 ... Angeles grapes, which were exhibited and commanded admiration at a meeting of the business committee of the New York Agricultural Society at Albany. And it is worthy of mention in this connection, that as late as November, 1856, when Matthew Keller...  A History of the medical profession of Southern California - Stran 9avtor: George Henry Kress - 1910 - 209 straniCelotni ogled - O knjigi
 | Historical Society of Southern California - 1901 - 768 strani
...as late as November, 1856, when Matthew Keller sent a like specimen, it was almost doubted at the US Patent Office, "if such products were common in California."...his life through an accident not very long ago. Dr. Osbourn's second wife, who was a native Calif ornian, is I believe, still living in this city. Dr.... | |
 | 1904 - 318 strani
...as late as November, 1856. when Matthew Keller sent a like specimen, it was almost doubted at the US Patent Office, "if such products were common in California."...his life through an accident not very long ago. Dr. Osbourn's second wife, who was a native Calif ornian, is I believe* still living in this city. Dr.... | |
 | 1904 - 294 strani
...as late as November, 1856. when Matthew Keller sent a like specimen, it was almost doubted at the US Patent Office, "if such products were common in California."...his life through an accident not very long ago. Dr. Osbourn's second wife, who was a native Calif ornian, is I believe, still living in this city. Dr.... | |
 | John Steven McGroarty - 1921 - 458 strani
...as late as November, 1856, when Matthew Keller sent a like specimen, it was almost doubted at the US Patent Office 'if such products were common in California.'...ago. "Dr. Osbourn 's second wife, who was a native Calif ornian, is, I believe, still living in this city. "Dr. Osbourn with all his versatility, was... | |
 | 1906 - 690 strani
...as late as November, 1856, when Matthew Keller sent a like specimen, it was almost doubted at the US Patent office, "if such products were common in California."...his life through an accident not very long ago. Dr. Osbourn's second wife, who was a native Californian, is I believe, still living in this city. Dr. Osbourn... | |
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