Shifting sands : the early years of Channel Islands Harbor, 1960-1985

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  Channel in Front of Smith's Island Wilmington Harbor, Cal. 1893

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  This collection consists of business records, correspondence, and maps; the majority of which deal with the purchase of Boschke's Island (or Smith's Island) by the Kerckhoff-Cuzner Mill & Lumber Company from Albert and Martha Ellen Boschke. There were subsequent legal complications regardnig this purchase with the Southern Pacific Railroad Company and the Banning Company, primarily Joseph Brent Banning and William Banning (1858-1946).

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  Report of the commissioners for the improvement of the Maffitt or Sullivan's Island channel of the harbor of Charleston

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  Mellon, Knox, 1925- . "Job Harriman: The Early and Middle Years, 1861-1912:" [dissertation: notes], [1960-1970], 97 pages

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  The collection is made up of material gathered by Knox Mellon for his dissertation about Job Harriman. The papers chiefly deal with Job Harriman; Frances Nacke Noel; socialism; the Llano del Rio Colony; labor and union issues; and suffrage and women's rights. Some other subjects covered are: Los Angeles politics, the Los Angles Times Building bombing, utopian communities, and women in the labor movement in both Mexico and the United States. The manuscripts include essays, research notes, draft pages for Mellon's dissertation, and personal interviews with individuals who knew Job Harriman. The correspondence is mainly made up of letters written by Knox Mellon requesting information about Job Harriman. There are also letters related to Frances Nacke Noel, her family, and her activities. Other authors included are: Eugene V. Debs, Joe Hill, Robert V. Hine, J.S. Holliday, Walter Millsap, Alice Park, and Maud Younger.

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  The merchant and seaman's guardian in the British Channel. : Containing a new and accurate abstractive account of the bearings, courses, and distances of the different headlands in the English Channel, from the buoy of the Nore to Orford-ness and the Scilly Islands. With a curious account of the sands, channels, &c. in the King's Channel, Queen's Channel, swin, over the flatts, through the Gull Stream, &c. Together with tables of the tide; and the bearings, courses, and distances from several headlands in England to others in France. With directions for the most capital harbours on the English coast. The whole composed from actual surveys and observations, made within these two years; and set down according to the magnetic meridan in the Channel, in the year 1777

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  Mellon, Knox, 1925- . "Job Harriman: The Early and Middle Years, 1861-1912:" [dissertation: miscellaneous draft pages?], [1960-1970], 68 pages

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  The collection is made up of material gathered by Knox Mellon for his dissertation about Job Harriman. The papers chiefly deal with Job Harriman; Frances Nacke Noel; socialism; the Llano del Rio Colony; labor and union issues; and suffrage and women's rights. Some other subjects covered are: Los Angeles politics, the Los Angles Times Building bombing, utopian communities, and women in the labor movement in both Mexico and the United States. The manuscripts include essays, research notes, draft pages for Mellon's dissertation, and personal interviews with individuals who knew Job Harriman. The correspondence is mainly made up of letters written by Knox Mellon requesting information about Job Harriman. There are also letters related to Frances Nacke Noel, her family, and her activities. Other authors included are: Eugene V. Debs, Joe Hill, Robert V. Hine, J.S. Holliday, Walter Millsap, Alice Park, and Maud Younger.

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  Mellon, Knox, 1925- . "Job Harriman: The Early and Middle Years, 1861-1912:" [dissertation: miscellaneous draft pages?], [1960-1970], 97 pages

  Manuscripts

  The collection is made up of material gathered by Knox Mellon for his dissertation about Job Harriman. The papers chiefly deal with Job Harriman; Frances Nacke Noel; socialism; the Llano del Rio Colony; labor and union issues; and suffrage and women's rights. Some other subjects covered are: Los Angeles politics, the Los Angles Times Building bombing, utopian communities, and women in the labor movement in both Mexico and the United States. The manuscripts include essays, research notes, draft pages for Mellon's dissertation, and personal interviews with individuals who knew Job Harriman. The correspondence is mainly made up of letters written by Knox Mellon requesting information about Job Harriman. There are also letters related to Frances Nacke Noel, her family, and her activities. Other authors included are: Eugene V. Debs, Joe Hill, Robert V. Hine, J.S. Holliday, Walter Millsap, Alice Park, and Maud Younger.

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