Manuscripts
Rhyolite, Nevada documents
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Panoramas of Tonopah, Goldfield, Bullfrog, Rhyolite and Diamondfield, Nevada
Visual Materials
No old shelf mark. Five panoramic views on one sheet. Caption for Goldfield panorama: "Photographed Expressly for the Twentieth Century Miner by P.E. Larson, Goldfield, Nevada." Prime meridian: GM. Relief: pictorial. Printing Process: Lithography. Verso Text: MS notes: "Panoramas" of Tonopah, Goldfield, Bullfrog, Rhyolite and Diamondfield.
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War Department Ciphers Received Feb. 7 to June 26, 1862
Manuscripts
292 pages; 36 x 22 cm. Title from spine label. Cover label: U. S. Military Telegraph. E. M. Stanton, and War Dept., Received. End date appears to be July 23; the last written telegram is dated June 26, but the previous telegram is dated July 23rd. Approximately 327 telegrams. P. 182-183 and 235-292 are blank.
EC 2

Printed invitation to opening of New Chinatown
Manuscripts
Invitation on glossy paper to the opening of New Chinatown on June 25, 1938. Attached to invitation is an invoice from the printer. Mitchell & Herb Engravers.
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Document regarding the estate of W.A. Leidesdorff
Manuscripts
This document is a bond for administration of the estate of William Alexander Leidesdorff. It is authored by WIlliam Davis Merry Howard and Thomas Oliver Larkin, and is for the attention of John Townsend. It appears to be a template, as it included spaces for dates and signatures, but the spaces remain blank. Dated June, 1848.
mssHM 35199
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Martinon, A. 1 letter to Gaspar Oreña (in Spanish)
Manuscripts
Note: this letter is glued to a sheet of cardstock to which another document is attached. The second is an 1873 invoice for Gaspar Oreña from Santa Clara College
HM 70944
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Walter E. Scott [Death Valley Scotty] letter to William F. Keys
Manuscripts
In this letter, Walter Scott tells his friend Bill Keys that he got his letter and is out in the mountains with the mules. He would be home in a week and wanted to drop by and tell him what was on his mind. Scott mentions that "they" are going to make a picture and will tell Bill about it when he sees him. Letter is on Walter Scott's letterhead, The Castle at Death Valley, Goldfield, Nevada. Cover is postmarked Goldfield, Nev., 7AM, June 22, 1935. A second postmark on the verso is from Banning, Calif., 8PM, June 25, 1935. Letter is addressed to Bill Keys, Desert Queen PO, White water, Calif. via Banning.
mssHM 30948