Box 3
Contains 20 Results:
Assassination of James King of William. [page 1, upper] Surrender of Jas. P. Casey and Charles Cora to the Vigilance Committee, on Sunday, May 18th, 1856. [page 1, lower] Execution of James P. Casey and Charles Cora, by the Vigilance Committee, of San Francisco, on Thursday, May 22d, 1856.... [page 4 upper] James P. Casey; Charles Cora; Yankee Sullivan; Edw. M'Gowan [page 4, lower], before 1856 June 4
Assassination of James King of Wm. By James P. Casey. San Francisco, May 14th, 1856., before 1856 June 4
Assassination of James King of Wm. By James P. Casey. San Francisco, May 14th, 1856. [trial proof], before 1856 June 4
This rare trial proof does not include the text of the final version. The caption "Funeal of Js. King" is misspelled.
Benicia and Straits of Carquinez from the sout [sic] east. [upper] Benicia harbor from the north west. [lower], undated
Two illustrations of Benicia from different vantage points, with the following identifications: Martinez ferry; steamboat landing; P.M.S.S Co. Depot; U.S. Pacific Military Depot; Navy Bay; Monte Diablo & coal mines; Pacific Mail Steamship Co's Depot; Martinez; road to Vallejo; river steamboat landing; Sacramento boat; and flour mill.
Big Bar--Middle Fork., undated
View of mining operations and scattered buildings at Big Bar, with towering hills in background.
Bird's eye view of San Francisco., 1856?
Aerial view of San Francisco looking west, with the following identifications: Point Lobos, Point Boneta, Fort Point, Presidio, Mountain Lake, Lone Mountain Cemetery, Divisadero, Mission Dolores, South Park, Laguna, Meigg's Wharf, Russian Hill, Telegraph Hill, Clay St. Hill, Yerba Buena Cemetery, Alcatras [sic] Island, Blossom Rock, Goat Island, and the Farallones Islands (Pacific Ocean).
The celebration in San Francisco, in commemoration of the successful laying of the Atlantic Telegraph Cable, Monday September 27th, 1858., before 1858 September 21
Various illustrations of the parade, with descriptive text, surrounded by seals of the thirty states.
Downieville, Sierra County, Cal., 1852
Entrance to the "Golden Gate," San Francisco., undated
The Frazer River thermometer., 1858
Numerous comical illustrations depicting the gold craze in California, with text describing the Frazer River gold mines and their history, and a thermometer measuring the craze, standing at 120 degrees ("boiling heat").