NOTICIAS del PUERTO de MONTEREY A Quarterly Bulletin of Historic Monterey Issued by The Monterey History and Art Association A Cumulative Table of Contents or the Ten Year Period, 1957 through 1966 VOLUME I Number 1, March, 1957: (1) We Present Our First Quarterly: The Editors. (2) The Larkin House Becomes a State Monument: Donald M. Craig. (3) Records of the Custom House (1853-1855 Files) : Emelie Kneass. (4) Officers, Directors and Editors for 1957. (5) Directors' Meetings and Coming Events. Number 2, June, 1957: (1)After 111 Years, Has the Old Flag Come Home? (Mexican Flag of 1846): Mary Greene. (2) Records of the Custom House (continued). (3) The Raising of the Flag, July 7, 1846-1957: Donald M. Craig. (4) Cosas de Interes para los Socios and New Members. Number 3, September 1957. (1) Through a Woman's Eyes: Monterey, 1854- 1855 (Letters of Miss Anna M. Wells): Donald M. Craig. (2) Records of the Custom House (continued). (3) Cosas de Interes para los Socios and New Members. Number 4, December, 1957. (1) Records of the Custom House (Murder of Isaac Wall and T. Williamson) (concluded). (2) Monterey Adrift in the Dol- drums, 1849-1870 (largely from the Bancroft Scrapbooks, The Bancroft Libra- ry, University of California): Donald M. Craig. (3) Local History Collection Additions, Monterey Public Library: Ethel Solliday. (4) Cosas de lnteres para los Socios and New Members. VOLUME II Number 1, March, 1958. The NOTIClAS Enters Its Second Year: The Editors. William Curtis, Pioneer Merchant (1846-1875) : James F. Cosgrave. Financial Statement of The Monterey History and Art Association for 1957. The Pres- ident Surveys the Year's If/ork. Cosas de Interes para los Socios and New Mem- bers. Officers, Directors and Editors for 1958. Number 2, June, 1958. The 1946 Centennial and Its Aftermath: Donald M. Craig. William Curtis, Pioneer Merchant (continued). Cosas de lnteres para los Socios and New Members. Number 3, September, 1958. New Light on California's First Jury Trial (from Mexican Archives of Monterey Countv) : Donald M. Craig. William Curtis, Pio- neer Merchant (concluded). Cosas de Interes para los Socios and New Mem- bers. Number 4, December, 1958. The Devil Attended Church on Christmas (Los Pastores, 1846): Donald M. Craig. Cosas de Interes para los Socios and New Members. i
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NOTICIASdel
PUERTO de MONTEREYA Quarterly Bulletin of Historic Monterey Issued by
The Monterey History and Art Association
A Cumulative Table of Contents or the Ten Year Period, 1957 through 1966VOLUME I
Number 1, March, 1957: (1) We Present Our First Quarterly: The Editors.(2) The Larkin House Becomes a State Monument: Donald M. Craig. (3)
Records of the Custom House (1853-1855 Files) : Emelie Kneass. (4) Officers,Directors and Editors for 1957. (5) Directors' Meetings and Coming Events.Number 2, June, 1957: (1)After 111 Years, Has the Old Flag Come Home?(Mexican Flag of 1846): Mary Greene. (2) Records of the Custom House(continued). (3) The Raising of the Flag, July 7, 1846-1957: Donald M.Craig. (4) Cosas de Interes para los Socios and New Members.Number 3, September 1957. (1) Through a Woman's Eyes: Monterey, 1854-1855 (Letters of Miss Anna M. Wells): Donald M. Craig. (2) Records of theCustom House (continued). (3) Cosas de Interes para los Socios and NewMembers.Number 4, December, 1957. (1) Records of the Custom House (Murder ofIsaac Wall and T. Williamson) (concluded). (2) Monterey Adrift in the Dol-drums, 1849-1870 (largely from the Bancroft Scrapbooks, The Bancroft Libra-ry, University of California): Donald M. Craig. (3) Local History CollectionAdditions, Monterey Public Library: Ethel Solliday. (4) Cosas de lnteres paralos Socios and New Members.
VOLUME IINumber 1, March, 1958. The NOTIClAS Enters Its Second Year: The Editors.William Curtis, Pioneer Merchant (1846-1875) : James F. Cosgrave. FinancialStatement of The Monterey History and Art Association for 1957. The Pres-ident Surveys the Year's If/ork. Cosas de Interes para los Socios and New Mem-bers. Officers, Directors and Editors for 1958.Number 2, June, 1958. The 1946 Centennial and Its Aftermath: Donald M.Craig. William Curtis, Pioneer Merchant (continued). Cosas de lnteres paralos Socios and New Members.Number 3, September, 1958. New Light on California's First Jury Trial (fromMexican Archives of Monterey Countv) : Donald M. Craig. William Curtis, Pio-neer Merchant (concluded). Cosas de Interes para los Socios and New Mem-bers.Number 4, December, 1958. The Devil Attended Church on Christmas (LosPastores, 1846): Donald M. Craig. Cosas de Interes para los Socios and NewMembers.
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VOLUME IIINumber 1, March, 1959. Historic Casa Serrano Saved by The Monterey Historyand Art Association for Future Home: Donald M. Craig. Our President CitesAccomplishments of 1958. Echoes From Yesterday (Sanitary Rules for Mon-terey, 1847-1848, from Mexican Archives of Monterey County): EmelieKneass. Financial Statement of The Monterey County History and Art Associa-tion for 1958. Cosac de Interes para los Socios and New Members. Officers,Directors and Editors for 1959.
Number 2, June, 1959. How to Become a Millionaire, (Monterey, 1846 Lettersof William R. Garner): Donald M. Craig. The Reluctant Conqueror (Com-modore John D. Sloat): Donald M. Craig. Cosas de Interes para los Socios andNew Members.
Number 3, September, 1959. Mr. Colton's Dark Hour (from the APUNTES ..of Florencio Serrano, 1877, Bancroft Library MSS): Donald M. Craig. How toBecome a Millionaire, Monterey 1846 (continued). A SPecial Report of theTreasurer: Donald M. Craig. Cosas de Interes para los Socios and New Mem-bers.
Number 4, December, 1959. Letters from an Abandoned Sister, 1838-1851(Francisca Carvajal to Florencio Serrano): Donald M. Craig. Cosas de Interespara los Socios and New Members.
VOLUME IVNumber 1, March, 1960. The Gentle Art of Grizzly Bear Hunting (Letters ofWilliam R. Garner, 1846): Donald M. Craig. Letters from an Abandoned Sis-ter, 1838-1851 (concluded). Cosas de Interes para los Socios and New Mem-bers. Officers, Directors and Editors for 1960.Number 2, June, 1960. The Only Good Grizzly Is a Dead Grizzly (Reminis-cence of J. M. Chambers, 1871): Donald M. Craig. How to Become a Million-aire, Monterey, 1847 (continued). Rarest of the Rare: The Malaspina Exhibit:Donald M. Craig. Cosas de lnteres para los Socios and New Members.Number 3, September, 1960. The 1850 Census in Monterey (United StatesGovernment Archives): Emelie Kneass. Cuentitos de la Abuela (Stories fromthe Abrego and Espinosa Families): Emelie Kneass. How to Become a Million-aire, 1847 (continued). Cosas de Interes para los Socios and New Members.
Number 4, December, 1960. Carried Off in Chains: James Meadows' Story(Statement of James Meadows ... 1877, Bancroft Library MSS): Donald M.Craig. Cosas de Interes para los Socios and New Members.
VOLUME VNumber 1, March, 1961. The Fremont Adobe: It Must Be Preserved: DonaldM. Craig. The President's Report for 1960. Carried Off in Chains: James Mea-dows'Story (continued). Cosas de Interes para los Socios and New Members.Officers, Directors and Editors for 1961.
Number 2, June 1961. Two Letters on Post-Conquest Monterey (from theWilliam Rich Hutton Collection, The Huntington Library): Donald M. Craig.W. R. Garner Reports on California, 1847: Donald M. Craig. Cosas de Interespara los Socios and New Members.
Number 3, September, 1961.0ur Association Gains a Distinguished Honor:The Editors. Carried Off in Chains: James Meadows' Story (concluded). Col-ton Hall Was Lost for Debts (1851): Emelie Kneass. Cosas de Interes paralos Socios and New Members.
I Number 4, December, 1961. A Tragic Christmas in Monterey Bay (Shipwrecks1834-1956): Donald M. Craig. Cosas de Interes para los Socios and NewMembers.
VOLUME VINumber 1, March, 1962. A Tragic Christmas in Monterey Bay (concluded).Cosas de Interes para los Socios and New Members. Officers, Directors andEditors for 1962.
Number 2, June, 1962. A Monterey Expedition Against Rebel Indians (1824):Donald M. Craig. Cosas de Interes para los Socios and New Members.
Number 3, September, 1962. The Best Calabozo in All California, 1834 (Ban-croft Library MSS.): Donald M. Craig. Cosas de Interes para los Socios andNew Members.
Number 4, December, 1962. The Best Calabozo in All California, 1834 (con-cluded). Cosas de Interes para los Socios and New Members.
VOLUME VIINumber 1, March, 1963. Help Save This Unique Painting of Monterey: Don-ald M. Craig. The Story of the Amesti Adobe: Mrs. A. W. Elkinton (EmelieKneass). Financial Statement of The Monterey History and Art Associationfor 1962. Cosas de Interes para los Socios and New Members.
Number 2, June, 1963. The Veritable Squibob Visits Monterey (1853): Don-ald M. Craig. Un Cuento de la Abuelita (Boronda family stories): Mrs. A. W.Elkinton. Cosas de Interes para los Socios and Neu/ Members.
Number 3, September, 1963. Ann Hadden. First County Librarian: Mrs. A.W. Elkinton. Custom House Repairs in 1854: Mrs. A. W. Elkinton. A Skull,A Spring, A Tree (Rancho boundary markers): Mrs. A. W. Elkinton. Cosas deInteres para los Socios and New Members.
Number 4, December, 1963. Letters to Henry (Santa Lucia Mountains life,1899): Mrs. A. W. Elkinton. Cosas de Interes para los Socios and New Mem-bers.
VOLUME VIIINumber 1, March, 1964. Lucia School: From Letters to Henry (concluded).Casas de Interes para los Socios and New Members. Officers, Directors and Edi-tors for 1964.
Number 2, June, 1964. Monterey, From Navigators to Statehood: Mrs. W. M.(Mayo Hayes) O'Donnell. Teaching Leads to Romance (Rev. Samuel Hop-
kins Willey, 1849): Mrs. A. W. Elkinton. Del Monte Lodge, 1909: Mrs. A.W. Elkinton. Casas de Interes para los Socios and New Members.
Number 3, September, 1964. United States Monitor Monterey (1898): Mar-garet Hanna Lang. Casas de Interes para los Socios and New Members.
Number 4, December, 1964. December in Monterey, 1602: Viscaino's Diary:Donald M. Craig. Casas de Interes para los Socios and New Members.
VOLUME IXNumber 1, March, 1965. December in Monterey, 1602: Viscaino's Diary (con-tinued). Casas de Interes para los Socios and New Members. Committee Mem-berships for 1965. Officers, Directors and Editors for 1965.
Number 2, June, 1965. December in Monterey, 1602: Viscaino's Diary (con-tinued). Casas de Interes para los Socios and New Members.
Number 3, September, 1965. December in Monterey, 1602: Viscaino's Diary(concluded). Casas de Interes para los Socios and New Members.
Number 4, December, 1965. Ghosts and Gold in Old Monterey: Donald M.Craig. A Naturalist Looks at Viscaino's 'Relacion': Vern Yadon. Saved in theNick of Time (Gift of an Atlas of 1753): Donald M. Craig. Casas de Interespara los Socios and New Members.
VOLUME XNumber 1, March, 1966. Ghosts and Gold in Old Monterey (continued). ThePresident's Report for 1965. A Special Christmas Present (Gift of a 15th Cent-ury Catalan painting): Donald M. Craig. Committees Appointed for 1966.Casas de Interes para los Socios and New Members. Officers, Directors andEditors for 1966.
Number 2, June, 1966. Ghosts and Gold in Old Monterey (continued). TheMerienda: Monterey's 196th Birthday: Donald M. Craig. New Members.
Number 3, September, 1966. Ghosts and Gold in Old Monterey (concluded).Progress on the Maritime Museum: Donald M. Craig. Casas de Interes paralos Socios and New Members.
Number 4, December, 1966. Medical Topography and Diseases of Monterey(by Assistant Surgeon William S.King, 1852): Donald M. Craig. The Mysteryof the Ming Fragments of the Soto Adobe: Donald M. Craig. Casas de Interespara los Socios and New Members.
