Index of History of Monrovia by John L. Wiley, 1927

24th Company Coast Artillery Corps, National Guard of 165-171 California 110 East Orange Avenue 144 business address for harness maker Joseph M. Gerhard 115 East Lime Avenue 199 location of Monrovia Daily News 115 East White Oak Avenue 194 location of Charles Varian's grocery store 117 East Lime Avenue 191 home of Richard Bullock (a.k.a. Deadwood Dick ) 119 South Heliotrope Avenue 192 home of Don Walters 119 West Palm Avenue 199 location of Monrovia Daily News 120 East Walnut 182 James Banning home 120 West Lemon Avenue 280 location of Nazarene Church 123 Melrose Avenue 136 home of Ella Taylor; fire 1914 135-137 West Orange Avenue 191 housed the Monrovia Furniture Company 145 North Myrtle Avenue 140 home of Hugh S. Haven 1914 146 West Huntington Drive 181 home of John McWilliams 201 West Olive Avenue 280 location of First Lutheran Church 210 West Orange Avenue 161 home of Capt. Albert H. Johnson 216 East Palm Avenue 280 location of Church of Christ Scientist home of William N. Monroe until his home, The Oaks, was 225 Monroe Place 45 completed; later the home of brother C.O. Monroe; Wiley incorrectly gives the address as 225 Oak Avenue 234 North Canyon Boulevard 252 home of Senator Herbert Johnston Evans 248 West Lime Avenue 151 home of Mr. and Mrs. Virgil Marr 327 West Lemon Avenue 161 home of Judge James B. Holloway 410 South Myrtle Avenue 193 location of Monrovia Hardware Company/Store 411 South Myrtle Avenue 201 location of Monrovia Evening Post 415 North Primrose 157 home of M.A. Conable 421 S. Myrtle Avenue 131 home to McBratney's Irish Linen Store 423 Myrtle Avenue 131 home to McBratney's Irish Linen Store 507 North Magnolia 152 home of Mrs. D.E. Perkins 617 South Myrtle Avenue 179 location of Monrovia Hardware Company 739 West Huntington Drive 254 location of Mark Thomson's piano business A Daughter of the Dons 155 second film by the Monrovia Feature Film Company A.A. Tanner & Co. 187 A.F. Tanner & Co. 187 Abbott, E.E.P. (Reverend) 278 Adams, A. 172 Wiley doesn't make it clear if this is Augustus Adams Adams, Augustus 172 Adams, John B. 90 this is probably a typo; there is no R.B. Adams listed in the Adams, R.B. (Dr.) 268 City Directories; should be R.D. Adams Adams, R.D. (Dr.) 122, 239, 264 Adams, Russell 173 Adamson, T.H. 246 Admission Day 38 refers to California's admission to the United States, 9/9/1850

Advent Christian Church 280 corner of Canyon and Lime Avenues Aeolian Orchestra 103 Index of History of Monrovia by John L. Wiley, 1927

African Americans 124-125 Wiley refers to them as "colored folks" or "colored people" Agnus, T.A. (Mrs.) 172 Aid Society 249 group affiliated with the Presbyterian Church Ainley, C.H. (Mrs.) 106 Ainley, Charles H. 173, 235, 268 Ainley, Fred G. 133, 189, 266 Ainley, R.G. 124 Ainley, Ralph 173 Akard, Bryan J. 170 Albitro, Delfina 104 Alcoholic beverages 55-56 Alexander, F.R. (Frank) 191, 274, 276 proprietor of the Colonial Theater Alexander, Harry R. 173 Allison, D.C. 236 Los Angeles architect Allison, J.E. 236 Los Angeles architect Allison, John S. (Dr.) 110, 216 Allison, John S. (Dr.) 216a photograph, n.d. Allison, John S. (Mrs.) 217 Alpha Beta Stores 270 Alta Vista Avenue 53 formerly J.I.C. Avenue Alvarez, Joe 124 American Bank Building 117 same as American National Bank American National Bank 95, 162 opened May 1905 American National Bank Building 166, 179 northwest corner of Myrtle and Orange Avenues American National Bank of 277 Monrovia 168, 172-173, American Red Cross 228 Anderson, C.A. 183-184 Anderson, Charles 247 Anderson, George 51 Wiley didn't make it clear if he's the same as George H. 164, 172-173, Anderson, George H. 204 Anderson, J. (Reverend) 247 Anderson, John C. 51, 85, 87 Anderson, L.H. 221 Anderson, Otto (Reverend) 279 Andrews, Harry (Mrs.) 95 Angeles Forest Protective 223, 225 Association Anson Building 194 133, 136, 153, Anson, C.H. 193, 212 Anson, C.H. (Mrs.) 98 Apollo Club 103 group of local musicians Arms, H. 172 Armstrong, E.S. 59, 89, 286 Index of History of Monrovia by John L. Wiley, 1927

Armstrong, E.S. (Mrs.) 95, 98, 172 Armstrong, E.T. (Mrs.) 83 Art Shop 187 Arthur Asher Store 245 Associated Chambers of Commerce of the San Gabriel 189 Valley Atchison, Lura 146 Automobile Country Club 155 Avery, R.C. 133 209, 251, 266- Aztec Hotel Robert B. Stacy-Judd, architect 267, 271-273 Aztec Hotel Association 209 Azusa de Duarte Rancho 37 Azusa, City of 37, 40 B and C Block 163 Bachert Building 112 Bachman, Charles 160 Backus, Lincoln G. 135, 271 Bacon, Lide 244 Bacon, W.W. (Capt.) 244, 246 Bacon, W.W. (Mrs.) 244 Bacon, Williamson W. 169 Badeau Block 134 southeast corner of Myrtle and Orange Avenues Badeau Building 59 SW corner of Myrtle and Orange Avenues Badeau, Rachel O. (Matthewson) 134 Badeau, W.C. 122 Badeau, William Case 133-134 Badgley, B.O. 165 Badgley, Benjamin O. 169, 173 Bagg, Edna (Bicknell) 50 Bagley (Mrs.) 61 Bailey, G.S. end page author of poem Monrovia (1887) Bailey, W.F. 112 Wiley's mistake. Bailey's initials are W.J. 152, 162, 172, Baird, W.M. 274, 276 Baird, W.S. 275 Baird, William M. 275, 277-278 Baird, William, M. 278a photograph, n.d. Baker (Dr.) 69 Baker, Ben 124 Baker, Ben B. 173 Baker, C.L. 165 Baker, Charles 173 Baker, Frederick 126 Baker, J.H. 172 Index of History of Monrovia by John L. Wiley, 1927

Baker, R.M. (Colonel) 121-122 Baldridge, Claude C. 171 38, 42-44, 46- 47, 52, 71, 88, Baldwin, E.J. (Lucky) 110-111, 161- 162, 282, 285

Baldwin, J.M. 100a photograph, n.d. 100-101, 105, general manager of Monrovia Telephone and Telegraph Baldwin, Joel M. 114 Company Baldwin, Jennie 146 part of the Monrovia's float entry in the Rose Parade, 1915 Balloon (Dirigible) 128-130 Bank of America 214 pp. 213-214: explanation for the muddle of bank names in Bank of Italy 213-216 Monrovia Bank of Monrovia 56-57 48, 50-51, 56- 57, 60, 66-67, 71, 95, 113, Banks 117, 162, 166, see also names of individual banks 179, 203-210, 213-216, 245, 253, 277 Banks, C. H. 212a photograph, n.d. Banks, C.H. 212-213 134, 156, 187, Banks, Chester Oswald 195, 200, 210 Banks, L.M. (Mrs.) 98 Banning (Mrs.) 267 Banning, J.F. 69, 80, 91-91 Banning, James 182 Banning, Nettie 182 married Joseph Combs Baptist Church 84 Baptist Church of Monrovia 231, 268 Barber, H.P. 274 Barber, Harry B. 170, 173, 274 Barker, H.C. (Mrs.) 244 Barks, W.G. (Mrs.) 172 Barks, William G. 274 Barnes' General Store 52-59 Barnes' Hall 230, 264, 278 Barnes, A.J. (Mrs.) 95 Barnes, C.W. 72 Barnes, Cornelia 263 52, 63-64, 89, Barnes, L. 96, 122, 133, 263 Index of History of Monrovia by John L. Wiley, 1927

Barnes, Manton 173 Barnes, Will A. 90 Barr, Louis 271 Barr, Sara (McCleery) 142-143 centenarian; home at California and Lemon Avenues Barre, Walter S. 273-274 Barry, George 198 Barry, George (Mrs.) 198 Barry, George A. 102 Barry, Harriet 92 Bartle Building 113 Bartle, Amelia (Mrs.) 83 Bartle, Gerald 173, 204-205 Bartle, J.H. (Mrs.) 106, 246 Bartle, John 122 cannot verify who this is - the age is wrong for John H. 57, 66, 78, 80- 83, 88, 91, 97, Bartle, John H. 151, 163, 172, 176, 203-205, 209, 213, 285

Bartle, John H. 204 photograph, n.d. Bartle, John H. (Mrs.) 95, 192 daughter of the Bowerman family Bartle, Kathleen 205 Bashford, Herbert 97 Baxter Bros. 68 laid 4-1/2 miles of gas pipe in Monrovia in 1888 Baxter property 230 NE corner of Lemon and Myrtle Avenues Baxter, Harold 124 44, 51, 80-81, Baxter, John A. fire chief 111, 114 Baxter, W. 64 Baxter, W.A. 89 Baxter, Walter 124 Baxter, William 69, 124 Beaman, Charles L. 124, 166, 169 Beaman, Leon 146 Beamer, Charlotte 191 niece of Richard Bullock (a.k.a. Deadwood Dick ) Beamon, Charles Leon 173 Bear Canyon 221 Beardslee, F. Claude 181 Beardslee, N. 181 Beardslee, Roy 181 Beardslee, W.R. 181 Beardsley, F.M. 136, 153, 274 Beatty, Melvin K. 173 Beaty, Melvin K. 170 Becker, Bert 132 Beckman, S.O. (Mrs.) 95 Beecher, Charles E. 173 Index of History of Monrovia by John L. Wiley, 1927

Belcher, Major L. 169 Bell, D.C. 89 Bell, George W. 124 Bell, John H. 71 Belmont Hotel 59 Belsford, Clifford 124 Beville, Sue 142 fatality during flood in 1914 Bender, Everett 173 Bender, Harold R. 173 Bennett, J.H. 122 Bennett, Samuel C. 138, 164, 189 Bentley, G.F. 267, 270 Berger, Fred R. 173 Berkenhager, J.B. 90 Berry, Frank K. 212 Berry, Herbert F. 171 Best, Florence 109 Bicknell & Trask 49 law firm Bicknell & White 49 law firm of J.D. Bicknell and Stephen M. White Bicknell addition 58 refers to sale of lots to fund the Orange Avenue School Bicknell estate 197 Bicknell, Gibson, Dunn & 49 law firm Crutcher 47-50, 56, 58, Bicknell, J.D. (Judge) 80, 150 Bicknell, Judge J. D. 50a photograph, n.d. Billiard hall 51 Bishop, Lyle 173 Bivens, F.H. 153-154 Black, G.W. 89 156, 182, 187, Black, Lewis P. 195, 200, 210 135, 156, 164, Black, Ralph W. 174 Blain, Harold B. 174 Blair, L.R. 59 architect of Orange Avenue School Blakely, Wallace C. 199 city editor for Monrovia Daily News Blamer, Dewitt 174 Blimp 128-130 Bliss (Mr.) 73 Bliss Bros. 78 Bliss Ranch 72-73 Blue Ribbon Dairy 132 Blythe, Eskaline 146 part of the Monrovia's float entry in the Rose Parade, 1915 Blythe, Vernon 173 Board of Health 69 Index of History of Monrovia by John L. Wiley, 1927

87, 97-98, Board of Trade progenitor of the Chamber of Commerce 113, 128, 250 Board, J.E. 228 Boddy, Andrew 80-81 Boddy, George 90 Boden, F.H. 191 Boge, Theodore C. 170, 174 Bolander, David 174 Bonebrake, George H. 60 Booker, Newman 246 Booth, Harry 174 Boroff, Walter M. 90 Boroff, Will 90 Bortells, Frank L. 274 Boswell, George A. 171 90, 155, 218- zanjaro in charge of the irrigation system in the City; City Bovee, Ernest A. 220 Marshal Bovee, H.M. 90 Bovee, Paul 138, 174 Bovee, W.F. 90 Bowerman, Amelia 205 married John H. Bartle Bowerman, Annie V. 192, 205 Bowerman, C.S. 122 Bowerman, Clarence C. 90, 192 Bowerman, Kenneth V. 75, 192 Bowerman, Stephen 59, 192, 205 Bowes, Glenn H. 174 executive secretary of the Los Angeles chapter of the Red Bowler, Aida C. 228 Cross Boy Scouts 133 Boy Scouts 234 Boy Scouts 235 Boy Scouts 276 Boyd, Francis E. 174 Boyd, Wallace W. 174 Boyden, Henry 124 Boys and Girls Club 234 Bradbury, Louis 186 Bradbury estate 104 44, 53, 57, 71, Bradbury, L.L. 78, 260-261 Bradbury, Lewis 205, 261 Bradbury, Minerva 186 married Col. Isaac Hilliard Polk Bradbury, Semona (Martinez) 260-261 Bradbury/Monrovia water dispute 284 Brainard, Harry 173 Index of History of Monrovia by John L. Wiley, 1927

Brenna, Aeneas 77 Brewer, Arney H. 170, 174, 274 Brewer, Edward L. 274 Brossart, J.F. 56-57 Brougher, J.W. (Dr.) 265 Brown, A.P. (Reverend) 265 Brown, C.O. (Mrs.) 168 165, 168-169, Brown, Charles O. (Captain) 172-173 Brown, John 244 Brown, W.A. (Reverend) 232 Brownfield, Herman P. 170, 174 Brownlie, James 71 Bryant, O.W. 274, 276 Bryson, John (Sr.) 60 Buck, E.L. 53 started first newspaper in Monrovia, The Planet Buckner, James Felix 90 Buick Agency 194 Building Permits 190 activity 1912-1926 Bulger, Donald 124 Bull, W.T. 67 Bullock, J. 155 operator of the horse livery stables in Monrovia Bullock, Richard 191 referred to as the original Deadwood Dick of dime novel fame Bultman, Paul G. 173 Bultman, Robert (Mrs.) 143 Bunker, J.E. 245-246 Burchell, David 173 Burnett, H. 122 first commencement class of Ivy Avenue school: Blanche Burr, Clyde 99 Knowlton, Ida Norton, Beulah Dingman, Clyde Burr, Harry Evans, Waldo Killian, 1905 Burr, Clyde R. 173, 257 Burr, F.W. 78 Burr, Walter G. 90 Burt, G.W. 89 Business Men's Association 173 organized for the purposing of entertaining soldiers in WWI Butts, M.L. (Mrs.) 106, 264 Wiley mistakenly calls has L.M. Butts on page 106 Butts, William K. 265 Bynum, Estell 124 Bynum, Lindley 124, 146 Bynum, Thomas (Mrs.) 124 147-150, 160, Bynum, Thomas (Tom) 228, 264 Bynum, Tom 150a photograph, n.d. C.F. DeBaun Electric Company 187 C.W.B.N. Auxiliary 267 Cabrillo, Juan Rodrigues 30 Index of History of Monrovia by John L. Wiley, 1927

Calaboose 85-86 Spanish for jail Caldwell, C.B. (Mrs.) 172 Caldwell, Charles B. (Dr.) 174 California Bank Act 207 authored by J.F. Sartori California Hardware Company 196 California Limited 179-180 Santa Fe Railroad's continental fliers Calvert, J.W. 276 Camp Rincon 190, 223 Camp West Fork 224 Campbell, C.A. 67 Campbell, James (Reverend) 279 Campfire Girls 234 Canawan, Jesse 171 Canoll, Henry 83 Cantowine, Clarence K. 170-171 Carlander, Roy J. 174 Carmichael, D.F. 283 Carnegie Library 106 opened January 1908 Carnegie, Andrew 93, 98, 106 p. 93: terms for building a free public library in Monrovia Carnes, George Henry 174 Carothers, F.K. 168 Carpenter's Union 59 Carrigan, Lewis 250 Carson, John 124 Carson, M. 122 Carter, Cyril O. 174 Carter, Frank 124 Carter, Frank B. 170, 174 Carter, K.A.P. 124 Carter, Kenneth 124, 136 Carter, Kenneth (Jr.) 165 Carter, Kenneth P. 169, 174 Carter, Leon R. 170 these are likely the same people: Carter and Cartier Cartier, Leon R. 174 these are likely the same people: Carter and Cartier Cartter, William G. 274 52, 56, 67, Case, J.I. 118 Casner, Asa C. 89 Casner, Charles W. 105, 114 163, 165, 169, Casner, John W. 174 F.O. Cass sued City of Monrovia for water rights to Sawpit Cass Water case 178 Canyon water Cass, F.O. 178 Cates, Mary (Bicknell) 50 Caughell, Vernon 174 Caylor, Edgar C. 174 Celano, Marie 183-184 consort to notorious bandit Dale Jones Index of History of Monrovia by John L. Wiley, 1927

Central House 53, 59 one of the 1st buildings in Monrovia 95, 152-154, Chamber of Commerce 213, 250-251, reorganized from Board of Trade in 1922 271 Chambers, J.C. 89 Chaminade Club 248 86, 88, 239, Chapman wells 284-288 Chapman, A. Scott 285 Chapman, A.B. 86, 284-285 Chapman, C.C. 268, 270 Chappelow, William 74 Charlotte Avenue 47 named for Col. Samuel Keefer's daughter (now Canyon Dr.) Charlotte Avenue School 104, 255 Charlton, R.H. 223 Chateau Park 66 Cherry, Frank M. 66 Chess, Claude S. 209 Chess, Ed. 60, 62 Chess, Edna A. 209 Chess, Edward 208 Chess, Frank 208 Chess, Minnie B. (Smith) 208 Chess, William A. 208a photograph, n.d. 60, 65, 83, 85, 87, 89, 124, Chess, William Albert 138, 140, 172, 203, 205, 208- 210 Chicago Park 54 Chickering, E.N. 124 Children's Hospital of Los 243 Angeles Chilver, C.R. 274 Chinese laundry 85 Christian Endeavor Society 249 Christie Comedies Company 177 Christie, Al 177 Chronister, W.C. 174 Church, Carlton 174 58, 61, 84, 109, 192-193, 230-236, 244- Churches see also names of individual churches 250, 260-263, 268-271, 278- 280 Citizens Bank of Monrovia 211-212, 253 Index of History of Monrovia by John L. Wiley, 1927

Citizens Defense Association 202 127-128, 140, Citrus Groves 157, 160, 192, 217 City Hall (Monrovia) 57, 94, 96-97 City Manager, establishment of 198 64, 69, 80-85, 87, 91-93, 99, 105, 114, 126- City Officials 127, 134-135, 156, 182, 187, 195, 200, 210 Civic Center 198 66, 221, 224, Clamshell Canyon 226-227 Clark, Byron 246 Clark, C.H. 189 Clark, Cassius 174 Clark, Prince H. 171 Clark, S.L. 122 Clark, Samuel G. 174 Clarke, Chapman A. 85 Cleary (Mrs.) 228 Cleland, R.W. (Mrs.) 245 Cleland, R.W. (Reverend) 247 Clemmons, William E. 165 Clifford, J.J. (Reverend) 260 Clifton, A.R. 172, 185, 258 Principal of Monrovia High School, 1913- Clover, Dan E. 173 Cloverleaf Canyon 141, 226, 178 misspelled Clover Leaf Canyon, pg. 178 Clower, Dan E. 133 Cochran, Albert 174 Cochran, S.A. 246-247 Cohan, George M. 159-160 nephew of Thomas Bynum Coit, J. Eliot 127 professor of citrology (yes - that was a thing) Colborn, I.R. 247 Colborn, I.R. (Mrs.) 247 Colborn, Maude E. 247 Colburn, Kenneth 146 53, 59, 231, Colcord, D.H. (Reverend) Congregationalist minister 278 Cole, Lambert 174 Cole, M.W. (Mrs.) 98 Coleman, W.T. 172 Collins, Fred 174 Collins, Herbert 174 Index of History of Monrovia by John L. Wiley, 1927

Collins, J.E. 174 Collins, Lee 174 Collins, Lewis M. 169, 174 Collins, W.D. 174 Colmrey, D.R. (Reverend) 247 Colonial Theater 191, 274, 276 opened February 20, 1920 Comb, E. 122 Combs (Mrs.) 267 Combs, Arthur B. 174, 182 Combs, Ennis 90 Combs, Joseph 134, 181-182 Joseph and Josephus appear to be the same people Combs, Josephus 81, 85, 87, 89 Joseph and Josephus appear to be the same people Commercial Bank of Los Angeles 48 Commins, Charles M. 250 Community Orchestra 248 Conable (Sergeant) 169 Conable, M.A. (Mrs.) 157 Conable, M.E. (Mrs.) 106 Conable, M.R. (Mrs.) 173 Conable, Morris E. 165, 174 Conaty, Thomas F. (Bishop) 260-262 Cone, Harold J. 171 Congregational Church of 231, 245-246, NW corner of Lime and Canyon Avenues Monrovia 267, 278-280 Congregationalists 58, 230, 245 Conway, Michael J. 262-263 Cook, W.H. 81 75, 83, 89-90, Cooke, Cyrus F. City recorder; name misspelled as Cook on pg. 90 & 285 285 Cooke, W.M. 135 Cooley, Hal 162-163 leading man in The Daughter of the Dons brought a charge of plagiarism against The Daughter of the Cooney, Percival J. 159 Dons Cooper, G.M. 75 Cooper, Victor 75 52, 61, 88-89, Cornes, Frank J. 163, 172, 285- 286 Cornes, H.J. 151 Cortez, Fernando 29 Costanso, Miguel 30 County Health Department (Los 243-244 Angeles) County Poor Farm 276 Covert, Charles M. 274 Cowan, R.B. 105, 114 Cowen (Mr.) 94 proprietor of Hotel Antlers Cox, David Proctor 174 Index of History of Monrovia by John L. Wiley, 1927

Wiley refers to him as General Coxey, but he was an Ohio Coxey, Jacob 83 businessman Wiley mistakenly calls it Coxey Army; a protest march by Coxey's Army 83 unemployed workers Cramlet, Charles S. 172 Crandall, H.E. 93 102, 111-112, chief of volunteer fire department, name misspelled Crandell Crandall, J.A. (Jack) 114, 187, 189 on pg. 187 & 189 Crandall, T.R. (Mrs.) 187 Crandall, W.A. 81 170, 174, 274- Crandall, William W. 275 Crank, J.F. 47 Crawford, O.D. (Reverend) 278 Crews, Anna 156 librarian Crews, B.F. (Mrs.) 124 Crews, Ben F. 89, 156 Crews, Frank 156 Crews, George 156, 174 Crews, George L. 274 Crews, John 156 Cronenwett, A.E. (Mrs.) 106 67-68, 74-75, Cronenwett, Albert E. 92, 155, 198 Cronenwett, Fred 174 Cronie's Band 75-76 nickname for band established by A.E. Cronenwett Cross, J.G. 122 Cross, J.G. (Mrs.) 95 Crump, E.C. 210 Cullis, George Dark 174 Culver (Mr.) 64 Cunningham, John Wilton 191 (Reverend) Cunningham, Virgil M. 171 Cutting, J.R. 88, 285 Dairies 242-243 D'Aleria Armond (Count) 188 Dalton Rancho 37 Dalzell, Robert 228 156, 182, 187, Daniel, J.P. 195, 198, 200, 210, 235 Daniels, C.L. 179 Daniels, Clyde 195, 198 hardware merchant Darcy, P.M. 282 Davies, B.C. (Dr.) 264 Davies, B.C. (Mrs.) 95 Davies, P. 122 Davis (Ranger) 223 Index of History of Monrovia by John L. Wiley, 1927

Davis and Rush 61 law firm Davis, Bertram C. (Dr.) 174 Davis, C.F. 153, 165, 172 Davis, Charles A. 201 Davis, Charles F. 174 Davis, Jonathan R. 247 Davis, T.R. 124 Davisson Contracting Co. 195 Davisson, B.R. 83, 110, 286 Day and Night Heater Company 112 supplied residences with hot water de Anza, Juan Bautista 33 de Galvez, Jose 30 de Montalvo, Garci Ordonez 29 author of Las Sergas de Esplandian de Ortega, Francisco (Sgt.) 31 de Portola, Gasper 30-31 murdered Helen Griffin; case brought before Judge J.B. DeArman, U.Z. (Mrs.) 108 Holloway, April 1908 DeBaun, C.F. 187 owner, C.F. DeBaun Electric Company 84, 138, 141, Deer Park 222-223, 226 Deer Park Development 71, 281 Company Defty, Henry 40-41 Defty, Jacob 40-41 Deknatel, H.C. 136, 154 Deknatel, H.C. (Mrs.) 72, 154 Delusions of Mnemonics or How authorship attributed to Tom Bynum by Homer Fort for a book 148 to Forget Fear that didn't exist Delvin, Harris C. 174 Democracy (war tank) 176 - 177 WWI war tank visited Monrovia with Hollywood stars Denslow, Eugene L. 174 Densmore (Sergeant) 169 Densmore, R.A. 165 Densmore, Robert E. 165, 169 Devil's Canyon 223-224 Devlin, Harry S. 170 Dewey, James 73 Diamond Flats 66, 103-104 Dickey, Anna 46 first school teacher in the newly formed school district Dickey, Guy 247 Dingley, D.A. 75 first commencement class of Ivy Avenue school: Blanche Dingman, Beulah 99, 257 Knowlton, Ida Norton, Beulah Dingman, Clyde Burr, Harry Evans, Waldo Killian Dingman, Ralph L. 170 Dixon, Arthur 174, 179 Dobbins, Nancy Christian 50 second wife of J.D. Bicknell Dolan, Otis D. 174 Index of History of Monrovia by John L. Wiley, 1927

Doneyhus, J.F. 274 Dorland, Chester P. 126, 133, 135 Dorland, Chester P. (Mrs.) 95 Dorn (Mrs.) 189 Dorsey, R.W. (Reverend) 263 Dorsey, T. (Sr.) 90 Doubrawa, August 170 Dougherty, (Superintendent) 115-116 Douglas (Lieutenant) 169 Douglas, A.E. 257 Downes, Charles M. 174 Downs, Charles M. 169 Downs, Charles S. 170 Downs, Leslie M. 174 Draper, Florence (Jackson) 191 Drought 39 see also: Water Dryden, David 90 Du Mond, F. Melville 158 artist responsible for mural in the Monrovia Mausoleum Duarte Fruit Exchange 202 Duarte Methodist Church 268 Duarte Methodist Church South 192-193 Duarte Mutual Irrigation and 181 Canal Company Duarte Rancho 43-44, 74 Dumbell, George W. 67 DuMond, Jesse 174 Duncan, B. 89 Dunkerley (Mr.) 189 Dunlap, A.M. (Mrs.) 246 Dunlap, Warren J. 174 Dunn, J.P. 172 it is unclear whether this is Sr. or Jr. Dunn, John P. 162 it is unclear whether this is Sr. or Jr. Dunn, John P. (Jr.) 201-203 City Attorney Dunn, John P. (Sr.) 201-202 City Attorney Dunn, John Patrick 202 photograph, n.d. Dunn, John Paul 202 photograph, n.d. Dunn, Mary Alice 202 married Dal M. Lemmon Dunn, Theresa 202 106, 124, 136, 150, 156, 166, Dunn, Walter F. 172, 176-177, 182, 187, 195, 202, 266, 274 Dunsmood, C.H. 63 Dunsmood, J.M. 63 Dunwoody (Major) 223, 225 Dupar, F.A. (Mrs.) 172 Index of History of Monrovia by John L. Wiley, 1927

Dupar, Harold E. 174 Dupuy, F.A. (Mrs.) 123 Dwelle, Lavina 160 married Capt. Albert H. Johnson Eager, F.O. 146 architect; designed Monrovia's Rose Parade float, 1915 selected gowns for young ladies on Monrovia's Rose Parade Eager, F.O. (Mrs.) 146-147, 172 float, 1915 Ebert, Henry 174 Echo Mountain Hotel 194 Edgren, Robert 62 cartoonist and sports writer 100, 108, Edison Electric Company Full name is Southern California Edison Company 112,115, 164 Edwards, William 117 Eisteddfod Competition 256, 259 music competitions El Molino Viejo 31 91-92, 96-97, 99-100, 1086, Electricity 108, 112, 115, 139-140, 164, 194, 239 Elk's Building Association 275 Elks Lodge N. 1427 273 installed officials on October 3, 1921 Ellery, William J. 203-204 Ellington, Conrad L. 174 Ellington, Frederick M. 174 Elliot (Mr.) 268 Elliott, C.D. 274 Elliott, J.C. (Reverend) 232 Elsinger, Robert 170 33, 124, 132- Emerson Flats story of how the road to Emerson Flats was built, pp. 123-124 133, 145 Emley, Orval 174 Emmerson, L.H. 71 Emperor of Norfolk 105 famous race horse owned by E.J. Lucky Baldwin Emporium of Fashion 61 Esmond (Mrs.) 228 Evans, Arthur 124 Evans, Caroline (Taylor) 252 Evans, Caroline Margot 253 Evans, E.B. 266 Evans, E.K.C. 267 Evans, E.K.C. (Mrs.) 267 Evans, Edward Arthur 169, 174, 253 Evans, Edward Josiah 252 Evans, F.M. 269-270 Evans, H.J. (Mrs.) 172 Index of History of Monrovia by John L. Wiley, 1927

first commencement class of Ivy Avenue school: Blanche Evans, Harry 99, 257 Knowlton, Ida Norton, Beulah Dingman, Clyde Burr, Harry Evans, Waldo Killian Evans, Herbert J. (Senator) 252a photograph, n.d. 105, 114, 116, 135-136, 154, Evans, Herbert Johnston California State Senator 189, 212, 252- 254, 273-275 Evans, Jane Louise (Berry) 253 61, 68, 81-82, 87, 89-90, operated one of the first tailor shops in Monrovia; city clerk Evans, William H. 124, 152-153, and city recorder 182, 187, 195, 200, 285 Everest, Arthur (Mrs.) 264 172-173, 182, Everest, Arthur J. 187, 195, 200, 210, 265 Everest, Frances 168 Ewan, J. Douglas (Reverend) 233-235 Exchange Club 265, 267 organized May 1926 Fagan, Howard (Dr.) 270 Fages, Pedro (Lt.) 30 Fahey, T.T. (Father) 260 Fancher (Mr.) 179 Fancher, Clark M. 174 Farelly, P.F. (Reverend) 261 Farmers' Club 107 Feeler, William 266 Ferguson, C.K. 270 Fetter, Elmer 174 Fields (Mr.) 71 150-159, 162, Films and Filmmaking see also names of individual films 164, 185, 194 Fire 221-229 forest fire raged from Aug. 31, - Sept. 18, 1924 93, 102, 112, Fire department 114-115, 135- Volunteer fire department was established in March 1906 136, 158 Fire district 86 first established in 1897 Fire equipment 69 Fireside Fragments 209 book of poems and essays authored by W.A. Chess First Baptist Church 58 SW corner of Canyon and Olive Avenues First Baptist Church of Duarte 263 First Baptist Church of Monrovia 263 dedicated May 22, 1887 First Christian Church 267-270 First Christian Church of El Monte 269 Index of History of Monrovia by John L. Wiley, 1927

First Christian Church of Los 269 Angeles First Christian Church time inserted into cornerstone; contained misc. letters, programs, 270 capsule and cards from other church personnel from other locations First Church of Christ Scientist 280 located at 216 E. Palm Avenue First Lutheran Church 280 located at 201 West Olive Avenue First National Aerial Navigation 128-130 Company First National Bank Building 113, 117, 166 NW corner of Myrtle and Orange Avenues First National Bank in Monrovia 213-215 there is also a First National Bank of Monrovia First National Bank of Los 50, 56, 60, 66, Angeles 71 203-204, 206, established by J.F. Sartori; there is also a First National Bank First National Bank of Monrovia 208-210, 213- in Monrovia 214 First Presbyterian Church 244a photograph, n.d. Fish Canyon 222-224, 226 Fish, Wallace W. 170 Fisher, Alvin H. 171 Fisher, C.M. (Reverend) 247 Fisher, R.N. 89 Fisk, Henry A. (Reverend) 245, 247 Fisk, S.S. (Reverend) 265 Fitzgerald, Rettie 182 married Joseph Combs Engineer who laid out the first 60 acres of Monrovia town (with Flannagan, John 47 John Quinton) Tom Bynum's witty reply to a woman complaining of fleas in Flea bounty 147-148 Monrovia is a thing of genius Flintham (L.A. County Forest 223-224 Supervisor) 39, 109, 138, Flood 229 Flowers, Evelyn 146 Flowers, Montaville (Mrs.) 172 Flowers, Montaville V. (Jr.) 169, 171, 174 Foothill Dancing Club 168 Foothill Medical Association 243 Forbes, Charles 183-184 name of notorious bandit using alias Dale Jones Forbes, T.C. 89 Forbes, T.C. (Mrs.) 61 milliner Ford, Henry 185 Fork, Charles Ernest 174 Forsythe Memorial School for 249 Mexican Girls Fort, Homer 148-149 editor of Monrovia Messenger 58, 75, 78, principal of Orange Avenue School, 1888; superintendent of Foshay, James A. 143-144 schools Foster, A. 187 owner, Pioneer Nursery Foster, A. 262 owned shoe business later bought by Michael J. Conway Index of History of Monrovia by John L. Wiley, 1927

Foto, Jacob 275 Fourth Liberty Loan 176 Carroll Fowler and Ida Whittington were first graduates from Fowler, Carroll 257 Monrovia High School Fowler, D.H. (Captain) 123 Fowler, H.D. 122, 264 Fowler, Joseph 205 Fowler, Joseph (Mrs.) 172 Fox, Billie 136 Francisco, R.M. 151, 154, 159 fiscal agent for Monrovia Feature Film Company Frank J. Cornes, Warehouse 52 Fraulob, Joseph 154 Fredericks, H.W. 199 business manager for Monrovia Daily News a serious danger to citrus growers and their citrus groves / Freeze of 1913 127-128 fruit orchards Friske, Philip 174 Frith, R.E. (Colonel) 212 Prohibition Administrator for Southern California 80, 127-128, Fruit Orchards 157, 181, 217 Fuhr, Raphael (Father) 260-261 Fuquay, William A. 170 Furgason, C.E. 90 Furstman, J.N. (Dr.) 242-243 medical director of the Health Department in Monrovia Gaines, Paul 170 Gallagher, Eugene 174 Gallagher, Joseph B. 170 Gallaudet, S.S. (Reverend) 247 Galvin, John M. 171 Garcia, Manuel 284 Gard (Lieutenant) 169 Gard, Earl W. 174 Gard, Raymond K. 174 Garst, S.S. 122 66, 68, 94, 99, Gas 115, 128-129 Geer, George 276 Gem of the Foothills 97 slogan for City of Monrovia Gerardi, Emil (Reverend) 260 Gerhard, Joseph M. 144 harness maker; business located at 110 East Orange Avenue Geyer, W.C. (Reverend) 233 Gibson, Theodore C. 170, 174 99, 105, 115, 124, 127, 133, Gierlich, Henry S. 141, 153, 172, City Engineer 195, 227, 251- 252, 274 Gierlich, Henry S. 252a photograph, n.d. Index of History of Monrovia by John L. Wiley, 1927

166, 169, 174, Gierlich, Oswald A. 252, 274 Gilbert, John H. 174 Gillespie, Clifford R. 174 Gillespie, John R. 174 Given, C.W. 195 Glendale Home Telephone 101 Company Glenn's Ranch 223 Goddard, John 90 Godman, W.L. 73 39-41, 72-73, Gold 76-77, 102, 117 10, 73, 117, Gold Hill 151-152, 154, 271, 282 Good Hope mining camp 77 Good, Alvah C. 174 Good, O.R. 275 Goodale, C.A. 114 appointed Fire Chief in 1910 Goode, Stanley M. 174 Gordon, J.A. (Reverend) 247 Gorham, George A. 171 Gowen, George M. 171 Graf, Arthur 213 Graf, Arthur F. 214 photograph, n.d. Graf, Arthur Frederick 215-216 Graf, Arthur Frederick (Jr.) 215 Grafton Publishing Company 151 Graham, Maurice T. 174 Gramm, F.E. 274 Grand View Hotel 52, 59, 71, 98 anglicized version of La Vista Grande Hotel Granite Bank Building 96, 98, 106 Granite Bank of Monrovia 56-57, 67 opened for business February 15, 1888 Granite Block 94 Granite Building 57, 93, 115 Granite Club 111, 136 162, 277, 213- Granite Savings Bank 216 Graton, Edward L. 151, 153-154 managing editor of Grafton Publishing Company Graves, J.A. 205 Graves, L.T. 75 Gray, Charles V. 170 Great Men I have Not Met or Why authorship attributed to Tom Bynum by Homer Fort for an 149 Egotism Is a Poor Asset article that didn't exist Greaves, H.R. (Reverend) 264-265 Index of History of Monrovia by John L. Wiley, 1927

Greaves, Russell M. 126-127 Greely (U.S. Forest Supervisor) 223 Green, L.H. 162 Gregory, A. 89 Gregory, U. (Reverend) 265 murdered by Mrs. U.Z. DeArman; case brought before Judge Griffin, Helen 108 J.B. Holloway, April 1908 Griffith, George 89 Grocerteria 185 Gummere, C.A. 172 Gunsalus, Andy 221-222 the man who started the forest fire of 1924 H.M. Blackington & Co. 111 Haas, Walter F. 92, 106 Hacker, W.D. 136 Halberstadt, William B. 175 Hall, Kelsey 175 Hallock, Claude M. 175 Haman, John W. (Dr.) 246-247 Haman, John William 245a photograph of Pastor of Presbyterian Church, n.d. (Reverend) Hamilton, Neil 128 aeronaut 1913 Hammond, F.D. (Mrs.) 98 Hampton (Air pilot) 129-130 skipper of the ill-fated dirigible balloon flight of 1913 Hanna, W. L. 52 Hanna, Will 136 Hannah, Chester B. 175 Hannah, Chester R. 170-171 Hannah, Oliver 124 Hanners, Frank 124 Hansen, Harold 146 Hansen, Harold E. 170, 175 Harbert, Rex 189, 247, 267 Hardy, A. (Dr.) 231-232 owner of Wistaria Hotel; City Directories for 1908 and 1911 Hargreave, Eli T. 191-192 have 2 different spellings: Hardgrave and Hargrave Hargreaves, E.L. 90 Harkness, Thomas 145 Harnett, Patrick (Reverend) 261 Harper (Mrs.) 267 Harris, George C. (Reverend) 193 Harrison, James 89 Hart, Henry 80 Hart, Seth 75 Hartnett, M. (Reverend) 260 Hartnett, Patrick (Reverend) 262 Harvey Print Shop 186 Harvey, Bartle 186 Harvey, Bartle M. 166, 169, 175 author of poem Trials of the 24th Index of History of Monrovia by John L. Wiley, 1927

Harvey, Eva 186 Harvey, J.B. (Mrs.) 231 54, 70, 72, 74- Harvey, J.W. newspaper owner 75, 89 Harvey, J.W. (Mrs.) 192 daughter of the Bowerman family Harvey, John H. 186 founder of Monrovia Weekly Messenger; postmaster Harvey, Kenneth (Dr.) 175, 186 Harvey, Marion 186 Harvey, Robert G. 134, 156, 182 Harvey, V.B. 228 Hassinger, C.A. 274 Hatch (Miss) 50 first wife of J.D. Bicknell Haven, Hugh S. 140 fatality by drowning during flood in 1914 Hawes, F.N. 103, 124, 264 directed Aeolian Orchestra Hawgood, H. 283 City Engineer Hawkins, Harold C. 170 Hayes, B.S. 56, 62 Hayes, Ed 90 Hayes, John 83 Hayes, Malcolm 62 Hayes, Thomas R. 197, 200, 210 Hayes, Will T. 89 Hazen, A.W. (Mrs.) 168 Hazen, Alfred W. 169 Hazen, Isabelle 124 Headrick, F.B. 270 Health Department (Monrovia) 241-244 Healy, J.C. (Reverend) 232 Heath, Temple 90 Helen French or It Might be authorship attributed to Tom Bynum by Homer Fort for a story 148 Worse in English that didn't exist Hellman, I.W. 57, 205 Helmrich, Herman 124 Henderson, Cecil P. 174 Henderson, Hugh M. 175 Henderson, J.A. 196 Wiley spelled his name Hendrickson & Henrickson; City Hendrickson, Harry 67, 71 Directories spell his name Henrickson and Henrikson Henricksen, Harry 67, 71 appointed zanjaro (Spanish for water foreman) Henry, Lyman I. (Judge) 178 author of film The Chosen Prince Herbert, T.P. 64, 69 Herrick (Mr.) 94 proprietor of Hotel Antlers Hess, Earl 175 Hibsch, Alba W. 170 Hicks, W.E. 185 High School 117, 211 High School Orchestra 256 Index of History of Monrovia by John L. Wiley, 1927

Hill, Evelyn 106 first librarian for the Carnegie Library Hill, Hiram (Reverend) 247 Hillcrest Avenue 43 Hockenberry System 271 hotel financing organization for the Aztec Hotel Hodge, (Mr.) 133 Hodge, Charles 90 Hodges, W.L. 162 Hodges, W.L. (Mrs.) 172 Hoerger, Maurice F. 170, 175 Hoffman (Mrs.) 173 Hoffman, G.W. 246 172, 189, 267, Hoffman, J.J. 235-236 Hogaboom, Winfield 152-153, 159 publicity agent for Monrovia Feature Film Company Hoggan, J. Rosser 170 Holcomb, Clyde A. 175 Holcomb, Edgar 175 Holiness Church 61 Hollenbeck, J.E. 48 Hollins, W.D. 90 93, 99, 105, Holloway, James B. (Judge) 108, 122, 161, Justice of the Peace 253 Hollowood, J. (Mrs.) 124 Hollywood Enquirer 148-149 Holmes Water Supply Company 212 Holmes, C. Price 198 Holmes, M.H, 286 established by Robert W. Thompson; corner of Walnut and Home Dairy 193 Sixth Avenues Home Guards 171-172 Hopkins, E.P. 83 Horse Livery 155 horse stable supplanted by the automobile by 1915 Horton, W.W. 210 Hotchkiss, C.C. 55 89, 93, 99, Hotchkiss, Leonard Edward 105, 114 Hotel Antlers 94 formerly called La Vista Grande Hotel or Grand View Hotel Hotel Oakwood 125 built by E.J. Lucky Baldwin in Arcadia Index of History of Monrovia by John L. Wiley, 1927

51-53, 55, 59, 68, 71, 84, 94, 96, 98, 111- 112, 117, 121, Hotels 125, 154-155, see also names of individual hotels 158, 191-192, 194, 198, 209, 212, 251, 266- 267, 271-274

Howard, C.C. 200a photograph, n.d. Howard, C.C. 199-200, 267 owner of Monrovia Daily News Howard, Dora (Thrasher) 199 Howard, Earl E. 171 Howard, Roy H. 170 Howard, T.N. 275 Howe, D.F. 233 Howes, F.C. 60 Hoyt, N.W. 228 Hutchinson, M.L. 223 Hughes, Edwin M. (Bishop) 233 Hughes, Matt S. (Dr.) 232-233 Hughes, Paul 170 Hulten, H.H. (Reverend) 265 Humphrey, J.F. 233 Humphreys, G. (Mrs.) 244 Hunter, C.L. 64 Hunter, David H. 175 Hunter, L.C. 64 Hunter, Warren G. 274 Huntington Drive Improvement 254 Association Hurrel, A.J. 179, 247, 267 Hutchins, G.H. 122 Hutchins, George W. 89 Hutchins, Harriet 106 Hutchins, Louise 246 Hutchinson, H.E. 89 Hutchinson, Howard E. 170 Hutchinson, J.C.H. (Jr.) 89 Hutchinson, M.L. (Mrs.) 192 Immaculate Conception Church 260-262 dedicated August 12, 1906 Incorporation, City of Monrovia 63-65 Indians of California 13-28 Indians of California settlements 16 native names listed for each group in the San Gabriel Valley Irish Linen Store 163 Irrigation 38 Index of History of Monrovia by John L. Wiley, 1927

Irwin, Best 135 Biblical movie filmed in Clover Leaf Canyon; film later named Israel 178 The Chosen Prince class of 1905 consisted of Clyde R. Burr, Beulah Dingman, Ivy Avenue High School 255, 257 Harry Evans, Waldo Killian, and Blanch Knowlton Ivy Avenue School 99 J.I.C. Avenue 53, 118 named after J.I. Case (or his racehorse), now Alta Vista Ave. J.J. Renaker Furniture Company 179 Jackley, Frank 171 Jackson, C.J. 89 Jackson, Charles 90 Jackson, Donald E. 169, 175 Jackson, Harold 191 85, 87, 88, Jackson, I.A. Wiley erroneously lists him as Irwin I. on pg 87 191, 285-286 Jackson, Jane Eliza 191 married to I.A. Jackson Jackson, John E. 282 Jackson, Percy R. 170 Jacobs, Lloyd B. 170, 175 Jacobs, Lloyd E. 171 Jail 85-86, 93, 96 referred to as calaboose on pp. 85-86 Jamieson, S.W, 228 vice chairman of the Los Angeles chapter of the Red Cross Jeffcoat, Leslie 175 Jellison, H.C. 89 Jessup, Frank R. 170 Jewell Stationary 187 Jiminez, Fortun 30 John Wilde Building 81 Johnson and Parker 61 grocers Johnson, A. (Dr.) 122 Johnson, A.H. (Mrs.) 98 67, 87-88, 91- Johnson, Albert H. (Captain) 92, 133, 160- 161, 196, 285 Johnson, Ansel E. (Reverend) 279 California Tours representative for California & Northwestern Johnson, C.B. 212 and Union Pacific Railways Johnson, Than 75 Johnson, William 102 Johnston, Lou 138 Jones, Clarence L. 266 Jones, Clarence R. 198 Jones, Dale 183-184 alias for Charles Forbes, notorious bandit Jones, P.H. 274 Jones, P.M. 273 Judson, Charles L. 170 Judson, Fred 170 Index of History of Monrovia by John L. Wiley, 1927

per 1908 City Directory, Wiley misspells name as Juvinall on Juvinal, D.E. 91-92, 101 pp. 91 & 92 Kabierski, Henry 151, 154, 159 movie director for Monrovia Feature Film Company Kalb, George B. (Dr.) 246-247 Kalb, George B. (Mrs.) 246 Kalb, George F. (Dr.) 163 Kane, C.P. (Lieutenant) 221, 227 Karey, Marshal 175 62, 67, 70, 72, Kasson, Frank started weekly newspaper The Leader 74 Katok (Forest Supervisor) 223 Kazanjan, S. 243 Keefe, Walter F. 250, 266, 271 Keefer, J.F. 68 Keefer, Samuel (Col.) 51-52 Keiser, C.L. 189 Keller, Grace 172 Keller, Louella 232-233 Kelley, Albert 175 Kellogg, Harry 198, 266 Kelly (Forest Supervisor) 223 Kelly, E.H. (Dr.) 228 Kelly, Earl 171 Kelly, Edward H. 274 Kendrick, W.T. 161 Kent, C.A. (Reverend) 232 1911 - Mark Keppel, county superintendent of schools, Keppel, Mark 119-120 decried the attire of school girls (boys excluded) Kerckhoff, W.G. 60 Killian, S.M. 61 milliner first commencement class of Ivy Avenue school: Blanche Killian, Waldo 99, 257 Knowlton, Ida Norton, Beulah Dingman, Clyde Burr, Harry Evans, Waldo Killian King, George C. 158 Fire Chief King, Rol 155 took over the La Vista Grande Hotel in 1915 Kinsey, J.M. 274 Kirby, F.L. 223 Kirchenschlager, George 169, 175, 274 Wiley misspells name as Kirkenschlager on pg. 169 Kirchenschlager, Henry 94, 103 Wiley misspells name as Kirkenschlager Kirk, Delbert D. 175 Kirk, J.H. 258 Principal of Monrovia High School, 1900-1902 Kirschner, H.E. (Dr.) 163 Kirschner, H.E. (Mrs.) 95 Kiwanis 265-266 organized in 1922 Klein, Harry E. 212 Klein's Pharmacy 194, 212 Knepper, E.E. 124, 172, 258 Principal of Monrovia High School, 1907-1912 Index of History of Monrovia by John L. Wiley, 1927

Knepper, Edmund E. 193 superintendent of schools; prominent in Masonic circles Knighten, W.A. (Reverend) 232 first commencement class of Ivy Avenue school: Blanche Knowlton, Blanche 99, 257 Knowlton, Ida Norton, Beulah Dingman, Clyde Burr, Harry Evans, Waldo Killian 124, 170-171, Knox, Claude M. 175 Knox, J. Arden 175 Knox, Lena 123 Koch, Otto E. 124, 170, 175 Kramer, G.W. 90 Kremer, F.I. 136 Kruse, William 171 L.W. Blinn Lumber Company 181 La Duc, Alice 157 credited with being responsible for introducing the La Duc, William Gates (General) 157 Washington navel orange to Southern California La Fetra, Clara 233 La Puente Rancho 37 La Rosse, Eugene E. 170, 175 52, 68, 84, 96, La Vista Grande Hotel 98, 117, 158, closed its doors May 19, 1910; destroyed by fire, May 3, 1916 198 Lackey, E.V. 221 LaCrosse, Eugene F. 171 Lacy, William (Jr.) 283 Ladies' Aid Society 270 for First Christian Church Lamb, J.P. 274 Lamport, T.V. 67 Landis, W.D. (Reverend) 247 Landiw, Edward 175 Lane, James L. 170 Lang, H. 124 Large, E.P. 64, 81, 179 Larson, Gus A. 78-79 Las Sergas de Esplandian 29 author Garci Ordonez de Montalvo Latourette, W.N.(Reverend) 263 Laun, Arthur E. 170 Lauzier, Ernest W. 175 Lawrence, George A. 61, 196, 244 Lawrence, K.E. (Mrs.) 98 Lawrence, Kirk E. 274 89, 93, 99, Lawrence, Kirke E. 172, 204, 274 Leader 70 newspaper Leano, Justo 171, 175 Lee, Scott M. 274 Index of History of Monrovia by John L. Wiley, 1927

Lee, Soon 85 proprietor of the Chinese laundry established in 1895 Leeson, Douglas R. 171 Leeson, Lloyd S. 170 LeForce, J.W. (Dr.) 122 Lemmon, Dal M. 202 Lemmon, Richard 202 Lemmon, Vincent 202 Leonard, E.C. 246 Leslie Fruit Drying Company 80-81 handled peaches and apricots

Leven Oaks Hotel 121, 266, 274 Wiley misspells name as Oakes on pg. 121

Lewis gang 183 bank robbers Lewis, G.F. 89 movie stars who encouraged the buying of World War II Liberty Blondes 177 bonds 82-84, 93-95, Library 97-98, 106, 162, 196 first members: Henry Canoll, W.A. Chess, John Hayes, E.P. Hopkins, O.A. Wheeler; the men promptly resigned and Library Board 83, 196 women were appointed: Amelia Bartle, Anna F. Slosson, Emily Wheeler, Mrs. E.T. Armstrong, Catherine Wilson 94, 96-97, 108- located between Lime and Palm Avenues and Myrtle and Library Park 109, 133, 168, Primrose Avenues 196 Library Trustees 98 Lindsey, (Mr.) 104 owner of the Majestic Theater Lingo, H.P. 187, 245 Linwood Avenue Kindergarten 255 55-56, 62, 65, Liquor 81, 84-85, 93- Monrovia was incorporated to become a dry town 94, 102-103 197-198, 210, Little, A.J. 273 Little, E.W. 58, 62-65 City attorney Little, E.W. (Mrs.) 76 General William A. Pile's daughter Loftus-Vollmer addition 121 London, (Mr.) 64 London, William 64 Long, Princess 269 Lord, George (Reverend) 172, 265 Lord, Stanley (Captain) 177 driver of the Democracy war tank Los Angeles (City of) 50 Los Angeles County Farm 218 Los Angeles Express 201 Los Angeles Railway Co. 50 Los Angeles Rapid Transit 192 Railroad Index of History of Monrovia by John L. Wiley, 1927

Los Angeles, City of 38, 42 Los Nogales Ranchito 37 Los Rios Rancho 188 Loughran, Eric R. 171 Love, Albert H. 189 Lowe, Thaddeus 194 Mt. Lowe was named after Thaddeus Lowe Loynd, Melvin T. 170 Ludlum, Henry (Mrs.) 76 General William A. Pile's daughter Lush, H.R. 172 Luther, Albert E. 274 Lyman, E.D. (Mrs.) 87 daughter of Dr. O.A. Wheeler Lyons, Luton 124 MacDougall, Mardell 146 Mace, Mary A. 90, 285 Mace, Warren H. 71, 281 Maddock, Arthur G. 165, 169 Mahoney, Margaret R. 263 married Michael J. Conway Mahoney, Mary 202 married John P. Dunn, Sr. Majestic Theater 104 Maloney, C. (Reverend) 260-261 Mangold, M.S. 243 Mann, Alex 124 Mann, John Donald 175 Mann, Robert H. 175 Manzo, G.G. 175 Mapes, Glen 170 Mapes, Mabel M. 218 married James L. Quiggle Maple Canyon 284 March, Clark (Mrs.) 95 Margetts, C.G. 126 Marquis, W.H. 164 Marr, Robert 151-152 Marr, Virgil 166, 169, 175 Marr, Virgil (Mrs.) 151 Marsh, Clark H. (Mrs.) 270 109, 133, 187, Marsh, Clark H. (Reverend) 268 Marshall, John W. 39 Marshall, W. F. 196a photograph, n.d. Marshall, William F. 196 responsible for securing funds for purchase of Library Park Marshall, William F. (Mrs.) 99, 106 President of the school board (1905) Martin, Sumner T. (Reverend) 267 Masonic Lodge 134 Masonic Temple 271-272 Masons 59 Mather, F.D. (Reverend) 99, 231-233 Index of History of Monrovia by John L. Wiley, 1927

Mathewson, Annie 263 Mathewson, J.O. 263 Max Sennett Studio 176 Maxwell, James G. 212 Maxwell, Joe 90 Mayflower School 255 McAlonan, Alexander 53, 59 McBratney, Elizabeth 131 McBratney, Elsie (Shorten) 131 McBratney, John B. 130a photograph, n.d. 130-131, 163, McBratney, John B. 266 McBratney, Kathleen May 131 McBratney, Sheila 131 McBratney, William Gerald 130-131 McBratney's Irish Linen Store 130-131 McCament, A.L. 276 McCann, Frank E. (Dr.) 228 McCartney, E.A. 90 McClaughry, Anita (Baldwin) 111 E.J. (Lucky) Baldwin's daughter McClung, (Mr.) 159 McClure, L.N. 89 McClymonds, J.H. 93, 105 engineer for City of Monrovia McClymonds, William 251 McCoy, Harry 176 McCreary, F.M. (Reverend) 246 McCune, W.H. 194 McCune, W.H. (Jr.) 154, 212, 272 general contractor for Aztec Hotel McCune, Wambold H. 175 McDowell T.K, 263 McDowell, Gertie 263 McDowell, Susan 263 McFadden, Norman E. 175 McGaff, Tom 222 McGan, W.C. 122 McGee, M. 124 McIntyre, J.E. 194 McKay, Roy 175 McKee Block 113 McKee Building 104 99, 104-105, McKee, Henry Stewart 114, 116, 126- owner of the Majestic Theater 127, 205 home located on N. Canyon Drive; later became Woman's McKee, W.S. 94 Club building McKenna, Robert 170 McKenzie, Oliff 175 McLaughlin, C.J. 178-179 Index of History of Monrovia by John L. Wiley, 1927

McLaughlin, George 133 McLennan, J.K. (Dr.) 246-247 Wiley misspells the name McManamann; according to City McManaman, J.W. 88, 285 Directories, there is no J.W., only I.W. listed Wiley misspells the name McManamann; according to City McManaman, W. 274 Directories, there is no W., only I.W. listed McManaman, Isaiah W. 91 McMullen, Leo A. 274 McNaughton, James 90 McNaughton, W.H. 90 McQueen, Sherman J. 246, 266 McWilliams, John 181 pony express rider for Wells Fargo Company Mellenthin, A.I. (Mrs.) 246 Mellenthin, Alfred I. 214a photograph, n.d. 213-215, 274, Mellenthin, Alfred Ira 277 Mellenthin, Betty 214 Melton, Ward M. 170 Menge, Louis 212 Men's Brotherhood 249 group affiliated with the Presbyterian Church 58, 84, 268, Methodist Church NW corner of Primrose and Olive Avenues 271 Methodist Episcopal Church of NW corner of Primrose and Olive Avenues; dedicated 230-236 Monrovia 9/11/1886 Mexicans 124-125, 144 Midnight Mission (Los Angeles) 267 Midway Basin Oil Company 253 Mildren, J.R. 194, 271 Miles, Clarence M. 170 Miller, August 73 Miller, David M. 171 Miller, Frank 117, 124, 218 Miller, H.C. 251 Miller, Harry 75 Miller, Herbert W. 175 Miller, J.P. 105 93, 96, 99, Miller, James Frank (Marshal) 114 Miller, Joaquin 97-98 poet Miller, L.M. 268 Miller, Phebe Powell 143-144 married James A. Foshay Milligan, J.H. 212 Milligan, J.T. 89 Millikin, J.R. 187 Mills Hotel 51, 53, 55, 59 A.K.A. Monrovia Hotel; Wistaria Hotel Index of History of Monrovia by John L. Wiley, 1927

39-41, 72-72, Mines and Minerals 76-77, 102. see also gold, tin 117 Mission Theater 117 Missions of California 30-36 M'Mullen, Leo A. 165 name as it appears 126, 135, 191, Mollenkopf, Worth owner of the Gem City Transfer Company 253 Monia, Floyd E. 170 Monroe and Armstrong 59 Livery, feed and sale stable Monroe, Annetta (Evans) 200, 210 married George O. Monroe uncle to William N. Monroe and first mail carrier from Santa Monroe, Billy 55 Fe station to the Monrovia Post Office Monroe, C.C. 74 45-46, 59, 64, Monroe, C.O. 74, 81-82, 85, William N.'s brother 88, 285-286 Monroe, F.M. 59, 62, 283 Street Superintendent Monroe, F.N. 90 Monroe, G.W. 90 95, 98, 123, Monroe, George O. (Mrs.) 133, 172, 200, A.K.A. Annetta Monroe 210 Monroe, M.S. 67 Monroe, Merton 124, 146 Monroe, Myrtle 46 William N.'s daughter Monroe, Walter 75, 88 42-45, 47, 52, 54, 56-58, 60, 62-64, 66, 69, Monroe, William Newton founder of Monrovia 72, 74, 80, 84, 122, 124, 133, 264 Monroe, William N. (Mrs.) 42-43, 52 Her given name was Jane (never mentioned in book) Monrovia end page Poem by G.S. Bailey, 1887 Monrovia (City of) 51 Monrovia Bakery 185 first band in Monrovia established by A.E.Cronenwett, June Monrovia Band 75-76 1889 Monrovia Book and Music Store 187 Monrovia Building and Loan 67 formed February 11, 1888 Association 11, 33, 123, 132-133, 140- Monrovia Canyon 141, 222, 224, 284 Monrovia Christian Church 109 Monrovia Daily News 198-199, 201 Index of History of Monrovia by John L. Wiley, 1927

47, 69, 73-74, celebrated for the first lot sales for Monrovia townsite, May 17, Monrovia Day 89 1886 Monrovia Day Association 156, 195 Monrovia Electric Light and Power 91 Company Monrovia Evening Post 201 established July 1, 1924 151-159, 162, Monrovia Feature Film Company established September 1915 164, 185, 194 Monrovia Furniture Company 191 located at 135-137 W. Orange Avenue Monrovia Gas Company 68 Monrovia Guards 88 61, 179, 193- Wiley refers to this as Monrovia Hardware and Monrovia Monrovia Hardware Company 194 Hardware Store too Monrovia Harmonica Band 266 98-99, 103, Monrovia High School 120, 143, 236, 256-258 Monrovia High School Band 259 Monrovia High School Orchestra 259 Monrovia Hotel 51 A.K.A. Mills Hotel; Wistaria Hotel Monrovia Mausoleum 156-158 construction began 1915; completed early part of 1916 Monrovia Messenger 148, 201 newspaper Monrovia News 92, 102 newspaper 222-224, 226- Monrovia Peak 227 Monrovia Planet 70 newspaper 82-84, 93-95, Monrovia Public Library 97, 106, 162 Monrovia Public Schools 255-256 Monrovia Publishing Company 102 formed October 1906 Monrovia Realty Board 188 Monrovia Riflemen 164 Monrovia Rifles 88 Monrovia Savings Bank 204 Monrovia Street Car Company 58 Monrovia Telephone and 100-101, 115 Telegraph Company Monrovia Town Company 264 Real Estate company Monrovia Vulcanizing Works 135 Montague, C.R. 233-235 Montgomery, C.C. (Captain) 162, 164 Montgomery, Fred 175 Montgomery, John 124 Moore, C.B. 90 Moore, C.F. 89, 91, 93, 99 Moore, C.H. (Mrs.) 106 Wiley's mistake; the initials are C.F. Moore, J.C. 61 Index of History of Monrovia by John L. Wiley, 1927

Moore, M.H. 89 Moore, Norman G. 175 Moore, Stanley 194 Moore, Thomas 75 Morgan, Gus 62 Morgan, Hugh 171 Morgenson, Neal 228 Morrison, Paul 170 Morris Building 111 located on the corner of Lemon and Myrtle Avenues 61, 96, 133, Morris, Henry 135, 153 Morrison, Dwight D. 175 Morrison, Paul 175 Morse, George L. 175 Morse, Harry H. 175, 275 Morton, Harold W. 169 Mount Lowe 194 named for Thaddeus Lowe Mount Wilson 224 Mount Wilson Observatory 224 Mt. Olivet ranch 277 home of William M. Baird Mt. Wilson 226-228 Mt. Wilson Observatory 227 Mule car 57 photograph of dirt street looking North to mountains; Mule-drawn street car 58a mule-drawn car, n.d. Mullen, Grace (Howard) 199 Municipal Christmas Tree Fund 276 Municipal swimming pool 116 Munns, E.N. 224 Munro, Pauline 146 Munroe, J.A. 172 Myers, F.N. 56, 64, 67 Myers, Glenn 175 Myrtle Avenue 47 named for William N. Monroe's daughter photograph of dirt street looking North to mountains; Myrtle Avenue 58a mule-drawn car, n.d.

Myrtle Avenue Railroad Company 57-58 Myrtle Hardware 203 Nathan, Robert B. 81 National Bank of Monrovia 277 Native American names listed for each group in the San Native American settlements 16 Gabriel Valley Native Americans 13-28 Nazarene Church 280 located at 120 West Lemon Avenue Neely, S.T. 89 Nelson (Mr.) 179 Index of History of Monrovia by John L. Wiley, 1927

Nelson, Elavera 201 Neville Pharmacy 178-179 located on NW corner of Myrtle and Olive Avenues 89, 114, 136, Neville, Thomas 172, 178 Neville, Thomas (Mrs.) 172 Newman, Miles 126 53-54, 62-63, 67, 70, 72, 74- Newspapers see also individual titles 75, 89, 92, 102, 148, 201 Nicholas, Alonzo G. 171 Nichols, Allen 124 Nichols, C.L. 204 Nichols, Jack 124 Nichols, W.H. 126 Nicholson, Silas P. 274 Nigg, Gilbert W. 169 Nintermann, Nicholas 175 Nixon, Kate 188 Norman, Jacob T. 64 Recorder of the City and Judge of the Recorder's Court Northcott, Francis W. 171 Northrup, E.D. (Mrs.) 95 first commencement class of Ivy Avenue school: Blanche Norton, Ida 99 Knowlton, Ida Norton, Beulah Dingman, Clyde Burr, Harry Evans, Waldo Killian Norumbega Drive 37, 43 Norumbega Heights 227 Nye, Abel N. 185-186 Nye, Allen H. 186 82, 95, 185- Nye, Annette (Wardall) initiated movement for creating a public library 186 Nye, Forrest A. 186 Nye, Roy V. 186 Oak Avenue 43 Oak Park tract 104 O'Callaghan, James (Reverend) 260 Ochoa, Edward Blas 175 Ochoa, Stephen J. 175 O'Connor, Charles J. 250 O'Connor, M. (Mrs.) 243 O'Day, Leslie J. 170, 175 Odd Fellow' Lodge 59 dedicated February 1909; located on NE corner of Orange Odd Fellows Hall 110, 168, 172 and Ivy avenues authorship attributed to Tom Bynum by Homer Fort for a poem Ode to an Undertaker 148 that didn't exist Oglesby (Deputy City Marshal) 65 Oldham, W.B. 274 Index of History of Monrovia by John L. Wiley, 1927

Olson, Godfrey E. 170, 175 O'Melveney's Canyon 221 On the Rumor that Judge Evans authorship attributed to Tom Bynum by Homer Fort for a 148-149 Had Become a Movie Star sonnet that didn't exist 43, 58-59, Orange Avenue 255, 257 Orange Groves 9-10, 140, 181 Ordinance No. 120 90 provided for the payment of a fee for water service (1899) Ordinance No. 231 93 houses required to have street numbers required permits for plumbing construction and installation, Ordinance No. 446 108 November 1908 O'Reilly, P.J. (Reverend) 262 Ott, E.C. 189 138-139, 184- Overturff, Ben 185 Owen, F.A. 189 Owens, Ed 124 Owl Garage 54 Pacific College of Osteopathy of 216 Los Angeles 92, 96-97, Pacific Electric Company 106, 139-140, 194, 239 Paddock, B.H. 73 Painter, Frank C. 170, 175 Palmer House 190-191 Palmer, G.W. 89 Palmer, John Hamilton 175 Palmer, S.W. (Span) 190-191 Palmer, W.F. 270 Palomares Rancho 37 Parker, Leslie (Reverend) 269 Parkinson, C.B. (Dr.) 247 Parmalee, A. 189 Parsons, F.N. (Reverend) 265 Pasadena Evening Post 201 Pasadena Rose Parade 146-147 part of the Pasadena Tournament of Roses Pasadena Rose Parade float 146-147 Monrovia's entry won second prize (1915) Pasadena, City of 38 Pastor's Aid Society 248 Patton, Charles A. 90 Patton, T.W. 90 Patton, Will 90 Paulson, L.M. 124 Peanut stands 124 1911 ordinance prohibited stands along Myrtle Avenue Pearson, George A. 81 Pendleton (Dr.) 264 Index of History of Monrovia by John L. Wiley, 1927

Perez, Juan 30 Perham, F.E. 68 established drugstore on corner of Lemon and Ivy Perham's Drug Store 59 Perkins, C.E. 193 established a department store at 523 S. Myrtle Avenue Perkins, D.E. (Mrs.) 152 home at 507 N. Magnolia Avenue Perkins, G.W. 56-57 Phelps, George 171 Pico, Pio (Don) 152 Piedmont Gas Company 115 Pielemeir, Edward A. 170 Pierce, M.A. (Judge) 99 64, 69, 71, 76, Pile, William A. (General) 231 Pile, William E. 76 Pinney, Elbert (Dr.) 145 74, 130, 133, Pioneer Nursery 187 Planning Commission 197 created 1922 Plumbing 108 Polk, Hilliard 187, 261 son of I.H. Polk Polk, I.H. (Mrs.) 261 Polk, Isaac Hilliard (Colonel) 186, 261 Polk, James K. 187 Polk, Leonidas 187 Polk, Lewis Bradbury 187 Polk, Minona 187 Polk, Vickey 261 Pollard, Melville R. 175 Pomeroy, J.L. (Dr.) 133, 244 director for the Los Angeles County Health Department Poppy Car 96-97 59, 68, 78, Post Office 112, 125, 139- near SW corner of Lemon and Ivy Avenues 140 Post, C.H. 124 197, 226, 237, opened December 5, 1903; Wiley misspells it Sanitarium on a Pottenger Sanatorium 239, 288 couple of pages Pottenger, A.B. (Mrs.) 95 Pottenger, F. M. 238a photograph, n.d. Pottenger, F.M. 91 Pottenger, Francis Marion (Dr.) 237-241 Pottenger, Francis Marion (Mrs.) 238-239 Pottenger, J.E. (Mrs.) 172 Pottenger, M.S. 172 Pottenger, Thomas 122 Pottenger's Dairy 218 Potter, Bill 77 Potter, Harold W. 170 Index of History of Monrovia by John L. Wiley, 1927

Pottol, Robert 89 Poulin, J.B. 103 director of Apollo Club 244-250, 268, Presbyterian Church 279 Price, C.H, 246 Price, Joseph 175 Price, Kenneth V. 274 Primrose Avenue 43 Prohibition 62 82-84, 93-95, Public Library opened in July 1895 on the south side of the Granite Building 97, 106 Puente Hills 11 Pugh, A.B. (Corporal) 164 Pugh, J. Thurman (Reverend) 269 Pulliam, Ira L. 124 Purcell, Spence (Mrs.) 95 Quiggle, Arthur 218 Quiggle, James L. 156, 217-219 City Marshal Quiggle, William 218 Quigley, Thomas 274 Engineer who laid out the first 60 acres of Monrovia town (with Quinton, John 47 John Flannagan) Radford (Reverend) 268 Radford, Robert T. 266 49-50, 55, 57- 58, 60, 66, 69, Railroads and Railways 71-72, 139, See also individual names of companies 179-180, 192, 212, 290 Rain 109, 138-142 Rancho San Francisquito 37 Randall, E.T. 187 Ranger, H.D. 111 Rankins, Ernest W. 145-146 Rapid Transit Railroad 290 Raymond Dike Basin 287 Raymond Hotel 287 Reading (Professor) 124 Reagan Block 194-195 located on South Myrtle Avenue Reagan, John 194-195 Real estate boom and bust 70 1886-1888 Reardon, J.A. (Reverend) 261-262 Recreation Park 195 168, 172-173, Red Cross 228 Reed, C.H. 114 Reed, C.H. (Jr.) 124 Reed, C.H. (Mrs.) 172 Index of History of Monrovia by John L. Wiley, 1927

Reed, C.H. (Sr.) 122 Reeder, Elizabeth 172 Reese, A.W. 89 Rehart, Sol 185 Rehkopf, Harley 175 Reid, Hugo 15-16, 32 53, 64, 231, Reider, J.H. (Reverend) Methodist minister 265 Wiley misspells her name Reitenour according to 1908-9 and Reitnouer, Anna 124 1911 City Directories Wiley misspells his name Reitnauer on pg 163 and Reitnour Reitnouer, Arthur N. 163, 175 on pg 175 according to 1908-9 and 1911 City Directories Reitz, F.J. 247 Remington, Lewis D. (Dr.) 175 Renaker Building 173 located near NW corner of Myrtle and Palm Avenues Renaker, C. Taylor (Mrs.) 95 61, 153-154, Renaker, C.T. 168, 172, 179, His full name is Charles Taylor but he was known by Taylor 273-275 154, 168, 172, Renaker, C.T. (Mrs.) 177 Renaker, J.J. 68, 89 Renaker, J.J. (Mrs.) 106, 265 Renaker, Lesley 179 Renaker, Taylor 123 Renner, George O. 91-92 Republican County Central 253 Committee Sawpit Canyon, Primrose Avenue, Gold Hill. See also: Reservoirs 59-60, 92 Chapman wells; Water Rey El Santa Anita 110 race horse owned by E.J. Lucky Baldwin Reynolds, C.A. 64, 69, 78 Reynolds, C.S. (Reverend) 233, 235 Rheinschild, Walter 178 Rhoades, Joe 194 Rice, Emile A. 58 first principal of Orange Avenue School Rice, Paran F. 102 Rieman, George B. (Reverend) 265 Riley, J.W. 263 Rishel, Margaret 208 married J.F. Sartori Rivera (General) 33 Rivera y Moncado, Fernando de 30-31 (Capt.) Rivers, Ernest B. 188 131, 162, 188- Rives, E.E. 189 Rives, Glenn M. 175 Rives, R.R. 197 Index of History of Monrovia by John L. Wiley, 1927

Roark, Charles A. 175 Robert's Canyon 221-223 Roberts, Henry C. 77 Robinson, Dudley 126 Robinson, Ross J. 175 Robinson, Thomas (Reverend) 232 Robson, E.A. 90 Roby, Lloyd J. 170, 175 Rockwood, Paul C. 169, 175 Rockwood, Raymond A. 104 Rockwood, W.B. 274 Rockwood, W.J. 126 Rockwood, William J. 135, 182 Rogers Brothers 110 took over the Union Rock Company 85, 87, 122, Rogers, Charles G. elsewhere as C.G. 245 Rogers, T.C. 212 Rogers, Tom 110 Rohrs, Hans L. 175 Roller Skating Rink 127 located on the SW corner of Lime and Ivy Avenues Ronan, P.T. 266 Rooksby, J.F. 124 Rose, Bud (Corporal) 164 Roseburg, F.M. 245, 247 Roseburg, F.W. 244 Wiley may be referring to F.M. Roseburg Ross Field 164 Rotary Club 265-266 organized October 1922 Rouse, W.J. 92 Rowland, T.Z.L. (Jr.) 90 Royal Daughters Missionary 245, 249 Society Rucker (Mr.) 228 Ruechel, B.A. 274 Ruechel, Fred 194 owner of a filling station (gas station) Runkel, H. (Mrs.) 244 Rush, Jud 61 Rutherford, J.W. 276 Ryder, Andrew 285 S.A. Schilling Dry Goods Store 111 Sachs, Emmett R. 171 Sackett, W.L. 122 Sackett, William 192 Sahn, Otto 175 Salisbury, N. (Mrs.) 172 Salisbury, S.E. (Mrs.) 95 Saloons 65, 81 San Antonio Mission 35 Index of History of Monrovia by John L. Wiley, 1927

San Bernardino and Los Angeles 55 Railroad Company San Francisco (burning of) 152-154 Monrovia Feature Film Company's film Argonauts of '49 77, 221, 223, San Gabriel Canyon 225, 287-288 San Gabriel Dam 189-190, 251 15, 31, 33-35, San Gabriel Mission 38-39, 261 37, 142, 138, San Gabriel River 181 suspension bridge over Falling Leaf Avenue (now Foothill San Gabriel River bridge 77, 139 Blvd.) San Gabriel River Canyon 39-40 37-39, 42, San Gabriel Valley 128, 286, 291 San Gabriel Valley Rapid Transit 60, 66, 69, 71 p. 71 Wiley mistakenly refers to it as Railway Railroad Company San Gabriel Valley River 54 San Gabriel Well 210, 287-288 San Jose de Palomares Rancho 37 San Pasqual Rancho 38 Sandefur, Felix H. 134, 156, 181 Sandefur, Jane (Eachus) 181 Sanger, Herbert M. 176 11, 43, 62, 74, Santa Anita Canyon 223-224, 226, 282-283 Santa Anita Race track 109 Santa Anita Race Track 109 Association 37-38, 42-44, Santa Anita Rancho 74, 105 Santa Anita Water Company 282 50, 57, 139, Santa Fe Railroad 179-180 Santa Fe Railroad Company 55 Santa Fe School 255 Santa Fe station 53, 57, 78 Sapp (Mr.) 194 connected with the Buick Agency Sartori, J. F. 206 photograph, n.d. 56-5760, 64, Sartori, Joseph Francis referred to J.F. Sartori on most pages 69, 205-208 Sartori, Margaret (Rishel) 208 Sartori, Theresa (Wangler) 206 Sarwine, C.H. (Mrs.) 172, 246 Satterlee, L.F. 175 Satterlee, William L. 176 Index of History of Monrovia by John L. Wiley, 1927

82, 94-95, 98, the original name for the Woman's Club; initiated movement Saturday Afternoon Club 106, 186 for creating a public library Savage Arms 114 firearms Savage Tire Company 125 invented radial tires and wanted to manufacture them in Savage, A.W. 114 Monrovia; Monrovia refused to donate the factory site 33, 43, 59-60, 72, 74-75, Sawpit Canyon 141, 145, 153, 178, 188, 226- 228, 282-284 Sawpit Canyon wash 84, 139, 141 Sawpit Falls 224 Sayre, Otis 212 Scanlan, M.P. (Reverend) 260-261 93, 99, 105, Scarborough, William Byron 114, 116, 126- 127, 265 Schaetzle, Arnold T. 170 Schallert, F.R. 212 Schilling, A. 187 Schilling, Charles (Reverend) 53, 230-231 Baptist minister Schilling, S.A. 111, 163, 179 Wiley misspells his name Schillings on p. 179 School District, establishment of 45-46 1911 - Mark Keppel, county superintendent of schools, School dress reform 119-121 decried the attire of school girls (boys excluded) Schrader, W.A. 273 Schreiber, Alice P. 143 Schreiber, Alice T. 258 Principal of Monrovia High School, 1912-1913 45-46, 58-59, 75, 78, 89, 98- 99, 103-104, 106, 117, 119- Schools see also names of individual schools 121, 124, 143- 144, 172, 185, 193, 211, 236, 249, 255-260 Schwartz, Frederick 136, 153, 198 Scofield, Ethan C. 170 Scotia Hotel 111 Scotia Hotel fire 111-112 Scott Studios 259 Scott, Clifford 176 Scott, Edward M. 276 Scott, Frances 146 Scott, Frank 218 Scott, H.W. 165 Scott, Harold 124, 146 Index of History of Monrovia by John L. Wiley, 1927

Scott, Harold H. 256, 258-260 director of instrumental music, Monrovia High School Scott, Harold H. (Mrs.) 259 Scott, Henry 162 gave 20 canaries to the City 197-198, 223, Scoville, Harry F. 269 Seagrave fire engine 158 Second Branch of the Security 204, 245 Trust and Savings Bank Security Trust and Savings Bank 51 Security Trust and Savings Bank 56, 60, 113, of Los Angeles 203-206, 208 Sedgwick, Marie 176 Seelig, Sam 194 spelled Selig in the 1924 City Directory Seem, J.B. 274 Seem, John 175 Seitz, Harold 142 fatality during flood in 1914 Sera, Junipero (Father) 30 114, 123-124, Sergeant, Clint A. reported official census for Monrovia at 3,505 in 1910 195 Sergeant, Leo W. 170-171, 176 Service Clubs 265-267 Seventh Regiment, Company A 164-165 Sewer 69, 125 Sewer Plant 197 Seymour, A.P. 102 Seymour, Albert P. 175 Seymour, J.P. (Mrs.) 95 Seymour, P.T. 88, 285 Seymour, Sidney 90 Shaul, F.H. (Reverend) 269 Shaw (Mr.) 281 Shaw, Leslie M. 206 Secretary of the Treasury of the U.S. Schrader, Walter A. 274 Sheehy, J.J. (Reverend) 260-261 Shepherd, Harry 233 Shepherd, Harry W. 175 Sherwood, Reg H. 171 Shideler, J.C. 124 Shiloh A.M.E. Zion Church 280 located at East Huntington Drive and Canyon Avenue Shimmin, Howard S. 171 Shoptaugh (Reverend) 268-269 Shorb, J. DeBarth 60 Show, S.B. 224 Showers, Hazen 176 Sierra Madre mountains 10, 42 Sierra Madre, City of 38 Silver 40-41, 76-79 Index of History of Monrovia by John L. Wiley, 1927

Sinclair (Mr.) 64 Skeele, A.F. (Reverend) 169, 267, 279 Skinner, W. Guy 90 Slemons, George 235 75, 88, 89, Slemons, Hal M. p. 75 Wylie misspells the name Slemmons 124 Slick, F.A. 126-127 Slick, H.D. 235 Slick's Grocerteria 185 Slosson, Anna F. 83 Slosson, Arline 146 78, 80-82, 85, Slosson, C.E. 88-89, 104, 285-286 Slosson, C.E. (Mrs.) 98, 106 Slosson, Harold 124, 176 Small, James (Reverend) 269 Smith, A.L. (Dr.) 235, 267 Smith, Chilson 175 Smith, Francis G. 176 Smith, Grace 146 Smith, Henry M. 80, 82 Smith, Herbert Booth (Dr.) 246 Smith, J.F. 80 Smith, J.H. 279 Smith, Jedediah S. 34 Smith, John 90 Smith, Lester 175 Smith, Minnie B. 208 married William Albert Chess Smith, Nathan F. 99, 258 Principal of Monrovia High School, 1902-1907 Smith, Ross R. 176 Smith, Stanley L. 176 Smith, Stewart W. 176 Smith, Virgil 176 Smith, W. Judson (Mrs.) 106-107 Smith, West 175 Smither, A.C. (Dr.) 269 Smoth, Charles F. 175 Snearley, William 189 Snyder (General) 73, 77 Snyder, Charles 122, 135 Snyder, Charles (Mrs.) 135 Solar Heater Company 112 supplied residences with hot water South Monrovia 54 Southern California Edison 100, 108, 112, Company 115, 164 Southern Counties Gas Company 94, 128-129 Index of History of Monrovia by John L. Wiley, 1927

49-50, 60, 72, Southern Pacific Railroad 139, 192 Southern Pacific Road 284 Spaniards 29-41 Spanish Canyon 226, 228 caused the formation of the Monrovia Rifles, a.k.a. the Spanish-American War 88 Monrovia Guards Spence addition 58 refers to sale of lots to fund the Orange Avenue School Spence Fruit Packing 217 Spence, E. F. 48 photograph, n.d. 47-48, 56, 58, 67, 72, 76, 80- Spence, E.F. 82, 89, 156, 200, 281 Spence, E.F. (Mrs.) 172 182, 187, 195, Spence, Edward F. 210 Spence, Edward F. 216a photograph, n.d. (nephew of E. F. Spence?) Spence, Edward F. (Nephew) 217 orange grower and fruit packer Spence, Edward F. (Sr.) 210 Spence, G.L. 89 Spence, G.W. 89 Spence, J.P. 88, 285 Spence, Paul 170-171 Spence, Paul B. 176 Spence, W.F. 82, 89 Spence, W.P. 285 Spence, William P. 87-88 Spencer, I.L. (Reverend) 232 Spinks, W.A. 126, 179, 226 Springer, John F. 274 St. John, LeRoy 269 St. Luke's Episcopal Church 279 Stable (horses) 59 Stacy-Judd, Robert B. 272 architect for the Aztec Hotel Stalker, Thomas (Reverend) 232 Stanton, Harold A. 170, 176 State Department of Agriculture 243 Steam Laundry 71 Stearns, Don Abel 39 Stedman, A. 82, 85 started a gas station at SW corner of White Oak and Myrtle Steinberger, Milton 193 Avenues Steinke, August J. 81 Stephen, Herbert L. 176 Stephens, A.M. (Judge) 92, 282 Stephens, D.G. (Mrs.) 123-124 Stephens, Earl M. 175 Index of History of Monrovia by John L. Wiley, 1927

Stephens, Leon H. 176 Stephens, Roscoe F. 176 Sterling, W.M. (Dr.) 230-232 Stevens, A.M. 82 Stevens, Harry A. 166, 227 Stevenson, William 80, 231-232 Stewart, Benjamin 175 Stewart, Charles H. (Dr.) 59, 61, 68 Stewart, Charles W. 188-189 Stewart, E.A. (Mrs.) 61 Stewart, H.L. 274 Stewart, Herman L. 170-171, 176 Stewart, J. Taylor (Dr.) 68-69 Stewart, J.F. 69 Stewart, Maurice 176 Stewart, W.L. 274 Stewart, Wilbur S. 274 Stocker, Clara (Baldwin) 111 E.J. (Lucky) Baldwin's daughter Stone, Howard 175 Stone, Roy D. 250 Stoops, J.C. (Reverend) 245, 247 Storms (Great Storms of 1914) 138-142 catastrophic rain and floods; see also Rain Story, F.Q. 60, 72, 74 Street lights 91, 100, 112 Street paving 210-211 Streets (improvements) 84, 116 Strine, J.H. 89, 258 Principal of Monrovia High School, 1895-1900 Struble, I.S. 206 member of the U.S. House of Representatives Stubbs, Sheldon A, 222 Studebaker, J.H. 244 Studebaker, J.M. 52, 56 Sturgeon, Leonard 176 Sturgeon, T.D. (Mrs.) 246 Sullivan, Joseph P. 170 Summers, James D. 169 Sutherland, Hugh 102 Sutton, George 126 Swan, George E. (Reverend) 279 Swanson, Gloria 176 motion picture actress Swanson, Louise 246 Swimming pool 116 Switzenberg, Edward E. 175 Sycamore Canyon & Springs 283 Sykes, William B. 274, 276 Talbert, A.R. 274 Talbert, W.E. 276 Tanner (Miss) 268 Index of History of Monrovia by John L. Wiley, 1927

Tate, Warren 176 Taylor, Bud 176 Taylor, Dorothy 146 Taylor, E.E. 103, 258 Principal of Monrovia High School, 1907-1908 Taylor, Ella 191 91-92, 99-101, Telephones 105, 114-115

formed January 15, 1914 to double the population of Monrovia Ten Thousand Club 136-138, 156 to 10,000; morphed into Monrovia Day Association (1915) Teter, Clarence H. 171 Thaxter, Claude 176 the name of La Vista Grande Hotel in 1895; successfully The Antlers 84 applied for license to serve wine and beer to guests at meals in spite of alcohol ban in City The Argonauts of '49 150-155, 178 movie from Monrovia Feature Film Company Biblical movie filmed in Clover Leaf Canyon; film re-named The Chosen Prince 178 from Israel The Daughter of the Dons 159 The Days of the Dons 178 this is likely a typo as the movie is The Daughter of the Dons

authored by Percival J. Cooney who claimed The Daughter of The Dons of the Old Pueblos 159 the Dons was plagiarized from his work The Gem of the Foothills 9 Monrovia's sobriquet The Golden Harp 217 E.F. Spence's brand of oranges The Leader 62-63 weekly newspaper The Messenger 70, 72, 74 get full name; first issue published July 26, 1888 The Monrovia Young Ladies' opened January 15, 1890 in William Monroe's home The College of the University of 80 Oaks; it closed at the end of the year Southern California The Oaks 45, 52, 80 William N. Monroe's home at 250 N. Primrose The Old Mill 31 The Planet 54 first newspaper in Monrovia (1st issue, Nov. 20, 1886) The Rainbow 78 name of Gus Larson's silver mine name of the 11th Brigade Canadian machine gun company as The Suicide Club 163 so many men died in action in WWI Thomas, E.E. 89 Thomas, J.H. 89 Thomas, J.M. 103 Thomas, Lewis M. 171 Thompson, F.C. 276 Thompson, J.C. 124 Thompson, John 66 Thompson, Robert W. 274 establish the Home Dairy Thompson, Wallace J. 171 Thomson, Mark 254-255 Tifal, G.R. 126, 133 Tin 73 Index of History of Monrovia by John L. Wiley, 1927

Todd, James H. 80, 83 Tombes, J.B. (Dr.) 263, 265 Tomerlson (Mr.) 64 Tomerlson, A.B. 64 Tomlinson (Mr.) 64 Tomlinson, A.B. (Reverend) 265 Town Hall 51 Townsite Company 53 Transne, George 284 Treen, Fred W. 274, 276 Trials of the 24th 166-168 Bartle M. Harvey, author Tripp, (Mrs.) 106 Tuberculosis 197, 237-240 Tucker, Leon (Dr.) 265 Tuttle, J.F. 58 Tuttle, Roy 146 Tuttle, Roy Morrison 176 Twitchell, J.F. 122 Uhl, E.C. (Mrs.) 106 Union Rock Company 109-110, 212 Unity Club 265, 267 Unruh, David 256 Unruh, David S. 162 Unruh, H.A. 60, 71-72 Unruh, Hiram A. 161-162 Unruh, Jane Anne (Dunn) 162 Unruh, Joseph 162 Upper Twin Springs 283 see: Electricity; Gas; Telephones; Water and names of Utilities individual companies Vaile, C.S. (Reverend) 279 Valentine, Jennie (Pinney) 145 Valentine, L.M. 89 Valentine, Lee 61 Valentine, Winnie A. 219 married Ernest A. Bovee Van der Las, R.A. (Mrs.) 245 Van der Las, R.A. (Reverend) 247 Wiley runs the last name together Van Loenen, Fred 124 Van Osdel, C.R. 152 Van Tassel Canyon 73, 225-226 Van Valin, Frank 176 Van Vliet, George 183-184 VanMeter, J.S. (Reverend) 247 Varian, Charles 194 Vassar Canyon & Springs 283 Vejar Rancho 37 Vetter (Ranger) 223 Villa, Vincent 30 Index of History of Monrovia by John L. Wiley, 1927

106-108, 160, Visiting Nurses' Association 268, 276 Vollmer, L. (Mrs.) 246 114, 121, 124, Vollmer, L.B. 172 Vollmer, L.B. (Mrs.) 124 Vollmer, Lewis 210 W.E. Pile & Co. 62, 64 W.H. Evans Block 111, 113 first three-story business block erected in Monrovia W.P. Fuller & Co. 150 Wade, N. 246 Wade, N. (Mrs.) 246 Wadsworth, A.L. (Reverend) 265 Walden (Bishop) 230-231 Walker, C.S. 176 Walker, Charles S. 159 Walker, F.H. 158 Walker, Herbert Edward 158-159 first Monrovia casualty of WWI Walker, Theodore W. 158 Walker, William A. 85, 87, 91, 93 Walters, Don 192 lived at 119 S. Heliotrope Ave. Walters, Don (Mrs.) 192 Walters, John 192 Wardall, Ned 90 Wardall, Ralph 75 Warren, Charles M. 169 Washington, Paul G. 170 38, 43-44, 53, 59-60, 66-67, 71, 74-75, 83- 88, 90, 92, 96, 116, 118, 161, Water 181, 189-190, 210, 217, 229, 239, 243, 251, 284, 290, 281- 289 Water Department 228 Waterbury, Joseph 266 Waterman, H. 153-154 president of Monrovia Day Association which sponsored Waterman, Henry 136, 147 Monrovia's Rose Parade Float, 1915 Waterman, M.T. (Dr.) 176 Waterman, Meredith E. (Dr.) 146, 171, 228 Wathey, R.L. 195 Watson, Fletcher G. (Reverend) 233 Watson, George 124 Watson, J.F. (Dr.) 265 Index of History of Monrovia by John L. Wiley, 1927

Watthall, W.T. 89 We Belong 137 song composed for the Ten Thousand Club Webber, H.J. 127 professor of the citrus experiment station at Riverside Weberg, Palmer 274 Welch, Earl G. (Corporal) 163 second death of Monrovian in WWI Welch, Earl Graham 176 Welch, Eugene G. 176 Welch, Ray D. (Reverend) 133, 279 Werden, H.A. 163 West Duarte 53, 78 founded by L.L. Bradbury near Santa Fe station West Fork 221, 223, 226 West Side Improvement 254 Association West, D.S. 126 Western Union Telegraph 74, 78 Company Weston, Albert Marine 176 Wharton, Heth 171 Wheeler, E.A. (Mrs.) 196 Wheeler, Emily 83, 95 55, 75, 81, 87- Wheeler, Lawrence N. (Dr.) 89 Wheeler, L.N. (Mrs.) 95, 98, 172 Wheeler, O.A. (Dr.) 55, 83, 86-87 Whitaker, C.N. 104 Whitaker, W.R. 89 Whitaker, W.W. 134 founder of the Monrovia Masonic Lodge Whitcomb, Alvin C. 171, 176 Whitcomb, Edwin R. 176 White, Grant M. 170 White, J.P. 246 White, Stephen M. (Senator) 49, 150 partner in law firm with Judge J.D. Bicknell Whitehead, H.L. 246 Whitman, John 133 Whitmer, George M. 171 Whitmore, B.F. (Dr.) 176 Carroll Fowler and Ida Whittington were first graduates from Whittington, Ida 257 Monrovia High School Wiel, Alexander 43-44 Wiffler, Frank J. 250 Wilcox, Ella Wheeler 179 poet Wild Rose School 236, 255 Wilde, John 56-57 Wiley, Bert 90 Wiley, John L. frontispiece photograph of author, n.d. Wilhite, Chauncey L. 171 Wilhite, H.C. (Reverend) 269 Willets, E.C. (Mrs.) 123 Index of History of Monrovia by John L. Wiley, 1927

Williams, Allan F. 176 Williams, Andrew 176 Williams, Arthur G. 176 Williams, Frank M. 176 91, 93, 99, Williams, M.R. 133 Williams, M.R. (Mrs.) 124 Williams, W.C. (Mrs.) 124 Williamson, W.C. 72 Willits, E.C. 91-92 Wilson Realty Company 228 Wilson, Catherine 82-83 initiated movement for creating a public library Wilson, Harve 271 Wilson, J. Frank 189 Wilson, Katherine 47 purchased first lot in Monrovia Wilson, Len 90 Wilson, R.H. 74, 263 Wilson, Sam 75 Wilson, Sammy 55 Winquist, Seth 189 Winslow, Grant 176 Winston, J.W. 261 Winston, J.W. (Mrs.) 261 daughter of the Bradbury family Winston, Jamia 261 Winston, Lawrence 261 Winston, Louise 261 Winston, Marion 261 Winston, Rosario 261 Wistaria Hotel 51, 192 A.K.A. Monrovia Hotel; Mills Hotel Wolfskill, Joseph W. 43-44 Woman's Christian Temperance 59 Union (W.T.C.U.) 133, 186, 152, Woman's Club 154, 267 Woman's Club Building 94 Woman's Society 249 group affiliated with the Presbyterian Church Women's Missionary Society 245 Wood, (Reverend) (Dr.) 231 Wood, Charles Coke 233 Wood, Frank E. Banks, C.H. 250 Woodbury, H.D. 224, 226 Woodland, A.M. (Mrs.) 124 Woodridge, A.L. (Mrs.) 172 Woodward, C.M. 274 Wooldridge, A.L. 153 Wooley, J.K. 89 Wooley, Pardon (Jr.) 89 Index of History of Monrovia by John L. Wiley, 1927

Workman, William Henry (Mayor) 72, 290 Mayor of Los Angeles World War I 159, 163-177 World War I Roster 173-176 Wright Canyon 78 Wright, A.K. (Reverend) 267 Wright, Kate (Aunt) 276 she ran a charitable hospital for tuberculosis patients Yerba Buena 156 film by Monrovia Feature Film Company Young, Will 75 Young Ladies' Missionary Society 245 Young, Clarence E. 176 Young, Richard C. 171, 176 Zalvadea, Jose Maria (Father) 31, 38 Zapata Mine 40 Zapata, Fran 40 Zerrell Block 113 Zimmerman, George 89 67, 80-82, 87- Zimmerman, U.Z. 88, 91, 139, 285 Index of History of Monrovia by John L. Wiley, 1927 Index of History of Monrovia by John L. Wiley, 1927 Index of History of Monrovia by John L. Wiley, 1927 Index of History of Monrovia by John L. Wiley, 1927 Index of History of Monrovia by John L. Wiley, 1927 Index of History of Monrovia by John L. Wiley, 1927