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Page 271
... Anza entered the great range by way of San Felipe Creek . " The canyon is formed by several very high , rocky mountains , or it would be better to say , by great heaps of rocks and stones of all sizes , which look as though they had ...
... Anza entered the great range by way of San Felipe Creek . " The canyon is formed by several very high , rocky mountains , or it would be better to say , by great heaps of rocks and stones of all sizes , which look as though they had ...
Page 272
... Anza crossed the plateau , a distance of some fifteen miles , and , little hindered by falling snow on the mountains , which turned to mist in the valley , de- scended Bautista Canyon and camped on San Jacinto River . A few days later ...
... Anza crossed the plateau , a distance of some fifteen miles , and , little hindered by falling snow on the mountains , which turned to mist in the valley , de- scended Bautista Canyon and camped on San Jacinto River . A few days later ...
Page 273
... Anza to San Gabriel on his first journey , and Eixarch , were to remain with the Yuma Indians at the mouth of the Gila . Font went as diarist and astronomer . The Gila was reached on the 28th of November without other grave mishap than ...
... Anza to San Gabriel on his first journey , and Eixarch , were to remain with the Yuma Indians at the mouth of the Gila . Font went as diarist and astronomer . The Gila was reached on the 28th of November without other grave mishap than ...
Page 274
... Anza ordered a cabin erected for the fri- ars and their servants and stocked it with provi- sions for four months . Chief Palma aided with all the weight of his great authority . Such was the beginning of white settlement at Yuma . On ...
... Anza ordered a cabin erected for the fri- ars and their servants and stocked it with provi- sions for four months . Chief Palma aided with all the weight of his great authority . Such was the beginning of white settlement at Yuma . On ...
Page 275
... Anza reprimanded the man , and Father Font reproved Anza . Anza's cavalcade turned northwestward now and crossed the Sierras by way of the path he had discovered on his former journey . The snow - cov- ered mountains extended a chilly ...
... Anza reprimanded the man , and Father Font reproved Anza . Anza's cavalcade turned northwestward now and crossed the Sierras by way of the path he had discovered on his former journey . The snow - cov- ered mountains extended a chilly ...
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