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' i SUNDAY, AUGUST 28, 1960 LEADS IN HOM 50th Year PARK PLl\N IS STUDIED l~ed~r~~!!~~ent i Checks Proposal for Cahuen~a Pcrss ~ite By HAIG KEROPIAN San ~emando Valley's ~even-year tlreain for a park and monument to honor great perrnnalitie.s and events of the pr.st on a -• hi8toric strip of land in t'hi Ct1hurngH Pa~.-; along the olcl !WI El C'm11f110 Real f King's High. ·~,·;1~· 1, c·u1·1·0ntly i~ under ~t wl.v h.\' th<" ll.S. D'-'part m0nt: o; . TJ-,j:.; \\';1s db<'lo~wt to The N· -,\:s v0st<"rdav lw Mrs. Fran. ci... J\lt1ir Pom'cro.y, pl'C;':--ident. nf lhQ San FPrn<:r:d.1 V~lley H i:-;toh<:a I Soc:iet v '' !1:eh is s11r.arh•'Cl1rin~ 1 he· nr•\!0;·t. N1•wi-: Is H.opt'ful Mrs. Pomeroy, who has left J~u ~tone unturned in her long c1·usncle to mal;;e the pcirk a reality, !'<lid nrw:-: of the studyl w:·s revealed by A:-.-·istant Sec· i1 rctary of the Interior Roge1· 5 Ern~t i11 a dirN·tin.~ tf) Sen.1 ]: CJ~ir En~l<'. I I . , COi'.'' of Src1·etar:v Ernst's I - lC'ller •·.nrl <111 encouraging!' mc,s1ge I i'Ol11 Senator Engle , wc1 r rrc0i\'C~c.l h~· .ri.Jr:-:. Porn· \ C)'11\'. I 1 W<1s disclosed I hat the F ~t lll:\' wa:-; autho1·izccl bv Ern~1. 1k: nitc thf.' fa<·t that 1 ; :.... \w •.,1 1;:,. H11;I'· . <,f thr N~- t1•.ii"I l';,, :\ .. Iii.·.• 11· !3itcs, I Building;-; and Monuments rl ('0111.encls thtJL Cahurnga Pass 11 docs not have enough notion ;.ii in.t~rcst to he con:--t<i1.rc:t:l .t- for a m1tional llCll'k. nnr Srf'!\s Coneinu('() Aid lic:a The hope - giving cxC"erpt. col f1 jm J<.:1·11st1s letter reacl::> "In Pa Yiew of your 1·equest anc.11 A,. pfhf\r>: WP ha\'C.' r<>ceived from! · l Hrp.-;. J•:dgar Hiestand andlctl .Joe Holt. '""e will rnke steps on to have. thi:-: sitl' stt1.<lled fur. m thrr t11HI 1·ceonl'idc:•1·ed." ·I() 1 Ancl in 1t11·n. M1·-.:. Pumeroyjlc: f:Cnt Jett <'I'.' or ;1ppreciation j with pJe;1, for cnntinuecl aid!' to both Secretar.Y Ernst and al1 Si?nator Engle. I tr. Sil? ~xpr0s:-:~d her rle;-;irc to! A i::e1• .101111. national ancl :::ta tel rat errort toward e~tablbhment ir nf .the pHrk . ~1~cl monumcnr. 81 wl11ch sh0 sct1n is ad1c:<'E:J"I<. to ~f Campo de C<thuenga - "the most important landmark 81 w~st ~r the Mi.-.:sissippiiy River. lat St:n•t<•d El'a of G1·owlh lco Reference wa;-; macle to the I tic signing of the Treaty of Ca·!ch huenga ovc1· 113 V(•afr ago l1n! the Campo de Cahuf!nga :-,itei in North HolJywood by Lt.· er Continued on _r.~c· · J_~i\ H· 16-A-Van Nuys (Calif.) NEWS* Sunday, Aug. ~, 1960 ·u,s. Sfu dies Plan to Help Rift( ur•. With Cahuenga Pass Park ~~ f'ont i1111 c!l fro 111 Pa;:rn One clear out unsightly structures ~ .ii Col. John F'remont anr:l Gen. for a park, but are unable to c 1 ~ Andres Pico. purchase the rest of t he land . · It was th~s. document that ;it this t ime. 1~ne encled hostilities between the "Thank1n~ you for g1v111g ~ e A 111 er i ca n and .\fexican the project further study, and _. 11 J\ rmics in California and hoping one day t hat mill ions ~i d launched the state on its gol· will enjoy a national parl\ 1 ~~ 1 den era of peaceful growth there." c !! a nd development. The narrow segment of land chi i\I rs. Pomeroy pointed out! is located between Hollywood E th ~· the treat,· ;il.:11 W\''! llw Freeway an cl the original me (l!;ited States· an area co,·er· route of picwresque E L C'a· wei ing five \\'CStern states. mino Real, and Lankershim - Jn her Jetter to Secreta1·y Blvd. on the west and Bar· A Ernst, .\lrs. Pomeroy stated ham Blvd. on the east. one that "many Americans are un· Feel;; Sl.<1tc Should Help nylc able to see our national parks . i\J rs. Pomeroy's plans fo r and monuments because they the project include instalJa. <ire locatecl awa~· frum thi: tion~of a miniature El Camino Jlopul;ite'.I .ritie~. " IRea l on the propen:r a~d " r:r tes to E rnst. plairting of the Callforn1a She :-a1cl a . park 111 Ca· poppy; Los Angeles' official Jiuenga Pa.--s \\·1th a. statue .or1floll'er, the bird of paradise, the venerable I nrl1an Chier! ancl peach and other native Cahuenga ancI other fea tures trees of the area. of h is tor i ca I significance! Senator Engle's letter to coulcl be seen by millions ofi i\lr.s. Pomeroy expressed en· 1 people. 1 couragement over Secretary In part, i\lrs. Pomeroy s let. Ernst's comments. At the ter reads as folloll's: same time E nale expressed ".t\s there is irnme~liaw prob· belief that the project s hou ld ability of costly bulldmgs be· be handled on the state or ing constructed on this his· county level. ~oric strip of E I Camino Reali "I am hopeful that y our rn the famous Cahuenga Pa!'.;: efforts to es tablish a park in just eas t of Lanl~crs him Bh·cl.,, Cahuenga Pass will be s uc­ ·"·e hope_ you will take favor- ces.~ful. Should fmther wor d able action soon. hP torthcoming from the De- J'!:xpr·c.;:scs H i ~ h H o11 :ment of Inter ior on t his "The City of Los Ani- Jject, 1 will write to yqu Jlurchasecl a few acres o, . "gain," Engle's letter con. recently near the east end to\ eluded. · - -- Appeals to B n ~lc l\J .n j!;I .l'I• • • Excerpts from i\lrs. Pome· · - · ''Y'!'l letter to Engle set forth: '\Vhile you state that y_ou 1.:el the State of California shoulri help, we want to say that we have been seeking the state's aid, and feel en­ couraged t hat in time they will help as a result of the following statement from Will Rogers Jr., chairman of the State Par!\ Commission: 'I nc share with you the hope that he we can preser ve our historical an monuments and especially ~ . that part of El Camino Real 1e in the Cahuenga Pass.' 1r "May I suggest t hat you ). con fer again with Mr. E rnst ~- and suggest he write to Mr. ,. \\'ill Rogers Jr. to sec if joint ~ · efforts of the National and ':J. State Park Co mmissions can t· save this most important land­ t mark west of the Mississippi." I IN CLASSIFIED ADVERTISING SUNDAY, SEPTEMBER 11, 1960 LEADS IN HOMI · -~v••·"" " ·"•"'. " "'....,... -· ""· •···• . SO!h Year LEADS GRIM BUSINESS - Kinde tion creates solemn moment for 16901 Calahan St., Sepulveda, ev D,. Dahlstead, of Balboa Blvd. Sci' Eisenhower /Ke1 Aid Sought Lal on Park Plan by Br .H .\•I G 1rnHOP.l:\ N r· P resident Dwight D. E" ·en· hower and Vice P 1·e s idc :1t Q j Richard M. Nixon have be..;1 lll"ged by the San Fernam o Yalley Historical Society to lend their support and assist· SE ancc toward the realization of the a national and state park on bea1 a historic strip of land along Ian( t he old Cahuenga Pass. firs Hcl"t 1·s to Fl"i cnd!< hip Cal This wa~ disclosed to The Den News .\"estcnlay by society com president Mrs. Francis lll uir ator P omeroy, who said letters ca l r :;tressing the importance of K the project Lo Southern Cali· arte fornia's teeming population, Ter were sent to the nation's two gre1 highest officials . cro' This action follows recent sons word from the Assistant Sec· you1 retary of the Interior Roger Ernst that the request for na- ff tionaI assistance toward the . 1 establishment of the park, will T clt r eceive further stucly ancl con- t ~ o~ sideration by his department. ~~t · In her pica to the Presi· 5 op tl Lilt! ' dent 0 l\!rs.' Pomeroy ~ t a t e that the propo5ed park would 1110.1' create goodwill, fri endship flow. and unity with our good Audi neighbor south of the border. • Jn ,., 1" • :11 1 111 I I llS Jlll'C . ·I 11·I OllS cu' e 11 Sh'e' said her plans caJI fo1· the t he erection of statues of Lt. ri" hl Col. John C. Fremont and Gen. ch~ri Andres Pico shaking hands one on Janel close to Ca mpo de Ca- guar; h uenga where the two offi· nitv cers s igned the Treaty of Ca· Tl;. huenga hack in 18·17. r rO\\"< It was this treaty which the r ended hostilities between the clare: Contin ued 0 11 P:igc 18 \\"<Jrd · -- righu . n - - B . 1pl od ~I pl 'A I Ei~American"~'~ ancl. ~~ Mexican.~~~ forces. o~.i l ~A-;soc1aoon'"' ~"o'~~~~ for St A at~e '~ancl"' as!•~~~ follO\\ "s. ~~ya~'"' ,..JII li1 \in California. •Loca l History has urged Sec· "It is my understanding P ln part. the Jetter reads as\retar.\• Ernst to give favorable that the project has the ap· C 1e· follows: "The ' pro.iect would consideration to the local pro· proval of Gov: Edmund G.
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    The life and adventures in California of Don Agustín Janssens, 1834-1856. Edited by William H. Ellison and Francis Price. Translated by Francis Price Huntington Library Publications The LIFE AND ADVENTURES IN CALIFORNIA of DON AGUSTíN JANSSENS 1834-1856 Edited by WILLIAM H. ELLISON and FRANCIS PRICE The Huntington Library SAN MARINO, CALIFORNIA 1953 COPYRIGHT 1953 BY HENRY E. HUNTINGTON LIBRARY & ART GALLERY LIBRARY OF CONGRESS CATALOG CARD The life and adventures in California of Don Agustín Janssens, 1834-1856. Edited by William H. Ellison and Francis Price. Translated by Francis Price http://www.loc.gov/resource/calbk.172 NUMBER 53-12526 PRINTED IN U.S.A. BY ANDERSON, RITCHIE & SIMON: LOS ANGELES DESIGN BY JOSEPH SIMON v CONTENTS PAGE Preface vii Victor Eugene August Janssens, 1878, Statement by Thomas Savage xi I.Early Life of Agustín Janssens 3 II.The Híjar and Padrés California Expedition of 1834 10 III.The Expedition's Reception in California 20 IV.Collapse of the Colony: Governor Chico's Turbulent Administration 36 V.The Revolution of 1836 49 VI.Opposition to Alvarado in the South 64 VII.Carlos Antonio Carrillo Displaced by Alvarado 82 VIII.Indians and Horse Thieves 93 IX.Janssens Appointed Administrator of the Mission San Juan Capistrano 106 X.Governor Manuel Micheltorena and the Bloodless Revolution 116 XI.The American Conquest: Fremont's March to Santa Barbara and Cahuenga 126 XII.Later Years: California, 1848-1856 136 Bibliography 155 Index 161 vi ILLUSTRATIONS OPPOSITE PAGE Victor Eugene August Janssens 4 FROM A PHOTOGRAPH Mission Santa Barbara, 1834 20 FROM AN ETCHING BY EDWARD BOREIN Los Angeles, 1847 52 FROM A CONTEMPORARY DRAWING BY WILLIAM RICH HUTTON Monterey, 1847 68 FROM A CONTEMPORARY DRAWING BY WILLIAM RICH HUTTON vii PREFACE The life and adventures in California of Don Agustín Janssens, 1834-1856.
  • County- Fiscal Year 2018-19 Local Streets and Roads Proposed

    County- Fiscal Year 2018-19 Local Streets and Roads Proposed

    County- Fiscal Year 2018-19 Local Streets and Roads Proposed Project List *The Proposed Project List will be finalized upon the Commission's adoption of the cities and counties eligible for funding August 3, 2018 Est. Project Est. Project Est Useful Est Useful Assembly Senate County Project Type Title Description Location Start Completion Life Min Life Max Districts Districts Colby Street from Hesperian Boulevard to Wagner Street Cornell Street from Dermody Avenue to Wagner Street Doane Street from Dermody Avenue to Vassar Avenue Drew Street from Dermody Avenue to Vassar Avenue Empire Street from Dermody Avenue to Yale Avenue Mills Avenue from Empire Street to Wagner Street Penn Avenue from Empire Street to Wagner Street Pomona Street from Dermody Avenue to Vassar Avenue Rutgers Street from Dermody Avenue to Vassar Avenue Road Maintenance & Alameda County 2019 Slurry Seal Project Construct slurry seal on various roadways Tulsa Street from Dermody Avenue to Mills Avenue 03/2019 12/2019 4 6 20 9, 10 Rehabilitation Vassar Avenue from Empire Street to Cornell Street Wagner Street from Colby Street to Yale Avenue Yale Avenue from Empire Street to Wagner Street Darius Way from Altamont Road to San Leandro City Limit Howe Drive from Darius Way to end Joan Drive from Saturn Drive to Darius Way Luna Avenue from Saturn Drive to Placer Drive Midland Road from Sol Street to Altamont Road Van Avenue from 150th Avenue to Upland Road Via Cordoba from Via Diego to end Via Granada from Lewelling Boulevard to Via Linares Road Maintenance & Alameda County