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               Goose  Hangs  High':  Excerpts  fr om  the  Letters  of Martha  Hughes
               Cannon," Utah Historical Quarterly 48  (winter  1980): 37-48; and Elinore
               Pruitt  Stewart,  Letters  of   a  W o man  Homesteader  (Lincoln: University  of
               Nebraska Press, 1961), 263-68, 273-74.
           II8.  Peter  Hempenstall,  "Releasing  the  V o ices:  Historicizing  Colonial
               Encounters  in  the  Pacific," 43-61, in  Remembrance  !if Pacific  Pasts: An
               Invitation to Remake History,  ed. Robert Borofsky (Honolulu: University
               of Hawaii Press, 2000).
                                           Y
          I I 9.  Donald D.Jackson, Gold Dust (New  o rk: Alfred A. Knopf, 1980), 77-82,
               121-22; and Alex Perez-Venero, Bifore the Five Frontiers (New  o rk: A. M.
                                                              Y
               S. Press, 1978), 79-9I.
          120.  John H. Kemble,  The Panama Route,  1848--1869  (Berkeley: University of
               California Press, 1943), 149; and Oscar Lewis, Sea Routes to the Gold Fields
               (New Y o rk: Alfred A. Knopf, 1949), 35, 6I.
          12I .   Lewis, Sea Routes,  35.
          122.  Sandra L. Myres, ed., Ho f o r California! Women s  Overland Diaries f rom the
              Huntington Library (San Marino, Calif.: Huntington Library, 1980), 6.
          123.  E  N  . Otis, History of  the Panama Railroad (New  o rk: Harper, 1867), 46.
                                                   Y
          124.  Joseph W  Gregory,  Gregorys  Guide f o r California Travellers via the I s thmus
               of  Panama (repr., San Francisco: Book Club of California, 1949), 9,  I .
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          125.  New Y o rk Times,  1 5   August 1 8 87.
          126.  Daily Evening Bulletin, San Francisco, I May  1856.
          127.  Ibid.; and Daily Alta California, San Francisco, I  May 1856.
          128.  Sarah M. Brooks, Across the I s thmus to  California in '52 (San Francisco: C.
              A. Murdock, 1894),  I .
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          129.  Ida E Fitzgerald, "Accounts of Life  f  Plummer Edward Jefferis includ­
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              ingVoyages fr om New  o rk to California in 1850 and  8 54," Huntington
                                                         1
                                Y
              Library, San Marino, Calif.
          130.  Emeline  L.  S.  Benson,  "Diary"  (1854),  California  State  Library,
              Sacramento; Margaret DeWitt to  Her Parents, no  month, no day,  1849;
              Steamer "Crescent City," Bancroft Library in DeWitt Family Papers, ca.
                                                             1
               1 8 48-I 867; Mary E. Durant to Her Cousins, 24 December  8 53; Steamer
              "Sierra Nevada," Bancroft Library, Berkeley,  Calif.; Angelina Harvey to
              Her  Cousin  Mary  Ann,  19  November  1863, Jamestown,  California,
              Bancroft Library, Berkeley, Calif.; Taylor, "Ross Kin"; Mrs. E.Van Court,
              "Reminiscences of Her Life in California" (26 March  1914 ,   Beinecke
                                                              )
               Collection,  Yale  University  Library,  New  Haven,  Conn.;  Nellie
              Wetherbee,  "Diary"  (1860),  Bancroft  Library,  Berkeley,  Calif.;  Jane
              McDougal, "Diary" (1849), Huntington Library, San Marino, Calif.; and
              Niles Searles, The Diary !if a Pioneer and Other Papers (N.p., 1940), 7 3-77.
          131 .   Brooks, Across the I s thmus,  35, 37; Emeline Hubbard Day, "Journal" (1853),
              Bancroft Library, Berkeley,  Calif.; Mary Ann Harris Meredith, "Diary"



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