Manuscripts
Southern California agricultural materials
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Board of Directors
Manuscripts
Contains Metropolitan Water District of Southern California, Report to Board of directors for the months of August 1942 to June 1943.
mssMorris, Samuel papers
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Southern California Enterprises/Hollywood Palladium - Annual reports
Manuscripts
Approx. 20 items: cover letters and copies of annual reports headed "SOUTHERN CALIFORNIA ENTERPRISES, INC. - REPORT ON EXAMINATION FOR THE FIFTY-TWO WEEKS ENDED (with date)." ; booklets, dated between 1942 and 1949, "Hollywood Palladium...Annual Report" (These reports were released in late February or early March each year) ; 5-pp. report, "Analytical report on property known as the "Palladium," 7/16/1948.
mssLAT
California State Board of Agriculture awards this diploma
Visual Materials
Image of a certificate from the California State Board of Agriculture with allegorical figures of women and cherubs forming a decorative border; men in robes with agricultural tools and plants flank an image of the California State Capitol in Sacramento, California, with flags and eagle at bottom center; farm fields, cabins, agricultural machinery, horses, livestock, and crops visible in background.
priJLC_AGR_001810
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Miscellaneous California Material
Manuscripts
This group of material contains a random assortment of correspondence and pieces of ephemera regarding California. There is one letter from 1850 which discusses the various steamboat lines and mail services from California and potential routes for future services. A postcard from a child to her parents regarding her stay in Little Shasta has a photo of the area. The bill of lading is for Levi-Strauss regarding a shipment of overalls to San Francisco. The carte-de-visite is of a young woman and it was taken by the S.S. Noble studios. The envelope has a stamp from the Panama-Pacific International Exposition. There is a marriage announcement for Augustus C. Cabel and Mrs. Nellie E. Smith of San Francisco. There is also a 1942 issue of Ghost Town News published by Knott's Berry Farm. The photographs are of Mono County, California and include images of cabins in Masonic and Bodie and an avalanche in Lundy and Jordan which destroyed the hydraulic power plants. The telephone directory contains contact information for actors in San Francisco. The title documents are for parcels of land in San Bernardino. There is also one printed book: Reports of cases: Supreme Court of California.
mssHM 75060-75076
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Commonplace book. Agriculture
Manuscripts
This commonplace book originates in England, after 1783, and primarily contains entries regarding agriculture. Numerous sketches of farming equipment, including thrashing and churning machines, as well as advice for planting vegetables, caring for livestock, and the nature of various geographical locations regarding farming are included. Scattered throughout the book are transcriptions of letters and portrait sketches. The user of this book is unknown; while the name "Margaretta G. Haynes" is written on the inside cover, the handwriting does not match that of the entries.
mssHM 79057
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Southern Pacific Railroad materials
Manuscripts
Holabird's papers have been arranged into four main series. The first and largest series (HM 73863-73875) is comprised of documents and correspondences related to Holabird's survey of Miller and Lux's property for Southern Pacific in 1909. Holabird's surveys were in response to the Southern Pacific's interest in purchasing Miller and Lux and its various holdings. There is one letter by Henry Miller to Holabird. Series two (HM 73876-73878) concerns a handful of papers, reports, and other documents related to Holabird's time as receiver and general manager of the California Development Company. Series three (HM 73879-73884) is made up of various reports Holabird wrote during and after his trips to the Philippines, Manchuria, and Siberia while working for E.H. Harriman and the Southern Pacific Railroad. This section also includes related correspondences regarding Manchuria with New York City-based journalist George Kennan (1845-1924). The final series (HM 73885-73892) includes a number of miscellaneous items: a photograph of Holabird, biographical and autobiographical materials, letters, and World War I-era essays written by Holabird regarding nationalism and communism; it also includes a folder of ephemera with two copies of the Los Angeles Times announcing Holabird's death and a newspaper clipping written by Holabird on agriculture and irrigation in the Imperial Valley.
mssHM 73863-73892