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Violence, Property, and State Making in California

Violence, Property, and State Making in California. A stabbing in San Francisco, 1856. Gold rush society, 1848. “Panning” with spoon and shovel. Black and white miners work a long tom system. Hydraulic mining. Large “placer” mining operation.

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Violence, Property, and State Making in California

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  1. Violence, Property, and State Making in California

  2. A stabbing in San Francisco, 1856

  3. Gold rush society, 1848

  4. “Panning” with spoon and shovel

  5. Black and white miners work a long tom system

  6. Hydraulic mining

  7. Large “placer” mining operation

  8. Vigilantes attack Chilean miners in San Francisco, 1849

  9. “Execution of Jose Forner for the Murder of Jose Rodrigues,” San Francisco, 1852

  10. White hunters championed in a Sacramento newspaper

  11. Proposed Reservations, 1852

  12. Chief Kientepoos (“Captain Jack”)

  13. “Ishi” spear fishing

  14. Harper’s Weekly, 1899

  15. Ishi, “The Last Yahi,” 1915

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