Enter a name, company, place or keywords to search across this item. Then click "Search" (or hit Enter).
Go to the Archive Home
Go to Thumbnail View of this Item
Go to Single Page View of this Item
Download the Page Image
Copy the Page Text to the Clipboard
Don't highlight the search terms on the Image
Show the Page Image
Show the Image Page Text
Reset View and Center Image
Zoom Out
Zoom In
Rotate Left
Rotate Right
Toggle Full Page View
Flip Image Horizontally
More Information About this Image
Get a Citation for Page or Image - Copy to the Clipboard
Go to the Previous Page (or Left Arrow key)
Go to the Next Page (or Right Arrow key)
Page: of 251
Ad.
i
}
‘
f\.
Se
in
lege
p63." “Her father wals one of
. patty. day! and: widely
Jerey, who: located ‘on oF
ward, six, iles south
The plats in married Levi Sanford,
e one af the) original ra
jern ‘Nevada
o years’ of; h r.life in
holdings. Mri.
¥
ay; and “purial will/ibe made
Jaa: “Fellows Lawn at SacraSeapine
# ‘California
rine: anrival in the state in the!
say “hitties. ‘Mrs. Sal
ramento: ‘from U
@
4 Rantord’
i, tne, g17.
Ny IMts.!
N.
-colinty, and spent
t the age ‘of
if anford
duvehter, Mrs.1
. Sacramento,’ dnd throg
-. M.: Sanford of Saerantento;
133. of Dunsmuir ana
‘of San Francisco.
igaven grandchildren
‘\grandchildren .
is 9
Mami
she ‘was a charter
. First Christian Church of
{
. ?
ne of the fow .
women who
hford ‘came to
tica, Ohio, in
the
known farmranklin Bouleof Sacramento.
mchers of westmany
psidence on the
Sanford dicd
91 years.
ur vivde by a .
AE Denton of
sons, rank
Williium
and
member
Toney Stanford
She also leaves .
{wo greal'
of the
SacramenI). (
'
me Ww. Attention
y New a City, Cal., Nien he ' 14, ie
.
i ba vues —_. # ‘ 4
. When Major Greed da
Chief: Wemah: Dickered .
(Contimied From Page One)
Foster, subscribing witness.
May 25, 118150. 3
4 "' NHOS. J. GREEN,
‘ . Maj. Gen, 1st. Div. Califor-”
is ‘Mais, ‘Sanford, 94 year old a: ae o
ou eke fe ioe eima, his X mark
‘ cramento : ‘pioneer ana related © to Buckler, Wfis‘K mark .”
' ‘ {abe peers = of the, well known SanPoollel, his X manly .
latea at aier: tome 2536 ‘Second, ave. ’ af et se 5 ,
Tee: Funeral poivigw will be con-. WHAT REATLS ENSUED. .
i af the’ ‘Harry A, Nauman chapWhether or not the.’ Indian tribes
ever received that $2600: ‘annuity each
for a period, of ten . yahrs is not of
record, ‘but, the -affirmativel of, it appears a doubtful propositions: ‘Also it
piay be’ doubted whether ‘the treaty
or agreement so formally drawn: up
and signed by Major Green and the
' Tribal chiefs ever attained the dignity of ratification in ‘Sacramento or
Washington.
A more reasonable surmise is that
orders for the removal to the Mendocino reservation such of the InMans as were involved in the uprisings (attacks and. killines otcurred
at varous places south.and west following the affray here in early May,
1950) Were issued by state or federal authorities and duly executed. .
Brief mention of some such continfeney to be -found newspaper
filds, especially one in January 1855,
referring to Chief Weimah (the spellne his
of
is in
of
definite)
being detained
The. Chief
Mogul
still
his
he returned
restined sueh tribal
name has been inIndians
reservation.
to “Old
of him that
nominal authérity
Later, it is apparthis region and
mublpord{y
ever
and local seventy
at the
Was referred
it
exercised
AS
and was said
he
tribe.
ent, to
ne wae
Billie.
for h
lywoo
all o7
yroup
20 Wih<
plains
by a
on a
Tn .
there
gram,
“Gold
Un
nlloam
tail,
Store
dist ri
od st¢