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Ledger showing work on Pica Tract, San Bernardino, Calif
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Map of the Alessandro Tract and Alessandro Irrigation District, San Bernardino County, California : showing the Bear Valley Irrigation Co's system of main and lateral canals, flumes and pipe lines for the distribution of water over the Alessandro Irrigation District / F.E. Brown Chief Eng'r. J.T. Taylor Eng'r. in charge
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In the current Moreno Valley. MS note: 354455. Prime meridian: GM. Relief: hachures. Graphic Scale: Feet. Projection: Plane. Printing Process: Lithography. Verso Text: MS note: Map of Alessandro Tract F.E. Brown, Chief Engr. 1890-1891.
354455
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Map of the San Jacinto Lake tract
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Printed map of the Consolidated Reservoir and Power Company's subdivision of the San Jacino Lake Tract, a subdivision of Map No.1 of the San Jacinto Reservoir. Surveyed by Strong and Dickinson, Los Angeles.
mssHM 74315
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Ledger book of First Presbyterian Church (San Jose, Calif.)
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This is the ledger book of the money raised by the church for the building built in 1863. It was kept by the church treasurer, James C. Cobb. Also recorded are the general finances related to the running of the church
mssHM 63806
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Drew and Crawford's subdivision of the Bryn-Mawr-Tract : adjoining Mound City, San Bernardino Co
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In the area of present day Loma Linda. Views in the surround. Vignettes: Views and hotels. Prime meridian: GM. Relief: no. Graphic Scale: Feet. Projection: Plane. Printing Process: Lithography. Verso Text: MS notes: Bryn-Mawr-Tract 442360.
442360
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Kern County Land Company ledgers
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HM 80953 (a): Balance Sheet ledger, 1897-1899; HM 80953 (b): The Californian vol. XXX no. 22, 1895. 4 copies; HM 80953 (c): General Trial Balance, No. 2, Kern Co. Land Co. and Kern Co. Canal & Water Co., 1900-1902; HM 80953 (d): J.B. Haggin, K.I. Water Rate Ledger. Water supplied various persons through different canals by J.B.H. Stock, 1890; HM 80953 (e): Kern River Mills Cash, 1881-1882; HM 80953 (f): Kern River Mills Journal, 1881-1882; HM 80953 (g): Ledger, 1857-1878; HM 80953 (h): Pump Station Accounts, 1900-1902; HM 80953 (i): Quarterly Inventory of Farming Implements, Machinery, Office, House & Camp Eq.'p.'g, Livestock, Lumber, etc., Belonging to the Kern County Land Co., 1895-1897; and HM 80953 (j): Water Co. Cash Book, 1894. In addition to these ledgers, there were some miscellaneous items that accompanied the volumes and are housed in one box; they include: California. Supreme Court. Eila, Countess Festetics de Tolna, Plaintiff and Respondent, vs. Rodolph, Count Festetics de Tolna, Defendant and Appellant, Transcript on Appeal (1901), two copies of The Cost of Making a Settler's Home, In the Famous Kern Delta [1894], two copies of Settler's Experience in Kern County California (1894), a printed map of Peru (1912), Location, Resources, Attractions and Development of The Kern Delta ... Exhibit at the World's Columbian Exposition (1893), prospectuses for Kern Valley, California and Moraga Rancho. Lastly, there are approximately 45 Luz Electrica de Jalapa stock certificates (in Spanish) (1893).
mssHM 80953
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Joseph Thorndike ledgers
Manuscripts
The collection is made up of five ledgers, which include: 1. Business ledger from Illinois, 1877 to 1897, documenting various business ventures of Thorndike in Illinois, including railroad investments and shipping goods to the American south; 2. Agricultural ledger from Illinois, Minnesota and California, 1882 to 1941, documenting Thorndike's farming ventures in three states; 3. Pasadena Farmer's Club logbook, 1898 to 1905, containing the minutes of the club's meetings (Thorndike was secretary); 4. Sunny Hope Ranch log, 1900 to 1912, documenting Thorndike's daily work on his ranch in Pasadena, with details about his agricultural products, produce, crops, and the Mexican and Asian workers on his ranch, as well as his work as horticultural inspector; and 5. Sunny Hope Ranch log, 1912 to 1921, a continuation of the previous logbook. Most of the ledgers have loose items inside their front and back covers including documents and newspaper clippings.
mssHM 83854-83858