Container List

SERIES I: MARION CANNON PAPERS

BOX 1: FARMERS' ALLIANCE, CALIFORNIA POPULIST CONGRESSMAN

1.1.1-Biographical & Historical Background

a-Standiford. The Pattern of California History, pp. 256-57

b-Hichborn. California Politics, 1891-1939, Vol. 1, pp. 106-110

c-Delmatier. The Rumble of California Politics, 1848-1970, pp. 99-112

d-Marion Cannon. [Diary of a train trip east in 1872; typescript transcription; 9 l.]

e-Marion Cannon Farmers' Alliance Biography in Pacific Rural Press (12-12-90)

f-"A Populist Leader," Riverside Enterprise (2-24-93)

g-"Hon. Marion Cannon visits Nevada City," n.s., n.d. [c1910]

h-"Wedded fifty years they celebrate golden wedding," n.s. (4-30-10)

i-"Over 100 friends," Ventura Post (4-30-20) [60th anniv.]

j-"Death takes honored man; Hon. Marion Cannon answers call," n.s. (Aug. 1920)

k-"Ventura park will be dedicated again," [Marion Cannon Park] Ventura Star Free Press (7-1-1983)

l-"Let the People Rule," 1908 [cert. of campaign contr. by MC for Wm. Jennings Bryan]

1.1.2-President of the California Farmers' Alliance, 1890-92

a-"The People & Their Money," SF Examiner (Jan 1891?)

b-"The aims & future of the Order," PRP (March 1891?)

c-"Farmers' Alliance picnic at Lodi," PRP (3-10-91)

d-"Stirring words for all by President Cannon," PRP (Apr. 1891)

e-"The President's gavel taps," PRP (May 1891)

f-"A cannon of good metal," PRP (May 23, 1891)

g-"President Cannon on the Sub-Treasury Land-Loan Bills," n.s., (May 1891)

h-"The Sub-Treasury Discussion," 1891

i-"On Land-loan bills," PRP (May 30, 1891)

j-"Uncle Sam's cash box & the Alliance A-B-C," PRP (6-6-91)

k-"The President's gavel taps," PRP (10-3-91)

l-"California State FA & IU," PRP (10-27-91)

m-"Circular from the state President," PRP (Nov. 1891)

1.1.3-Farmers' Alliance news from the Pacific Rural Press, 1890-91

a-"National Farmers' Alliance & Industrial Union," (12-90?)

b-"The moral import of the Farmers' Alliance," (12-27-90)

c-"State & District Fairs," (Jan 1891?)

d-"Farmers in Council," (Feb 1891?)

e-"From national organizer Barbee," (Mar 1891)

f-"The Alliance business arm," (Mar 1891)

g-"A little plain talk by G.L. Gilbert," (3-28-91)

h-"Open Alliance at Temescal," (Apr 1891)

i-"Alliance meetings in Solano & Yolo Counties," (5-9-91)

j-"Meeting of Ventura Co. Farmers' Alliance," (7-7-91)

k-"Watsonville Alliance meeting," (9-7-91)

l-"The long roll is beating," (10-1-91)

m-"Alliances," [lists of delegates to State Convention] (10-8-91)

n-"Napa County farmers' convention," (10-17-91)

o-"Alliance Convention at Los Angeles," (10-24-91)

p-"The Annual Session," (10-31-91)

q-"The People's Party," (10-31-91)

1.1.4-Clippings on Populist issues

a-"An honest dollar & Cleveland too," The Virginian (3-19-91)

b-"Do., pt. II," The Virginian (3-26-91)

c-"Free coinage," The Virginian (4-23-91)

d-"Shall we have free coinage?" The Virginian (5-7-91)

e-"Adjourned sine die," n.s. (May 1892?)

f-"The platform," n.s. (1892?)

g-"This is the way the three political parties stand," The Political Economist (1892?)

h-American Bimetallic League. True volume of money at the close of the war (1893?)

i-"The currency," LA Star (8-13-93)

j-"The monometallist creed," Philadelphia Public Ledger (Dec. 1893)

k-"Resolutions passed by the Los Alamos FA & IU," Farmer & Labor Review (Feb. 1894?)

l-"Committed to free silver," SF Examiner (4-30-94?)

m-"Increased wealth of farmers under the Walker Tariff," (1894?)

n-John M. Horner. Public Money, 1899

o-"Gold product," n.s., n.d.

p-"The little table which I have appended...," n.s., n.d.

q-"It is a matter of secondary importance," n.s., n.d.

r-"Rates for money," n.s., n.d.

s-"The fact that the Iowa State Farmers' Alliance has....," n.s., n.d.

1.1.5-Congressional election campaign, 1892

a-Acceptance letter, Salinas, 9-29-92

b-"The Democratic Congressional position in the 6th District," (Oct. 1892)

c-"Harrison Panic" [campaign broadside] (1892 or 93)

d-"Money is not only a national, but an international affair," n.s., n.d. (1892?)

1.1.6-Currency proposals sent to Cannon

a-Robert M. Widney. A National Currency, 1891

b-Do. Our Finances, 1891

c-Do. Gold Standard of Value, 1891

d-Do. A Proposed Substitute for the Sherman Act, 1893

e-William G. Amberg. A Plan for Funding the National Debt...,1894?

f-Mr. Bland. HR 4956: A Bill directing the coinage of the silver bullion held in the Treasury, 1894

g-James B. Murray, Assn. of the Bar, NY. [Analysis of the Free Silver controversy with a solution], n.d.

1.1.7-Cannon's term in the House of Representatives, 1893-95

a-"Cannon's speech at Redondo," Ventura Weekly Democrat (3-23-93)

b-"Congressman Cannon explains," LA Times (Jun 1893?)

c-"The White Metal--Congressman Cannon on," LA Times (7-26-93)

d-"Letters to the Times," [JC Sherer] LA Times (7-27-93)

e-"The gold bugs have made a great parade...," LA Herald (9-1-93)

f-"Now and then there are some very amusing features in American politics," LA Herald (9-6-93)

g-"Letter from Congressman Cannon," Ventura Observer (9-6-93)

h-"Editor Tocsin, Sir:" n.s., (9-16-93)

i-"Difference in treason," LA Herald (Sept. 1893)

j-"Mr. Cannon's excuse," n.s. (Sept. 1893)

k-"Congressman Cannon as a mudslinger," LA Times (Sept. 1893)

l-"Cannon is consistent," Santa Barbara Herald (Sept. 1893)

m-"Cannon went off," LA Examiner (Sept. 1893)

n-"Credit to Cannon," SF Examiner (Sept. 1893)

o-"The vote in detail," n.s. (Sept. 1893)

p-"Principle or expediency?" Ventura Observer (10-18-93)

q-"Representative Cannon believes the measures enacted...,"SF Examiner (Nov. 1893)

r-"The honorable Marion Cannon, whose name has been...," (1893)

s-"Clearing up matters," LA Times (2-11-94?)

t-"How the Democracy treated San Pedro," LA Express (8-15-94)

u-"Marion Cannon's answer," Santa Maria Times, n.d.

v-"Cannon true to his pledge," Modesto News, n.d.

w-"Silver under debate," n.s., n.d.

x-"Congressman Cannon," n.s., n.d.

y-"Sun strokes," The Daily Sun [Colusa Co.?], n.d.

z-"The following letter from a member of the present Congress," Texas Miner (1-8- 95)

1.1.8-Marion Cannon Speeches

a-"Free coinage of silver," 2-25-93 [printed version]

b-"Ten percent tax on State Bank Notes," 6-6-94 [ms. & printed versions]

c-"On Pacific Railroad debts," n.d. [printed version]

1.1.9-Correspondence, 1893-94

a-MC to JC Sherer, 7-17-93 [6 l.]

b-EB Whitney to JS McCue, 8-19-93

c-JS McCue to President Cleveland et al., n.d. [2 l.]

d-JS McCue to MC, 9-14-93 [5 l.]

e-Geo. Campbell, Vallejo to Sen. Stephen M. White, 8-25-93 [10 l.]

f-GC to MC, 9-8-93

g-Henry R. Whitmore to MC, 10-24-93

h-Los Alamos Committee to answer MC response to Bond Resolution, 3-17-94

i-W.D. Hobson to MC, 5-16-94 [7 l.; incl. biogr. of Hobson]

1.1.10-Correspondence in Stephen White Papers [Green Library./Stanford U.] [all corresp. is MC to SW]

a-MC to ___, 11-25-92 [2 l.]

b-2-11 [2 l.]

c-3-1 [2 l.]

d-4-20 [2 l.]

e-5-2 [2 l.]

f-5-4 [4 l.]

g-5-9 [2 l.]

h-5-13 [2 l.]

I-5-27 [1 l.]

j-5-30 [2 l.]

k-6-4

l-6-11 [2 l.]

m-n.d.

1.1.11-Clippings after leaving office

a-"The bankrupt Treasury," Equity n.d. [after April 1895] [MC letter to editor]

b-"Free coinage," The Civic Record (May 1895) [MC letter to editor]

c-"The silver question," Ventura Observer (6-4-95) [MC letter to editor]

d-"Ex-Congressman Cannon," SF Examiner[?] (1895?) [interview w/ MC]

1.1.12-Other background materials

a-US Treasury Dept. Stament of the public debt & of the cash in the Treasury of the United States, Oct. 1893 [6 l.]

b-Charles F. Outland. "Dr. Stephen Bowers, [Editor of the Ventura Observer] controversialist," Ventura Hist. Soc. Quarterly 4:1 (Nov. 1958) [9 l.]

1.1.13-Excerpts from Donald E. Walters. "The Populist Party in California, Ph.D. Diss., Stanford U., 1957 pp. 121-70

1.1.14-Philip M. Walker. [Bibliography on Marion Cannon & the Populist Party in California], 1992-93

SERIES II: MARION R. WALKER: CONGRESSIONAL CAMPAIGN, California 11th District, 1949-50

Box 1: MRW BIOGRAPHICAL MATERIAL

2.1.1-Campaign biographies

2.1.2-Campaign brochures & newspaper advertising

2.1.3-MRW corresp., 11-49

2.1.4-MRW corresp., 12-49

2.1.5-MRW corresp., 1-50

2.1.6-MRW corresp., 2-50

2.1.7-MRW corresp., 3-50

2.1.8-MRW corresp., 4-50

2.1.9-MRW corresp., 5-50

2.1.10-MRW corresp., 6-50

2.1.11-MRW corresp., 7-50

2.1.12-MRW corresp., 8-50

2.1.13-MRW corresp., 9-50

2.1.14-MRW corresp., 10-50

2.1.15-MRW corresp., 11-50

2.1.16-MRW form letters

2.1.17-Ed Kraus corresp.

2.1.18-Others' corresp. [incl. Bob Andrews, John Pinkerton, Fred Farr]

2.1.19-MRW notes

2.1.20-Campaign photos:

a-MRW portrait [5 x 7 glossy]

b-MRW speaking before microphone [5 x 7 glossy]

c-MRW shaking hands w/ John Walsh [5 x 7 glossy]

d-MRW w/ wife & parents [5 x 7 glossy]

e-MRW w/ man & woman in institutional kitchen [5 x 7 glossy]

f-MRW w/ man & two women in wheel chairs [5 x 7 glossy]

g-MRW outdoors w/ men in wheel chairs [5 x 7 glossy]

h-MRW w/ gavel before microphone [8 x 10 glossy; incl. neg]

i-MRW w/ 2 men & 2 women at County Fair booth [?] [8 x 10 glossy; 2 copies]

j-MRW outdoors w/ taller blond man [8 x 10 glossy]

k-MRW w/ unidentified man in VFW cap

l-unidentified man

Box 2: CAMPAIGN RECORDS

2.2.1-MRW Speeches

a-"Another Congressional campaign is drawing to a close..."

b-Do. [draft]

c-"I am happy to have a final opportunity to speak..."

d-Do. [draft]

e-"Good evening, fellow Americans. I am happy to have this last opportunity to talk to you..."

f-"5 Minute Speech Marion R. Walker"

2.2.2-MRW News Releases

a-"San Luis Obispo, Nov. 28--Marion R. Walker, Ventura rancher, was chosen yesterday by the Democratic party leaders..." [2 l.]

b-"It is a distinct honor to be invited by the people of the 11th Congressional District to be the Democratic candidate for Congress"

c-Statement of Policy by Marion R. Walker: Housing; Health Insurance; Water & Conservation; Labor; Agriculture; Pensions; Foreign Policy

d-"Statement by Marion R. Walker on vote of change in the rules of the House of Representatives, Jan. 22, 1950"

e-For release Thursday, March 30 [biogr. stmt.]

f-"My position in regard to foreign policy..."

g-"To Ernest K. Bramblett, House of Representatives, Washington, D.C. Since you are now in the area..."

h-Do., 4-13-50 [ink draft]

i-"In answer to a suit filed by John J. Walsh...," 6-2-50 [2 copies]

j-"Congressman E.K. Bramblett's recent statement that Formosa had been "sold out" to the Chinese Communists..."

k-"Walker expresses belief in need for continued foreign aid programs"

l-"Bobby, here is a copy of the telegram to Truman on wage-price ceilings..." 9-22- 50

m-"In a press statement today Marion R. Walker repeated his call for action immediately to halt inflation..." 9-22-50

n-"In what he termed a heart-to-heart talk," New Mexico's beloved senior senator Dennis Chavez told..."

o-"Since Ernest K. Bramblett is now present in the 11th Congressional district campaigning for re-election, I challenge him for the second time to meet me in public debate..."

p-"Congressional candidate Marion R. Walker of Ventura is winding up the last two weeks of the campaign..."

q-"To the teachers of the 11th Congressional District..." 10-25-50

r-"Spots for KVVC Spanish program" [Nov. 1950]

s-"Spots for Marion R. Walker/KVEN" [Nov. 1950]

t-"Spots for Democratic ticket/KVEN" [Nov. 1950?]

2.2.3-Financial Records

2.2.4-Campaign Planning

a-Staff

b-Calendars

c-lists of radio stations, newspapers

d-Strategies

2.2.5-Press Clippings

2.2.6-Campaign Advertising of Rep. Ernest K. Bramblett

2.2.7-Petitions for MRW candidacy

2.2.8-Sample Ballots and miscellaneous

BOX 3: BACKGROUND MATERIALS PROVIDED BY STATE OR NATIONAL DEMOCRATIC PARTY AND/OR THE FEDERAL GOVERNMENT

2.3.1-Rep. Bramblett (R), 11th California, Voting Record of, 1949-50

2.3.2-Agriculture

2.3.3-Foreign Affairs

2.3.4-Health & Welfare

2.3.5-Housing

2.3.6-Labor

2.3.7-Rivers & Harbors

2.3.8-Platform & Policy

SERIES III: DONALD B. WALKER: ON RACE & AGRICULTURE IN SAN JOAQUIN COUNTY, 1900-1925

BOX I: NON-WHITE AGRICULTURAL WORKERS

3.1.1-Thesis Drafts & Deletions

a-"Appendix D: Statistical Abstract of Non-White Names Roster" [30 computer-printed pages numbered 324-353]

b--"Appendix D: Roster of Non-Whites in San Joaquin Co., 1900-1925" [44 computer-printed pages numbered 354-398]

3.1.2-Bibliography Draft

3.1.3-Notes on various ethnic groups: Chinese

3.1.4-Notes on various ethnic groups: East Indians

3.1.5-Notes on various ethnic groups: Filipinos

3.1.6-Notes on various ethnic groups: Japanese

3.1.7-Notes on various ethnic groups: Koreans

3.1.8-Notes on various ethnic groups: Mexicans

3.1.9-Notes on various ethnic groups: General or multiple groups

3.1.10-Photocopies of source materials on various ethnic groups: Chinese

a-"Chinese potato growers' trust," Central California Record (1-4-13) [3 l.]

b-"Lee Yuen, Court Interpreter, Dead," Stockton Record (3-26-10)

c-Photograph of Chinese on cartload of potatoes from SJ Co. Hist.Museum collection

3.1.11-Photocopies of source materials on various ethnic groups: East Indians

a-"Members of the Pacific Coast Khalsa Diwan Society in front of the Temple in Stockton...," Stockton Record (1915)

b-"Hindus will be put in Class I...," Daily Report (4-30-18)

c-Jacoby, Harold. "More Thind against than sinning" [5 l.]

d-LaBrack, Bruce W. "The Sikhs of Northern California: A Socio-historical Study," pp. 98-99, 102-111, 116-17, 120-21, 124-25, 140-43, 162-63, 198-201, 226-27, 234-39

e-Photograph of 2 Sikh laborers from SJ Co Hist. Museum coll.

3.1.12-Photocopies of source materials on various ethnic groups: Filipinos

a-"Filipino population San Joaquin County, California," 1925 [2 l.; original in Hoover Institute]

b-Hemminger. "Little Manila," Pacific Historian 24:1,3 (1980)

c-Kim. The Filipino in America, 1898-1974..., pp. 129-30

d-E.D. Merrill, Dean, UC College of Agriculture, to Eliot G. Mears, Stanford U., 3-18- 25 [2 l.; original in Hoover Institute]

3.1.13-Photocopies of source materials on various ethnic groups: Japanese

a-Carey. Mountain Men to Astronauts, pp. 78-79 [history of Lodi, Calif.]

b-"Important Japanese landmark for sale" (5-22-78) [Nippon Hospital]

c-Kawakami. Asia at the door, pp. 161-64

d-Ichihashi. The real Japanese question, p. 266

e-Ichikawa. "Cooperative movt. among Japanese farmers in Calif.," pp. i-v, 1-13, 52, 58-68 [original at Hoover Institute]

f-"To educate east on Japanese problem," Willows Daily Journal (2-7-21)

g-Everett Swedenburg. "Policies of segregation in Stockton," 1947 [13 l.]

h-"George Shima denies potato corner," Daily Report (2-25-17)

i-"Ninety-five carloads are stored in south," Daily Report (2-26-17)

j-"Oriental women & children in agriculture," pp. 1-26 [original at Hoover Institute]

k-Mrs. Park. "Visit w/ Mr. George Shima, Potato King of California, July 14, 1924" [4 l.; original at Hoover Institute]

l-Yoshimura. George Shima: Potato King & lover of Chinese classics [67 pp.]

m-"Interview w/ Mr. Uyeda, Secty. Japanese Assn. Stockton (11-24-24)" [2 l.]

n-Naka. "Social & economic conditions among the Japanese farmers of California," pp. 4-20, 37-47, 65-74

o-Excerpts from children's essays in Guy Cook Nisei Collection, MS 33, Holt Atherton Spec. Coll., UOP

p-The other side of infamy

q-Ichihashi. Japanese immigration: Its status in California, pp. 19, 23-24, 29-34

r-"The Literary Digest reproduces this ridiculous libel...," no source

s-"Japanese Association of Stockton," Stockton Evening Mail Special Booster Issue, c1908

t-"The Joe Sunshine Company sold tea, herbs, food, hardware & wine," Lodi Historical Calendar, 1987

u-Photos from books and the San Joaquin Co. Hist. Museum Coll. [Lee Phillips, George Shima; Japanese workers in fields (2 different views); George Shima w/ boat; Sacks of potatoes in field; George Shima at one of his banquets; George Shima's potato exhibit at Stockton Potato Festival]

3.1.14-Photocopies of source materials on various ethnic groups: Mexicans

a-Joseph M. Santos. "Poverty & problems of the Mexican immigrant," pp. v-vi, 84- 85, 88-95, 186-201

b-"Interview No. 50. 6-5-18, Dr. Hewitt, one of the leading archeologists of the United States..." [1 l.; original at Hoover Institute]

c-"Investigation of Mexican affairs, Sixty-Sixth Congress, 2d Session, 1919-1920" [5 l.; original at Hoover Institute]

d-"Thesis by F. Bryan/Mexican immigrants in the United States" [2 l.; original at Hoover Institute]

e-"From information service, Saturday, Nov. 1, 1924, Race Relations Number" [1 l.; original at Hoover Institute]

f-Mark Reisler. By the sweat of their brows, pp. 1-95

3.1.15-Photocopies of source materials on various ethnic groups: Miscellaneous

a-Interview w/ Mr. Schwartz re Asian farming in Delta, 12-9-24 [2 l.; original in Hoover Institute]

b-Interview w/ Mr. Wilhoit re Asian farming in Delta, 12-2-24 [4 l.; original in Hoover Institute]

c-Interview w/ C. Grunsky re Asian farming in Delta, 12-19-24 [3 l.; original in Hoover Institute]

d-Interview w/ W. Atherton re Asian farming in Delta, 12-2-24 [2 l.; original in Hoover Institute]

e-Interview w/ Mr. J.M. Bigger of Bigger & Inman Realty, Stkn., re Asian farming in Delta, 12-3-24 [5 l.; original in Hoover Institute]

f-Interview w/ Henry Hansen, Mgr. Geo. Shima's Empire Navigation Co. re Asian farming in Delta, 12-9-24 [2 l.; original in Hoover Institute]

g-Interview w/ G.E. Melone, Melone & Perry Grain Buyers, Stkn., re Asian farming in Delta, 12-12-24 [2 l.: original in Hoover Institute]

BOX 2: NON-WHITE CROP & CHATTEL MORTGAGES INDEX NOTES; NEWSPAPER INDEXING; THESIS DRAFT

3.2.1-"Race relations & specialty crops: A history of San Joaquin County agriculture, 1900-1925" [draft of MA Thesis, CSUS; black vinyl binder]

3.2.2-Non-White Crop & Chattel Mortgages Index notes

3.2.3-San Joaquin County newspaper index for Non-Whites: 1900 [created by DW]

3.2.4-San Joaquin County newspaper index for Non-Whites: 1901

3.2.5-San Joaquin County newspaper index for Non-Whites: 1902

3.2.6-San Joaquin County newspaper index for Non-Whites: 1903

3.2.7-San Joaquin County newspaper index for Non-Whites: 1904

3.2.8-San Joaquin County newspaper index for Non-Whites: 1905

3.2.9-San Joaquin County newspaper index for Non-Whites: 1906

3.2.10-San Joaquin County newspaper index for Non-Whites: 1907

3.2.11-San Joaquin County newspaper index for Non-Whites: 1908

3.2.12-San Joaquin County newspaper index for Non-Whites: 1909

3.2.13-San Joaquin County newspaper index for Non-Whites: 1910

3.2.14-San Joaquin County newspaper index for Non-Whites: 1911

3.2.15-San Joaquin County newspaper index for Non-Whites: 1912

3.2.16-San Joaquin County newspaper index for Non-Whites: 1913

3.2.17-San Joaquin County newspaper index for Non-Whites: 1915

3.2.18-San Joaquin County newspaper index for Non-Whites: 1916

3.2.19-San Joaquin County newspaper index for Non-Whites: 1917

3.2.20-San Joaquin County newspaper index for Non-Whites: 1918

3.2.21-San Joaquin County newspaper index for Non-Whites: 1919

3.2.22-San Joaquin County newspaper index for Non-Whites: 1920

3.2.23-San Joaquin County newspaper index for Non-Whites: 1921

3.2.24-San Joaquin County newspaper index for Non-Whites: 1922

3.2.25-San Joaquin County newspaper index for Non-Whites: 1923

3.2.26-San Joaquin County newspaper index for Non-Whites: 1924

3.2.27-San Joaquin County newspaper index for Non-Whites: 1925

3.2.28-Index to Names & Subjects in James Earl Wood interviews, James Earl Wood Papers, Env. 3, Bancroft Library

3.2.29-Photocopies of San Joaquin County Directory pages listing Non-Whites, 1900, 1913, 1915,1920, 1925, 1927

3.2.30-Stockton street maps showing Asian Ghetto areas, 1908-25

BOX 3: AGRICULTURE--SOIL, WEATHER, CROPS, ETC.

3.3.1-SJ Co weather patterns & effect on agriculture, 1900-25

3.3.2-SJ Co Soils

3.3.3-Notes on miscellaneous crops: Crop generalities

3.3.4-Notes on miscellaneous crops: Almonds

3.3.5-Notes on miscellaneous crops: Asparagus

3.3.6-Notes on miscellaneous crops: Barley

3.3.7-Notes on miscellaneous crops: Beans

3.3.8-Notes on miscellaneous crops: Celery

3.3.9-Notes on miscellaneous crops: Cherries

3.3.10-Notes on miscellaneous crops: Grapes

3.3.11-Notes on miscellaneous crops: Onions

3.3.12-Notes on miscellaneous crops: Peaches

3.3.13-Notes on miscellaneous crops: Potatoes

3.3.14-Notes on miscellaneous crops: Sugar Beets

3.3.15-Photocopies of source materials

a-German. A brief history of the South San Joaquin Irrigation District, [pages unnumbered; 11 l.]

b- "George Shima, `The Potato King of California'" Stockton Evening Mail San Joaquin Valley Development Edition (1911)

c-Thompson. Manteca: Chapters from its history, pp. 129-30, 135- 36, 141-43

d-Thompson. "The Settlement geography of the Sacramento-San Joaquin Delta, California," pp. 1, 63-66, 68-72, 74, 76, 78-80, 219, 223-30, 232-37, 301-06, 308, 311-18, 328-32, 334-36, 338-44, 347-49, 351-58, 365-67, 369, 371-73, 375-76, 378-80, 382-88, 394-96, 406-07, 409, 411-13, 415-17, 421-24, 458, 460-65, 477-79, 482-83, 486, 537-50 [bibliography]

e-10th Development Edition of the Byron Times, 1926/27

f- Wm. J. Rogers. "The Delta Story," Stockton Record (July 1951)

g-"Lodi grew rapidly from the start," Lodi Historical Calendar, 1981

h- "When Lodi was the watermelon capital of the world," Lodi Historical Calendar, 1980

i-San Joaquin County Assessor's Office. 1911 Plat Book, T4NR4E, T4NR5E, T4NR6E

j-Fisher. San Joaquin County pp. 13, 15

k- Weir. Soils of San Joaquin County, pp. 1-3