Genealogia e ricordi . n andwanted per andare alla guerra. Mi sono allenato diligentemente in aMr. Eigenbrodt, che visse a Alvarado, e wasgathering gli uomini per quello che è stato chiamato il CaliforniaHundred. I miei genitori hanno smesso di che e I supposeit è stato fortunato per me, giovane e molto verde come ero.Un ragazzo confinante, Fillebrown, ha fatto aderire. Eigenbrodtand Fillebrown erano entrambi uccisi. Questa estate abbiamo battuto con la nostra macchina forfarmers. Che l'inverno, 1861-2, era molto umido. TheAlameda a Niles è stato unfordable per due settimane. Iremember nuotare in un mare di nome Dolly. Una volta Myfather rode lei in una gara contro di me. Abbiamo eseguito(I afo

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Genealogy and recollections . n andwanted to go to the war. I trained diligently under aMr. Eigenbrodt, who lived at Alvarado, and wasgathering men for what was called the CaliforniaHundred. My parents stopped that and I supposeit was lucky for me, young and very green as I was.A neighbor boy, Fillebrown, did join. Eigenbrodtand Fillebrown were both killed. That summer we threshed with our machine forfarmers. That winter, 1861-2, was very wet. TheAlameda at Niles was unfordable for two weeks. Iremember swimming it on a mare named Dolly. Myfather once rode her in a race against me. We ran(I afoot) fifty yards to turn a stake and return. Pawas nearly as big as Dolly, so I thought to beat, buthe won easily. In the spring of 1862 I went to the old MethodistCollege at Santa Clara, called University of the Pa-cific. It is in existence yet. I remained there a year, returning home about July, 1863. In that fall I wentto the county seat, San Leandro, and began to studylaw under Judge Noble Hamilton, then county judge. [128]. Mrs. Moore and Margaret1. In Japan (October, 1911) ; 2. In Egypt (January, 1913) RECOLLECTIONS I was admitted in February, 1865. In March, 1865, I went to Idaho Territory with my new professionto try it on the dog, as it were. I was unlearned andvery raw, with no knowledge of making my way, andno backing. I was not a good mixer. At first I wasvery sick and maybe would have died but for the careof my brother Theodore. Well, when I got up I hadlittle money, no books and no acquaintances. I got ajob then as office deputy with Mr. Stanford, the sher-iff (cousin of the Railroad Stanford). It did notseem feasible at all to get business. It was a poorcamp anyway, so I held on with Stanford. I had a good many adventures, mostly amusing, butsome almost tragic, and in the fall of 1866 I camehome to San Leandro where my people then lived. Iwas over twenty-three years old. I had lived an easy, careless life, as country boys are apt to do if they can, and as I could by r

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