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Historical Directory of Santa Clara County Newspapers 1850-1972

JEAN FRENCH WHEELER

SOUR ISSEAU ACADEMY FOR CALIFORNIA STATE AND LOCAL HISTORY

SAN JOSE STATE UNIVERSITY

Occasional Paper No.1, 1973 tOSEAU AC ,~ ~. llic~ ~ ~.. ~ ~t o~ N ~ STATE U~"\

Officers Robert E. Levinson Bill ie B. Jensen Director Secretary

Board of Trustees Clyde Arbuckle Feliciano Rivera Peter M. Buzanski Peter Rodriguez I:' Ted C. Hinckley Lynn Vermillion Jerome B. Munday Austen Warburton Gerald E. Wheeler

Emeritus Trustees Laurence Bulmore Benjamin F. Gilbert Charles B. Burdick Benjamin H. Hazard Theron Fox Lawrence B. Lee

Carolyn de Vries Executive Secretary Historical Directory of Santa Clara County Newspapers 1850-1972

JEAN FRENCH WH EELER

SOURISSEAU ACADEMY FOR CALIFORNIA STATE AND LOCAL HISTORY

SAN JOSE STATE UNIVERSITY

Occasional Paper No.1, 1973

COPYRIGHT, SOURISSEAU ACADEMY, 1973 PREFACE

The Sourisseau Academy is pleased to present its first Occasional Paper. We hope that it proves to be a forecast of future endeavours: it is scholarly, and it fulfills a need that has long been felt. We trust that subsequent publications meet these criteria as completely as does this union list. Publications Committee Jerome B. Munday, Chairman Christine B. Simpson Robert Harmon

The appearance of Occasional Paper No. 1 fulfills one of the purposes for which the Sourisseau Academy was chartered: "To prepare and disseminate historical scholarship to the university and community, and to present results of research and service activities through publications and other media." This activity of the Sourisseau Academy is one of many that takes place during the academic year. A generous bequest from the late Miss Eva Sourisseau provided the initial funding for the Academy. We are grateful, in addition, to the members of the Sourisseau family for their suggestions. It is fitting that our first publication should be a useful tool for further historical research on the history of Santa Clara County. Through the efforts of Jean Wheeler, we now have, at long last, a valuable source of information for the study of this region. We are also grateful to James Noah, Director of University Relations, Larry Daniello, University Editor, and the University Duplicating Center for their assistance and technical advice. We invite comments on this publication from our readers. Editorial Board Ted C. Hinckley, Chairman Lawrence B. Lee Robert E. Levinson

ii TABLE OF CONTENTS

INTRODUCTION...... v

SECTION I ...... 1 A directory of selected libraries, historical societies, museums, and newspaper publish­ ing companies of Santa Clara County

SECTION II ...... 5 Ad irectory of selected I ibraries outside Santa Clara County.

SECTION III...... 5 A glossary of abbreviations and symbols with explanation of usage

SECTION IV ...... 6 Listing of Santa Clara County newspapers.

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INTRODUCTION

It is the purpose of this Directory to present the fiel d of genetics, and among the sources the informat io n about the location and extent of newspaper newspaper is much used. Also in the field of stat istical holdings in Santa Clara County 's li braries, museums, inquiry there have been some pi oneering efforts made in historical societies and newspaper publis hing compan ies . t he use of newspaper content . Hopefully, the County A small number of libraries located outside the County newspapers of present day will aid these efforts in the also have been incl uded. These were chosen because they future. have collections which include a substantial number of Whatever has been the reason for collecting in the the County's newspapers. past, there must be coordi nated effort in the future wi th Few inventories of this type have been published in a re presentative collection of newspapers covering all California. The Ca li fornia State Library is prepa ring areas of the County as its goal. preli minary plans for a Union Lis t of Californ ia The publishers , many of whom operate margina ll y newspapers to appear in the next year or so. The most profita ble enterprises, sh ould be encouraged toward recent nation-wide li sting appea red in the 1930's and fu rther cooperation by allowing the older papers they while there is now a concrete plan to update it, estimates presentl y have t o be preserved through m icrofilmi ng, are t hat t he project will take at least ten years. and to become more aware of the historical va lue in There are no definiti ons sufficiently clear to gu ide in their current product. The libraria ns, restricted in their the selection of titles in the narrow area between efforts by budgets, must work through a County-wide newspapers and periodicals. A very arbitrary decision program to avoid duplication, at least in the newspapers was made to include many publications, perhaps not in retained. The current cooperation among the library the strictest sense news papers, if it were felt the contents networks could be a further basi s for a coordinated of the publicati ons contai ned enough reporting of news poli cy. There should be more pooling of resources for to be of use to the researcher. Titles were not eliminated microfilming as few institut ions have complete runs of which were of chief interest to narrow interest groups the older newspapers and even fewer have the funds for only. It was visualized that the listing would be of use to individualized projects. Pe rhaps the bulk of collect ing people who were seeking information about the the past, whi ch seems to be more d ust than print at this viewpoints of special groups as well as for those more time, must fa ll on the historical societies and museums. interested in broader topics. Some attic or old brassbound trunk mi ght yet yield up I t has been said that a list of t his type serves a treasu re r beyond bel ief. two-fold purpose - as a finding aid in helping to locate a The sources used for t his compilation were city, specific newspaper and issue fo r the use of a researcher, county and institut io nal histories, city and county and as an inventory function; and in the second, the directories, loca l and national newspaper directories, summing up of the holdings of a group of libraries, there union li sts of periodicals, letters, printed talks, are the impl ications that may be derived from the pamphlets, periodicals, theses, memoirs, old newspapers, inventory. From this listing can be recogn ized the both in pri nt and on microfilm, and other materials too leading impli cation - the lack of a systematic policy of nu merous to enumerate. Each insti tution, almost collecting newspapers, past and present. wi thout exception, was visi ted several t imes and if a Many of the ol der newspapers of Santa Clara County personal inventory of the co ll ect ion cou ld be made, it have not been kept and few, if any, copies now remain was so done. The holdings were checked t hrough July of many others. These older papers have a known value 1973, and correct ions made in this listi ng. to the researcher but the need for continued collecti ng is The cooperati on of the personnel of each li brary, at times less apparent. It recently has been stated that historical society, museum, and newspaper company wa s the present day and future seacher wi ll fi nd little of given graci ously and the supportive attitude of the staff historical valu e in current County newspapers. This of the Sourisseau Academy for California State and raises questions then of there being little further reason Local History was most helpful. To the co-workers, to coll ect and preserve_ fri ends, and relatives whose unflagging enthusiasm and Perhaps the contents of the newspapers will be of less encouragement he lped to ove rcome the problems and value if the researcher tries to use them as they hav e tediu m of compil ing a list of this type, an expression of been used in the past; but there are a variety of new gratitude is hereby given. methods in research and these require a broader ra nge of It is the hope of the Sourisseau Academy fo r evidence. There is a new mood of inquiry, a concern fo r California State and Local History, and the compil er, the broad structural characteristics of society, the that the HISTORICAL DIRECTORY OF SANTA long-term changes in these characteristics, and a desire to CLARA COUNTY N EWSPA PE RS, 1860-1972, will be study society as an in teracting whole. For example, a found to be useful. great deal of work is bei ng done by medical workers in Jean French Wheeler Department of Librarianship San Jose State Un iversity

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Section I A DI RECTORY OF SELECTED LIBRARIES, HISTORICAL SOCIETIES, MUSEUMS AND NEWSPAPER PUBLISHING COMPANIES OF SANTA CLARA COUNTY

CAM PBE LL The Suburban Newspaper Publications Inc . is the parent company of eleven County weekly news papers: THE CAMPBELL PRESS Cupertino Courier; Sunnyvale Scribe; Los A ltos Town Suburban Newspaper Publications Inc. Crier; Milpitas Post; East San Jose Sun; South San 10950 N. Blaney Avenue Jose-Edenvale Sun; Almaden-Cambrian Sun; San Jose Cupertino 95014 Sun; Santa Clara Sun; West San Jose Sun; and The The Campbell Press is a weekly, establ ish ed June 7, Campbell Press_ These papers are currently being micro­ 1895 . It has no library; t itle and frequency have varied. fi lmed and limted in -office use of papers is allowed. Restrictions on usage: Older unbound papers are in fragile condition, staff usage only. Bound co pies are GILROY av ailable to the public in the Campbell offi ce at 35 Gavilan Coll ege Library Dillon Av en ue, for in-office use only. 5055 Santa Teresa Blvd. Note: In August 1973 the Press was sold to the Suburban Gilroy 95020 Newspaper Publications Inco The current paper is Restrictio ns on newspaper usage : In-library use only. to be microfilmed . Gilroy City Museum Campbell Publ ic Li brary 195 5th St reet See Santa Clara County Free Library (Sa n Jose) Gi lroy 95020 West Valley Historical Society Restrictions on newspaper usage: limited in- museum P.O. Box 103 2 use only. Campbell 95008 See note under Gilroy Public Library . The Society has no newspaper materials . GIL ROY DISPATCH Jerry H. Fuchs, Pu blisher 7466 N. Monterey CUPERTINO Gilroy 95020 CUPERTINO COURIER The Gilroy Dispatch is a semi-weekly, established in Suburban Newspaper Publications Inc_ 1925; combined in 1934 with other area newspapers, 10950 N. Blaney Avenue titles and frequency have varied . It has no library and is Cupertino 9501 4 not bei ng microfilmed by the company . Restrictions on The Cupertino Courier is a weekly, established in usage: In-office use only. September 1950_ Newspaper office has complete run of GILROY NEWS HERALD paper, bound since 1953. It has no library, and has been 7600 Eigleberry Street microfilmed since Ma y 1972 by parent company . Re­ Gil roy 95020 strictions o n usage: Limited in -office use only. The The Gilroy News Herald is a semi-weekly, established Valley Advertiser is printed for free distribution. May 13, 1971 as a weekly, became a semi-weekly Cupertino Historical Society December 1971_ It has no li brary and is not being P. 0_ Box 88 microfilmed by t he company . Newspaper office has Cupertino 95014 complete run. Restrictions on usage : In -office use only . The Society has no newspaper materials_ The company prints a 'shopper'. Cupertino Publi c Library Gilroy Public library See Santa Clara County Free Library (San Jose) See Santa Clara County Free Library (San Jose) Note: The Gilroy Public Li brary and the Gilroy City DeAnza College Library Museum share a building. The Museum has li mited 21250 Stevens Creek Blvd. ho urs. The Library staff supervises the newspaper Cupertino 9501 4 collectio n of the Museum when Museum peT­ Restrictions on newspaper usage: In-library use only. sonnel are unavailable. Suburban Newspaper Publications Inc. LOS AL TOS Morton Levi ne , Pu bl isher 10950 N. Bl aney Avenue Los Altos Publ ic library Cupertino 95014 See Santa Clara County Free Library (San Jose) LOS ALTOS TOWN CRIER Morgan Hill Public Library Suburban Newspaper Publications Inc. See Santa Cl ara County Free Library (San Jose) 10950 N. Bl aney Avenue Cupertino 95014 MORGAN HILL TIMES and SAN MARTIN NEWS The Los Altos Town Crier is a weekly, established Mr. and Mrs . Welton L. Pollard December 1947. It has no library and has been micro­ Editors & Publishers filmed since May 1972 by the company. Newspaper 30 E. 3rd Street office has complete run of paper, bound since Septem­ Morgan Hill 95037 ber 1953. Restrictions on usage : Limited in -office use The Morgan Hill Times and San Martin News is a only in the Los Altos office. semi -weekly, established April 12, 1894 as a weekly, became a semi-weekly December 1, 1970. Title and LOS ALTOS HILLS frequency have varied. Newspaper possibly has complete Foothill College Library run - older papers in storage; bound since about 1930. 12345 EI Monte Blvd . It has no library and is not being microfilmed by the Los Altos Hills 94022 company. Restrictions on usage: In-office use of current paper only. Restrictions on newspaper usage : In -library use only.

LOS GATOS Los Gatos Memorial Library MOUNTAIN VIEW 110 E. Main Street Mountain View Pioneer and Historical Association Los Gatos 95030 Box 273 Restrictions on newspaper usage : In-library use only. Mountain View 94040 Los Gatos Museum The Society has scrapbooks of newspaper clippings. West Main & Tait Mountain View Public Library Los Gatos 95030 585 Franklin Street The Museum has no newspaper materials. Mountain View 94040 LOS GATOS TIMES-SARATOGA OBSERVER Restrictions on newspaper usage: In-library use only. Los Gatos Publishing Co. George Kane, Publisher 114 Royce Street Los Gatos 95030 PALO A LTO The Los Gatos Times-Saratoga Observer is a semi ­ Palo Alto City Library weekly, established in 1955, combining several older 1213 Newell Road newspapers whose titles and frequency have varied. It Palo Alto 94303 has no library; it is being microfilmed by the Los Gatos Restrictions on newspaper usage : In-library use only. Memorial Library. Newspaper office has bound copies from October 1963. Restrictions on usage : In-office use Palo Alto Historical Association only. 1213 Newell Road Palo Alto 94303 MILPITAS The Society has miscellaneous newspaper clippings_ Milpitas Public Library PALO ALTO TIMES See Santa Clara County Free Library (San Jose) Peninsula Newspapers Inc. MILPITAS POST Alexander S. Bode, Editor Suburban Newspaper Publications Inc. 245 Lytton Avenue 10950 N. Blaney Avenue Palo Al to 94302 Cupertino 95014 The Palo Alto Times was established as a weekly The Mil pitas Post is a weekly, established February 3, January 5, 1893. Tit le and frequency have varied; now 1955. Its frequency has varied. It has no library, and has published 6 days a week. It has a li brary of cl ippi ngs of been microfi lmed by parent compa ny si nce July 1971 . local interest; complete paper is on microfilm_ Em­ Restrictions on usage: Limited in-office use in the East ployees publish a monthly paper, t he Hell Box. Restric­ Valley office at 615 S. Main, Mi lpitas. The Trading Post tions on usage: Library use restricted to staff; requests is printed and distributed as an advertiser. by public for information must be in written form; ri ght to refuse to respond reserved. The index is for staff use only . Public use of bound volu mes for current year MORGAN HILL in -office only . Public use of microfilm reader in lobby of Morgan Hill Historical Society newspaper building. 17740 N. Del Mo nte Note: In June 1973, the Peni nsu la Newspapers Inc. pur­ Mo rgan Hill 95037 chased the Valley Journal (S unnyvale) fr om The Society has no newspaper materials. Standard Media, Inc. 2 SAN JOSE SAN JOSE MERCURY; SAN JOSE NEWS; SAN JOSE ME RC URY NEWS (Sunday) Cal ifornia Pioneers of Santa Clara County Northwest Publications, Inc. 2221 Coastland Avenue 750 Ridder Park Drive San Jose 95125 San Jose 951 3 1 The Society has no newspaper materials. As a part of the Ridder nation-wide chain of publica­ California State University, San Jose tions, the San Jose Mercury (morn ing), San Jose News 125 N. Seventh Street (evening), and the San Jose Mercury News (Sunday) are San Jose 95192 published in San Jose. Titles and frequency have varied. There is a library of clippings and an index dating from Restrictions on newspaper usage: In·library use only. about 1925, both restricted to staff usage only. Ap­ California State University, San Jose parently there is an incomplete run of 19th century Archives volumes; the newspaper is on microfilm from 1900 with Library Building a continuing program of microfilming by the company. San Jose 95192 Restrictions on newspaper usage: No use by anyone Restrictions on newspaper usage: Limited in·library other than staff. use with permission only. Note: The San Jose City Library, in cooperation with California State University, San Jose the Sourisseau Academy for California State and Sourisseau Academy for California State and Local History, has completed its project of micro­ Local History filming the 1882-1899 portion of the San Jose Room 315, Li brary Building Men:ury available in the Library. San Jose 95192 Restrictions on newspaper usage: Limited in-library use with permission o nly. SAN JOSE POST-RECORD Rose Publishing Co., Inc. California State University, San Jose Earle T. Rose, President and Publisher SPARTAN DAILY 76 West St. John Street Journalism Building San Jose 95113 San Jose 95192 The San Jose Post-Record is a court and commerc ial The Spartan Daily is the student newspaper. Restric­ paper, established as a weekly about 191 0; now pub­ tions on usage : Limited in-office use of bound volumes. lishes 5 times a week. The newspaper office has bound volumes from 1931 (1940-1941 partial run), and has CAMB RIA N WEEKLY NEWS indexed legal notices from 1953 . The paper has been Wilton vo n Gease, Publisher microfilmed by the Cali fornia State Library since 1967 . 20 16 Foxworthy Avenue Restrictions on newspaper usage: Use not encouraged. San Jose 951 24 The Cambrian Weekly News is a weekly, established San Jose Public Library January 1954. It has no li brary and is not being 180 W. San Carlos St reet microfilmed. The newspaper office has complete uri­ San Jose 9511 3 bound run. Restrictions on usage : Use not encouraged. The San Jose Public Library serves the City of San Jose with 12 branches in addition to Main Li brary . The San Jose City College Library Library subscribes to multiple copies of a number of 21 00 Moorpark Avenue papers and the Branches recei ve the papers with local San Jose 951 14 news of iriterest to patrons. Restrictio ns o n newspaper Restrictions o n newspaper usage: In-li brary use only. usage: In-library use only.

San Jose City Muse um Santa Clara County Free Library 635 Phelan Avenue 276 N. Mark et Street (Admin ist rative offices) San Jose 95112 San Jose 95110 The Museum is a part of t he City Parks and Recrea­ The Santa Clara County Free Library serves entire tion Department and also serves as City Archives. Re­ county except Los Gatos, Mountain View, Palo Alto , strict ions on usage : Museum has limited st aff and facili­ San Jose, Santa Clara, and Sunnyvale. T he Li brary ti es but does allow very rest ri cted in-office use of bo und subscribes to mult iple copies of a number of newspapers newspapers. and the Branches receive the pa pers with news of local interest to patrons. Restrictio ns on newspaper usage: Note: The Museum has about 550 bound vol umes of In-li brary us e only. newspapers in storage not available to the public at this t ime. An offic ial inventory is to be made Santa Cl ara Co unty Law Li brary soon and plans to make these materials more Superior Courts Bldg. accessible to t he public depend on future facilities 191 . First Street const ructed for t he institution. San Jose 95113 Restrictions on newspaper usage : In-library use only. 3 Suburban Newspaper Pu bli cations Inc. Saratoga Histo rical Foundation 10950 N_ Blaney Avenue P. O. Box 172 Cupertino 95014 Saratoga 95070 The Suburban Newspaper Pu bli cations Inc. publishes The Society has no newspaper materials. individualized editions of the Sun for the San Jose Metropolitan area as follows: Saratoga Public Library Almaden-Cambrian Sun, established April 1965 as a See Santa Clara County Free Library (San Jose) weekly; title has varied. West Valley College Library East San Jose Sun, established October 16, 1958 as a 14000 Fruitvale Avenue weekly; title has varied . Saratoga 95070 San Jose Sun, established about 1953; title and Restrictions on newspaper usage: In -library use only. frequency have varied, now a weekly. South San Jose-Edenvale Sun, established about 1963 as a weekly; title has varied. STAN FORD West San Jose Sun, established July 4, 1973, as a weekly . Stanford University Libraries See Santa Clara for Santa Clara Sun. Stanford 94305 Restrictions on newspaper usage: In -library use for SANTA CLARA students of other institutions with permits; in-library use Santa Clara City Historical Society for others. 2635 Homestead Santa Clara 95051 The Society has no newspaper materials. SU NNYVALE Santa Clara County Historical & Genealogical Society Sunnyvale Historical Society 2635 Homestead 3550 Parkland Avenue Santa Clara 95051 San Jose 95 117 The Society has newspaper clippings from 1960. The Society has no newspaper materials. Restricted usage . Sunnyvale Public Library Santa Clara Public Library 665 W. Olive Avenue 2635 Homestead Sunnyvale 94086 Santa Clara 95051 Restrictions on newspaper usage: In-library use only. Restrictions on newspaper usage: In -library use only_ THE SUNNYVALE SCRIBE SANTA CLARA SUN Suburban Newspaper Publications Inc. Suburban Newspaper Publications Inc. 10950 N_ Blaney Avenue 10950 N. Blaney Avenue Cupertino 95014 Cupertino 95014 The Sunnyvale Scribe is a weekly, established April 3, The Santa Clara Sun is a weekly. establis hed July 4, 1968. It has no library, and it has been microfilmed 1973. It is being microfilmed by parent company. si nce May 1972 by the company. The newspaper office Restrictions on usage: Limited in -office use onl y. has a complete run of bound volumes. Restrictions on usage: Limited in-office use only. University of Santa Clara Library 820 Alviso VA LL EY JOU RNAL Santa Clara 95053 Peninsula Newspapers Inc. Restrictions on newspaper usage: In-libra ry use for 245 Lytton Avenue faculty of other institutions; in-library use for students Palo Alto 94302 of other institutions wi th permits. The Valley Journal, a sem i-weekly, was established SARATOGA July 10, 1970. Th is newspaper stems from the merger of a number of papers whose t itles and frequency have SARATOGA NEWS varied. It was purchased on June 5, 1973 by Peni nsula Saratoga Publishi ng Co. Newspapers Inc. from Standard Media, Inc_ Many back Sherman Mill er, Editor runs of older papers were placed on long-term loan wi th 14503 Big Basin Way local libraries and have been incl uded with in d ividual Saratoga 95070 library listings. Reels of microfilm of all newspapers The Saratoga News is a weekly, establ ished Septem­ prior to June 1973 are in the Palo Alto office of the ber 1, 1955. It has no library, and is not being micro­ Peninsula Newspapers Inc. These represent incomplete, filmed. Newspaper office has complete run of paper. scattered holdings_ The current paper (from June 1973) Restrictions on usage: Limited to staff use only. The will be microfilmed by parent com pany. Restrictions on company prints West Valley Advocate for free d istribu­ usage: Limited in-office use only at 384 Washingto n tion. Street, Sunnyvale. 4 Section II A DIRECTORY OF SELECTED LIBRARIES OUTSIDE SANTA CLARA COUN TY

BERKELEY SAN FRANCISCO University of Californ ia Libraries California Historical Soci ety Library Berkeley 94720 2099 Pacific Avenue Restrictions on newspa per usage: In-library use only. San Francisco 94 109 Location of material is indicated in listing if other than Restrictions on newspaper usage: Limited in-library in Newspaper Room of General L ibrary . Limited inter­ use only . library loan of microfilm. Society of California Pi oneers Library 456 McAllister San Francisco 94102 Restrictions on newspaper usage: Limited in-library SACRAMENTO use only. California State Library Library and Courts Bldg. SAN MARINO P. O. Box 2037 Henry E. Hunti ngton Library Sacramen to 95809 1151 Oxford Road Restrictions: In-library use only. Limited inter-library San Marino 91 108 loan of microf il m. Records maintained here of news­ Restrictions on newspaper usage: In-library use only papers in the Law Library . to approved researchers .

Section III A GLOSSARY OF ABBREVIATIONS AND SYMBOLS WITH EXPLANATION OF USAGE

The Abbreviations and Symbols as listed are in part [ 1 around dates indicates incomplete holdings self-explanatory _ I n the letter symbols assigned to each indicates continuing holdings; continuing institution to designate its collection, the principle of publication mnemonics was used. With a few except ions, the second Ja . January letter of t he code and those following are the begin ning F February letter of each word in the title of the institution. For Mr March example: CPA refers to t he Palo Alto City Library. Ap April My May d daily Je June w weekly JI July b-w bi-weekly Ag August SOw semi-weekly S September tri-w tri-weekly 0 October m monthly N November b-m bi-monthly D December s-m sem i-monthly yr yearly dup duplicate q quarterly fac facsimile ir irregularly mf microfilm 5dys indicates number of days paper published pc photostat (x) indicates newspaper is microf ilmed on a part partial current basis suppl supplement 5 LETTE R SYMBOLS ASSIGN ED CSCcg Gilroy Branch TO INSTITUTIONS CSCcla Los Alt os Branch CSCcmh Morgan Hill Branch C California State Library CSCP Society of Cal iforn ia Pioneers Library Col California S tate La w Li brary CSJ San Jose Public Library CamWn Ca mbrian Weekly News CSJc San Jose City College Library CCSN Suburban Newspaper Publ ications Inc. CSJM San Jose City Museum CDeA DeAnza College Library CSJMn Northwest Publications, Inc. CFC Footh ill College Library CSJPR Rose Publishing Co., Inc. CGD Gilroy Dispatch CSMH Henry E. Huntington Library CGM Gilroy City Museum CSn Saratoga Publishing Co . CGNH Gilroy News Herald CSU California State University, San Jose, Library CHS California Historical Society Library CSUa Archives CLG Los Gatos Memorial Library CSUsd Spartan Daily CLGT Los Gatos Times-Saratoga Observer CSUso Sourisseau Academy for California State CMHT Morgan Hill Times and San Martin News and Local History CMV Mountain View Public Library CSV Sunnyvale Public Library CPA Palo Alto City Library CU University of California Libraries, Berkeley CPAT Peninsula Newspapers Inc. CU-B The Bancroft Library, University of Cali- CS Stanford University Libraries fornia, Berkeley CSC Santa Clara Public Library CU -S GraduateSocial Science Library, University CSCc Santa Clara County Free Library of California, Berkeley CSCcca Campbell Branch CUSC University of Santa Clara Library CSCccu Cupertino Branch CWV West Valley College Library

Section IV LISTING OF SANTA CLARA COUNTY NEWSPAPERS

The Ii sting of newspaper titles that follows is first CAMPBELL arranged geographically by city of publication, then alphabetically by title of publication by the first word THE CAMPBELL PRESS not a part of the city's name, time of day, or frequency (w; b-w; tri-w) Je 7 1895--. of publication. There are two exceptions: one, if the Title and frequency have varied; now published complete title is t he name of the city onIy, then the title weekly. In 1895 called the Campbell Weekly Visitor; in is alphabetized by the first letter of the first word; 1904 the Campbell Visitor; 1904, Campbell Interurban secondly, if the newspaper title begins wi th the name of Press; 1906, Campbell Press & East San Jose Post; 1930 , a geographica l entity, not the name of the city of Campbell Press; 1936 (?) Campbell Press and Valley publi cat io n, then t he entity so named is placed al pha­ Echo; in 1937 present name. The Campbell Press was betically by t he first letter of the first word. The slight purchased in August 1973 by the Subu rban Newspaper va riations in format are caused by t he different methods Publications Inc. of record keepin g of the vario us institutions. CCSN 1895: Je 7 (part); N 9; D 7, 28 All the loose-bound newsprint is placed first in the 1896: Ja 4, 11; Mr-My ; N 21 listing, al phabetically under each t itle by ident ifying 1904: Ja 30; F 13, 27; Mr 5, 19; symbol designating t he individual institutions. The Ap-My; Je 1, 8,22; JI 20; Ag; microfilmed material is placed together following the S 22, 29; 0; N 10,17,24; D newsprint, also listed alphabetically by symbol. 1906: Ja 13, 20; F 23; Mr; Ap 6,20, 27; My 4, 11; Je 1, When a title is not followed by a listing, then no 8, 15,22; JI 13, 27; Ag 3, 17, materi al was found to be extant at this time, or no 24, 31; S-O ; N 9; D offici al collection was located. 1907: Ja-M y; JI-Ag; S 6, 13,20; O-N ; D 6, 20 ALVISO 1908: Ja 22, 29; F-JI; S 23,30; ALVISO POST o 21, 27; N; D 2 (w) 1913-1918 (7) 1909: Ja 13; Ap 16, 23, 30; My-D The San Jose Post published an edition for Alviso . 1910: Ja-F; Mr 3,11,18; Ap 1, 8; See the San Jose Post_ D 10 6 1911 : Ja; F 3, 17, 24; Mr-Ap; 1945: Ja 4-018; N 1-0 6, 20, 27 My 5, 12; Je 9, 16,30; JI ; 1946 : complete Ag 4,11 , 25; S 1, 8,15; 0; 1947: Ja 3-Mr 27; Ap 10-D 11,25 N 10, 17; D 1948: Ja 1, 15-Mr 4, 18-Ap 15,29- 1912: Ja; F 2, 9, 23; Mr-N; 0 13, JI 29; Ag 12, 19; S 2-D 31 21,29 1949: Ja 7-Ag 5, 19-5 16; 0 7,14, 1913: Ja-Mr; Ap 4, 18; My-JI; 28-D 30 Ag 1, 8, 15; S 5, 12 1950: Ja 6-Ap 14 1914: Ja 23; Je 12, 19,26; Jll0, 17,24,31; Ag-S; 0 9,16; D 25 1915: complete except for Je 25 CUPERTINO 1916: complete CUPERTINO COURIER 1917: Ja-Je (w) S 1950--_ 1918: JI -N; D 13,20,27 The Cupertino Courier prints the Valley Advertiser 1919: Ja-N 1920: complete for free distribution_ 1921: Ja-Je 24 C 1971 : Ap 1 1922: N 10-D CCSN 1950: S--. (x) 1923: complete CCSN (mf) 1972: My ­ -. (x) 1924: complete 1925: complete LA VOZ DE OeANZA 1926: Ja-Ap; JI; Ag 6,13,20; (w) S 11 1967--. S 10,17;01,15; N 19; D The DeAnza College student paper. 1927: complete 1928: complete except for 0 26 CDeA 1967: S 11--. 1929: complete 1930: Ja-My; Je 3, 10,24; JI-Ag; S 30; 07, 14,21; N 18, 25; D GILROY 1931: complete GILROY ADVOCATE 1932: F 16,23; Ap 12; My 17,31; (w; sow) S 12 1868-My 5 1949 Je-S; 0 20 1933: F 2, 8; Mr 15; Ap 26; Title and frequency varied. On D 24 1876 merged My 3, 31; Je-Ag; S 6, 13, 20 with California Weekly Leader; 1875-1876, Gilroy Advocate-The Leader, Gilroy Advocate-Leader, were 1934: Je-D various titles, becoming The Gilroy Advocate JI 1 1876 ; 1935: complete except for 0 10 1897 (?) absorbed Gilroy Evening Telegram; 1934, 1936: F 13 Advocate and Dispatch combined but each continued to 1940: F 15; Mr 28; Ap 4; My 30; be published; My 5 1949 merged to become Gilroy Je 6; Jill; Ag 22, 29; S 12, 19, Evening Dispatch_ 26; 03,10 See Gilroy Dispatch_ 1941 : N 27; D 11,18,25 1942: FlO; Ap 9; My 28; Je 4; C 1906: My 26-D 28 1934 JI 2; Ag 6; 0 8, 22, 29; N-O 1936: complete 1943: F 18,25; Ap 29; My 6 1940: Ja 4 -D 31 1942 1944: Ja-S; O 5, 12, 19; D 14 CGD 1868: S 19; 0; N 7, 21, 28; D 1945 : My 10; N 22, 29 1869: Ja; F 27; Mr 6,13,20; 1946 : Ap 25; My 2, 9, 16, 23; Ap 17,24; My; Je 5, 26; JI 10, Je 27; Ag 8; S 12; 010,17,24, 17;S11,25;0-D 31; N 7; D 5, 27 1870: complete 1947: Ja 3,10,16,24; F 20,27; 1871: Ja-Ag; S 2,9,16,23; N 25; D Mr 6; Ap 10; My 22, 29; Je 12, 1872: Ja-Ag; S 21, 28; N 9; D 7, 14 19; D 4, 11 1873: F 22-D 1948: Ja 29; F 5, 19; Ag 12; 1874: Ja-S; 0 10, 17,24 S 16, 23 1875: Ja 9, 16, 22, 30; D 24, 31 1948: S 30--_ 1876: Ja-F; Mr 17,24; Ap 7, 21; CSCcca 1962: Ap4-- _ My 12,20,27; Je-Ag; S 2, 9,16, 23; 07, 14; D 23, 30 CSUso 1898: D 24 1877: complete except fo r My 12; CU (mf) 1906 : S 21 Ag 18 1941: Ap 24; My 1,22; Je 5,12, 1878: complete except for N 2,9, 19; JI 17,24, 31 ; Ag 14-D 25 16 1942: Ja 1-Ap 16; My 28; Je 11-S 1879: complete except for Ag 9 10, 24-0 15; N 5-D 31 1880 : complete 1943-1944 : complete 1881 : complete except for 0 31 7 1882: Ja-Mr; Ap 1,22, 29; My; 1939-1944: complete JI 8, 15,30; Ag 14, 27; S; 1945: complete except for 020 0 9, 16,30; N 14, 21 , 28; 0 11 , 1946-1948: complete 18, 25 1949: Ja 6-Ap 28 1883 : JI 7,21 ; S 29; 0 27-0 CU-B (mf) 1868 : S 12-0 26 1884: Ja- Ag; S 6,1 3,20; 0 ; 1869: complete N 7; 0 1870: Ja l-Mr 26; Ap 9, 23-My 7, 1885: complete except for F 7; 21-Je 11, 25-JI 23; Ag 6-20; Mr 21; Ap 18; My 2; S 5,12,19 S3-N5,19; 0 1886: complete except for Ap 21, 1871: Ja 14-My 27; Je lO-Ag 19; 28; My 1; JI 24; 0 25 S 2-D 2, 16-30 1887 : complete except for Ja 15; 1872: Ja 13,20; F 3-Mr 23; Ap 6, Mr 26 13; My 4-Je 22; JI 13-Ag 17, 31 ­ 1888: complete except for Mr 24; 05, 19-N 23; 0 S 1 1873: complete except for S 20 1889: complete except for F 9; 1874: complete My 11; S 28; N2 1875: complete except for Ag 14 1890: complete except for Mr 22; 1876: Ja 7, 21 -Mr 3, 17-My 12; Ap 5, 19,26; Ag 9; N 8, 15,22, Je 3-Ag 19; S 2-D 29 1877: complete except for Mr 31; 1891: complete except for Mr 28; Ap 21 Ag 22; S 5; N 7, 21; 0 26 1878: complete 1892: complete except for My 7; 1879: Ja; Mr 22-Ap 12, 26-0 Ag 13,20,27; 0 22 1880: Ja; F 14-Ap 24; My 8-0 2, 1893-1896: complete 16-0 1897: complete except for 018 1881 : JI 9,16,23; 0 22, 29 1898: complete except for Mr 21 1882: Ja 7,14, 28-Ap 22; My 13- 1899-Je 1940: complete Ag5;S16 CGM 1917-1944: complete 1883: Ja 20-F 10, 24; Mr 31 -Ap 14; CHS 1896: Mr 21 My 12-Je 2 1884: My17 CSCP 1915: 02 1885: F 7; N 14 CSMH 1870: F 19; 0 31 1886: JI31 1871 : Ap 15; S 2; N 18 1889: Mr 2,16; S 28; 019; N 23; 1872: 0 14 (suppl) 07 1875: 024,31 1890: Ja 4 (2 editions), 18,25 1876: Ja-Ag 19 1877: F 24; Mr 3, 24, 31; Ag; S 15, 29; 013,20, 27; N 3,24; CALIFORNIA WEEKLY LEADER o 1, 15,22 (w) F 19 1875-0 17 1875 1878: Ja 5, 12, 19; F; Mr 9,16,30; Title varied; also called The Leader_ on 0 24 1875 Ap 6, 27; My 4; Je 8 merged with Gilroy Advocate to become Gilroy Advo­ C (mf) 1943: Ja 7-Ap 281 949 cate-The Leader. See Gilroy Advocate_ CU (mf) 1906: F 17-Mr 24; A p 7-My 5, 19; Je 2,1 6; JI 21; Ag 4-0 6, 20­ CGO 1875: F 19, 26; Mr-O 17 0 15, 29 CSMH 1875: 0 8; N 5; 03 1907 -1908: complete CU-B (mf) 1875: F 26; Mr 19-Ap 30; My 14- 1909: complete except for Mr 13 Je 4, 18-JI 9, 30-S 24; 0 8, 15, 1910: complete except f or 0 3 29-N 12,26 1911 : complete 191 2: complete except for F 17; 0 21 CHRISTIAN TOPICS 1913: complete except for 0 13 (? ) 1904-1 905 1914-1916: complete 191 7: com plete except for JI 7 1918-1919: complete GILROY CRESCENT 1920: complete except f or S 11 (w) Ja 1889-1 890 1921 -1923: complete 1924: complete except for Je 14 CU-B (mf) 1889 : F 26-Mr 19; S 17; 01; N 12­ 1925: Je 3,17-0 03,24 1926-1937: complete 1890: J; Ag 12; S 2, 9,16; 0 7, 14, 1938: complet e except f or N 10 28 8 GILROY DISPATCH SOUTH COUNTY LIN E (5dys; tri-w;s-w) 1924--. See South County Dispatch. Title and frequency have varied, now semi -weekly. In 1929 abosrbed Gilroy Gazette; 1934, Dispatch and SOUTH COUNTY DISPATCH Advocate combined but continued independently; My 5 (w) 1950's 1949 merged with Advocate to form Gilroy Evening Shopping news; also called South County Line. Dispatch. Now Gilroy Dispatch, publishes So uth Valley Line as shopping news . GILROY TELEGRAM CGD 1928: Ap-Je (w) My 31 (?) 1871-1872 (?) 1935: 0 -0 Sources say Mayfield Enterprise (Mayfield) moved to 1936 : Ja-Mr Gilroy in 1871, changed name to Gilroy Telegram and 1940- 1942: complete was discontinued after the pol itical campaign of 1872. 1943: Je-O Later paper with similar name. 1944: Ja-Mr; JI -D See Mayfield Enterprise (Mayfield). 1945-1946: complete 1947: Ja-Ap 10; JI-D CS MH 1871 : JI 10; Ag 16, 23 1948-1 949: complete CU-B (mf) 1871: 0 18; D 6, 20, 27 1950: Ja--. 1872: Ja 10, 17, 24; Mr 7 CG M 1961--. GILROY EVENING TE LEGRAM C (mf) 1949: My 16-D 1958 (s -w) 1893-1897 (?) CU (mf) 1949: My 5, 12, 16-D 30 Absorbed by Gilroy Advocate about 1897. See Gilroy Advocate. FARM & HOME NEWS & SHOPPER S GUIDE CGD 1894: S 15 (part) (w) 1950-(?) CHS 1894: 0 11 , 12; N 3, 8 1896: Ja 4 GILROY GAZETTE 1897: Ja 6; My 5 (w) My 7 1881-1 929 Established as The Valley Record on My 7 1881 (one GILROY UNION source says 1879). Sold about 1884, name changed to (w) Mr 231872-1872 (?) Gazette; absorbed by Gilroy Dispatch in 1929. CU-8 (mf) 1872: My 11, 23-Je 20 See Gilroy Dispatch; Valley Record. CGD 1890 : D 12 (part) TH E VALLEY RECORD CHS 1889: My 3 (w; s-w) My 61881-1884 (?) 1894: N 1,8 Title changed to Gazette when sold in 1884. Paper 1897:Je 7 reverted to original owner because of default but new 1898: 07 title apparently was continued until absorbed by Gilroy CU (mf) 1907: 04, 11; N 8, 22-D 27 Evening Dispatch in 1929. 1908-1909: complete See Gilroy Gazette; and Gilroy Dispatch. 1910: complete except for D 3 CU-B (mf) 1881 : My 6-27; Je 10-JI 16, 30- CU-B (mf) 1887: N 8-0 29 D 31 1889: A p 11 1882: Ja 7-My 13, 27 -Ag 5 1883: Je 23 G/LROY INDEPENDENT 1886: D 31 (w) S 16 1876-(?) 1887: Ja 4-Je 7, 14-Ag 23, 30-N 1 CU-8 (mf) 1876: S 30-0 28; N 11 , 25-D 30

GILROY NEWS HE RA LD (w; s-w) My 13 1971--. LOS ALTOS The Gilroy News Herald became a semi-weekly in D LOS ALTOS EN TERPRISE 1971 . (w;s-w) 1912-(?) CG NH 1971 : My 13--_ GREATER LOS ALTOS SHOPPING GUIDE CGM 1971 : My 13--. (w) 1956 CSCcg Current year Published as a part of the Los Altos News, with separate distribution. RESCUE (b-m) 1864 LOS ALTOS HERALD·AMERICAN Publication of Grand Lodge of Cal ifornia. (w; sow) 1924-(?) 9 LOS ALTOS NEWS LOS GATOS (w) 1913-1915 BLOSSOM VALLEY TI MES On Je 2 1915 The Los Altos News and The Citizen (w) 1961-1970 (Palo Alto) combined and on Ag 20 1915 appeared as The Citizen. This title has been used by several papers. Formerly published by the parent Los Gatos Times­ See The Citizen (Palo Alto). Saratoga Observer as a separate shopping news; now called Buy·Line. LOS ALTOS NEWS See Los Gatos Ti mes-Saratoga Observer. (s-w) 1928- (?) LOS GATOS DAILY CHRONICLE CSCcla 1931: complete (d) Ag 1893-1895 1932: complete CLGT 1894: D 25 (part) LOS ALTOS NEWS CSUso 1895: Ap 1 (s-m; w) F 11 1938-JI 1970 CSU (mf) 1895: Ap 1 Title and frequency varied. On JI 22 1938 became a wee kly. On S 5 1957 became Los Altos News & THE LOS GATOS ENTERPRISE Peninsula Guide; My 20 1965, Los Altos News & (w) Mr 1884-1885 Mountain View News; F 23 1966, became Los Altos CLGT 1885: Ja 3 (part) News. In My 1965 several area papers were bought and published by same organization, retaining titles but CU-B (mf) 1884: S 13 having combined advertising sections. In JI 1970 absorbed by Valley Journal. TH E LOS GATON See Valley Journal; Mountain View Herald. (w) 1896 (?) CSCcla 1938: F 11-1947 Sources conflict on date - one gave 1889. 1949-1950: complete 1952: complete THE MAIL 1953: complete (dup) (w; SOw; d) 1883-1955 1954-1966 : complete Title varied - The Mail; The Los Gatos Mail; The Los CPAT (mf) 1966: complete Gatos Mail-News; and The Los Gatos Mail- News & 1967: N·D Saratoga Star. In 1916 merged with Mountain Realty; on 1968: complete JI 1 1916 combined with the Los Gatos News; in 1929 1969: complete purchased the Los Gatos Star and Saratoga Star and on S 1970: Ja- Ap 261929 became Los Gatos Mail News and Saratoga Star; Je 1 1955 Los Gatos Daily Times combined with Los LOS ALTOS STAR Gatos Mail-News and Saratoga Star to become Los Gatos (w) 1923-1926 (?) Ti mes-Saratoga Observer. Frequency varied. See Mountain Realty; Los Gatos News; Los Gatos LOS ALTOS TIMES Star; Saratoga Star; Los Gatos Daily Times; and Los (w) JI 1 1938-D 1939 (?) Gatos Times-Saratoga Observer. CSCcla 1938: JI-D C 1899: Je 1 1939: Ja-D 1930: Ja-D 30 1943 CLGT 1891: F 24 (part) LOS ALTOS TOWN CRIER 1898: 020 (part) (w) D 1947--. CSMH [ 1885-1900] CCSN 1947: D--. (x) 1939: Mr 2; Je 15 CCSN (mf) 1972: My--. (x) 1944: Ja 27 CSUso 1892: Je 30 1893: Ja 5 (suppl); F 23; Mr 16,23, 30; Ap 20. 27; My 4, 11; Je 1; LOS ALTOS HILLS JI 27; Ag 3; S 27; N 23 (part), jES TIEM PO ! 30;D7.21 (ir) 1971--. 1894: Ja 25; F 1; Ap 5,12. 19; My 17; Je 21; J112. 26; Ag 2. A college/alternative paper, in Spanish and Engl ish . 16; S 13.20,27; 0 4; N 22 CFC 1972: Mr 1895: D 12 1896: F4;Ag6;S24; N 12 FOOT HILL SENTINE L 1897: Ja 21 ; Je 24; JI 29; S 16 ; (w) 01 958--. 0 7; N 4; D 2.1 6 1898: My 5; S 22; 0 6; N 17. 24 The Foothill Community College student paper. 1899: Ap 6 ; JI 27; Ag 3 CFC 1958: 0 --. 1900: 0 18; N 1 10 1901: F 28; My 2; Je 6, 13; Ag 22; 1913: complete except for Ja 9 5 12 1914: complete 1902: Ap 17; Je 5 1915: Ja 7-Ap 8 1903: 0 10,22 1944-1950: com plete 1907: D 5 CU-8 (mf) 1885: Je 6, 27-JI 4; Ag 1; S 18-0 9; CU 1940: 0 24-D 1943 N 6, 13 Missing : 1941: Ap 17; My 1;JI24; 1886: D 10,31 Ag 28; 0 2, 23; N 7 1889: Mr; Je 21-Ag 6,27-S 10; 1942: F 12,26; Mr 26; 029; N 12-D3 Ap 9, 23-My 28; Je 11, 1890: Ja; 0 7 2o-JI 16; Ag 13, 20; 54­ 1892: F 2, 23; Mr 8, 29; Ap 5; 01,15-29; N 19; D 3, Ag 18; S 1,8,15,29-013; 10,24 N 3, 17; D 8- 29 C (mf) 1924: Ja 3-54 1925 1893: Ja 5,12,19; F 9,23; Mr 9- 1926-1930: complete My 11,25-.1120; Ag 10, 14,24; 1944: complete S 7-019 1945: complete except for Je 7, 14 1894: Mr 1, 8, 22-Ap 5, 19-Je 28; 1946: Ja -f 20 1953 J11 2, 19,26; Ag 16, 23; S 6- N 1, 15, 29-D 6 CLG (mf) 1893: Ja 19, 27; F-Mr; Ap 6; My; 1895: Ja 3,31; Mr 7, 14,28; Je 8, 15, 23, 30; JI 6, 13; Ag; Ap 11, 18 5 7, 21 ,28; 05,12,26; N; D 7, 1905: D 21 , 28 14, 21 1894 : Ja 5, 19; My 10, 17,24; THE MOUNTAIN REALTY Je 14, 21,28; JI 5, 19,26; (m) Ja 1903-D 1927 (F 1928 ?) Ag 2, 9, 16, 23; S Title and place of publication varied: Realty; 1895: My 2-0; 031 missing Skyland ReaJty; and Skyland Mountain Realty. In 1917 1896: complete except for My 26; merged with Los Gatos Mail-News but continued publi ­ Je 16 cation until 1928_ From 1903 t o Ja 1916 published in 1897: Ja 7, 14,21; F 11, 18, 25; Skyland, Santa Cruz County. Mr 3, 11; Ap 15,22, 29; My; See The Mail. Je 24; JI-Ag; S 2, 9, 23, 30; O-D C [Je 1906-D 1912] 1898: Ja-My; Je 2,16,23,30; 191 3: Ja-D 1924 Ag 4, 11,25; S 1,8, 15, 29; 1926 : Ja-D 1927 016,23; N 10, 17,24,31; D 7, 14,28 CLGT 1905: F 1899: Ja; F 2, 9,23; Mr; Ap 6,20, CSUso 1905: F 27 ; My 6; Je 16,23,30; JI 13, 1906: Je 20, 27; Ag-S; 05,12, 19; N-D 1907: Mr 1900: complete CU 1921: Ap 1901: complete except for F 22 1922: Ag 1902-1913: complete 1923: F; My 191 4: Ja-Mr; Ap 16; JI 2, 16; 0 8, 22,29; N 19; D 10,17,31 CSU (mf) 1905: F 1915: Mr; Ap 1, 8, 22, 29; My-JI; 1906: Je Ag 5,12, 26; SoN; 0 2, 8,16,23 1907: Mr 1916-1924 : complete 1925: Ja-S 4 LOS GATOS NEWS 1926-1929: complete (w; d) J121881 -1955 1930: complete except for D 25 1931 -1936: com plete Title and frequency var ied: Los Gatos Weekly News; 1938-1944: complete The Daily News; The Los Gatos News. In 1917 com­ 1945: complete except for Je 7,14 bi ned with Los Gatos Mail to form Los Gatos Mail-News; 1946-1952: compl ete became Los Gatos Mail-News and Saratoga Star in 1953: Ja-F 20 October 1929; in 1955 combined with Los Gatos Daily Times to become Los Gatos Times-Saratoga Observer. CSU (mf) {1893-1953} See CLG (mf) for See The Mail; Los Gatos Star; Saratoga Star; los complete listing_ Gatos Daily Times; Los Gatos Times-Saratoga Observer. Note: The newsprint listed under CSUso has recently been microfilmed_ This material is now available C 1883: S 21 at CSU_ CLGT 1881: JI 23 (part) CU (mf) 1906: Ja 4-Ap 12, 26-D CSUso 1886: Ja 8 1907-191 2: complete 1895: Ap 18 11 CLG (m f) 1881: JI 9, 16,23, 30; Ag 6, 13, LOS GATOS TI M ES 20; S; 015,22, 29; N 5, 12; (w; d; 5dys) 09 1936-My 10 1955 D 3,24 Title and frequency varied: los Gatos Times; los 1882: A p 1; 013 Gatos Daily Times. On My 10 1955 los Gatos Daily 1883: Ja 5; Ag 17 Times an d Saratoga Observer merged an d combined with 1884: Ja 18; F 8, 15; Mr 7, 21; Los Gatos Mail-News and Saratoga Star a few days later. Ap1 8;Je6;JI 4 By Je 1955, los Gatos Times-Saratoga Observer. 1885: My 1,8, 15, 22; Je-S; See Los Gatos Times-Saratoga Observer; The Mail; 0 9, 16,23,30; N-D Los Gatos News_ 1886 : com plete 1887: complete except for 01 8; C 1937: My 7-D 291944 D 30 CHS 1940: Ag 23 1888: My 18; JI 6, 27 ; Ag 3; S 28; 05; N 9; D 14, 28 CLGT 1936: 09 (part) 1889: complete except for JI 19 C (mf) 1936: N 13-D 29 1944 1890: Ja-D 5 1945: complete except for S 7, 28 1891-1893: complete 1946: Ja 4-D 1958 1894: Ja-N 23 1895: complete except for 0 11 CLG (mf) 1936: N 13-D 1896-1901 : complete 1937: complete 1902: complete except f or Ag 1 1938: Je 24-D 1903: complete except for My 15 1939-1954: complete 1904-1 906: complete 1955: Ja-My 1907: complete except for Ag 23, CSU (mf) [1936-19551 See CLG (mt) for 30 complete listing. 1908: complete except for JI 10 1909: complete CU (mf) 1946-194 7: complete 1910: complete except for Mr 25 19 11: complete except f or F 3, 10; Je 9 LOS GATOS TIM ES-SA RATOGA OBSERVER 1912-1915: complete (d; SOw; tri-w) Je 1 1955-- . CSU (mf) [1881-19151 See CLG (mf) for See los Gatos Times_ complete listing. CLGT 1963: 0--. (x)

CU-B (mf) 1881: JI 2,9,16, 30; Ag 6, 20; C (mf) 1955-D 1958 S 10; 0 29; N-D 1882: Ja 7-Mr 25; Ap 8- Je 24 ; J121; ClG(mt) 1955: Je--. (x) Ag4 CSU (mf) 1955-1969

SENTINEL (w) 1893 TOWN CRIER (w) 1932 (?) The Sentinel was established in Saratoga but moved to Los Gatos because of a business feud and soon disappeared. WE STERN FISHI NG HUNTING NEWS (w) 1946-1950 SKYLAND MOUNTAIN REALTY Sporting news. See The Mountain Realty

LOS GATOS ST AR MAYFIELD (w) Mr 8 1923-S 261929 MAYFIELD ENTERPRISE Established in 1923 by Saratoga Star; Los Gatos (w) Mr 5 1870-1871 Mail-News purchased both in 1929, became Los Gatos Source says paper removed to Gilroy and named Mail-News and Saratoga Star. Gilroy Telegram. See Gilroy Telegram_ Similar t itle listed See The Mail; and Saratoga Star. under Palo Alto_ CLG (mf) 1923: Ja-S 1929 CU -B (mf) 1870: Mr 5-26; Ap 9-My 7,21 - Je 18; JI 2, 16, 30-Ag 20; S; CSU (mf) 1923: Ja-S 1929 o 8-29; N 12-D 31 CU (mf) 1923: My 24 1871: Ja 7-F 11,25; Mr ll-Ap 22; 1925: My 21 My 6,13 12 MAYFI ELD NEWS MILPITAS POST (w; d; s-w) Ja 6 1910-Je 24 1925 (s-w; w) F 3 1955--. Title, frequency, and location varied : 1887- 1899 - The Milpit as Post prints an advertiser. the Trading Weekly Palo Alto; Mayfield Palo A'lto; from 1899-1909 Post. Frequency has varied. - Mayfield Republican; from 1910-1925 - Mayfield CCSN 1955: F 3--. (x) News; in 1925 combined w ith Palo Alto News when Mayfield incorporated into City of Palo Alto. CCSN (mf) 1971: JI--. (x) See Palo Alto News (Palo Alto). for continuation of paper. See Weekly Palo Alto, Mayfield, for issues of older paper . MORGAN HILL MORGAN HILL SENTINEL CPA 1917: Ja 11-D 26 1918 (w) 1893-1894 (?) 1924: Ja -O MORGAN HI LL SUN MAYFIELD PALO ALTO (w) Ap 12 1894-1900 (?) (w) Apparently merged with Morgan Hill Times about See Weekly Palo Alto. 1900. See Morgan Hill Sun·Times.

CHS 1894: 0 11,25 WEEKLY PALO ALTO 1897: Ja 7; Je 17 (w) 1887-F 25 1899 1900: Mr 9 Title varied: Mayfield Palo Alto; Palo Alto. See Mayfield News. Mayfield. MORGAN HILL TIMES (w) 1899 CU -B (mf) 1893: Ag 31 Apparently merged with Morgan Hill Sun.

MAYFIELD REPUBLICAN MORGAN HILL SUN-TIMES (w) Mr 4 1898-0 26 1909 (w; s-w) 1900-1932 (?) See Mayf ield News. Title and frequency varied; about 1932 became CU (mf) 1906: N 24 Morgan Hill Times and San Martin News. See Morgan Hill Times and San Martin News.

MILPITAS MORGAN HILL TIMES AND SAN MARTIN NEWS (w; sow) Ap 12 1894-- _ PLANT SLANTS (ir) 1953--. Title varies: The Times. Business news. CMHT 1894: [Ap 12--.1 CU 1953: Je; N-O CSCcmh 1962: Ja 1--. 1954: complete CU (mf) 1940: 025-027 1955: Ap-O 1941 : Ja-S 19; 0 3-N 21; 0 5-26 1956: Ja 26; Mr 12; A p 6; My 31; 1942: Ja-Ap 17; My 29-Ag 7, 21- Je 30; Ag 15; 0 19 N 13.27-025 1957: Ja 11 ; F 22; Ap 5; My 15; 1943-1946: complete J11 9;S 18; 01 1 1947: Ja 3-My 23; Je 6-N 14. 1958: F 19; Ap 18 28-026 1959: F 12; Ap 9; My 7; Ag 13; 1948: Ja 2-JI 30; Ag 13·$ 10, 24· 0 18; N 18 01 5; N 5, 26; 0 10-17,31 1961; Ja; Mr; My 1949: F 4-11 ; Mr 4,25; Ap 15-29; 1962: F-A p; S; N My 13-Je 3; JI 1; S 9-23; 1963 : 0; D 0 7, 28-02, 16, 23 1964: F-My; 0 1950: Ja 27; F 3, 24; Mr 17, 31; 1965: F-Mr; Je; N-D Ap 7, 14 1966: Ja-F Note: This material is in the Social Scien ces Reference Servi ce. MOUNTAIN VIEW MOUNTAIN VIEW BER (d) 1929-1930 MILPITAS POST Title var ied: Mountain View Daily Ber. (w) 1912-1916 (?) Probably an edi tion printed by San Jose Post. See San CALI FORNIA GRANGE Jose Post. Later paper with similar title. (m) 1913-1915 (?) 13 MOUNTAIN VI EW COU RIE R weekly. Title of combined papers - Mountain View (w) 1885 Register Leader-S unnyvale Daily St andard. F 28 1966 - Standard Register Leader; JI 10 1970 Valley Jou mal THE ECHO absorbed both papers . (w) 1870's See The Leader; and the Valley Journal.

MOUNTAIN VIEW-LOS ALTOS GARDEN LAND C 1889: My 11 SHOPPING NEWS 1894: 0 20-Mr 141896 (w) 1951 -1959 (?) [Ag 31906-0281944) CMV 1904: N-D CM V 1951 -1958: complete 1959: Ja-Je 1905: Ja ·N 1908: N 28·0 1909: Ja-N 20 MOUNTAIN VIEW GAZETTE 1910·1912: complete (w) 1914 1913: My·D 1914: complete MOUNTAIN VIEW GROTTO 1915: Ja·Je (7) 1903 1916: Je-D 1917 ·1919: complete MOUNTAIN VIEW HERALD 1920: Ja·Je (w) 1888-1970 1921 : My·D Title varied : Mountain View Herald-News; Los Altos 1922: Ja ·Mr; My-D News-Mountain View News. 1923·1963: complete See Los Altos News. 1964: Ja-F

CMV 1961·1963: complete CSMH 1906: Je 22 1969: JI·JI 1970 (In Historical Collection) C (mf) 1945: Ja-Je 24 1959 CPAT (mf) 1964: complete CMV (mf) 1903: Ja -D 1965 1965: Ja-Je CU (mf) 1909: Ja 7; Je 4·JI 9,23-08,22· 1966: complete D 31 1967: JI-O 1910: Ja 21·Ap 1,15,22; My 14; 1968: complete Je 4·JI 9 1969: complete 1912: My 24-Ag 23; S 6,13 1970: Ja-Ap 1940: 03-0 30 1941-1944: complete THE LEADER (w) N 25 1 903-1904 THE REGISTER-LEADER Merged in 1904 with Mountain View Register to form See Mountain View Register-Leader. Mountain View Register-Leader. See Mountain View Register-l eader. MOUNTAIN VIEW·LOS ALTOS SHOPPING NEWS (w) 1959 THE MOUNTAIN VIEW (w) Ap 271960-0201961 SIGNS OF THE TIMES (m) 1874--. CMV (mf) 1960: Ap 27-0 20 1961 Religious. MOUNTAIN VIEW PICTORIAL NEWS (w) 1960-1963 UPPER SANTA CLARA VALLEY LEADER (w) Ap 1954- (?) THE MOUNTAIN VI EW WEEKLY REGISTER C 1954: JI 1 /w) Ap 1888-1904 See Mountain View Register-Leader ZE ICHEN DER ZEIT (w) 1875·1967 MOUNTAIN VIEW REG IST ER- LEADER Religious paper in German. (w; s·w; d) Ap 1888-1970 Title and frequency varied: Mountain View Weekly PALO ALTO Register; Mountain View Daily Register. In 1904 merged with Mountain View Leader as The Register Leader; THE CITIZEN (w) later, Mountain View Register-Leader. On Ja 7 1959 F 27 1904-N 191915 Sunnyvale Standard absorbed daily coverage and Moun­ T itle varied: Ja 2 1915 The Citizen and Los Altos tain View Register-Leader on Ag 19 1959 became News com bi ned. On Ag 28 1915 appeared as The 14. Citizen; last issue appeared N 191915; merged with The PALO ALTO LI V E OAK Palo Altan on 0 10 and on 0 12 became Stanford Palo {w; m; ql 0261896 - Je 1903 Alto News. Consolidated with Palo Alto Times Je 25 1900; See The Palo Altan; Stanford Palo Alto News; Los reappeared in Mr 1901 as monthly. Altos News. C 1901 : Mr-Je CPA 1904: F 27-N 191915 CHS 1902: Ap CS 1906: Ja; F 5, 18,25; Mr 5,18, 25; Ap 7,14,28; My 13,27; CPA 1896: Ja-Ja 21902 Je; JI 8,22,29; Ag 5,12,19; S 2, 9, 23, 30; 0; N 4, 25; CS 1896: 0 28-D 1897 D 9,16,23,30 1898-1900: complete 1909: Ap 4; My 4,16; Je 6; JI 25; 1901: Mr-JI (m) Ag; S 5, 12, 19; 0; N 14,28 1903: Je (q) 1910: Ja 23; F 13; Ap; My 1,8,22, 2nd copy: 1896-Je 1900 29; Je 12, 19,25; JI-Ag; S 3,10, 17,24; 0 CU 1903: Je 1911 : Ap; My 13,20,27; Je-Ag CU-B (mf) 1896: N 25; D 30 1912: F 17 CSM H 1914: S 26 MAIL-DISPATCH (w) D 1946-Ag 1948 PALO A LTO CITIZEN First a shopping guide, then a news weekly. (w) 1931 (?)-JI 291949 MAYFIELD CITIZEN Title varied: Mayfield Citizen; Citizen; Peninsula Out­ look Weekly & Palo Alto Citizen; Peninsula Citizen. See See Palo Alto Citizen. these papers. MAYFIELD ENTERPRISE CU (mf) 1942: Mr 13 (w) 1935 1943: F 19;Je4,ll;JI2,16; Ag 27 CPA 1935: Mr8-Je28 1944:Ap21;Sl 1946: S 13-D 27 MID-PENINSULA NEWS 1947: Ja 24-JI 11, 25; 0 17, 31 ; (w) 5 1937-Ja 1938 N 28; D 19,26 See Peninsula Mirror. 1948: Ja 16; F 6; Mr 5-26; Ap 9, 23-Je 25; JI 9-30; Ag 27- THE MIDPE NINSULA OBSERVER N 26 (b-w) JI 7 1967-0 1969 1949: Ja 21-My 6, 20-Jll, 15-29 See Peninsula Observer.

THE EXPLANATORY GLOBE THE PALO ALTO NEWS (w) 1968 (w; SOw; d) JI 1925-021938 Advertisi ng and public relations paper. Title varied : The Palo Alto News and Mayfield News. In 1937 the Palo Alto News and Peninsula Mirror THE PA LO ALTO FREE PR ESS combined; · name changed to Mid-Peninsula News but (w) My 15 1939-S 81939 soon reverted to Palo Alto News. See Mayfield News (Mayfield) for titles and locations of earlier papers. Title varied: The Free Press. An earlier paper had See Peninsula Mirror; Mid·Peninsula News; Mayfield similar tit le. 5ee Palo Alto Press. News (Mayfield ). CPA 1939: My 15-S 8 C [Ja 7 1926-025 1936] CS 1939: My 15-58 C (mf) 1937: complete except for 5 2 1938: Ja-N 11, complete except for THE FREE YOU F 28; Ag 12 (ir) 1970 CU (mf) 1935: F 22-0 27 Alternative/underground paper. 1936: Ja 3-F 28

CU (mf) 1970: winter (Ja?l ; F; Ap/My; THE PALO ALTAN JI -D 9 (w) Ja 71903-0221915 Title var ied: on Ja 7 1903 title changed from Palo PALO ALTO LEADER Alto Press; merged with Palo Alto Tribune on My 6 (wI 1903 (few issues) 1910; D 10 1915 title became The Palo Altan & Citizen ,15 after merging with Citizen; and on D 12 1915 Stanford PENINSULA CITIZEN Palo Alto News. See Palo Alto Citizen. See Stanford Palo Alto News; Palo Alto Press; and Citizen. PENINSULA MIR ROR C 1904: F 8-D 281906 (w) Je 1936·Ja 29 1937 1908- 190 9: complet e In 1937 Peninsula Mirror and Palo Alto News com· 1911: complete bined, name changed to Mid-Peninsula News. In a few CPA 1903: Ja-O 1915 weeks name back t o Palo Alto News. See Palo Alto News; and Palo Alto Shopping Review. CS 1903: Ap 21, 28; My 19; Je ; JI 14, 21,28; Ag 4; S 17,25; 0 1, 12; C 1936: Ag 14-Ja 29 1937 N 5,12; D CPA 1936: Je 5-Ja 291937 1904: Ap·S 1906 1907: Ap·D PENINSULA OBSERVER 1908: Ja·Ap; My 8; JI-D (w; bow) JL 7 1967-01969 1909: Ja·Je Title varied: The Midpeninsula Observer. Alternative/ 1911 : complete underground paper 191 2: Ja-Mr 1913: 03 CU (mf) 1967: JI 11 -D 11 1915: Ag 27-0 22 1968: F 5; D 9 1969: Ja 6-0 (n.d.) C (mf) 1905: D 1-D 271907 1912-1914: complete PENINSULA OUTLOOK WEEKLY & PALO ALTO CITIZEN CFC (mf) 1905: D See Palo Alto Citizen. 1906: complete 1912-1914: complete PLAIN RAPPER CSU (mf) 1905: D (m) Ja-O 1969 1906-1907: complete National resistance pUblication. Alternative/under­ 1912-1914: complete ground paper. CU (mf) 1906: My17 CU (mf) 1969: Ja-O

PAMOJA VENCEREMOS PALO ALTO PRESS (s·m; m ) F 24 1971--. (w; d) F 20 1901-D 31 1902 The Pamoja Venceremos is an alternative/under­ Title varied: Daily Press; and The Press. Name ground paper. changed to the Palo Altan on Ja 7 1903. See The Palo Altan; Citizen; and Stanford Palo Alto CU 1971: F 24-D News. 1972: complete CPA [F 20 1901 -D 31 1902] 1973: Ja--. CS 1901 : F 20; Mr 13; Ap 10,24; THE PENINSULA BULLETIN My·O; N 6,27; D 11,25 (w) N 16 1967--. 1902: Ja 8,15,22,29; F 12, 19, 26; Mr 12, 26; Ap 9, 16, 30; Title has varied : The Peninsula Bulletin Weekly. The My-Je; JI 3-Ag 21; 0 15, 22, 23, Bulletin is a Black weekly. 29; N 1,8,12,19,21 , 22; CS 1967: N 16--. D 3, 17 CSV 1 year RAVENSWOOD POST (w) 1953--. CU 1967: N 16-D 28 Pl ace has varied: East Palo Alto and Menlo Park. A 1968 : Ja 4·Ap 19 ; My 2·D 5, 19, Black wee kly. 26 1969: Ja 2-Ap 26; My 10·Je 14, 28- RE AL ESTATE NEWS JI 5, 19-D 27 (w) 1905 1970: Ja-Ag 22; S 5-D 27 1971: Ja 9·Ap 17; My 1-D 19 RESIST 1972: complet e (?) 1970 An al t ernative/underground paper. PENINSULA CHRONICLE (w) 1916-1918 m SHELTER NEWS Printed edition for Mayfield and Redwood City . (so w) Ja·Ag 5 1933 (?) 16 PALO ALTO SHOPPING REVI EW CPA 1893: Ja 5-D 1897 (w) (w) 1931 -1938 (?) 1896: F 17-Je 1 (d) About 1938 the Palo Alto News, Peninsula Mirror, 1898: Ja 3-Je 261900 (s-w) 1900: JI 6-N 23 1905 (w) and Mid-Peninsula News merged with Palo Alto 1902: JI 1·04 (d) Shopping Review_ 1903: S-JI 9 1904 (s-w) See Mayfield News; Palo Alto News; and Peninsula 1906: 0 1- 0 1961 (d) Mirror_ Note : Current paper retained 7 mos.

PA LO ALTO ST AN OAR 0 CPAT 1893: Ja 5--. (x) (w) Mr 4 1970-JI 101970 CSMH 1941 : Mr 7 The Palo Alto Standard merged with Valley Journal on JI 10 1970. CS 1893-1899: complete See Valley Journal (Sunnyvale). 1900: complete except for Je 29 1901: complete except for Ja 1-3 STANFORD PALO ALTO NEWS 1902: complete (w) 0 29 191 5·0 261917 1903: complete except for 0 29 1904: Ja-O (w) Title varied: from 1901-1902 Pal o Alto Press; 1903-0 1905: Ja; 0 22 1915 The Palo Altan; from My 6-JI 22 1910 called 1906: Ja 16-Ag; 0 21-0 Palo Alto Tri bune as Palo Altan and Tribune had merged 1907: complete on My 6 191 0 but reverted to The Palo Altan; on 0 29 1908: complete except for Ja 1 191 5 became Stanford Palo Alto News as a result of a 1909 : My-O ; complete except for merger between The Citizen and The Palo Altan_ JI 19, 24, 26, 28; Ag 27 See Palo Alto Press; Palo Alto Tribune; The Citizen; for earl ier issues of paper. 1910-1913: complete except for some missing pages in JI-O 1913 C 1915: 029­ 0261917 1914--. CPA 191 5: 0 29-0 261917 CU 1942: S 1 CS 1915: 029-021 C (mf) 1899: Ja 3-D 281900 1916: Ja-Je 23 1902: JI 23-0 26 CU (mf) 1916: F 25-Mr 24 ; Ap 21 -JI 7,21- 1905: Ja 11; N 23 Ag 18; S 29-0 6, 20-N 3, 17­ 1906: Ja-Ap 14 029 1907: Ja-Ag 1910 1917: Ja 5-Je 8,22,29; J113·0 12, 19 11 : Ja-Ag 26 1912-1928: complete 1929: Ja-Mr; 0 -0 THE PALO ALTO SUN 1930: Ja-- . (x) (w; sow) N 1 1933-04 1935 (?) CFC (mf) 1899: complete Title varied: The Sun. 1900: complete 1902: JI 23-0 1933: N 24- 0 4 1935 C 1903 : Ja-My 20; Ag 25-0 18 CS 1933: N 10-04 1935 1904: Ag 30-D 22 1905: Ja 11 -N 23 CU (mf) 1933: N 10·D 29 1906: Ja-Ap 14 1934: Ja 5-F 16,20 (extra edition). 1907·1909 : complete 23- N 30; 0 28 1910: Ja -Ag 1935: Ja 4-29; F 22-04 191 1: Ja-Ag 1912-1919: complete TEL EG RAM (?) 1970 CPA (mf) 1906: Ja·D An al ternative/underground paper. 1958: Ja--. (x) CPAT (mf) 1893: Ja 5--. (x) PALO ALTO T IM ES (w; SOw; d) Ja 5 1893--. CUSC (mf) 1924: Ja-D 1963: Ap-Je Title and frequency have varied: Palo Alto Weekly Times; Palo Alto Daily Times. It was weekly from 1893 to Ag 1903, and Ag 1904 to S 1906; semi-weekly Ag 1903 to JI 1904; dail y 1906 on. In 1902 the weekly and TOGETH ER daily were issued concurrently, starting July 1; one (q) 1969 source says paper became a daily on 0 1 1905. An alternative/underground paper. C [Ja 6 1899-0 30 1944J CU (mf) 1969: Fall (No.4) 17 T RE NCH A ND CAMP AM STI LLEN MEER (w) 191 7-1918 (w) 1886-1891 The bullet in for Ca mp Fremont, an Army camp This paper was in German , published for the German actually about one mile from Palo A lto in Menlo Park. community. C 1918: Ja 12, 26 AMERICAN PLAI\I NEWS OF SANTA CLARA CPA 1917: N 17-N 231918 COUNTY (m) 1922-1934 (7) PALO ALTO TRIBUNE (w; d) Mr 16 1906-JI 1910 Title varied: A merican Plan News. An anti-labor union paper. A weekly from 1906 to S 1908; merged with Palo Altan in My 1910. ARGONAUT See The Palo Altan; and Stanford Palo Alto News. (w) 1906 (for 8 mos.) CHS 1907: Ap 19 Published by Mercury-Herald Publishing Co. em­ ployees. CPA 1906: Mr 16·JI 22 1910

CS 1906: My 26; N; D 7, 14,21 SAN JOSE DAI L Y ARGUS 1907: complete (d) Ja 4 1851-F 141851 1908: Ja 10, 17,24,31; F; Mr 6; Campaign paper to promote Fremont. There were Je 19,26;.11 31; S 4 later papers with similar title. 1909: complete CHS (pc) 1851: Ja 10 SA N JOSE CSMH (pc) 1851: Ja 10 THE ADVANCE THE WEEKLY ARGUS (m) 1893 (w) Ja 6 1866-Ag 31 1878 THE SATURDAY ADVERTISER Title and frequency varied. From Ja to Ag 1866 (w) Ag 11 1866-F 19 1869 Weekly Argus; Ag to N 1866 Daily Argus (one source uses Mr 1 1865-N 7 1866 for what seems to be t his CU-S(mf) 1867:J113 paper); N 1866 to Ja 10 1874 The Santa Clara A rgus; 1868: F 1; Je 20; JI 4, 18-Ag 1,22; 1874-1878 The Weekly Argus. In 1878 became San Jose S 19-D 26 Herald-Argus; t hen in 1884 San Jose Herald. The fol­ 1869: Ja 2,9, 23-F 13 lowing includes 1866-1878. See San Jose Herald-Argus; and San Jose Herald (w). SAN JOSE ADVERTISER (w) Ag 6-N 26 1875 (7) C 1867: Je 22, 29; JI 13; S 14 1868: complete One source says w & d published concurrently from 1869: N 13,20 My to D 1875. 1870: Ja; F 5; Ap-JI; Ag 16,23,30; CU-S (mf) 1875: Ag 20-S 10; N 5-26 S-O; N 5, 12,26; D 1871: complete SAN JOSE A DVE RTISER 1872: Ja-My 18 (d) Je-D 1875 (7) 1875: My 8

One so urce says w & d published concurrently from CS 1866: Ja-D 29 1877 My to D 1875. CSM H 1867: N 9 CU-B (mf) 1875: S 13-0 1,4-12,14, 16- 18, 1869: D 11 21 -23, 26, 27; N 1·6, 9-D 4 1870: Ja 22; Ap 9-D 31 1871 : Ja 7 . Mr 25 T HE WEEKLY AGENT 1878: Mr 2; Ap 25 (w) 1877 CU-s (mf) 1866: JI 28 C 1877: Mr 24 1867: JI 6, 2 7-Ag 3,17,31; S 21; 05, 26-N 30; D 14,28 ALMADEN-CA MBRIAN SU N 1868: Ja 11-25; F 15·29; Mr 14­ (w ) Ap 1965- -. 21; Ap 4, 18; My 16, 23; Title has varied : Almaden Sun; and Almaden Sun­ Je 6-JI 25; S 5-0 26 Guide_ lB69: Ag 7, 14,28 1870-1872: complete CCSN 1965: complete 1873: Ja 4-My 3 1; Je 14-027 1967: Ja --.(x) 1874-1875: complete CCSN (mf) 1971: JI - . (x) 1B76: Ja " 8, 22-S 9, 23-D 30 18 1877: complete THE BULLETIN 1878: Ja 5-Je 15,29; JI 6, 20-Ag 31 (m) 1912 The paper of the Chamber of Commerce. DAILY ARGUS (d) Ag 101868 (?) -N 1878 CSMH 1912: Ap; Je

C 1868: 028 BURBANK PARK-LINCOLN PRESS CS 1868: Ag 10-N7 (w) 1943 (?)

CU-B (mf) 1868: Ag 10-31 1876: Ag 17, 18, 21-24,26- SAN JOSE CALIFORNIA (w) 1878-1912 S 7,9-19,21,22,25-27,29,30; o 3-D 27, 29, 30 Title varied : San Jose Californian. This paper was in 1877: Ja 2-F 28; Ap 2-21 , 24-My German, published for the German community. Title of 28,31 ; Je 2-Ag 31; S 3-D 31 supplement was Der Erzahler. Press directory carried 1878: Ja 2-22, 25, 28-F 7,9-14,16, paper until 1918. 23, 26-Mr 2, 5-9 CU (mf) 1909: Ag 7·D 25 1910: Ja-Ap 9, 30-Je4, 18-J19 WEEKLY BALANCE SHEET (w) F 1876-1877 THE CALIFORNIA AGRICULTURIST Title varied : The Balance Sheet_ A commercial paper, (m) 1871 -1877 (?) sold to the Weekly Argus. Title varied : Santa Clara Valley Agriculturist; and California Agriculturist and Live Stock Journal. See The SAN JOSE BEACON Daily Independent Californian. (d; w) 1931-1950 (?)

Title and frequency varied: Daily Beacon; San Jose CALIFORNIA BUZZ SAW Daily Beacon. (m) 1893

BELL'S LAND REGISTER AND SANTA CLARA CALIFORNIA COUNTRY JOURNAL COUNTY INDEX (?) 1912-1913 (ir) 1880 (?)-1886 (?) See The Santa Clara Valley. C 1884: V .4 1886: V.5:1 CALI FORNIA ELK (m) 1901-1920 (?) CSUso 1886: V.5:1 CALIFORNIA FARMER. CU-B 1884: VA (wI 1912-1916 1886: V.5 Title varied: California Home & Farmer. DER SAN JOSE BEOBACHTER (w) 1882-1895 CALIFORNIA FRUIT NEWS (w) 1888--. This paper was in German, published for the German Title changed in 1961 to Pacific Fruit News. A community. newsletter of interest to the fruit processing industry. C 1895: Ja 7-F 23: Mr 9,23 THE CALIFORNIA GRANGER BETTER TIMES (w) 1874 (d) 1885-0 1891 Patrons of Husbandry. Title varied : Daily Better Times. See Phoenix (San Jose). CALIFORNIA JOURNAL (?) 1923-1924 C 1891 : Mr 19 Title varied: City Journal. CHS 1891 : S 11 CALIFORNIA JOURNAL OF EDUCATION BEVERLY-B U RBANK RES IDENT (m) 1876 (four weeks) (w) 1954-1955 CA LI FORNIA PROHIBITIONIST T itle va ri ed: Willow Glen Resident. (w ) 1888-1897 (7) See San Jose Sun; West San Jose Times; and Willow Glen Resident. CALIFORN IA REVI EW C 1955: S 1 (? ) 1897-1 898 19 CALI FO RN IA STA TE JOU RI\JAL THE COLLEGE TI MES (s·w ; d; w) D 14 1850·Mr 26 (?) 185 1 (w) S 30 1921 ·Je 161 922 This paper was established to report the new state The Cal ifornia State Universit y , San Jose, student govern ment's progress . Title and frequency varied; in Ja paper. See Spartan Daily. '851, California Daily State Journal. C 1921 : F 18·Je 1922 CH S (pc) 1851: Mr 15, 19,26 CSUa 1921: S 30·Je 16 1922 CSMH 1851 : Mr 15, 19.26 COMMERCIAL SMALL STOCK WEEKLY CALIFORNIA ZEITUNG (w) 1948-1953 (w) 1886·1918 An agricultural paper. This paper was in German, published for the German community. It was moved to Oakland in the early THE COMMONWEALTH 1900's but continued to be distributed locally. (?) 1916

THE CONDOR CAMBRIAN WEEKLY NEWS (?) 1922·1923 (w) Ja 1954--.

CamWn 1954: Ja--. COUNTY FAI R ADVERTISER (d) 0 1868 THE CATHOLIC ECHO This paper published during the County Fair of 1868. (w) 1900 CU-B (mf) 1868: 0 3 An illustrated religious weekly.

THE CHICANO DAILY DAILY EVENING COURIER (d) 1971--. (d) F 1865-JI 1865 (?) Title has varied: Chicano Diario. This is a newsletter Source reported a weekly running concurrently with of Chicano student groups in colleges of Santa Clara title Weekly Courier but no further information avail­ Valley, published at California State University. San able. It is also referred to as The Daily and Weekly Jose . Courier. Later paper had similar title. CU-B (mf) 1865: F 13;.118 CHRISTIA N BA LLOT (m) 1878 SAN JOSE COURIER (w) 1876-1884 CHURCH AND LEAGUE (w) 1900·1902 This Paper was in German, published for the German community . SAN JOSE CITIZEN CU-B (mf) 1877: Mr 17 (w) 1914 (?) -1930 Title varied: The Citizen; Suburban Citizen; and San THE CRUCIBLE Jose Suburban Citizen. During the late 1920's printed (?) 1902 one edition each day covering six suburban areas . See San Jose Suburban Citizen. THE DEMOCRAT (w) 1880-1896 SAN JOSE CI TY COLLEGE TIMES (w) m Title varied: San Jose Democrat. The San Jose City College student paper. CHS 1894 : 02.9 CSJc 1965: S--. DON QUIXOTE (b-w) 1963-1 969 DAI L Y CITY ITEM (d) JI 23 1883-1885 This pa per wa s in Spanish and English, for the Span ish community. Title varied : City Item. Name changed to Evening News in 1885. EAST SAN JOSE SUN See San Jose Evening News. (w ) 0 16 1958--. C 1884: Ag 1 2; 0 29 Title has var ied: East San Jose Sun & Valley View. It absorbed the Valley View in Ap 1960 and became East CITY JOURNAL San Jose Sun 0 1961. The East San Jose Sun Shopper (?) 1923-1924 wa s publ ished in the 1960's. Title varied: California Journal. See Valley View. 20 CCSN 1963: complete SAN JOSE GUIDE 1966: complete (d) F 1871 ·Mr 12 1872 1967--. (x) Tit le varied : The Morning Guide (County Directory ' CS Cu rren t year of 1871·72 refers t o Evening Guide); absorbed The Daily Independent in 1871; and inJa 1872merged with Daily CCSN (mf) 1971: JI­ - . (x) Mercury. See The Daily Independent; and the Daily Mercury. ECO LATI NO (b-w) 1956- (?) CU -8 (mf) 1871: S 26-0 3, 5·19, 21 , 22, 25· N 1, 10,1 4' 16, 23, 24, 26,30· EL SOL DE SAN JOSE D 2, 5, 6,9, 10,13,15,22·27, (?) 1959-1960 (?) 29·31 . 1872: Ja 4, 6, 10, 13,21,31 EVERYBODY'S PAPER (m) 1892 EVENING GUIDE See San Jose Guide. County Directory of 1871 ·72 FOOTLIGHl refers to this paper but there are no other times when it (d) 1881 is mentioned. This paper had news of the theater THE HEADLIGHT FOOTLIGHT (d) 1879-1880 (w) 1908 This paper became The Record. See The Record. THE FORUM (w) Mr 14 1908- (?) SAN JOSE HERALD (w) S 1876·1900 This was the paper of the Black Masons . Title varied: from 1863'1876, San Jose Patriot (w) ; C 1908: Mr 21 , 28; Ap 4, 11 ,18; 1876-S 1878, San Jose Weekly Herald; in 1878 t he My 2, 16, 23, 30 Herald and Weekly Argus consolidated and from S 13 CHS 1908: Mr 28; My 9 1878·1884 (7) San Jose Weekly Heral d-Argus; and from 1884 (?) to about 1900, San Jose Herald. See San Jose Patriot; Weekly Argus; San Jose Herald­ T HE FO RUMEER (m) 1969--. Argus. This is the paper of the G. I. Forum. CHS 1895: D 31 1897: Ja; D CU 1969 : JI-D 1900 : F 19 1970·1972: com plete CSCP 1879: My 16 THE FRUIT TRADE OF CALIFORNIA CSMH 1877: Mr 30; Ag 17; S 21 ; N 2,9, (m) 1893 30 ; D 14 1878 : Ja 4, 25; F; Mr 1, 8, 29; GARDEN CITY TIMES A p 19, 26; My 3 (d) 1874 (11 days) 1881 : Ag 5,1 2; D 30 Title varied: Daily Garden City Times. This was a 1882: Ja 27 ; F 17; Mr 3,10,24, pro-temperance paper. 31 ; Ap 7; My 19,26 CU·8 (mf) 1878: S 13, 27·D 27 1880: JI 16·031 GARDEN VALLEY BUILDERS (?) 1895 SAN JOSE HERALD (d) S 1876·N 1 1913 GREATER WESTSIDE RES IDENT Title varied : began in Ja 1866-S 2 1876 as San Jose See West San Jose Times; San Jose Sun; Willow Glen Daily Patriot; 1876-N 1 1913 San Jose Daily Herald; Resident; and Greater Willow Glen Resident. merged on 0 271913 wit h San Jose Mercury and on N 1 1913 became San Jose Mercury Herald; name changed on Je 20 1950 to San Jose Mercury. Sunday issue from GR EATER WILLOW GLEN RESIDENT about 1903·1913, Sunday Mercury and Herald. (w) S 1953-1958 (7) See San Jose Patriot (d ); San Jose Mercury (d).

C 1953: 0 15; N 6, 12,26; D 24, 3 1 C [0 17 1883·D 31 1900] 1954: S 2 1955: My 5; S 1, 29 CHS 1895: 031 1958: 030; N 13 1906: Ap 21,24 21 CS 1890: Ja-Je Note: Listing includes issues of San Jose Daily Patriot 1899: Ap-S as library does not separate records. 1906: Ap; 0 -0 CU (mf) 1906: Ja l-F 1, 3-Mr 29, 31 - 19 10: N-O Ap 8,10,11 , 13-17,19-26, 1911: Ja- D 28-My 9, 11 -20, 22-24, 26-29, CSJM 1888: Ja-Je 31 -Je 14, 16-27 , 29-JI 18, 21- 1906: JI-S Ag 4, 6-S 22, 24, 26-0 31 ; N 2, 4-D 31 CSMH 1877: Ag 22 1907: Ja l-Je 7, 9-D 31 1908: Ja 1-23, 25-D 31 CU-8 (mf) 1866: My 26; JI 5, 7-9, 12-26, 28- 1909: Ja l-N 7, 9-14, 16-0 30 Ag 11, 14-S 10, 17, 19, 20, 1910: Ja l-Ag 15, 17-D 31 22-24,27; 01-5,10, 12-N 9,12- 1911: Ja l -J115, 17-D 31 D 19,21-31 1912: Ja l-F 27, 29-D 31 1867: Ja 2-5, 8-F 23, 26-Mr 30; 1913: Ja l -N 1 Ap 2-22, 24-My 2,4-23, 25­ JI12,15-S4,6-D31 SAN JOSE HERALD-ARGUS 1868: Ja 2-Mr 2, 4-Ap 29, My l­ (w) S 13 1878-1884 Ag 4, 6- N 6, 9-D 31 Title varied: from 1863-1876, San Jose Patriot; S 8 1869: Ja 2-27, 29-Je 12, 15-04, 1876-S 8 1878, San Jose Weekly Herald; S 13 6-27, 29-D 31 1878-1 884, San Jose Weekly Herald-Argus; and 1870: Ja 3-F 10, 12-Mr 5, 8-22, 24- 1887-1 900, San Jose Weekly Herald. Ap 26, 28-My 7, 10-Je 7, 9,11 - See The Weekly Argus; and the San Jose Herald (w) D 31 for listi ngs . 1871: Ja 3-Je 29; Jll -1 0, 12-D 30 1873: Ja 2-Je 17, 19-D 31 HERONYMOUS 1874: complete (ir) F 26 1968- (?) 1875: Ja 4-Je 25, 28-S 9, 11-30; An al ternative/underground paper. o 2-D 24, 25 (suppl), 27-31 1876: Ja 1 (suppl), 3-Mr 2, 4-My CSUa 1968: F 26; Mr 11; Ap 2 5,8-11, 13-Je 5., 7-JI 10,12- S 8,12,14-26,28, 30; 0 3-20, HORSE MA RT 23-N 17, 20, 22, 24-D 7, 9, 12, (m) 1907 13,15-21 1877: Ja 2,4,6-17, 19-F 16, 19- SAN JOSE INDEPENDENT Mr 23, 26-Ap 26, 28-My 11, 14­ (d) My 171870-S 241871 17,19,22-25, 28-Je 27, 29-JI Title varied: San Jose Daily Independent ; and The 26, 30-D 6, 8-3 1 Daily Independent. Absorbed by The Morning Guide 1878: Ja 2-12, 15-Mr 11, 13-20, (San Jose Guide) 1871. 22-26, 28-Ap 2,4-24, 26-29; See San Jose Guide; and San Jose Mercury (d). My 1-10, 13-24, 27-Je 20, 22- JI 2, 5-1 2,15-20, 24,25,27- C 1871:S9 Ag 2, 5-23, 26-28, 30-S 3-13, 16-30; 0 3-9,1 4-19,22, 24, CU-8 (mf) 1870 : My 17·20, 22-28; Je 1-4, 25, 28-N 5, 7, ~21, 23-D 5, 7­ 7-11, 15, 17,21-23, 25, 28, 30 - 10,12, 14-19,23-26,28-31 JI 2, 6·9, 12-14, 17-21, 23, 27, 1879: F 1-21 , 25-28; Ap 1-N 12, 30-Ag 9, 11 -26, 28-31; S 2, 3, 14-0 31 6-17,21-0 2,5,7-28, 30-N 2, 4, 1880: Ja 3-13, t5-F 11, 13-26,28- 6-23,27-01, 3- 10,13-23,25-29, Mr 3, 5-My 8, l1-S 4, 7-24, 27­ 31 08, 11 ·16, 19-N 16, 18-D 31 1871: Ja 4-10, 12-F 2, 4-9, 11 -Mr 5, 1881: N 9 9-My 7, 10-30; Je 1,4, 7-S 24 1887: D 25 THE DAILY INDEPENDENT 1889: D 2-31 See the San Jose Independent. 1901: Ja l-S 6, 9-D 3, 5-31 1902: Ja l -Mr 4, 6-My 31 ; 0 9-D 31 THE DAILY INDEPENDENT CALIFORNIAN 1903: Ja 1, 2, 5-Mr 4, 6-My 29, 31 - (d) 1874 JI 18, 20-Ag 3, 5-N 23, 25-031 Th is paper published during the agricu ltural local 1904: Ja l ·F 20, 22-Je 2 1, 23-04, option campa ign of 1874. It was a supplement to The 6-N9,11-D 31 California Agriculturist. 1905: Ja 1-6,8-20, 22-My 14, Se e The California Agriculturist. 16-28. 30-JI 1, 3-S 2, 4·21, 23- D 31 CHS 1874: JI 18 22 THE IN FORMER CU-B (mf) 1894; D 8 (w) 1939 1895: Je 8; Ag 10 1896; Ja 25 JA BBERWOCK (ir) 02 1967-D 131967 (7) THE SAN JOSE MAVERICK (m) 1969-1971 An alternative/underground papeL Title varied: The MaVerick ; Santa Clara Maverick_ CSUa 1967: 0 2, 11; N 21, 15 (misdated);D 13 Place varied: Santa Clara. This was an alternative/ underground papeL THE JAPANESE AMERICAN (d) 1907 CU (mf) 1969: F; My-D 1970; N This paper was in Japanese (7), published for the 1971: F Japanese community_ It appeared again in 1924 sources.

SA N JOSE JAPANESE PRESS SAN JOSE MAYFAIR (7 ) 1911-1912 (7) (w) 1945-1965 (7) This paper was in Japanese (7), published for the Title varied: The Mayfair; Mayfair Press; Mayfair Japanese community. Weekly; and, Weekly Mayfair_

THE JEWISH HERALD SAN JOSE MERCURY (m) My-N 1933 (7) (w) 1860-1903 CU-B 1933: My-N Title has varied: from 1851-Je 4 1852, Weekly Note: Recently, these materials were reported as having Visitor; Ag 19 1852-0 20 1853, Santa Clara Register; N disappeared. A student, however, just reported 3 1853-Ag 7 1855, San Jose Telegraph and Santa Clara that they are filed in the Bancroft Library under Register; Ag 14 1855-1860, Telegraph & Mercury; in the su bject file, Jews_ 1860, Telegram and Telegraph & Mercury merged to become San Jose Mercury. THE JEWISH COMMUNITY NEWS See Weekly Visitor; Santa Clara Register; San Jose (m) Ja 1958--. Telegraph and Santa Clara Register; Telegraph & This is the paper of the local Jewish community. Mercury; and Telegram.

SAN JOSE JOURNAL C [My 15 1862-My 5 1870] (w) 1882-1892 1888: JI 7; S 15 Title varied: The Journal. This paper was in German, CHS 1864: Ap 14, 28 published for the German community_ , 1865: My 4 1878: Ja 13 LA RAZA CS 1887-1888: complete (ir) 1971 (7) 1894: complete This pa per w as/is in English and Spanish, published 1900-1902: complete for the Spanish community. 1903: Ja-F

LA SFERZA (The Whip) CSMH [My 8 1873-D 28 1876] (s-m) 1918-1922 CSUa 1892: complete This paper was in Italian, published for the Italian 1895: complet e except for 019 community. 1896-1897: complete 1902: complete

L'EM IGRATO CU 1863: 0 15-N 3, 19-D 3,17,31 (w) 1895-1896 1864: Ja 7-My 5,19-029 This paper was in Italian, published for the Italian 1865: Ja 5-26; F 9-My 4, 18-0 5, community_ 19-D 28 1866: Ja 4-Je 28; JI 12-D 27 LEA DER 1867-1 868: complete (w) 1884-1885 (7) 1869: Ja 7-0 21; N 4-0 30 1870: Ja 6-My 12, 26-0 29 THE SAN JOSE LETTER 1871: complete (s-m;w) D 1894-N 28 1896 (?) 1872: Ja 4-F 28; Mr 14-D 26 1873: complete Tit le varied: The Semi-Mont hly Letter_ Became a 1874: Ja 1·022; N 5-0 31 weekly D 7 1895. 1875-1877: complete CS 1895; 0 1878: Ja 3-10, 24-023; N 7-D 26 1896; Ja-N 28 1879: complete 23 1880: Ja 1-F 12, 26-Mr 4, 18-D 30 1901: complete 1881 : Ja 6-JI 21 ; D 1 1902 : complete except for Mr 1887: Ja 1 1903: complete 1890: Ja 4-11 1904: Ja-S 1892: Ja 9 1905: O-D 1906: Ja-Mr; JI-D CU-B (mf) 1861: 0 to 1910: N -D 191 1 : complete SAN JOSE ME RCURY 1912: Mr-D 1945 (d) 1861--. Title has va ried : Daily Mercury; Times-Mercury; San CSCP 1951:Je17 Jose Daily Mercury; and, San Jose Mercury Herald. CSJ 1900: Ja--. (JI 1921 missing) Established in connectiun with weekly in 1861 (present 1906: complete (in California publisher uses 1851 - this is the date the Weekly Visitor Room) appeared, the parent paper of the wee kly San Jose Mercury); discontinued in 1862 after 3 months of CSJM 1877: complete publication; Ag 2 1869 the Daily Mercury began again, 1895: My; JI to be published 9 months before pu blication suspended 1900: O-D from Ap 1870 to Mr 1871. In Mr 1871 purchased The 1901: Ap-Je; Ag-S Morning Guide (which had just absorbed The Indepen­ 1904: O-D dent) and began as a daily again. In D 1884 the Times 1905 : Ja-S an d Mercury consolidated as Times-Mercury, but in Je 1906: Ap-S 1885 this arrangement was dissolved and it again became 1907-1908: complete San Jose Daily Mercury_ In 1900 the Herald was pur­ 1909: Ja-Mr; JI-D chased by the Hayes family and in 190 1 they purchased 1910: Ja-O the Mercury, but not until N 1 1913 did the Herald 1911 -1914: complete discontinue its separate publication. At that time it 1915: Mr-D became The San Jose Mercury Herald; from about 1903 1916- 1925: complete the Sunday edition had been Sunday Mercury and 1926 : Ja-Je Herald_ In 1942 merged with the even ing News with t he 1927: S-O News continuing to be published separately. On Je 20 1928: Ja-Ap 1950 the title became San Jose Mercury. The Hayes 1934: Ag-O family sold their interests in 1952. Pu bli ca t ion was 1935: Ja-F; JI -O suspended from F 15-Je 22 1959 because of an em­ 1936-1941: complete ployee strike. At present time: San Jose Mercury 6 days 1942: Ja-JI a week, mornings; San Jose News, 6 days a week, CSJMn [1851--'] (x) evenings; and San Jose Mercury-News, Sunday. Note: Listing includes complete holdings, weekly and See The Morning Guide; The Independent; Daily daily. Morning Times; San Jose Herald; San Jose Evening News; and San Jose Republic_ CSMH 1886: Je 1898: JI3 C 1872: Ap 8 1899: N 12 (part) [Mr 13 1880-Ag 31 1945] 1906: Ap 18 (extra) CHS 1881: S 21 1883: JI 8 CSUa 1892: Ja-Mr; 0-0 1893: S 10 1893: Ja-Je 1894: 0 21,26; N 6 1894 : Ja-Mr; 0-0 1896: Ja 3; Mr 21; Ap 5 1895: Ja-Mr; JI-O 1897: Ja 5; Mr 28 1896: complete 1898: JI 19 1897: JI -S 1906: Ap 21, 22, 24, 25, 26 1898: Ja-Mr; JI -O 1912: Ap 16 1899: Ja-S 1951: Je 17 CU-B 1869: Ag 2-0 3, 6-12,1 4-18, CS 1885: JI -D 3 20-22,25-024,27-31 1886-1887: complete 1870 : Ja 3-Mr 31 ; Ap 2-28, 30 1891 : JI -S 1872: Mr 12-21, 23-25, 30; Ap 1, 1892: O- D 3-9, 11-15,17-23, 25-My 1, 1894 : JI-S 3-27, 29-JI 8, 10-S 3,5-1 1, 13, 1895: Ap-Je 17,20,21, 24-09, 11-17, 1897: Ja -Je; O-D 19-25, 27·N 15, 18,20-0 31 1898: Ap-Je 1873: Ja 2·17, 2D-Ap 21 , 23-My 1899: O-D 26, 28-Ag 22, 25·5 29; 0 ,., 3, 1900 : Ja-S 15-21, 23-N 14, 17-D 18,20-31 24 1874: Ja 2-8, 10-31; Ap l-Je 1, eU·B (mf) 1879 : 52-030; N l-D 18,20-31 3·24, 26·Ag 5, 7; S 3, 7-0 14, 1880: Ja 4·30; F 1·27, 29-Mr 3, 16-N 4, 7-D 3, 5-1 7, 19-31 5-Ap 15, 17-0 29, 31-N 28; 1875: Ja 2- 4, 6-Mr 2, 4-Je 30; D 1·10, 12-30 JI 2-22, 24-Ag 13, 16-D 31 1881: Ag 30 1876: Ja 2- My 26, 29-Je 29; 1882: Ja 1; F 1,5, 28·Mr 2, 8-11, JI 1-56,8·12,14-27,20-05, 16-18,21, 25-29,31; Ap 2, 6, 9, 7·23, 25-D 31 12,14,16, 23,29,30; My 3, 1877: Ja 2-Mr 30; Ap 2-Je 30; 12, 14,26,28; Je 7-21,24, 29; Ag 1·D 31 Ji ll, 30; 57 1878 : complete 1883: Ja 9; Je 1·15, 17-20,22·30; JI 3-17,19·24,26,28-31 1884: Ja 1·10, 12·24, 26-Ap 11, C (mf) 1945: S--. (x) 13-My 20, 22, 23, 25-Je 12, CS (rnt) 1948: Ja--. (x) 14-24, 26-Ag 1,5, 7·30; 5 2-4, 6-9,11-19,21-25,27-015, C5J (mf) 1889: JI-D 17·24, 26-N 1, 4·D 7, 10-12, 1890-1891: complete 14-31 1892: Ja-My; JI-D 1885: Ja 1-9, l1-Mr 8, ll-Ap 16, 1893: Ja-Ap; Je-D 18-My 24, 27-Je 24, 26-Jll1; 1894·1896: complete 01 1897: Ja-5 1886: Ja 9,12-27; F 2-6, 9-26; 1898·1899: complete Mr 14-28; Ap 1·23, 25-29; Je 20, 1900: Ja--. (x) 26-30; Ag 1, 5, 13, 26, 28; 01-15,17-31; D 3, 5 C5JMn (mt) 1900: Ja--. (x) 1887: Ja 1-18, 20-F 5, 8-12, 15·22, 24-Ap 13,15-17,20- C5U (mf) [1889-1899] See C5J (mf) for com· My 5, 7, 8,13-26, 28-Je 11,13, plete listing. 1900: Ja--. (x) 15, 16, 18-30; .11 4; Ag 1, 4, 6-8,11-15,17-20,22,23, 25, C5V (mf) 1970: JI--. (x) 26, 28, 30; 5 1-5, 7-0 3, 5-14, 17-19,21,22,24-26,28-31 ; CU (mf) 1906: Ap 18-My 4 N 9-16, 18-20, 23, 25, 28-D 8, 1907: Je 8 10,11,13,14,19-22,28-30 1908: Ja 24 1888: Ja 1-11, 13-15, 17-F 16, 1910: 03 19-22, 24-Mr 31; My 1-6, 1913: Mr 15; N 2 10-14,16,17, 19-Je 5,7-10, 1915: Je 18; J118, 21, 24, 26- 12-30; 51-12,14-25,30; D 1-7, Ag 1,3,5,6, 8. 9,15,17,18, 19-31 23-29, 31 -5 2, 4-8, 10-0 29; 1889: Ja 1-10, 15-F 3,5-9, l1-Mr N 1-30 31; Ap 2,4-6, 8-My 16, 18­ 1916: Ja 1-30 ; F l-Ap 1, 3-Je 3, Ag 14, 16-28, 30; 5 1-3, 5-0 21, 5-5 28, 30-D 22, 24-28, 30, 31 23-29, 31-D 19,21,22,24-31 1917 : Ja 2-Mr 5, 7-My 28. 30-516, 1890 : Ja 1-10, 19-27, 29-F 1,3-8, 18. 20- D 31 10-14,16-24, 26-Je 7, 9-JJ 11 , 1918: Ja l-N 30 13-S 1.3-13,1 6-0 12,14-23, 1919: Ja 1-D 30 25-0 31 1920: Ja 1-F 4, 6-Ag 31; S 2-N 4, 1891: F 1-7,9-14,16-21, 23-Mr 12, 6-0 10, 12-31 14-16, 18-Ap 9, l 1-JI10, 12-1 5, 1921: Ja l-S 27, 29-N 24, 26-D 31 17·Ag 3, 5-14, 16-S 30; 02-15, 1922: Ja 1-F 25, 27-Ap 8, 10-JI 1, 17-24, 27-0 29, 3 1 5, 6, 8, 10- 12, 14,15,18-20, 1892: Ja 13 22-24, 26-Ag 2, 4·10,12,13, 1893: D 17 15, 16, 18-0 31 1894: Ja 7; Ap 27 1923: Ja 1-D 12, 28-31 1895: Je 23 1924: Ja ' -D 18, 20-31 1897: D 12 1925: Ja 1-31; F 2-Jt 8, 1O-D 31 1898: Ap 27; My 11 1926: Ja l -My 27, 29-N 29; D 1·31 1901 : A p 28; My 10 1927-1942: complete 1902: S 15, 24; N 3 1943: Ja l-D 20, 22-24, 26, 29- 31 CU5C (mf) 1972: Ja--. (x) 1944: Ja ' -5,7-031 1945: Ja 1-Je 16, 18-0 31 1945-1972: complete 25 SAN JOSE DAILY MERCURY SA N JOSE NEWS (d) Ag5-S5 1867 (d) 1873- (?) With the cooperation of The Bancroft Li brary it has been determined that this was a special five-week cam ­ THE DA ILY EVENING NEWS paign paper, with a daily circulation of about 700 (d) 1882 copies. This paper was published during the campaign of 1882 only. CU -8 1867: Ag 5-8,11,12,14-18,21, 24, 25,27,28, 30-S 4,7. CHS 1882: 023

SAN JOSE MERCURY-HERALD SAN JOSE EVENING NEWS See San Jose Mercury_ (d) 1883--.

SAN JOSE MERCURY HERALD (Sunday) Title has varied : San Jose News; The Evening News. It absorbed the Daily City Item in 1885 and merged with See San Jose Mercury. the Mercury in 1942, continuing to be pu blished inde· C 1906: Ap 22 pendently to date. Now published six days a week, evenings, as San Jose News. CSCP 1905: Ja 24; N 19 See Daily City Item; San Jose Mercury_

CSMH 1911 : N5 C 1886: S 25 1896: complete except for Ja 10, DAILY MERCURY-TIMES 18; My 5; N 7 See San Jose Mercury. and Daily Morning Times. 1916: S 16 1958: Ja-­. THE MESSENGER CHS 1894: F 23 (w) 1915-1916 1896:Ap3 1900: F 26 THE MIRROR 1906: Ap 19 (wl 1897 CS 1938: Ja·My 3 1940 THE MONITOR CSJ current year (wl 1943 CSJM 1888: Ja-Je SAN JOSE MUNICIPAL RECORD 1929: Mr·D (m) JI 1912-1917 (?) 1930-1931 : complete

A paper with news of 'City Hall'_ CSJMn [1883--.J (x)

THE NEW CAMPUS WIT CSJMn (mf) 1948: Ja­ -. (x) (ir) 1967 CSV (mf) 1972: Ja--. (x) Alternati ve/underground paper. CU (mf) 1906: Ap 19 CSUa 1967: 04 1919: My 8·12 CU-B (mf) NEW CHARTER 1885: My 19-21 (wl 1893- 1897 The New Charter was a Populist paper. THE NEWS (w) 1927 THE NEW ERA (d) 1879-0 1879 (?) SAN JOSE NEWS-LETTER (w) 1912-1914 (?) CU -B 1879: Jill CSMH 1914 : JI (suppl) THE NEW WORLD (d) 1907-1924 SAN JOSE NON-PARTISAN COUNTY CONFERENCE BULLETIN This paper was in Japanese (?), publ ished for the (?) 1914 Japanese community.

NEW WORLD DAILY NEWS THE NORMAL INDEX (d) 1935-1936 (m ; w) o 1885-Je1891

This paper was in Japanese (?), published for t he The studen t paper of the California State University, Japanese community. It was poss ibly a continuation of San Jose . See t he Spartan Daily . the above paper. CSUa 1885 :0 -Je 1891 26 THE NORMAL TIMES PACIFIC WE EK LY (s -m) 0 13 1909-Je 22 1920 (w) 1908-1 924 The student paper of the California State University, The student pape r of the College of the Pacific when San Jose . Se e the Spartan Daily_ that institution was located in Santa Clara County . CSUa 1909: 0 13-Je 221920 PALADIN SPANISH WEEKLY NORTH SAN JOSE SU N (w; b·w) 1963-1971 (?) (w) F 1963-1967 Title varied: Paladin; Pa ladin Spanish News. This Merged with San Jose Sun. See San Jose Su n_ paper was in Spanish and English, published for the Spanish community . OUR MESSENGER (w) 1884- (?) PARISH RECORD West Coast news of interest to the Presbyterian (?) 1903-1908 Church . PARK AVENUE PRESS OVER THE TOP (w) 1939-1940 (?) 1919

PACI FIC CALENDAR SAN JOSE PATRIOT (m ; w ) 1896-1916 (?) (w) S 16 1863-S 1876 Title va ried: Pacific Calendar & Catholic Church The San Jose Patriot was established as the San Jose Bulletin. Semi-Weekly Tribune on JI 4 1854; re-named The Weekly Patriot, appearing S 16 1863. Became San Jose PACIFIC CYCLIST Weekly Herald in 1876. (w) 1894-1896 See San Jose Semi-Weekly Tribune; San Jose Weekly Herald. PA CIFIC COAST FANCIERS' MONTHLY (m) 1885- - . (?) C 1864: S 21-S 18 1868 Note: The Murdock File has S 16 1863-0 4 1872. Title varied: Pacific Poultry Breed ers; Pacific Poultryman. Place varied: San Jose; Palo Alto. One source CSMH 1870 : N 18 refers to paper as being 'unique'. CU-B (mf) 1866: JI7-14; Ag 11, 25; S 14-012, 26-N 16,30; 014, 28 PACIFIC FRUIT NEWS 1867: Ja 4,11, 25-F 15; Mr 1·8, (w) 1888- -. 29; Ap 5, 19·My 10,24, 3 1; Je 21, 28; JI 12,19; Ag 2, 9, See California Fruit News. 23-S 6, 20, 27; 0 l1-N 8, 22-0 6, 20,27 PACIFIC FLOWER GROWER 1868: Ja 3-17, 31 -Ap 17; My 1­ (m) 1927 0 25 1869: Ja l ·F 5, 19-M r 12, 26- PAC IFIC GROWER Ap 23; My 7-Je 25; JI 9-0 31 (m) 1918·1 930 (?) 1870: Ja 7-F 4, 25; Mr 25·My 6, CU (mf) 1923: Ja 20, 27 ; Je 10-JI 22; Ag 19·26; $ 9, 23; 0 28; 0 9-30 PACIFIC PHAROS 1872: JI 12-Ag 2, 23·S 20; 0 4, (w) Mr 1886-0 1887 18, 25; N 8, 22; 0 6-27 1873 : Ja 3,10,31; F 21-Ap 4,18, CSMH 1886: Ap 14; My 26-0 6 ; N 3-D 8 25; M y 9-Je 13, 2 7-JI 18; Ag 1- 1887: Ja 26; F 23; D 6 S 5,19, 26; a lOoN 28; 012, 19 1874: Ja 2-Je 26; JI 10,24-0 23; PACIFIC POULTRY BR EE DE R N 20-011 See Pacific Coast Fanciers' Monthly. SAN JOSE PATR lOT PACIFIC PRINTER (d) Ja 1 1864-$ 2 1876 (m) 1903 Title varied: San Jose Daily Patriot; Daily Evening Patriot. Became Daily Herald in 1876. PACI FIC T REE & VINE See San Jose Herald (d ). (w) C [Mr 1866-0 1875) See Santa Clara Valley. (This paper is cataloged in Bancroft Library). CSM H 1876:Ja 4 27 THE PHOE NI X EVENING POST (d) o 13 189 1-1892 (?) (d) 1874 (7) From 1885-189 1, Better Times. See Better Times. The only source in which it was mentioned was in The Daily Independent Calif ornian on JI 18 1874. c [013 1891-N 28 1892]

SAN JOSE POST THE PIONEER (w) (w;m) Ja 1 1877·Je 1901 This title has been used by several, or possibly, all are The Pioneer was a weekly until Ja 1884 when it was the same paper. Sources show an East San Jose Post by absorbed by San Jose Weekly Times. Resumed publica­ 1906 which disappeared from the City Directory by tion in Ja 1893 as monthly; changed to magazine format 1910. One issue of the Campbell Press in 1907 men· in 1897 and ceased publication Je 1901. tioned the "Campbell Pr ess & East San Jose Post"; by See San Jose Weekly Times. 1916 the Greater San Jose Post appeared givi n9 191 2 as C [Ja 131877-Mr 15 1901] date of origin, disappearing in 1918; by 1912 The San Jose Post appea re d variously titled San Jose Post, and CHS 1894: N 15 The Post, using various dates of origin; by 1920's it was 1898: N printing editions for Alviso and Milpitas, and by 1930's 1899: D is listed as being a daily; by the 1950's the entry in the CSCP 1877:Ja13 Directory is the Post-Record. Mr. Rose, the present 1880: D 25 Publisher of the San Jose Post-Record says, "Grand· 1894: Mr 15; N 15; D 15 father Ro se purchased the old Alviso Post and the old 1895: F 15; Ap 15; My 15; Je 15; Daily Record and combined them in 1930 to become D 15 the present-day legal paper." The Post-Record, however, 1896: F 15; My 15; Je 15; JI15 uses 1910 as date of origin . The California State Library 1898: Ag; S; 0 has established Ap 23 1931 as beginning date of the San 1899: S;D Jose Post-Record as a daily. See Daily Record; and the San Jose Post-Record. CSJ 1877: Ja·My 1901 C (mf) 1877 : Ja 13-Je 1901, except for SAN JOSE POST - RECORD Ja 27; Ag 11 ; 0 13, 27 1893 (5 dys) Ap 23 1931--. CHS (mf) 1877: Ja 13-D The Post- Record is a court and commercial paper, 1878-1881: complete published 5 day s a week. See t he San Jose Post for its 1882: complete except for Mr 11; historical background. Je 3 1883: complete except for Ja 27; C 1928: N 8-Ap 23 1931 Ag 11; 0 13,27 C·L 1967: Mr 22­ - . 1893-1899: complete 1900: F-D CMV 1971: F9-­ . 1901: Ja-Je CSCccu 1962: Ja--. CSJ (mf) 1877: Ja·My 1901 (in Cal ifornia CSJPR 1931-1939: complete Room) [ 1940-1941] CU-B (mf) 1877: Ja 13-Ap 28; My 12-D 29 1942: Ja--. 1878-1881: complete C (mf) 1967: Mr 22--. (x) 1882: complete except for Mr 11; Je 3 1883: complete except for Ja 27; DAILY PRESS Ag 11; 0 13,27 (d) 1882 1893-1 896: complete The Daily Press was published during the 1882 Note: See Bancroft General Catalog for 1897-June 1901 campaign . holdings. RAVEN PIONEERS (m) 1899-1906 (7) Ja 17 1854-Je 26 1855 REAL ESTATE BULLETIN (m) 1876 POPOLO (The People) 1m ) 1919-1920 THE RECORD This paper was in Italian, published for the Italian (d) 1880 community. See The Headlight. 28 SAN JOSE RECORD ST. JOS EPH'S BU LLETI N (d) 0 1890-1895 (7) (m) 1899--. C 1890: 0 22-S 29 1891 The Bulletin publishes a column of the history of the [Ap 1892-Ap 1 1893] area. CSJ 1965: Ja--. THE DA ILY RE COR D (d) 1919-1920 SALT OF THE EARTH A banking newspaper, this is possibly the paper which (ir) 1971-1972 (?) became a part of the present day San Jose Post-Record. See San Jose Post; San Jose Post-Record. An alternative/underground paper. CSUa 1972: Ja T HE SAN JOSE RED EYE (b-w; ir) S 12 1969- (7) THE SAN JOSEAN An alternative/underground paper. (w) 1892-1893

CSUa [S121969-Myll1972] THE SANTA CLARA CU (mf) 1969: D 18 (m) 1893-1899 (7) 1970: Ja 29-Je 4; 0 15-D 10 CSCP 1895: Ap 1971 : complete THE SANTA CLARA ARGUS SAN JOSE REPORT (w) N61866-Jal01874 (w) 1892-1898 Title varied: from Ja-Ag 1866 Week ly Argus; to N SAN JOS E REPORTER 1866, Daily Argus; N 61866 to Ja 10 1874, Santa Clara (d; w) Ja 16 1860-Ag 1860 Argus; 1874-1878, The Weekly Argus; in 1878 became San Jose Herald Argus. Title varied: San Jose Morning Reporter; San Jose See The Weekly Argus for listings. Daily Reporter. The paper became a weekly on Ap 23 1860 and was soon discontinued. SANTA CLARA COUNTY INDEPEI\lDENT C 1860: Ja 17-Ag 6 (w) 1937-1941 (7) CU(mf) 1941:Je6 THE REPORTER Ap-Ag 1872 (7) SANTA CLARA COUNTY REVIEW (w) 1931-1944 (?) SAN JOSE REPORTER (d) F 26-Je 19 1959 SANTA CLARA REGISTER The Reporter was published by employees of the (w) Ag 21852-0201853 Mercu ry while on strike in 1959. On N 3 1853 became San Jose Telegraph & Santa cs 1959: F 26-Je 19 Clara Register. See San Jose Telegraph & Santa Clara Register; San Jose Weekly Mercury. CSUa 1959: F 26-Je 19 C 1853: My 26; Je ; JI; Ag 3, 19; C (mf) 1959: F 26-Je 19 S 8,15,29; 0 6,13, 20 CU (mf) 1959: F 26-Je 19 CHS 1852: S 2

SUNDAY REPUBLIC CU-B (mf) 1852: S 2 (w) My 19-Je 1878 (7) SANTA CLARA REPUBLICAN Title va ried: San Jose Sunday Republic. (i) 1968 CU -B (mf) 1878: My 19; Je 2, 23, 30 THE SANT A CLARA V ALLEY SAN JOS E REPUBLIC (m; w) 1884-' 9 13 ( eI ) 1885 Title and location varied: from 1884-1892, Santa T it le varied: San Jose Morning Republic. It lasted le ss Clara Valley; 1892-1905, Pacific Tree and V ine; than a year as apparent ly the Republic bought the Times 1905-1 912 Town and Country Journal; and 1912-1913 and then both were absorbed by t he Mercury. California Country Journal, ending in San Francisco . See the San Jose Mercury; the Daily Morning Times. This paper was published to present information on CU-B (mf) 1885: My 19-22 practical horticulture and to adve rt ise t he res ources of the county and stat e. RESOURCES OF CALIFORNIA See the Pacific Tree and Vine; Town and Country (m) 1903 Journal; and California Country Journal. 29 SANTA CLARA VALLEY AGRICULTU RIST TH E SON OF JABBE RWOCK (ir) Ja 101968- (?) See California Agriculturist. An alternative/underground pa per. SANTA CLA RA VALLEY FARMER CSUa [Ja 10-D 20 1968] (w) 1935 CU(mf) 1968: Ap 19 SA NTA CLARA V A L L EY GREEN SHEEl (7) 1958 SOURCE (w) Je 25 1973--. SANTA CLARA VALLEY PRU N E Student paper of California State University, San (?) 1904 Jose, summer school. See Spartan Daily.

THE SCOOPER THE SOUTH BAY FISH (w) 1885·1886 (ir) 1971 A humorous weekly. An alternative/underground paper.

CSUa 1971 : S;0 SEDITION (ir) 1971--. SOUTH SAN JOSE-EDENVALE SUN An alternative/underground paper. (w) 1965--.

CSUa 1971: S 19 Title has varied: South San Jose Sun-Graphic; South 1972: Ja 10,31 San Jose Sun. CCSN 1967--. (x) SHANKA (ir) D 1970- (?) CCSN (mf) 1971: JI--. (x) A publication of the Black Studies program, Cali­ SOUTH SAN JOSE SUN-GRAPHIC fornia State University, San Jose. See South San Jose-Edenvale Sun. CS Ua 1970 : D 18

SHOPPING NEWS SPARTAN DAILY (w) 1947 (5 dys) Ap 9 1934--. This title has been used intermittently since 1927 The Spartan Daily is the student paper of California when the semi-monthly San Jose Shopping News State University, San Jose. Title and frequency have appeared in the directories. varied: o 1885-Je 1891 - The Normal Index (m) SI L VER DOLLAR o 13 1909·Je 21 1920 - The Normal Times (s ·m) (d) 1878 S 13 1921-Je 16 1922 - The College Times (w) S 29 1922·Je 161926 - State T eachers College SLAVONIAN WEE KLY Times (w) (w) 1900 S 21 1926-Ap 61934 - State College Times (w) Ap 9 1934--. - Spartan Daily (5 dys ) This paper was in Slavic, published for the Siavonian community. Summer School : Je 29·JI 1932 - State College Times SLOGA HRVOTA JI 1936-1937 - Summer Daily (w;s·m) 1938-1945 (7) 1957-1965 - Summertimes (s-w) This paper was in Croatian , published for the Croatian 1973 - Source (w ) community. By 1944 it wa s being published semi · C 1932: A p 6-0291942 monthly. CSUa 1934: Ap 9--. SOKO SHIMBUN CSUsd 1934: Ap 9--. (d) 1908-1912 C (m f) [ 1943-19581 This paper was in Japanese, published for the Japanese community. CSU (mf) 1943-1958

SOKOL (The Falcon) SPECTATOR (m ) 1912·1920 (7) (w) 1900 T his paper was in Croatian, publ is hed for the Croatian The Spectator was published for 8 months by em ­ community. ployees of the Mercury-Herald. 30 THE SPO RTI NG WORLD SAN JOSE TELEGRAM (?) 1913 (w) (7) -1860 See San Jose Telegraph_ Apparently the San Jose THE SPORTSMAN Telegram was merged with the Telegraph and Mercury in (w) 1941 1860. CU 1941: S 2, 16, 23 SAN JOSE TELEGRAPH STATE COLLEGE TIMES (s-w; w) N 3 1853-1860 (w) S 21 1926-Ap 61934 Title and frequency varied : established in 1851, by N Student paper of California State University, San 3 1853 had become San Jose Telegraph and Santa Clara Jose. See Spartan Oaily_ Register; from Ag 14 1855-Ag 8 1860 Telegraph & Mercury; in 1860, Telegram and Telegraph & Mercury C S 22 1926-0 15 1927 merged to become San Jose Mercury_ Also called San Ja 12 1928-N 13 1930 Jose Semiweekly Telegraph. CSUa S 21 1926-Ap 61934 See Weekly Visitor and Santa Clara Register for early volumes; see San Jose Mercury. STATE TEACHERS COLLEGE TIMES C 1853: N 3-Ag 51856 (w) S 29 1922-Je 15 1926 Note : Murdock file - [N 3, 1853-Ag 81860) Student paper of California State University, San CHS 1853: 0 15 Jose. See Spartan Daily_ 1859: S 17 C S291922-0171924 CSCP 1853: N 3-D F 1 8 1925-Je 1 5 1926 1854 : complete except for Ag 10, CSUa S 29 1922-Je 18 1923 31; 0 21 S 23 1925-Je 15 1926 1855: complete except for Mr 1 ; My 10; Ag 7,21 SUMMER TIMES 1856: complete except for F 26; (d ; sow) 1932-1972 (7) Mr 4,18; My 13,27; JI 8; 04 Title and frequency varied : State College Times; 1857: complete except for My 12, Summer Daily; Summertimes_ Summer school student 26; Je 9; JI 7; Ag 25 paper of California State University, San Jose. See Spartan Daily_ 1858: Ja-Ag 4 , except for Je 16 1859: Ag 3-Ag 8 1860 CSUa 1936: JI 2-1965 CU 1856: F 12; JI 22 SAN JOSE SUBURBAN CITIZEN TELEGRAPH & MERCURY (w) 1914 (7) -1930 (w) Ag 14 1855-Ag 8 1860 See San Jose Citizen. See San Jose Telegraph_ CU (mf) 1922: Mr 18-Ap 1, 11; My 6, 13; Je 3-0 21; N 4-18; 0 17 TEMPERANCE CHAMPION 1923: Ja 27-F 17; Mr 3-24; S 22­ (?) 1876-1877 027; N 24-0 22 1924 : Ja 12,26 SAN JOsE: TIMES SAN JOSE SUN (w) Ja 5 1884- (?) (w;s-w ) 1953-- . Title varied : The Weekly Times_ Absorbed The Title and frequency have varied : Sun-Times; San Jose Pioneer and on 0 24 1884 consolidated to become the Sun Times. About 1967 The Willow Glen Sun-Times and Times-Mercury Weekly_ In Je 1885 t his arrangement was the North San Jose Sun me rged , the North San Jose Sun dissolved but appa rently the Weekly Times did not aga in ha ving been establi sh ed F 1963; the Willow Glen Sun­ appear. Times was a merger of the Willow Glen Resident and the See The Pioneer; Weekly Mercury_ West San Jose Times in 1965. By 1967 all these papers CHS 1884: 0 25 had become the San Jose Sun. See West San Jose Times; Willow Glen Sun-Times; CU-B (mf) 1884: Ja 19-F2 and Greater Westside Resident_ DAILY MORNING TIMES CCSN 1963--. (x) (d) JI 15 1879-Mr 6 1890 CCSN (mf) 1971: .11--. (x) Ti tle varied: San Jose Morning Times; San Jose Daily Times; San Jose Daily Morning Times; and Daily Times_ SUNSWEETSTANOARO D 24 1885-Je 30 1885 united wi th Daily Mercury to (m;w) 1917--. form Times-Mercury; on S 7 1886 Times re su med 31 pu bl ication and continued to Mr 6 1890. TOWN A ND COUNTRY JOURNAL See San Jose Mercury (d). (m) 1905-1912 C 1881' Ap 15 See The Santa Clara V all ey_ 1882 : 0 13-D 1883- Ja-Je TOWN TALK 1884: complete (d) 1877-1880 1886: S 7-D SAN JOSE SEMI-WEEKLY TRIBUNE 1887 _ Ja-Mr 6, 8-D (s-w; w) JI4 1854-D 27 1862 1888: Ja-S 6 1889: S 6-D Title and frequency varied: JI 1854 to Je 29 1855, 1890: Ja-Mr 6 semi-weekl y ; JI 1855 became weekly and renamed San Jose Tribune; suspended D 1862 for anti-governmental CHS 1881: S 20 Civil War activities; allowed to reappear in My 1863; on CSJ 1882 : complete S 12 1863 renamed Weekly Patriot. (Ja 1 1864 Daily 1883: Ja-Je Patriot appeared). 1887: complete See Weekly Patriot_ 1888 : Ja-Mr C 1854: JI 4-Je 25 1858 1889 : S 10-Mr 3 1890 1859: JI 8-D 27 1862 CSJM 1888: Mr 7-S 6 CSCP 1854: JI 7-Je 291855

CSJ (mf) 1882: complete CU-B (mf) 1857: My 23; D 25 1883 : Ja-Je 1863: S 11 1887 : Mr 9-0 1888: complete DAILY EVENING T RIBUNE 1889: complete (d) 1872 1890: Ja-Mr 6 The Daily Evening T ribune was published during the CSU (mf) [1882-1890] SeeCSJ (mf) for ca mpaign of 1872 to oppose Grant and support Greeley. complete listing. THE TRUE LIFE CU-B (mf) 1879: JI 20-23, 27-29, 31-Ag 1, (s-m) 1893-1904 6-8, 10-14, lp, 17, 20-26, A religious paper whose place of publication varied: 30-S 6, 9-13, 16-25, 27-N 4, Hillsdale; and later Edenvale_ 6-14, 16-19, 21-D 31 1880: Ja 1,4-11,15-17,18,21, THE UNION GAZETTE 23-29, 31-F 5,7-12, 14-17,19, (w) 1900-D81972 22-24, 27, 28; Mr 2, 4-12, 14-21, T itle and place of publ ication varied: Union Lable; 24, 26-31; Ap 6-10, 13, 16, 20, Union; Union Journal of Santa Cl ara County; and Union 23, 25-2 7, 30-My 1,7, 8, 12-14, Journal. Last place of publication was Oakland. Ceased 28-JI 7-21,24 , 27 -Ag 20, 22- publication D 8 1972. S 29; 01 ,3-24, 27-31 -N 13, 16­ CU 1948-1965: complete o 31 1882: Mr 10,24, 25; Ap 13; My 20, CU-S 1966: Ja 7-D 23 26,28 1967-D 8 1972 1883: Ap 26; Je 8 CUSC two years

TIMES-MERCURY CU (mf) 1920: Ja 31 (w) 024 1884-Je 1885 1922: Ag 18-0 29 See San Jose Times (w) _ 1923-1 926 : complete 1927: Ja l -Jll, 15,29-030 TIMES-ME RCU RY 1928 : Ja 6-S 21 ; 05-028 (d) 024 1884-Je 1885 1929: Ja 4-S 20; 0 4-0 27 See Daily Morning Times. 1930-1 939: campi ete 1940: Ja 5-F 2, 16-D 27 SAN JOSE TI MES-ST AR 1941 -1946: complete (d) 1906-My 191914 1947: Ja 3-Ag 22; S 5-19; 0 3-D 26 Note: This materi al is in the Social Sci ences Referen ce Title varied: San Jose Times; The Morning Times. Service _ Ot her papers had simi lar title. CU (mf) 1901 : Ag 11-S 19, 21 -D 3 1 THE VALLEY VIEW 1911 : S 9 (w) Ja 6 1960-Ap 1960 191 3 :S21-D31 Absorbed by East San Jose Sun. See East Sa n Jose 1914: Ja 1,2, 4-My 19 Sun. 32 THE WEEKLY VISITOR WILLOW GLEN SUN (w) Je 20 1851-Je 41852 (w) 1965 From Ag 19 1852 to 0 20 1853 was the Santa Clara The Willow Glen Resident and West San Jose Times Register, and eventually became the San Jose Mercury merged and became Willow Glen Sun-West San Jose (w) . Times; then Sun-Times; and later, San Jose Sun-Times. See San Jose Mercury (w). By 1967 the title had become San Jose Sun. See Willow Glen Resident; West San Jose Times; San CHS 1852: My 21 Jose Sun.

SAN JOSE VOLKSBLATT YOUNG MAN (w) 1870-1871 (1) 1m) 1929--. This paper was in German, published for the German The Junior Chamber of Commerce paper. community. THE ZOOPHILE CU -B (mf) 1871: My 6, 20 (?) 1900 WEST SAN JOSE SUN (w) JI 4 1973--. SAN MARTIN CCSN 1973: JI 4--. (x) SAN MARTIN BULLETIN (m) 1908-1909 (1) CCSN (mf) 1973: JI4--. (x)

SAN MARTIN DISPATCH WEST SAN JOSE TI M ES (w) 1918-1920 (w) 1964-1965 The Gilroy Gazette published an edition under the Title vari ed : San Jose Times; merged with Willow name of Dispatch for San Martin. Glen Resident in 1965 to become Willow Glen Sun-West San Jose Times; later the Sun-Times; San Jose Sun SAN MARTIN REGISTER Times; and by 1967 the San Jose Sun. (w) 1913 See San Jose Sun. UNION WEST VALLEY TIMES (w) 1924-1926 (w) 0 1959-JI 10 1970 The West Valley Times was absorbed by the Valley SANTA CLARA Journal (Sunnyvale) on JI 10 1970 and ceased pUblica­ SANTA CLARA ECHO tion. (w) N 71873-041879 See Valley Journal. See the Santa Clara Journal. CPAT 1962: Ag 22-Ag 21 1963 CHS 1876: JI4 (suppl) WESTSIDE RESIDENT CSMH 1876: JI15 (w) 1961-1965 (1) CU-B (mf) 1874: Ja 10, 17; F 21; Mr 14, 21; Title varied: Greater Westside Resident; San Jose Ap 11; My 2-Ag 29; S 12-D 12 Greater Westside Resident & Willow Glen Resident; 1875: Ja 2-N 6, 27-D 16 merged with West San Jose Times about 1965. 1876: Ja l -F 5, 19-Mr 4, 25; JI 22; See West San .Jose Times; San Jose Sun; Willow Glen Ag 12-S 30; 014-28; N 11,18; Resident. D9 1877: F 24-Ap 21; My 5-Je 30 WILLOW GLEN PRESS & BEELINE ENTERPRISES 1878: Ag 10, 17; S 7,14; N 9, (w) 1953 23, 30; D 28 1879: Mr 15-My 24; Je 7-21; JI 5, WILLOW GLEN RECORDER 26; Ag 9,16; S 13,20; 04 (w) 1930-1951 THE SANTA CLARA INDEX (w) Ag 13 1870-1872 (1) WILLOW GLEN RESIDENT (w) 1953-1965 (?) A later paper had similar t itle. Title var ied: Willow Glen, Beverly-Burbank Resident; CU-B (mf) 1870: Ag 13-S 10, 24-D 31 Greater Willow Glen Resident; San Jose Greater Westside 1871: Ja 7-JI 29; Ag 12, 26-N 25 Resident and Willow Glen Resident; merged with West San Jose Times about 1965. THE SANTA CLA RA INDEX See San Jose Sun; Beverly-Burbank Resident. (w) Ja 6 1894-D 7 1895 33 CPAT 1894: Je 30 (part ) Later paper in Santa Clara had similar t itle. CSC Ja 13 1894-D 71895 C 1868: 0 24 1867: 0 5 SANTA CLARA JOURNAL CHS (w; sow) 0" 1879-J11970 CSMH 1867: S 7; N 16 Frequency varied _ The Santa Clara Journal followed 1868: Ap 25 the Santa Clara Echo_ There is discrepancy in date of CU-8 (m f ) 1867: My 11-25; Je 8-22; JI 6, estab lish ment. Published the Santa Clara Journal Buyer's 27-Ag 3,17; S 7,14; 0 5-N 9, Bonanza in the 1960's and was absorbed by the Valley 23-D 28 Journal (Sunnyvale) in JI 1970. 1868: Ja 4-18; F 1, 15; Mr 7-21 ; See Valley Journal. Ap l1 -D 26 C 1913: Je 4-0 2 1918 1869: Ja 2-F 20; Mr 6; Ap 3; 1960: My 13, 16, 17,18 My 8, 22-0 25 1870: Ja 1-Mr 5,19; Ap 2, 9,23, CPAT 1894: JI 4 (pa rt) 30; My 21 -Je 25; JI 9-30; S 17, CSC [ 1893-1966] 24; N 5-031 Note: These are loose; older papers in poor condition. 1871 : Ja 7-21; F 11; Mr 4-18; Ap 1-My 20; Je 17, 24 1928-1930: complete 1872: Mr 9-Ap 20; Ag 17-0 19 1948: complete 1950-1969: complete SANTA CLARA NEWS 1970: Ja-Je (wI 1895 (7)-1966 CSMH 1887: Mr 4 Earlier paper in Santa Clara had similar title. See Valley Journal. CPAT (mf) 1966: complete 1967: Jl-O C 1906: Ja 6-0 31 1943, lacks My 29 1968: compl ete 1942 1969: complete CSC 1901: JI-D 1970: Ja-JI 1902-1927: complete CU-8 (mt) 1879: 0 11-0 27 1929-1931: complete 1880: Ja 3-My 22; Je 5-0 9, 23­ 1956-1966: complete 025 C (mf) 1944: Ja 7-0 28 1956 1882: Je 3-S 9, 23, 30; 0 14-N 18 1886: Ja 6-Ap 21 ; My 5-Je 23; CU (mf) 1909: Je 8-JI 6, 20, 27; Ag 17-S 28; JI 7; Ag 4-N 3, 17-D 29 012; N 2-23; D 21. 28 1889: Je 26-JI 3; Ag 28 1910: Ja 4-1 8; F 1; Mr 15 1890: Ja 18 1892: Ja 6, 23; F 3,13, 24-Mr 2, THE SANTA CLARA 12, 30-Ap 6, 20; My 4-11 , (s-w; bow; w ) 1897--_ 18-28;Je 4, 22; JI 2,13-16, Frequency has varied. The student paper of t he 27; Ag 6-10, 17-S 3, 10-0 26; University of Sa nta Clara. N 5,12-16,26; D 3, 10-14,21 C 1924: N 25-D 61943 SANTACLARAJOURNAL8UY E R~80NANZA (w) 1960's CUSC 1922--. (mt) CSC 1960: complete C 1944: Ja 13-D 41 958

SANTA CLARA SU N MAVERICK (w) JI 4, 1973--. See San Jose Maverick. CCSN 1973: JI 4--. (x) MESSIAH'S ADVOCATE & HE RALD OF HIS A DVENT CCSN (mt) 1973: JI 4 --_(x) (s-m) 1880- (?) Title varied : Messiah's Advocate & Herald. SANTA CLARA UNION (w;d) F 25 1868 (?)-My 7 1869 SANTA CLA RA MESSENGER Title vari ed: The Daily Santa Clara Union. (w) 1880-1883 (?) CSM H 1868: Ap 22, 28; My 6 C 1883: Ja 4 CU -B (mt) 1868: Mr 4-D 30 THE SANTA CLARA NEWS 1869: Ja 6-F 27; Mr 2-Ap 16, 18­ (w) My 11 1867-1872 (?) My4,7 34 SARATOGA THE SA RATOGA STANDARD AND WEST SIDE ADVOCATE CI TI Z EN (w) Ap 7 1893 (few weeks) (w) 1958-1963 CLGT 1893: Ap 7 (pa rt) ITEM (w) F 1895-1896 SARATOG A STAR See The Saratoga Item_ The Item publ ish ed moral/ (w ) N 24 1900 (f ew weeks) reli gious news . Later paper had simi lar title.

THE SARATOGA IT EM SARATOGA STA R (w) N 2 1896-Mr 31899 (w) 1917-1929 The Item was purchased and renamed, ch anging from Purchased by the Los Gatos Mail-News in S 1929; by mora l/religious news to community news . o 24 1929 title had been changed from Los Gatos Mail-News an d Los Gatos Star to Los Gatos Mail News J. U. H.'s WE EKLY and Saratoga Star_ (w ) 1920's See The Mail (Los Gatos) . A humorous weekly. CU (mf) 1922: D 15 1923: Je 28; JI 5 NORSEMAN (w) 1964 (1)--. SARATOGA TRI BUNE The West Va lley College student paper. (w) 1904 (few issues) CWV 1968: N 22--. WESTERN OUT-OF-DOORS SARATOGA NEWS (w) 1920's (w) S 1 1955- -. This paper was concern ed with the preservat ion of The News prints an edition called West Valley wild life . Advocate for free distribution. eSn 1955 : S 1- -.

SARATOGA OBSERVER STANFORD (w) 1947-My 10 1955 THE STANFORD ALUMNUS T he Saratoga Observer merged with Los Gatos Times (m ; w; bow) S 1899 -1 918 (?) on My 10 1955. On Je 2 1955 became Los Gatos Frequency varied: from S 1899 to My 1903, Times-Saratoga Observer. monthly; S 11 1903-Ja 20 1904, weekly; and F 5-My 6 See Los Gatos Times-Saratoga Observer_ 1904, bi-weekly. CPA 1903: S 11-My 6 1904 RECORD (w ) early 1900's CS 1903: S 11 -My 61904 Religious in focus . CA MPUS REPORT (w) JI 1967--. SARATOGA RECORD (w) 1914-1918 (?) The paper of the faculty and staff of Stanford University_ SARATOGA SENTINEL (w) S 201890- (?) DAILY PALO ALTO (d) S 19 1892-F 1927 Two other papers had si milar title. The Daily Palo Alto was the title of the student paper CU-8 (mf) 1890: 0 11 of Stanford University until F 9 1927 when title became Stanford Daily_ Frequency has varied; summer school SENT IN EL session papers bound with daily. (w) 1892-1893 See Stanford Daily for all listings. Started in Saratoga as a rival to the other Sentinel; STANFORD PRESS moved t o Los Gatos and soon disappeared. (w) S 5 1908-My 231910 A publication of the Stanford University. SARATOGA SE NTINEL (w) 1941-01941 C 1908: S 5-My 231910 CU (mf) 1941: 0 11 CPA 1908: S 5-My 231910 35 STANFORD DAILY 1897: complete (5 dys) F 9 1927- - . 1898: Ja 12-My 25 The student newspaper of Stanford University; estab­ 1899: F 6, 9, 13-Mr 8, 13-Ap 13, lished S 19 1892; renamed Stanford Daily on F 91927. 17-My 5; S 12-015 See Daily Palo Alto. 1900: Ja 12-My 3, 7-11; S 7-D 11 1901 : Ja 10-F 13, 15-My 17 C [S 19 1892-My 281902; Ja 41904- D 8 1944] 1971 : 027-­ . (x) SUN NYVALE CHS 1892: S 19 NOVA DOBA (New Era) 1894 : Ap 14; S 7 (s- m) 1919-1922 1898: F 23; Mr 25 This paper was in Croatian, publ ished for the 1902: My 22 Croatian community. 19 13 : Ja -My; SoD THE SUNNYVALE SCRIBE CPA 1896: S 19-Ag 201926 (w) Ap 3 1968--. 1926: S 30-My 30 1941 1942: S 28-N 25 CCSN 1968: Ap 3--. (x)

CS 1892:--. CCSN (mf) 1972: My--. (x) (Stanford summer weekly bound with daily) SUNNYVALE STANDARD (w; SOw; d ; tri-w) Ja 1905-JI 8 1970 CU 1901 : S 4-021 , 23-N 4, 6-D 20 1902: Ja 6-F 14, 18-S 5, 9-D 19 Title and frequency varied : The Sunnyvale Standard; 1903 : Ja 5-12, 14-Ap 21, 23-My 25; Sunnyvale Daily Standard; Sunnyvale Daily St andard & Ag 26, 28-D 18 Mountain View Register-Leader; Standard Register­ 1904: Ja 4-05, 7-D 22 Leader. On Ja 7 1959 absorbed daily news coverage of 1905 : Ja 10-My 24 Mount ain View Register-Leader wh ich became a weekly, 1909: Ja 5-Ag 31; S 2-7, 9- N 21, and title was t hen Sunnyvale Daily Standard & Mountain 27-D 10 V iew Register-Leader. On Je 6 1962 became The Valley 1910: Ja 11 -24, 26-F 24, 28-My 9, Standard and on JI 8 1970 absorbed by V alley Journal. 11 -0 14 At various times a shopping guide was published - 1911 : Ja 9-Mr 2, 6-S 5, 7-D 13 Standard Shopping Guide; and Sunnyvale Shopping 1912-1914: complete Guide. 1915: Ja 5-021, 25-D 7 See Mountain View Register; Valley Standard; and 1916: complete Valley Journal. 1917: Ja 9-19, 23-27 C 1938: Ja 7-D 28 1945, except C (mf) [S 3 1902-D 221904; Ja 91945­ for Ja 21 1938 1958] 1966: F 28-JI 8 1970 1971 : 027­ - . (x) CPAT 1958-1960: complete CSU (mf) 1904: Ag-D 1961 : Ja-Ag CU (mf) 1905: Ag 29-D 21 CSV 1908: Ja-S 1906: Ja 9-Ap 18, 19,20, 21-04, 1909: complete 8-0 13 1912-1918: complete 1907: Ja 8,9, 14-F 11, 13-Mr 7, 1920-1924: complete 11 , 13-22, 23 (extra). 25, 26, 1929: complete 28,29,30 (extra); Ap 8-12,13 1935: complete (extra), 15-My 10; Ag 28-0 2, 1937-1951 : complete 4-21, 23-N 12, 15-D 13 1953: complete 1908: Ja 7-Mr 6, 7 (extra). 10-27 ; 1955-1963: complete Ap 4 (extra). 6,7,9-016, 17 1964: Ja·Mr (extra), 19-D 7, 9-11 Note: 1951-1952 bound with 'Shopper'. CU -B (mf) 1892: S 19-0 16 C (mf) 1946: Ja 4-F 26 1966 1893: Ja 10-Ap 17, 19-5 4,8-13, CMV(mf) 1966: Ja-Je 1969 15-21, 26-0 10, 12-N 8, 13-27; D 5-8 CPAT (mf) 1908: Ja 9-S 10 1894: Ja 8-15, 17-24 , 26,30; F 1­ 1909: complete 28; Mr 2-My 2, 4, 8-10, 14, 1912: Ap 5-D 27 16-S 13, 17-19,21-24 1913: complete 1895: S 6-D 13 1915: complete 1896: Ja 7-Mr 20, 31 -D 16 1916: Ja-JI 28; Ag 11-0 36 1917-1924: complete VALLEY JOURNAL 1964: com plete (tri-w; sow) JI 10-1970-- . 1965: complete except for Ap Frequency has varied. The Valley Journal was pur­ 1966-1969: com plete chased on Je 5 1973 by Peninsula Newspapers Inc. from 1970: Ja-Je 1970 Standard Media, Inc. It is the culmination by purchase CU (mf) 1912: Ap 12; D 13,27 and merger of the Valley Standard; Register-Leader; 1913: Ja 3, 24-F 27; My 2; Sunnyvale Standard; West Valley Times; Palo Alto JI 11,25 ; Ag 8; 024,31 Standard; Los Altos News; Mountain View News-Herald; Santa Clara Journal; and the Santa Clara News. See these STANDARD REGISTER-LEADER papers. See Sunnyvale Standard; Valley Jornal. C 1970: JI-­ . (x) SUNNYVALE STANDARD SHOPPING GUIDE CPAT 1970: JI 10--. (x) (w) 1953-1961 CSC 1970: JI--. CSV 1951-1953: complete CSV Current year 1955-1960: complete 1961: Ja-S C (mf) 1970: JI 10--. (x) CPAT (mf) 1973: Je 5--. (x) STANDOS (7) 1922 THE VALLEY STANDARD This paper was in Croatian, published for the (w) Je 61962- (7) Croatian community. Apparently for a period of time the Sunnyvale SUNNYVALE SUN Standard/Register-Leader combination of papers was (w) 1912-JI 281916 (7) called The Valley Standard. See the Sunnyvale Standard; Mountain View Register; CSV 1913: Ap 4 (part) and the Valley Journal. CPAT (mf) 1912: Mr 29 CPAT 1962: Je-D 1913: Ja 13; Ap 14,18,25; My 2, 1963: complete 9,16,23,30; Je 13,20; JI 4; Ag 1,8,15,22,29; S 12, 19; 03 Note: Filmed with 1913 Sunnyvale Standard.

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