.,XVIII(T)t.l), Art. 1, 66,1055. _
Humphreys, A. A. & Warren, G.K. , in Pac.Rr.Rep,
I,Art.II,86,1855.

Wiliianison,R.S-, in Pac.Rr.Rep. ,V,pt. I 32,
1853.

Warner's ranch

[Warner ranch & Valley!

•Emory, Military Reconn. Ft. Leavenworth
to San Diego in 1846-47, 105, 18487- Capt. A. R.
Johnston, Ibid, 613.

Place in Warner Valley, San Die-o County.
v/illiamson,R.S., mar), in Ex. Doc. "129 ^.^d

Con/::.,lst,Sess.,XVIII(pt.4),1855(Warner's).
WiiiiarriSon,R.S., in Pac.Rr.Rep. J.pt.I.
34,1853. _ ^ » *t I

Warner^ 8 Ranch

Calif

Warner Valley, So.Galif.
Prairie Traveler, 293, N.Y.1859

Marcy:

Warners.— Pacif.R.R.Repts. Gen.Map of Expl. &

Surv. Calif. 18.53.

Wamer^s rancho(Agu^ Galiente).—
dated Dec.l2,164£.— Bryant:
Cklif. 396, 1848,

Rept.Q^n' Kearny
What I Saw iii'

Harrington Island-

-Calif

Kmggold's Chart of Suisun '^ Valleio Bavs

Vallejo Bays, 1850

T7artham Creek Fresno Go

See Waltham Creek

Oalif

Warthan Creek . Fresno Go.
See Waltham Greek

Calif

WasliGrwoman's Bay

Bay in western part

Kelly, Excursion to
265,1851.

of San Francisco.
Calif., London, II,

Washington

Calif

(r^ \

acraiiiento River oppos-

rv^Gibbfi, iJap of
Anchorage off Sacra-

Washoe Valley
k^ a shoe Range

Washoe I<&ke
iTashoe Creek

Nevada

trm. P. Blake, Notes on Geology. d Mines of Nevada
Territory (jfashoe Silver Region) .'uarterly Journ
Geol.Soc.London,pp,317-328,Xpril I3, 1864.

Waissainma Madera

U.^.Geog. Board, June 3,

0^6. Calif.

IQAQ Wassamma; stage station, Madera
^"^ county, California; original Indian
name. (Not Ahwahnee.)

Waters

Place just S of Llerced River, Mariposa
County. CriLbe^is, luap of California, in52.

1^'atsonville

• Tov.'n on plain back of L'onterey Bay
Statutes of California, 1854, 223, 1854.

Weaver Creek

in 1851 ,_

Already o^

__Hutchings Calif. Llag., II, 72,August,1857.

iWIIMiii!»-ii;,iiBi<iim«inMi«

>i, <«**-WAM! M^i«RM«w««)lllWM'

WlllllliiilWIill liiiilliillwi

■lillHil Wlllllll Mill Biiij

""* — ' ^--^ir' ~'|||i ' -'II 'fT'iT lllii ll'imi |([ll|i ml' ■^iiirii HHiiii

I ■Illliiiiil II iiwijiii.

*''mm''mmmimi'-':''iim0immim»

ri»imi>tL.-_L,^»g.^

^ Oct. nj?^^).!?^!^^^ :^l£ s

cM.,11. Ij. p. la, IH 3.

Sea Weber Creek

"^^^^-^-^ g^j>Jul^Yig-W<,v ^i^^x^jL^

Aw-^U

Weaver Jr.

B^'^ce abouta? miles SE of San Bemn-rdino -

^•iiiiarar,on,R.S., vopv, in Kx.Coc.l29,33d.ConP•
lst..Sess.,XVIII(„f,.4) 2355,

# "— "".T*Mrti««w. '■^'■-"--•■-Tr---rTT'ilr'TiniiiiWi>iwwiiii| , ■wiwiipnii.jlj... r [ m in n , , ,

Blake.W.P., in Pac.Rr.Rep.,V,pt.II,69.1857
(YounfJ'.'eavei's.) .

*M>mimmmimimimmi

*MM||W1»^«IM«M<||W

vr

ti.eaver Sr.

1

PL^co abouf,^23jni^es ESE^rS^;rB;^;;^;^— ^

summi

V/illiai,ison,R.S._, in Pac.Rr.Rcp.,V,pt. 1, 37/653
- Blake.f.P., in Pac.Rr.Rep.J.pt.ri, 90.185

c

WeflVQrviHe __( Trinity County)

Mentioned in narrative of prospector on
Trinity Hiver in li^.— Overland Monthly, p.
J5oi, June 1871 •

\^0\QX

Weaverville

Statutes of California,

[V/eaverville]

I ^«3Cy I <^00|

nity Coijn^y April
1855,200,1055.
Weaver' as it is now c

Lla^^., 1, 127, 243,-1 856

PJVL *:>*"' 9

1854

III.163.1053(T;ea-

ver-tovm)

rc

^^r

1 th^':

A "A town

na[Q8

has now been formedhpon the direct sit» of
the original settlement [on Weaver Greek], —
althou^ there are miles of extent on the
banks of the creek which are probably rich
in gold, and will one day prove as great a
fortune as already has the site of the present
town of W8averville."-.Buffum, E. Gould: Sii
Months in the Gold Mines, 95-96, 1850,

Weber Creek

Kelly, Excui^sion to Calif ., London, I,
338-339; 11,80,1851.

^^^°^ flowirjg westerly in Sierra foothillc
of present 1^1 Dorado County, 2 or 3 miles S
of Placerville.

Creek) .

Gibbes, Map of California, 1852 (Webers

r's Ore 3k

Oalif

Eoipties into Anerican River thrjii or four
mil^s below Sutter's saw-mill. -- Bryant:

^lat I saw in Oalif. 459, 1S48.

Lieut. Buffum says that Weaver Greek shoudd

be called "Weber's Creek" because the dfi

there were first wrought by a German, Chas. K.

Weber, a ranchero on the San Joaquin, who

went thither early in June (1846) carrying with

him articles of trade wi h which he induced

a thousands Indians to work for him; and

together with WiJ.liam.Daior. a ranchero^nettr
Suiter s ^ort. wno joined Mm, soon realized
at least $50,000.

Buffuni, E. Grould: Six Months in tbe
Gold Mines, 92,125,126. 1850,

Webers anbarcadero [«»Stockton] — ____

In 1849 Stockton was known as Webers
cadero.7- W. R. arimshaw. Narrative of
l^ents m Calif.. MS, Bancroft Library,

Calif.

Embar-

Life
38,

Calif.

Weber's Id. [Now West Id.] '

TD- ^?^^^, ^°?^^P River, south of Sh-man Id.-
RiiTSgold, Chart of Suisun h Valleio Bavn. iftfsn.

Weberville

Plac

+ o

lace in Eldora.do County, already

tablished in 1852

es-

'■■^•«''^mL..JlR3tf>mMmm

Jutchings Calif .Mae. , II , 63, Aug. , 1857.
llace ojailes__S of Coloma.-Gibbes
-ar) of California, 1852. '

Webster ar-Hussian ^HmlDarkadera

Calif.

38^30 »..
1850 •

eastern shore of Sacramento Bive
- Ringgold, Chart of Sacramento

r at
Piver,

_Tehama Co. Calif.

WEEAPIPE

-2-

basin, they used to make one out of
strong fibres that they used to mix their
Biota (ground acoms) etc. in and I have
seen the squaws wear them on their heads
in traveling in the hot sun and I am not
sure they washed them very good before
using them again for food. "

MR. CHAS. E. EMERY, TECATE, CALIF.

1/4/26

PLACE OR THING NAMED

CEMPXEE

For what person, place, thing or^i^^^SF^^t-hir^T^^Fnam-id?

COUNTY

SAIJ DIE GO

Who first applied the nameT

If known, give date when first

applied

If the name first appeared on

a map or in a book give the author, tTt7^^^,^d~d¥t^

Are there any other explanations of th¥~Jou

rce of this name?

Name ^ffj^^^^ m^^f^H^^

i^:>pio(i :r,^^oh iQoG Geo opno/^iWtiidO

CALIFORNIA STATE

GEOGRAPHIC BOARD

Information on sources^^alifornla Place Names

WEEAPIPB (Indian - leaning rock)

"The valley Is dominated by a rock.
Mass of castle like rock? about 300 feet
high, at the head of the valley, fran
which the Indian rancheria derives its
name. This village is in the Lagima Mts.

"Guyapipe reservation, in San Diego
County is named '*ewi-apaip» or »av/i-apaip»
»rock lie on» in the Diegueno dialect.

KROEBER

"The old Indian name for Thing Valley
was »Gue» or »Aue P^^* meaning a bowl or

(Aue-Pipa^)

PLACE OR THING NAMED

COUNTY

SAN DIEGO

For what person, place, thiT^^F^vent warthiTpTac^naT^i^T

CJ

Who first applied the name?

If known, give date when first applied

If the name first appear^ on a map or in alb^6Fiive the author, tltii^^HTdTte

Are there any other explanations of the Tour^ of thrs n^eT

Name and address of person supplying this information

Mata from San Dioqto Coiimy Librai-r

CALIFORNIA STATE

GEOGRAPHIC BOARD

Information on sources oTcallforn la Place Names

-Calif.

Werners Ferry ___ Sacramento Co.

ment^oJi^^'^.^^-^^?'*^^^^^ ^i^er at settle-
sIor«^!^fS^ ^.anhington, ODposite city of

^'est Channel, San Joaquin River

^P.ivcrTjxlowing into main Gan
from the LT/ rlout 10 miles i: of
tanislaus River.

Joaquin River

the mouth of

• Statutes of California, 1852,178, 185-2.

West Fork Dacrainento

Calif.

^ox. ^ow Sutter Slough.— Binggold, Chart cf
Sacramento Hiver, 1850. ^uax u ox

West Id..

In San Joaquin River,
Called Weber's Id. on Rii;
sun and Vallejo Bays, 185

Calif.

south of Shaman Id.
old's Chart of Sui-

West Point

Hutchings Calif .Mag.^^^7^^^859.

brnall town in Sierra foothills of N c-^la.
verasjGounty between II and riddle Forks l4.
eluiiine River, (alt. 2800 ft.)

J3alif.

JKialers Harbor -

' '""*' " ' """" 1" ' ' ■ ■ i,.i..^

At northern extronity of San Francisco Bay, corn-
rnunicatifig by a strait 2 mi. wide with San Pedro
C=San Pablo] Bay, a circular basin of 10 mi.dia-
meter,&this at its northern end leads by a 2d
strait to Freshwater [=Suisim] Bay, full of
islands and forming receptacle of Sacramento- It
San Joaquin Rivers. -Geo. Simpson: An Overland
Journey round the Wo rid, 162, 1847.

VJhaler's Harbor

Calif.

'Sausalito or T^haler's Harbor '.-
Chas. Wilkes, Narrative of the U.S.
ploring Exped.vol 5. p«151, London,

Ex-
1845

WheQlQr Rifea Inyo Oo.

Wheeler; Ridge, east of Rock Creek

Valley, Iny<5 County, California. U # ?5 •vJtQO^^
Maximum altitude 12,970 feet.

Calif.
Board June 7,1911

Whiskey Creek

Branch of Clear Creek,
of town of Shasta.--
oript. May 51. 1851,

Calif.

about 10 miles northwest
bacra/nento Daily Trans-

^Tiiskey Dlggj ngs

i¥TF^^^^^^^.^^ -axlreme 11 point Sierra Co..
im_o£_Downieville._ x^m.U5C;U;d,

* nutchings^ Cal if .riag.^^i;!^ . , 1857.

lii<WilllWI|IPlHiWil1ii iMMIIWiill

ite Fiivcr

Ilutchings Calif.Mag., HI, 354^1559^

^^^^^11 ^iver in S Tulare County rising
in southern Sierra foothills and flovdng west-^
erly toward S end of Tulare Lake.

• Wiliiarn3on,P..5., raop, in Ex. Doc. 129, 35d.

Corig.,lst.Ses3,,XVIII(pt.4),ieo5(-;7}iite Cr.).

Blake, W.P., in Pac.Rr.Rep.,V,pt.II.29.
1857.

V.Tiite Hock

Butte Co4 .Calif,

Mining camp in 1852 on Feather River 4 miles
above site of present Oroville.— Gilbert .Wells
k Chajnbers, History of Butte County, p.234,
1882,

v^^

Wildcat Creek Merced Co.
See Laguna oeca Creek

Calif

^^^'^^^^^ _ Calif.

"llie fertile valley of Saji' Jose is
a narrow plain . . .On^ the west it im
protected from • . .the northwest winds
hy the G^iesta de los^ Gatoa — Wild-Gat
Hidge- which separates it from the
©oast. "~ P'remont: Memoirs , 1,456 166 7.

£3d Exped.l645-1&46.]

5v- G

^O'WO Co.. ^oJlv-f ♦

t-

t

V/illiaias

"W

Place about 25 miles WSV/ of San Bernardino
..Willir,rn3on,R.S., map, in Sx.Doc.l29, 33d.Conf^
lst.Sess.,XVIII(pt.4),1855.

Wiiiiainson*s Pass

__ "Kew Pass" narned by Williamson, J.853.
Blake, W.P,,in_Pa^^^^^

^-_^(alt 3 164 ft.). .. Blake, ^.P., in Pac
^^ • ^-^P • I LlPI^ .11,137,1857.

'iVillow Creek Amador & Sacramento Cos. Calif,
See Lagxma Creek

'^r^

/iillov/ Creek

Creek flowing into Trinity River
from the W 7 miles from mo

of California, 1852.

utn.--Gibbes,LIap

Willow Creek

^Hatchings Calif .Mag., I, 540, June, 1857.
^Small creek in Lassen Countjr, IIE California,
r/ing into Susan Creek and thence into Honey

flov/ing

GiJsho'o " ap of CgJifoi'nia, 18j2.
.ecb?.'ith^E.G. , in l^x.Dnc.l,'^.9,:3:5d.Cong. ,l^t.

Sess . , r/III (pt . 2) , Art .5a; 54; 1855.

Beckwith,E.G., in Pac.Rr.Rep. ,n,Art.II,
48,1855.

^^l3s5U■^>^ ^.g^^^ 1^ /l^.^^ .]Li>>...JsS^ —

^^^

-Ungate Ber (on namsth Biverl n^-^^^f

Happy Camp.-McKee (Oct.lloifissi sinati"?.
Doc.4. Special Session 1853 .166. 178.' 1053 !

VTA

'-•inter's Bar

.iiHiHlliilWPIIllimwtlii iiiMMiK>i|,:,i||MMwi#Mi

-■^^ 0^ MokeluTine River between
3eco and Lancha Plana.

•Stat, of Calif. ,18M,223, 1354.

Carjpo

Wisconsin Bar

^^^ between ilewtovm and Grizzly Flat

El Dorado Count-'.r -'^ + 0+ pr,i'^ i^r-., ^^

^uun.j ---^^t^at. Calif., 1854, 223,1854.

Wisconsin Bar

,85^

' Macosumnes .

Calif.

yIXoSjj^vvv^ljL/v^ "^CslX

^:i*-^' O^S-5. CXu^J^^

Ft*_JIise

Calif.

On south shore of Knox Id. [now Chipps Id.
east extension of Suisun Bay. — Ringgold, IiHap
of Anchorage off New York of the Pacific, ISSO.
LPlace now a landing.]

]

Wokopee Valley IjOwena Valleyl
Wokopee Rivwr. ^ens Riyarl -^

Indian name for Owsna Hive r. -- Letter
in Los Angeles Star, August 27 « 1859

^ « f •

,'.'61 f Creek

Jiecb^it;n,?].Cr. , in Ex.Doc.l'^^^ ^'5d.Cong. ,

ls^..Ge3-.,XVIII(pt.2),Art.5a;57,75;1855,
__ Beckwith, E.G., in Pac.Rr.Rep. ,II,Art.II,

51,1855.

'^mvmm

Z- r^Mui E Wl^i-Gwi^^..

Wolf Creek

vhere bounoary leaves ur,per waters of L'iddle '
Fork Yuba Pdver.

Statutes of California, 1852,191,1852.

Wolfskins

mil

1S52.

Place on E side Pulo [Puta] Creek
from mouth. -Gibbes, Map of California

30

wolucprinu =Valley Spring

In Northern Mewuk dialect. -Kroeber, Languaf^es
n^^^^^S?^^ ^f Calif .N of San Francisco, Univ
Calif . Publ. Am. Arch.Ethn., IX,5,p.291, Air. 29

Woo cif 0 rd's.

mmmtimitkmiimmik

I*"

Hotel at head of Carbon Valley "just v/here
we enter it after emerging from Carson
Canyon". — San Francisco Weekly Bulletin,
April 28, 1860.

Wood Island

Oalif.

Small island in San Francisco Bay, mentioned
by Dana in 1835; called by the Spaniards Tsla
de los AngelosV -R.H.Dana: Two Years before
the Mast, 285, N.Y. 1840.

Wood's- diggings

On

Journal
[Kast of

Calif.
^ocO C^reek. -Audubon^: We s-Sem

1849-1650, 215, Cleveland, 1906

Stockton.]

Wood

s Dry Diggings =Auburn, Calif.

T^^^^^?}® from Themis, a Sacramento
m Mem'l and Biog'l Hist. of North'n
Lewis Pub'g Go,, 89, 1691.

(?) weekly,
Calif., ^'

Sams
3«ar

in Directory of the
1861, by R.J.Steele

county of Placer for tb
aM others, 7, 1861 •

Woodsville

[Woodville]

Original coionty seat of Tulare County.

Statutes of Cali fornia, 1852, 240, 1852,

— lUhe Seat of Justice shall be at the
log cabin on the south side of Kaweah Creek,
near the bridge built by Dr. Thomas Payne,
and shall be called l/Joodsville."

•Stat, of Calif., 1854, 222, 1854(Woodville) .

Written ^'

Woodville __. .,_ CWoodville]

*Stat. of Calif., 1854, 222,18[>1.

57oodsville in Sta+. of Calif.. 1852
:40,1852. '

^ilJ-iamson,R.S., in Pac.Rr.Rep.,V,pt.I,

13,1853.

ry

J

Cj

^oolfskill

On Puta Greek, Sacramento Valley.— Williamsonl
Map of Warner's Route in Sacramonto Yalley. Sen.
Doc.47,31st Cong. 1st Sess. Pt.II,Rept. Dp.17-.33,
1850 .

Wy-s-kah 4^t. Shasta

So called by
Schoolcraft,

the Shaste Indians.
Indian Tribes, III,

-Gibbs, in
165, 1863.

^/vreka

^.^^ _ _[Yroka]

Gibbos Map of California, 1052.

Yacheco ;

Indian name
now stands. —

— Calif

of raneheria where Stockton
Col. F.. T. Gilbert in Kist.

San Joaquin Co., 13. Oakland, 1879.

^a.»y»»

<t»-

Ya-che-kum-nft River [ Calaveras"^.] Calif

The Calaveras Piver was kno^.-n to the Indians
as Ya-che-kum-na. — Col. F.T.Gilbert in Hist.
San Joaquin Co., 13, Oakland, 1879.

See also Yachicume.

Jacliiciim^ Rivj

i43alaverailpTl_.

Cal if .

One day's journey from San Joaquin R.
- Beech ey: Voyage of Blossan [1826 ] , 1 1 , 28 , 1B31

Calaveras River was known to the Indians as
I^l2Mlkumina. - Col- F. T. Gilbert In Hist.
San Joaquin Co., Oakland, 1679.

ia^^Klt!.v^'Vvv.w^l^\\f<?.Y =•

Yankee Jim's, Calif.

nlwnMiiiiiniiinnii KliMiiltlliHiiiMiliiiiiMii •<m:i"~.«M. ^.

■-■■■wi<]mi>iHwwiiHiiiimii|Mw>iiiiaMP)ll(,gg,illpill^^ <Wiilwiiiiiii iMniiii ■

TW^T^'^X- ^^ ^ ^H^- ^^} same as "Yanke(
A^p4.?Pp?^^^^^St a gulch off Middle Fk.

pT^!ppr1?n?vrr;^'''!?^^^y of the county of
Flacer LCalif J for the year 1861, by R.J.

Steele and others. 12. IM. ' ^ *

Yankee Jim's ry,^, .. .

LianlcGe Jims]

'Stat, of Calif. ,1854,223,1854.
'Place "between 1' ^- ii^AAir. -n i

Pivpr c-F „^ n i^ ^° ^"'^'^^ A.iorican

l.iver, oE of Colfax, Placer County.

Yegua or Mare Island

[Mare Island]

Wil||>llill|i||pilHiii» i,i'.MiHHil<llliiili|l|illiiti

• Island in San Pablo Bay II of Entrance
to Straits of Carquinez. ^

•Statutes of California, 1850, 60, 1850.

Gibbers, Map of Cal ifornia, 1852 (Yer^a
slana) ,

•M

Yeguas Creek. San Luis Obispo Co. Calif
Yeguas Creek, heading in Section 4, Town'
ship 29 South, Range 19 East, and flowing
northwesterly into Bitterwater creek, San
Luis Obispo county, Calif. (Not Los
Y^a«J U.S. Geog. Board, Apr.7,1909.

Yerba Buena Island

[Goat Island]

1831. ^''°'"'^' "^"^^^ °^ ^^°'^°^' I.391;II,652,

^ ■ '■■■' - — -— rar niniii mm i m ...i..

U, "a^* V t> koT O ^ -iYV V

3L6e de.

3."irv »TTL^<.v^<iJft C

"Aiu

li'ifiiiiiiiiiiifiiiiiiSiasi

■«■■■■■■ • I ■iili'iw

*«W*MHPHNMMMMNM

Yerba Buena =gan Francisco, Calif,

"On the 30th of January, 1847, the settlement
lerba Buena was christened San Francisco."
--Golville's San Francisco Directory for year
ccmmencine: Oct.lSftt.. n.-ri iftR^. *^ '^

of

Same statement in Annals of San Francisco, by

io^^.^?y^®' ^°-'^ H.Gihon, ajid Jas.Misbet,157.
ivy, 1855.

Yerba B^ena. - Bryant: What I Saw in Galif.353,

18^i8. [Entry dated Oct. 13, 1846.]

Yerba Buena Eav

Beechey, Voyage of Blossom, 1,347,1831.

Yerba Buena Cove

Beochey, Voyage of Blossom, 11,653 1831

v^-'^^N-CA^-.^.^Jk/Jk

iu2k^ — .Y,

Calif

Terba Buena l^an J'ranciscol

In 1823, the bark •Volunteer* anchored
in cove kno'jm as Yerba Buena or Loma Alta
Cove. Yerba Buena now San Francisco; Loma
Alta now Telegraph Hill. — Davis, Wm. H.,
Sixty Years in Calif, 1831-^9, 4, San
Francisco, 1889.

Yerba Busna Island t«Goat Island] Calif.

In M40, In. Heath Davis csmped on
Yerba Buena Island, now Goat Island. — Wm.
Heath Davis, Sixty Years in Calif., 1651^9,
266, Sajfi F^Wcis®, 1689 •

Yerba Buena. I, [Not; Goat Island]

"*"■""■■■■'■"■"" " • ^■-'»- ■ ■■.■#■■ ■ ..I, — ■» ■■■..■HI.. ^

•De Mofras, Carte de 1 'Oregon, des Cal-
if ornies, Lc. ^ (map no. .16) , 1844.

'Island in San Francisco Bayi betv;een San

Francisco and Oakland.

Gibbets, Lap of California, 1852.

Blake, W.P., in Pac.Rr.Rep.,Y,pt.II,141,
1857.

Yerba Buena or Goat Island

[Goat Island]

Kelly, Excursion to Calif., London, II,

241,1351.

'^■illiaiason,R,S., map, in ^x,Doc.l29,3od.

Cong.,lst,.3ess.,XYIII(pt.4),1855(Yerba Buena I.)

Yo Hamite Falls 0»Yoseraite Fallsl

Calif.

Mentioned by Horace Bushnell in California,
Its Characteristics and Prospects, p. 14, 18561

Yo-Hain-i-te Valley

CYo Semite Veal ley]

Hutchings Calif. Mag!'|^^-8, July, 1656.

V

!fola County

[Yolo County] ._
Established Feb. 18, 1850 and defined.
Statutes of California, 18fO, 61, 1850.

Yolo

[Yolo]

•Stat, of Calif., 1854, 222,185^1.
Tov/n IIW of Woodland, Yolo County.

Yolo City =Woodland, Calif.

n2}?/°*f ^^ %^\°P^i ^d Biog'l Hist. of North'n
Calif., Lewis Pub'g Co., 278, 1891.

\i

^Yucaipa; Creek and Valley, San Ber-
nardino County, California. (Not
Yucaipe.)

V'^-^^xV'^Vtb.

l^ •Sj.'SjtA^, .

clP)

-!i^i-« — Ssicjitfcjce-'^ Dv S-a-rv Ft^wclVsco

Yerba, Bernardo n t -^

— — Calif,

Yomct or Sounding Rock (Indian nai.ie)

Place about a mile below Boman's Bridge
on CoEumnes River near the forks.

Hutchings Calif .Mas., II, 20G,IJov., 1857.

Yorba

Be Llofras, Carte de 1 'Oregon, des Cal-
ifomies, &c., 1844.

Place little SW of San Bern^dino. ^

^.

''***V.

T~-'

i'J^Y \X>V

iK

Yo rfctowri

Calif.

On WoocTjB Creek.— Audubon: Western
Journal 1649-1850, 215, Cleveland, 1966.
[[East of Stockton.]

Yo^Semitft V^.H^j

■f " ' I ■* ■■»i»

- ' » 1

Calif

SfimjlfiJallfi^,--J.S. Hittell, Hutchings'
Calif. Magazine, p. 262, Dec. 1858. ^

^

OUJV\.i

qs Vvl\

XxvVo. civ.

\-

^^i t.

V-:*«cA^^c;^. W..^.^^>^ ;^ ^^^ ^.l?n

I

Young's Ranch

Calif<

Humboldt Co. ,

Given by Capt. D.M.Greene in April 1864 as

I^^9n^"-i ^^? J^iver 34 miles above mouth,
and 20 miles below junction of Trinity and
Klamath rivers. (No trail on either side of
Klamth from a mile below Young's to the mouth
the river wild and turbulent).-- War of Rebel- '
1897. ' ^^^^^ ^* Vol.50, Pt.l,. p. 266- 7.

R. Young _

-Calif. _

Tributary, Sacramento R. ; flowing E, 7/ sid

De Mofras Oarte de l»Oregon, des Gali

fornies &q, Uen^l map. 1844,

See Sacramento

•near loiVitac^e ^0^ '

Yo-v/al-uin-ne River

Kelly, Excursion
208,1851.

[Tuolumie River]
to Calif., London, II

JP

Yuba City

[Yuba. City]

Gibbe? Map of California, 1852.

Yuba. County

:^stablished Feb. 18, 1850 and defined.
Statutes of California, 1850, 62, 1850.

Sx, Doc. 1,

^ti% ^- ^o/inton: Senate -
^Ist Cong. 2d Sess. pt. 11,245,

Yuba River

[Yuba River]

E at

^ River emptying into Feather River from th
Yuba City^3L^'K\jo.A>ji.&A>J^

^Statutes of California, 18£0, 101, 1050.
GibbeC^^Lap of California, 1852.

" ■•*■*****———— ■ r--i- ii--i»ii III I III I -11 ., , I ■

3a;l.>1.V. jo.7, m3.

^f^ '-^ y. b,}

Yubah [Yuba river] Calif.

Bryant:What I Saw. in Calif. 460, 1648..

See also Juba, Uber

Yukisma =La Penetencia Greek, Calif.

Indian name for the creek La Penetencia in
Santa Clara Co. --Frederic Hall, Hist. of San
Jose and surroundings, 12-13, 1871.

The rivulet known
called bv some La
this is Shistuk.--'

as the A^uaf:Q is "erroneously
Penetencia.^ Indian name of
Ibid 12.

V

reka_City

1

[Yreka]

IMd,1854,22:,,1854. (Yreka).

Cribbe,L:ap of Caliiornia,1852 (Y/yreka) .[^

v^ri

Vt^ ,t"^ '!ir^ «*-*-^. 4,^.<^&x...u*^imr

»><X iJLiiii »■* iw

Lov^v

Yuiria, For

Place on ^." bant:

extreme SE California
1854.

[Fort Yurna]
of Colorado Pdver,

-Stat. Calif., 1854, 223,

1.+ c. ,?P^^'^^^i^S^.Doc. 129,33(1. Con^.,

lst.oes3.,.miI(pt.2),Art.6;29;1855. -

Whippie,A.W., in Pac.Rr.Rep.,IIT Art.I.
19,1856.

Yukia Valley

— «I.-_EosK Brovme,
pp._l5,14» June, 1861.

Harper's Monthly Ila^g.,

'"■iWIIMMMiMllK'iMi

'""■WW'WMHwakiMHMM

'^■■"« ^"'iliBlllliilWiilMiMiiwniagegflg

Mimim mw iPKiiiWIMHiiii

^'^imimmiimiimmmr'mm

Zanoma

■\f fm-*)*»<u.ttmim-;iHi>iiMm>m>m

- Wilkes Exped. Narrative,
1841) facing p. 150, 1845.

Tov/n H of San Pablo Bay.

-[Sonoma]

V, map (dated

WW ■ l»iiiiwii|iiii.

Zanoma or Zonoma

Spellings of Sonoma. —Bancroft
Hist. 8alif. lY, 244, 346, 1886.

Papers, MS ),?,113. (See ftnote
?ol-IV).

Calif,
(after Wilkes):
Ibid (Bear Flag]
on p. 246 of

Zapato Oreek

Zapato; creek, flowing easterly down
to the northern end of Kettleman
plain, Fresno County, California.

A^^ 2apato Chino nor Zapatos.)

U.S.Ge(^. Board, May 6, 1908

Pueblo de Zonoma

L Sonoma}

-Calif

CSee Sonomfl [

Zonoma, Pueblo de [Sonoma] _

^De Mofras, Carte de I'Oregon, de.
ifornies, &c., 1844. feap no. 16)

Creek ^^^^^'^^"'^ ^^^ ^^-^^ P^^lo Bay, on

Cal-

SonoMa

Zooniga, Barros de

[Zun-inga Shoal]

— Shoal E of entrance to San Diego Bay.
Vancouver, Voyage of Discovery, 1790-95,
Bond., 11,473,1798^ & Atlas (Burros de Zuninga)'.

Zuninga, Burros de

[Zuninga Shoal]

>

1

Lond.,AtlaR,1798

hoal E of entrance to San Diego Bay.
ncouver, Voyage of Discovery 1790-95