Clark, near Honey Springs Ranch near the Dulzura Post Office.

It continues to describe the route in the same degree of detail noting points of interest and the people they visited including F. It describes a route along the first plateau back from the ocean, then a dip through Spring Valley, over the Sweetwater river through Jamacho, the Steele Canyon and up to Jamul at 1040 feet above sea level. The trek began in La Jolla through San Diego and then eastward on Le Mesa boulevard, describing the abundant orchards and ranches along the way. The text is augmented with the insertion of both photographs “snapped with the Kodak” and images from photographs. The narrative provides an informed description of the environs, various lodgings, accountants and sights of interest along the way. The purpose of the journey was to do a bit of searching for gold and precious stones, as a result of a previous excursion taken by the Banker resulting in the discovery of gold which was assayed at eighty-three cents of gold to the ton. Written in prose, the narrative describes the gentleman as the Bishop, the Miner and the Banker, each with their own roles. Manuscript Travel Log in the form of a Letter Illustrated with Photographs and Images from Photographs – Worth-while Days, La Jolla CA 1910Ī 24 page manuscript describing an outing three gentleman friends took in the spring of 1910 to “the mountains of California” in the southern most areas of California and into Mexico. San Francisco International Book Fair 2013 PLEASE NOTE: not all items are available, but should you request an item not in stock, we will advise you when it is available.

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