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Kennett:
The
Short,
Colorful
Life
of
a
Calif.
Copper
Town
and
Its
Founding
Family
by
Jane
Schuldberg
The
world's
9th
largest
copper
producing
town,
founded
by
Bernhard
"Ben"
and
Rosa
Golinsky,
disappears.
Index to Kennett
Achumawi 18. See also Pit River Indians
acid mine drainage (AMD) 186
Adolph Claim 77
Affleck, Dr. James T. 125
Afterthought Copper Company 91
Afterthought Mine 90, 91, 92
Albany, Georgia 41
Aldrich, Clarence 109
American Smelting and Refining Company 79, 82, 143, 168
Anderson 66, 179
Anderson and Bellavista Railway 92
Anderson Valley 17
Angeles Camp 62
Arrighini, M. E. 146
ASARCO smelter 163, 164, 191
Ashland, Oregon 40, 160
Backbone 18, 19, 22, 25, 27, 31, 32, 34, 35, 36, 69. See also Kennett
Backbone Creek 18, 25, 26, 31, 32, 34, 49, 58, 118
Backbone Creek Bridge 141
Backbone district 75
Backbone Mining Company 167, 168
Baer and Clare Company 143
Baer Golinsky Store 144, 152
bag house 150, 151, 163
Baird 13, 185
Balaklala Consolidated Copper Company 89
Balaklala group of mines 74, 77
Balaklala Mine 89, 122
Balaklala rhyolite 90
Balaklala Smelter 117
lawsuit against 149
Balma brothers 166
Balma family 98
City Hotel 58
Balma, Tog 98, 152
Bannon, Lawrence 185
Baptist church 109
baseball 67, 102, 122, 143
Smelter City Nine 143
Bass Ferry 39
Baust, C. A. 125
Bedford, H. E. 121
Bellavista 92
Bennitz, William 23
Bernhard, town of 58, 116, 122, 146, 155
map of 100
naming of 94
picnic 58, 101, 102
plans for school and church 104
real estate for sale 105
streets of 99
Bicksford’s meat market 123
Big Backbone Creek 58, 87, 154, 156
Big Four 29
Black Butte Summit 40
Blumenthal, Isadore 112
Blumenthal, Rubie (Radzinski) 173. See also Radzinski, Rubie
Bonanza Mine 77
Boomtown 172
Boston, Massachusetts 88
Bostonians, The 134
Braynard, Charles H. 115
Brownlee, Frank 160
Bully Hill 91
Bully Hill Copper Mining and Smelting Company 91
Bully Hill Line 92
Bully Hill Mine 90
Bully Hill Mining Company 91
Bumble Bee Mine 77
Bureau of Reclamation 171, 172, 178
Butters Avenue 155, 156
Butters Building 155
Butters, Charles 39, 49, 58, 83, 87, 88, 92, 94, 104, 118, 126
buys much land 154
erects new home 49
moves to Kennett 58
Butters' Ditch 87, 92, 154, 177
Butters’ Ore Milling Works 48
Butters, S. L. 156
Butters Sr., Mrs. 105, 108
Butters Subdivision 58, 106, 155
Byrne & Kely 123
C. and B. Golinsky 46, 48
builds warehouse and barn 48
stagecoach service 47
Cal-Fed 192
California & Oregon Railroad Company 28, 29, 46
California Express 85, 135
California Historical Society 190
California Marshals 67
Cantara Loop 157
Cantrell, May 123
Capener, J. Paul 189
Carattini, Antone 176
Carattini, Antonio 116
Carattini, Madelina 117, 165, 166, 176, 178
managed Kennet Hotel 117
Carey, Charles E. 173
Carlson & Murphy 123
Cascade Range 17
Castella 142, 153
Catholic church 109, 145
Central America 49
Central Pacific 29, 30
Central Valley 14, 17
Central Valley Project 169
Channing Claim 77
Channing, J. Park 80
Charles Baer and Clare Company 143
Chicago 41, 53
Chico 28, 29, 160
Chinese 31, 37
Chinese Exclusion Act of 1882 38
Chinese Exclusion Riots 116
Churntown 75
City Hotel 58
Clare, Mr. 143
Clendenin, Golinsky & Weischmann group 77
Clendenin, Matt 42, 76, 77
Clinton presidency 192
Clipper Mine 49, 75
Coarts, Lee 123
Coast Range 17
Cohen, Amalia (Jaffe) 50
sister of Rosa Golinsky 41, 50
Cohen, Phillip 50
Colma 22
Colonia Italiana 122
Columbia River 20
Conant Building 96
Conant, J. N. 94
Conant, Judge W. R. 104, 106, 123
Copley 82, 141
Copper City 13, 91, 185
Copper Crescent 25, 77, 90
copper fever 79
Copper Outlook 122
Kennett's first newspaper 121
Coram 74, 89, 90, 117, 122, 140
smokestack 110
Coram smelter 85
closed by lawsuit 90, 162
Corning 143
Cottonwood Creek 18, 23
Cottonwood Treaty 24
Courier Free Press 122
Cow Creek 92
Crocker, Col. Charles 29, 48
Curtin, Jeremiah 19, 26
Dago Town. See Little Italy
Daily Alta California 25
dairy 124
Dakin, Fred H. 87
dam constructed by Butters 137, 154, 156
Dawson City, Yukon Territory 133
De La Mar, Capt. J. R. 91
Del Monte 97
Delamar 13, 91, 143, 185
Delamar-Wintrop 90
delinquent taxes 174
Delta 19, 40, 48, 133, 140
Dennis, Etta M. 106
denuded hillsides 172
Diamond Bar 57, 97, 98, 130, 152, 157
changes into restaurant 166
dismantlement of 178
enlarged and improved 157
food list 158
most famous building in Kennett 97
Redding brewery 179
wine list 159
Dickinson, J. P. 51
Digger Creek 26
ditch from Backbone Creek 39
Dittmar, Carl 106
Dittmar, H. O. F. 121
Donkey Mine 90
Dowantush, Chief Tom 26
Dozier, Charles 128
Dump Mine 77
Dunsmuir 48, 141, 142
East Shasta Copper-Zinc District 90
Eaton, Judge Richard 179
Edgecomb, Dr. J. T. 125
Eld, Midshipman Henry 20, 29
electricity 89, 101, 119, 122, 123, 156, 157
Elliot, Daniel R. 187
Elliot, Simon G. 28, 29
Ellis, Col. A. C. 80
Elmore 13, 185
Emmons, George
expedition 20, 23
Endicott, David 93, 94, 104, 145, 164
Endicott, Mrs. 145
Englishmen 66
Environmental Protection Agency 185, 186
Evans, Steve 193
Ewing, W. G. 101
Fader, L. J. 46
Fader, Mrs. 46
Feinstein, Senator Diane 192
Ferguson, C. G. 86
Ferrari, L. 122
ferry capsizes 117
ferry service 173
fires 71, 96, 152, 156, 157, 164, 165, 179
First Savings Bank of Shasta County 166
fishing 19, 26, 142, 184
Flat Creek mining district 74
Fleet, Judge William Van 163
flood of 1907 117
flood of 1909 144
Flora V 153
flux 69
Foley, Tim 115
Folsom Prison 160
Fort Sutter 23
Fourth of July celebration 120
Fraser, Dr. 86, 125
Frazier, Mr. 82
Fremont, Captain J. C. 24
Friends of the Sacramento River 193
fumes 70, 71, 144, 147, 148, 150, 162
gambling 130
Gans, Charles 50, 52
marries Henrieta "Hennie" Golinsky 50
Gans, Hennie (Golinsky) 51, 54, 58, 173
buys property 58
Gans, Martha 107
daughter of Charles and Hennie 51
Gans, Ray
marries Charles Golinsky 51
General Mining Law, 1872 191
Germany 41, 43
Gilman
heirs of Jake Golinsky 175
Gilman, Flora (Golinsky) 173
Gilman, Richard 178
Glaha, B. D. 172
Gleeson, Charles 179
Gold Nugget Cafe 181
Gold Rush 22, 36, 63
Golinsky, Ben Jr. 41, 50, 51, 58, 73, 97
dies in 1921 174
manages store 50
postmaster of Kennett 153
Progressive 114
Golinsky, Bernhard and Rosa 162
"adopts" Henrietta Golinsky's children 41
religion 44, 104, 113
Golinsky, Bernhard "Ben" 15, 37, 42, 53, 68, 104, 146
builds store and hotel in Keswick 66
buys Keswick lot for Jake 68
creates town site of Bernhard 94, 99
dies in San Francisco 161
father of Kennett 99, 144, 161
mine purchases 75, 77, 86
moves to Kennett 41
nickname of 50
postmaster of Kennett 126
president of Golinsky Mining Company 127
property purchases of 49
Rosa and Ben offer free land 88, 104, 108
serves as election judge 114
starts buying property 43
suffers heart attack 161
tried before a jury 59
Golinsky, Charles 41, 51, 52, 97, 127. See also Golinsky, Charley
buys property near Castella 50
erects new hotel 38
first postmaster 38, 126
leaves Kennett for Modesto 51
moves to Kennett 41
moves to San Francisco 51, 73
nickname given to 37
operates stagecoach 39
plays baseball 67
Wells Fargo Company agent 38
Golinsky, Charley 36, 37, 39, 40, 50, 51
Golinsky Company 76, 88
Golinsky Copper Company 86, 129, 166, 167, 174
buys Golinsky Mines from Tillotson 129
lien for wages filed against 168
shares of stock 174
Golinsky Corporation
sells to Tillotson 129
Golinsky, Emil
marries Esther Schwartz 45, 68
moves to San Francisco 68
Golinsky Express 47
Golinsky, Flora (Rich) 68, 132, 142
Golinsky group of mines 77, 174
Golinsky, Henrietta 41
Golinsky, Henrietta "Hennie" 42, 50, 51, 53
marries Charles Gans 50
moves to Kennett 41
Golinsky Hotel 46, 58. See also Kennet Hotel and Bar
opened in Keswick 66, 70
Golinsky, Jacob "Jake" 127
Golinsky, Jake 42, 43, 51, 70, 97, 139, 142
manages Kennet Hotel 72
manages Keswick store 66
marries Flora Rich 68
moves family back to Kennett 72
moves to Kennett 41
plays baseball 67, 143
Postal Telegraph's Keswick agent 66
Republican delegate 114
Taylor postmaster 67
Wells Fargo's Keswick agent 66
Golinsky Kennet Hotel 59. See also Kennet Hotel and Bar
Golinsky, Lloyd 107, 127, 128
son of Jake and Flora 71
Golinsky, Louis 41
Golinsky, Marcus 45
Golinsky, Martha 42, 49, 50
dies at age 18 50
Hennies's daughter 53, 127
moves to Kennett 41
Golinsky Mine 77, 79, 80, 118, 166, 167, 174, 192. See also United States Gausen Mine
bonded 79
broken leaching tanks 167
ceases activity 168
Golinsky Mining Company 162, 163
incorporated in 1907 127
sued over boundary line 127
Golinsky, Ray (Gans) 51, 52, 139, 142, 173
Golinsky, Reta 52, 107, 127, 128, 139
daughter of Charles and Ray 51
Golinsky, Richard
son of Jake and Flora 43
Golinsky, Rosa 15, 42, 50, 51, 53, 68, 141, 163, 169, 176
addressed as Ma G. 142
artistic sensibility 43, 175
attack of neuralgia 59
death of 86, 173, 175
founding mother of Kennett 144
improves hotel 43, 145
Madelina Carattini sues 178
member of Lady Directors of Ag. District #27 45
moves to Kennett 41
plans Bernhard inaugral 101
published songwriter 127
Rebecca sister of 61
temperamental 44
Golinsky, Sidney 188
Golinsky Springs 101, 154, 175, 177
Golinsky, Tina 41, 52
Golinsky–Clendenin–Weischmann
sued 80
Golinsky-Clendenin group of mines
bonded 79
Good Hope Mine 77
Grace, Ralph 179
Grant, President Ulysses S. 169
Graves, George 83
Great Western Gold Company 91
Gregg, Elizabeth 26, 106
Gregg, John N.
first mayor of Kennett 48, 147
Grenfell, Diana Caneva 184
Groom Music Company of Chicago 127
Gross, Mr. 127
Hamilton, Bishop J. W. 108
Hanson, Mrs. Georgia 152
Harpold, Herbert B. 54
Harrington, J. P. 20, 26
Hayfork 19
Head, Judge 128
Hearst, William Randolph 121
Henry Weinhardt bottling plant 145
Heroult 13, 185
Heyford, Dr. H. W. 104, 125
Higgins, Jack 30
Hilt 160
Hodgkin, Charles B. 122
Hoff Brothers 123
Holmes, Dr. J. A. 163
Holt and Gregg Company 48, 69, 76, 104, 146
limestone quarries 75, 77
narrow gauge line 82
Hopkins, Mark 29
hospital 125
Hovey, Mr. 38
Huntington, Collis 29
Indians 18, 21, 27
Ingot 90, 91
Interview Mine 77
Iron Mountain Mine 65, 74, 77, 167
Superfund cleanup site 185
Iron Mountain Railroad 65
Iron Mountain Smelter 83
Isaacs, James 128
Isaacs, Regina
Hennie's sister-in-law 138
Isley, E. E. 179
J. S. Smithson's meat market 38
Jackson, Sheriff 27
Jackson, William 82
Jacksonville, Oregon 28
Jaegel, Antone 83
Jaffe, Carl 44
Jaffe, Rebecca
sister of Rosa Golinsky
moves to Kennett 45
Jaffe, Rosa. See herein Golinsky, Rosa
Johns, S. J. 46
Johnson, Overton 21
Josepa Bordes’ laundry 124
Joy, Ray 123
Kahny, Joseph A. 83
Kemp, William 77, 79
Kennet. See Kennett
naming of 36
Kennet Hotel and Bar 39, 43, 49, 58, 59, 93, 95, 119, 123, 152
dismantled for lumber 165
hospital 165
labor problems 47, 59
movie theatre 145
rebuilt 118
Rosa leases hotel 165
Kennet railroad station 46, 57
Kennet, "Squire" 36
Kennett 13, 14, 15, 18, 19, 20, 25, 26, 27, 38, 39, 66, 75, 95, 122, 185
cemetery 170, 173
church 108
creation of 55
disincorporates in 1933 166
father of 58, 99
fire bell 153
fire of December 3, 1904 94
first business in 57
replacement of pioneer building 97
sold to Charles Baer and Clare Co. 143
general store 57
growth spurt of 49
incorporated in 1911 117, 145, 146
last residents of 176, 185
mines close to 78
missing records of 189
opera house 93
post office 57, 126, 177
pound district 114
public hall 145
railroad station 45, 57, 96
red-light district 58, 60, 118, 131
school 104, 107, 108, 180
social halls 145
spelling of 36
streets of 56, 99
Kennett Bank 166
Kennett Brass Band 59, 164
Kennett Central 123
Kennett Dam 171, 180. See also Shasta Dam
Kennett Itemizer 122
Kennett Post Office 38, 126
Kennett View 121, 122
Kennett Water Company 154, 164, 177
dunning customers 175
Kennett’s Pioneer Merchants 48
Keswick 64, 65, 90, 117
blanketed by sulphur smoke 69
electrical plant 65
Main Street 69
naming of 65
post office 66, 70
South Park 65
the fire of May 12, 1898 69
Keswick Hotel 71
Keswick, Lord William 65
Kid, Denver 160
Klamath Mountains 17
La Moine 102
Lady Directors of Agriculture District #27 45
LaMoine 18
Lassen National Park 162
Lassen Trail 25
Last Chance Mine 75
last residents of Kennett 185
Lawson Street 57, 58, 96, 125, 152, 155, 164
to be named Main Street 155
Lawson, Thomas 89
LeFramboise, Michael 20
Lewis, Charles
aka Earl Newton 160
Lewisohn brothers 79
Lewisohn family 79
lime house 47, 48
Lindsay, J. B. 123
Little Backbone Creek 74, 79, 82, 186
annual fish kills 186
Little Backbone Ridge 77
Little Cow Creek Canyon 91
Little Italy 115, 116, 146
Little Pittsburgh 69. See also Keswick
Logan, Major 54
Lyons, Colonel 129
Lyons, Frederick 101, 126
Lyons, Major John F. 75
Lyons, William
son of Major John F. Lyons 75
Macon, Georgia 52
Main Street 55, 155. See also Railroad Avenue
Malone, J. W. 34
Mammoth Aerie of Eagles 143
Mammoth Butte 82
Mammoth Company 82, 92, 150
hospital closes in 1919 165
hospital constructed by 124, 125
sued by farmers 163
Mammoth Copper Mining Company 83, 94, 106, 146
respected treatment of workers 85
Mammoth Grade 117
Mammoth group of mines
bonded 79
Mammoth Mine 35, 48, 74, 75, 77, 83, 112
reopening of 47, 82
Mammoth Mine and Smelter 94, 127, 147
Mammoth Smelter 83, 84, 146, 148, 149, 162, 171, 184
closes in 1919 164
largest operation in Shasta County 85, 117
lawsuit against 149
reopens in 1923 164
Mammoth tramway 111, 113, 144
Marshall, Judge 149
Martinez, California 71
Marysville 28, 29
McCloud 193
McCloud River 13, 17, 19, 117
McGuire’s drug store 164
McIntosh & Ross 35
McKenna, James 179
meat market 48
Meixner, Mr. and Mrs. Frank 161
Menzel Bros. butcher shop 69
Menzel brothers 48, 49, 69
Merrill Addition 125
Merrill, Alva "Al" 147
becomes postmaster 115, 126
Merrill, Ira 108, 126, 156
Mesta, Perle 109
Metcalfe, George W. 146
Methodist church 108
Mexican land grants in Shasta County 23
Mexican War of 1846–47 22, 23
Micheltorena, Manuel 23
Middle Creek 30
Middleton, W. W. 146, 175
Milburn, W. P. 147
Million Dollar Smelter 89
mining accidents 136
Modesto 51
Modoc Plateau 17
Monga, Peter 57, 104, 123
Monterey 22
Montgomery, Sheriff Buck 133
Moore, George Washington "G. W." 35, 38, 49, 103
Moorehouse, Bishop 109
Morely 13, 185
Mother Butters’ Ranch 156
Motion 74, 141. See also Copley
Motion Creek 32
Mount Lassen 162
Mount Shasta 14, 17, 182
Mount Shasta Hotel 117
Mountain Copper Company 65, 66, 70, 76
largest copper producer in California 70
store at Taylor 98
sued for damages 71
Munuktsiraw 20, 26, 31
Myers, A. R. 118
Native Americans 18, 22, 23, 24, 25, 39, 116
disease and starvation 27
poisoning of 23
slaughter of 24
Nelson, Mr. 82
New Castle Rock 48
Newton, Earl 160
Nichols, William 82
Nom-ti-pom 19, 20
Nome, Alaska 62
Norel-putis 19, 20
North Star Mine 77
Northern California Power Company 122, 157
Ogden, Peter Skene 21
Old Shasta 24
O’Neill, Prof. E. 89
Oregon & California Railroad 28
Oregon and California Express 139
Oregon Territory 20
Osterhout, Prof. W. J. V. 89
Overland Express 133
Owl, The 123
Pardee, Rev. J. J. 108
Paterson, New Jersey 50
Payne, C. W. 130
Pennsylvania Mine 77
Penturff, Jake 165
Pierce, President Franklin 24
Pinkerton agent from Red Bluff 47
Pit River 13, 14, 17, 18, 19, 23, 26, 31, 32, 39, 91, 117, 189, 191
Pit River Bridge 172, 181, 193
Pit River Indians 18
Pit siding 91
Porter, Grace H.
intimate friend of Rosa Golinsky 62
Porter, Hubert B.
onetime partner of Jake Golinsky 62
Portland, Oregon 28, 29, 30, 40, 48
Powell and Purkitt Drugstore 125
Pratt, Warren D. 121
Prohibition 165, 183
Prohi’s 166
Project City 173
prostitution 60
Puzzle Mine 77
Radzinski, Arthur
brother of Rubie 54
killed in war 54
Radzinski, Ethel
sister of Rubie 173
Radzinski, Henrietta 53
Radzinski, Isaac 53, 54
Radzinski, Rubie 14, 53, 54, 78, 86, 97, 139
health problems 54
marries Isadore Blumenthal 112
moves to Kennett 57
returns to Chicago 111
Railroad Avenue 55, 57, 58, 94, 103, 118, 126, 145, 152, 155, 157
railroad sandwich 166
Ralston, William C. 38
Ramsey, Peter 123, 157
Reading, Pearson B. 23, 24
Record Searchlight 189
Red Bluff 28
red-light district 131
Redding 17, 23, 30, 32, 34, 36, 39, 40, 46, 47, 48, 52, 59, 66, 74, 117
McCormick and Saelzer’s store 43
Redding Free Press 30, 37, 189
Kennett office 98
Redding Free Press Annual 58
Redding Free Press. 98
Kennett office 122
Reed, Mike 19
relocation 172
Renwick, earl of 66
Republican Free Press 34
Rey, Mark 192
Riblet, B. C. 110
Riblet, Royal N. 110
Riblet Tramway Company 110
Riblet, W. S. 111
Rich, Flora 68, 139
marries Jake Golinsky 68
Ricketts Claim 77
Ridge Mine 75
rivalry between Golinskys and Butters 39, 58, 154
Rivers and Harbors Act 172
Rivers and Harbors Bill 170
Riverside Saloon 130
Rock Island Line 92
Roseburg, Oregon 29, 30
Ross, A. F. 75
Ross, Kathleen 125
Rubie Street 100
Ruggles, Charley 133
Ruggles, John 132
Sacramento 28, 29
Sacramento River 13, 17, 18, 19, 20, 21, 23, 25, 26, 31, 32, 40, 49, 57, 155, 169, 185
talk of damming 39, 117, 160, 169, 177
Sacramento River canyon 18, 20, 23, 28, 29, 30, 34, 47, 88, 89
Sacramento River Trail 20
Sacramento route to Yreka 25
Sacramento Valley 21, 25
Sacramento Valley and Eastern Railroad 91
Saeltzer, R. M. 83
Salt Creek 23. See also Redding
Samuel’s Lace House 138
San Antonio Daily Express 54
San Antonio, Texas 53
San Francisco 40, 44, 48, 50, 52, 57, 128, 175
earthquake of 1906 137
Hennie and Martha escape 139
San Jose 97
Sandholt, Dr. J. P. 125
Schoonover, Charles 134
Schoonover, William 66
Schultz, J. J. 130
Schwartz, Esther 68
marries Emil Golinsky 45
Scobie, Col. James 30, 31, 32, 34, 76
Scobie, Miss 31
Scobie, Mrs. 31
Scobie’s Camp Number Three 32
Scobieville 31
Scobieville Number Three 31
Scorpion Mine 75
Shanahan, T. W. 149
Shasta 27, 47, 66
Shasta County 17, 23, 24, 27, 48, 117
agriculture 147
Copper Belt or Copper Crescent 74
first smelter in 65
gambling ordered to stop 115
Keswick is second largest community in 70
mining 147
smallest mining-smelter operation in 91
wealthy in copper 63, 65
Shasta County Board of Supervisors 106, 114
Shasta County Farmers’ Protective Association 90, 149, 162
Shasta Courier 25
Shasta Dam 13, 14, 168, 171, 179, 182
construction begins 171, 172, 180, 182
flooding caused by 178, 181, 185
plans to raise height 192
sites under consideration 170
Shasta Dam Village 172
Shasta Express 139
Shasta Historical Society 189
Shasta House 123
Shasta Lake 13, 14, 17, 172, 173, 175, 182, 185, 188, 189, 191, 192, 198
begins to fill 172, 173, 179, 182
Shasta Limited 183
Shasta Line 47, 48
Shasta railroad route 40, 52
Shasta Springs 142
Sierra Buttes Mining Company 87
Sisk, John 25, 27
Siskiyou Mountains 28
Siskiyou Summit, Oregon 40
Siskiyou tunnel 40
Sisson. See Shasta
Slaughter Island 182, 193
Sloat, Commodore John D. 22
Smelter Addition 108
Smith, Alice M. 107
Smith, Belle 51
Smith, Jedediah Strong 21
Smith, Mrs. Elisa 48
Smithson, Ben 66
Smithson Hotel 93
Smithson, J. S. 38, 49, 118, 123
Smithson, James 104, 152
Smithson, Mrs. J. S. 45
Smithson, S. E. 146
Smithson’s Hotel 137
Smithson’s Meat Market 57
smokestack 84, 110, 150, 163
demolishment of 151
Smokey City 69. See also Keswick
Snyder, Grant 123
Snyder Mine 75
South Africa 154, 155
Southern Pacific 29, 30, 91, 92, 101, 133, 171
claims right-of-way through town 103
Southern Pacific Company 76
Southern Pacific Railroad station 57, 94
Spanish-American War 52, 54
Sprague, C. B. 151
Squaw Creek 13, 17, 18, 32, 34, 35, 37, 38, 46, 49, 74, 75, 153
Squaw Creek (south of Squaw Creek) 17, 26, 27, 88
Squaw Creek Wagon Road Company 46
stagecoach
robbery 132, 133
Stanford, Leland 29
Stephenson, J. N. 71
Stillwater Farm 125
suffrage 114
sulfide pollutants 90, 129, 185
Summit Mine 77
Sunset Bar 179
suspension bridge 106
Sutter’s Mill 22
Tacoma, Washington 82, 164
Taylor 66, 67, 98
Taylor, Clay W. 66
Taylor Post Office
naming of 66
Teas, Dr. C. J. 124, 125
telephone 123
The Searchlight 122
Thompson, E. 147
Tillotson, W. D. 79, 80, 128, 173
becomes president of Golinsky Copper Co. 166, 173
death of 179
elected district attorney 115
Toyon 179
train accidents 60, 85, 125, 133, 135, 140
trams 49, 69, 78, 89, 110, 113, 144
transcontinental railroad line 29
Treaty of Guadalupe Hidalgo 22
Trewartha, Mrs. 145
Trewartha, William 93, 124, 125, 145
Trewartha’s ice cream parlor 127
Trinity Center 19
Trinity Copper Company 57, 88, 94, 123, 157
office in Kennett 57
Trinity Smelter project 92
Tunnel Number Five, Sugar Loaf 32
Tunnel Number Four, Peach Orchard 32
Tunnel Number One 32, 34, 184
cave-in 47
landslides near 134
Tunnel Number Six
burns in 1906 140
Tunnel Number Three, Horseshoe 32
Tunnel Number Two 32, 34, 184
slides 48
tunnels 30, 40, 46, 80, 156, 185
Tynan House
Gans and Golinsky purchase 51
Tyrrel, Robert 188
Uncle Sam Mine 38, 46, 48, 74, 75, 87, 136
Union Gausen Mine 77
United States Bureau of Mines 162
United States Gausen 77, 78, 79, 167. See also Golinsky Mine
United States Mine 77
United States Smelting Refining and Mining Company 83
Vickery brothers 167, 174, 177
Vickery, H. M. 167
Vickery, W. C. 167
Victor Warrens’ Diamond Bar 57
volunteer fire department 164
W. R. Conant Building 152
Wallace, A. J. 83
Warren, E. C. 104
Warren, Mrs. 145
Warrens, Victor 57, 93
Warrens, Victor E. "Slim" 97, 123, 145, 147, 157, 177
Washington, D.C. 29
water 70, 71, 87, 92, 101, 137, 154, 156, 176, 177, 185
Weaverville 47
Weinhardt, Henry 145
Weischmann, Antone 86
Weischmann, Fritz 76, 77, 85, 125, 173
Welsh, William 147
West Ground 20. See also Nom-ti-pom area
West Kennett Addition 116
Western Union Company 129
Wheatland 133
white labor stamp 37
Whitten, Ollie 35, 36, 37, 38, 97, 119, 125, 143
Wilcox livery stable 123
Williams, Mr. 38
Williams, Sam 99
winter of 1889–90 47
Winter, William H. 21
Winthrop 13, 91, 185
Wintoon War 24
Wintu 18, 19, 20, 21, 22, 24, 31, 170, 185
Wintu Indians 14
Woodmen of the World 102
World War I 162
rise in coppers a result of 163
Wrecker, the 140
Wyman, Harry 82
Ydalpom 13, 91. See also Copper City
Yreka 28
Yreka and Fort Jones Stage 133
