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Front MatterSource: Annual Publication of the Historical Society of Southern California, Vol. 11, No. 2(1919)Published by: University of California Press on behalf of the Historical Society of SouthernCaliforniaStable URL: http://www.jstor.org/stable/41168765 .
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Page Officers of the Historical Society 4 Los Angeles County War History Committee
Mrs. Frances M. Charlton-Harmon б Senator Thomas R. Bard and the Arizona New Mexico Statehood
Controversy Waldemar Westergaard 9 The Conquest of Los Angeles Mrs. Corinne King Wright 18 Founding and Early History of Anaheim, California. .Lucile Dickson 26 California Pioneer Journalists Mabel R. Thayer 38 The Character of General John Bidwell: Two Letters written by. . .
Mrs. Annie E. K. Bidwell 63 (Presented by Rockwell D. Hunt)
A Trip to Death Valley George Miller 66 (Presented by Rev. W. H. Mills)
At the End of the Trail A. Harvey Collins 65 Glancing Backward Mrs. M. Burton Williams 82 Announcement 91
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Rockwell D. Hunt President Waldemar Westergaard First Vice-President Robert G. Cleland Second Vice-President M. C. Bettinger Treasurer Mabel Guinn Acting Secretary
Board of Directors
Rockwell D. Hunt George F. Bovard Waldemar Westergaard Roy Malcom
M. C. Bettinger Mrs. Lucy M. Gaines
Robert G. Cleland
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