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San Marino, CA 91108
Manuscripts
Patrice Dillon letter to Edward McGowan
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Daily: 10 A.M.–5 P.M.
Closed on Tuesdays
1151 Oxford Road
San Marino, CA 91108
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Manuscripts
Dillon asks McDougal to remit the remainder of the sentence of a French national imprisoned for forgery.
mssHM 19389
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The letter is in the handwriting of Jay Gould (1836-1892), and is followed by a note from Gould to Rollins
mssHM 53641
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Jack London wrote this letter to "Comrade Long" in January 1915 from his home in Glen Ellen, California. In it he expresses regret that he "cannot join in the adventure" with Long and that he must travel to San Francisco to deal with a pressing matter. London also talks about his book The iron heel and complains about his "capitalist book buyers" and "capitalist publishers." He further states that he signed a new contract for several years but that it "stipulates that it must be acceptable fiction - - - of course, that means acceptable capitalistic fiction." The letter ends "Yours for the Revolution, Jack London."
mssHM 80608
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Mr. Mellus discusses a note payable in cash and Mr. Marsh's accounts, and mentions that there may not be another season for cargo for another four years. He also writes that Henry will arrive soon, and if Mr. Marsh might have any beaver for him.
mssHM 19822
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In this open letter to the citizens of California, Stockton declares that California now belongs to the United States, and is completely free from Mexican dominion. The territory will be under martial law until proper officials and government are installed. Stockton signs this document "Commander in Chief and Governor of the Territory of California."
mssHM 291
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In this letter addressed to "Dear Brother," Butterfield reports that he and his companions have built a cabin and have established a mining camp. He is sending home a specimen of gold dust. His profession as a lawyer is becoming well-known, and he has been consulted for legal advice, but he has not complied, wishing to keep the details of his profession quiet.
mssHM 47863