California Historical Society

“ San Francisco, Works Projects Administration, 1942; Sauer, Carl. Road to Cibola. Berkeley, 1932. (Ibero-Americana: 3) ; Hammond, George P., ed. The Treaty of Guadalupe Hi- dalgo, February second, 1848. Berkeley, Friends of the Bancroft Library, 1949. 2 v.; De Golyer, E. The Antiquity of the Oil Industry. Godley, Texas, 1947; Smith, Charles W. A Union List of Manuscripts in Libraries of the Pacific Northwest. Seattle, University of Washington Press, 1931; Jessup, Philip C. The International Problem of Governing Mankind. ”

“ John's Seminary, Camarillo, California. [Los Angeles, Ward Ritchie, 1950]
From MR. EDWARD EBERSTADT-Brown, David L. Three Years in the Rocky Mountains. Printed from the Cincinnati Atlas, 1845. [New York, 1950]
From MRS. F. D. EL WELL— Tucker, J. C. The Veteran's Dream; a Military Drama . . . Oakland, Tribune Publishing Co., 1882.
From THE FIRST UNITARIAN CHURCH OF SAN FRANCISCO-Its: One Hundred Years of the First Unitarian Church of San Francisco. [San Francisco, Grab- horn Press, 1950]
From THE FRENCH CENTENNIAL COMMITTEE, SAN FRANCISCO-Its: The French in California ”

“ Maloney's indefatigable care in assembling materials bearing on the subject, and I stated that the result was a highly significant contribution, which had a continental as well as a local bearing—a remark which could have applied, I think, to Mrs. Maloney's scholarly approach to any matter she happened to have in hand, namely, that its bearing was unpredictable and therefore its examination should be exhaustive.
Mrs. Maloney's death occurred on December 10, 1950, in Berkeley, following a long illness. She is survived by a daughter, Mrs. ”

“ From MRS. ALICE CATT ARMSTRONG- Who's Who in Los Angeles County, 1950-1951. Alice Catt Armstrong, ed. Los Angeles, Who's Who Historical Society [1951] .
From MR. LUBIANO G. BIANCALANA- Vigilante Publications. Pay Dirt. San Francisco, Vigilante Publications, C1949.
From BLAKE, MOFFITT & TOWNE-Footlines & History; Famous Footlines Which Have Appeared on Blake, Moffitt & Toivne's Calendars, Together With a Brief History of . . . the Oldest Paper House in the West. [San Francisco, 1950] From MR. THOMAS P. BROWN-His: U.S.S. San Francisco Memorial. ”

“ Los Angeles, Jake Zeitlin, 193 1; Archer, H. Richard. Literary and Historical Manuscripts in the Clark Me- morial Library, [n.p., 1951] Reprinted from The Autograph Collector's Journal, Jan., 195 1 ; [Dunham, Arthur L.] The Pioneer Period of European Railroads; a Tribute to Mr. Thomas W. Streeter. Boston, Harvard University [C1946] ; [Wheat, Carl I.] Poker As It Was Played in Deadwood in the Fifties. Palo Alto, 1928; Dane, Yvonne I larley. Deborah Dane, a Biography . . . San Francisco, Lawton R. Kennedy, 1936; 1 listorical Society of New Mexico. ”

“ Los Angeles, 1944; Bond, Floyd A., and John A. Vieg. Voluntary Action; Mainstay of a Free Society. The Proceedings of a Conference Sponsored by the Institute of Public Affairs at Pomona College. Claremont, Pomona College, 1950; Smith, T. V. Atomic Power and Moral Faith. Claremont, Friends of the Colleges, 1946; Hammond, George P. Primeria Alta After Kino's Time. Reprinted from the New Mexico Historical Review, 1929; Allen, Edward Weber. Jean Frangois Galaup de Laperouse; a Check List. Reprinted from the California Historical Society Quarterly, 1941; Rickard, T. A. Drift Iron ”