Fall 1989

The Journal of San Diego History
SAN DIEGO HISTORICAL SOCIETY QUARTERLY
Fall 1989, Volume 35, Number 4
Thomas L. Scharf, Editor

“The Adobe is My Birthstone;” Leo Carillo’s Rancho de las Quiotes.: By Dale Ballou May.
The Most Critical Option: Sex Offenses and Castration in San Diego, 1938-1975.: By Mark Linsky
The Cold War and Harry Steinmetz: A Case of Loyalty and Legislation.: By Paul J. Eisloeffel

Indian Survival on the California Frontier.: By Albert Hurtado. Reviewed by Robert H. jackson.
Pushed Into the Rocks: Southern California Indian Land Tenure, 1769-1986.: By Florence Connolly Shipek. Reviewed by Linda S. Parker.
La Jolla: The Story of a Community, 1887-1987.: By Patricia A. Schaelchlin. Reviewed by Raymond Starr.

California Conquered: The Annexation of a Mexican Province, 1846-1850.: By Neal Harlow.
Our Home Forever: The Hupa Indians of Northern California.: By Byron Nelson, Jr.
Doomed to Fail: Gaspar de Portola’s First California Appointees.: By Harry W. Crosby.
Descanso: “Place of Rest”.: By The Historical Committee of the Friends of the Descanso Library.
Manuscript for a New History of Mission San Antonio de Padua: Part One — The Mission Period 1771 to 1835.: By Leo C. Sprietsmo.
Travels in Mexico and California.: By A.B. Clarke. Edited by Anne M. Perry.
Transit, Land Use & Urban Form.: Edited by Wayne Attoe.
Gunpowder and Canvas.: By Justin M. Ruhge.
The WPA Guide to 1930s Arizona.: Compiled by the Workers of the Writers Programs of the Works Project Administration.
The California Community of the Book: A Director of selected Organizations and Programs.: Compiled by Laurie R. Serikaku. Edited by William H.Fisher.
Old California: The Missions, Ranchos, and Romantic Adobes.: By Bret Shipman.
The Railroad Stations of San Diego County: Then and Now.: By James N. Price.
Manifest Destiny in the Mines: A Cultural Interpretation of Anti-Mexican Nativism in California, 1848-1853.: By Richard H. Peterson.
Del Mar: Its Life & Good Times.: By William Murray.
Pacific Visions: California Scientists and the Environment, 1850-1915.: By Michael L. Smith.