CONTENTS OF SECOND VOLUME. 
FOURTH DIVISION. 
JOURNEYS AND INCIDENTS IN CALIFORNIA. 
CHAPTER XXII 
SAN DIEGO TO NAPA VALLEY. » 
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Arrival of Dr. Webb and his party—Dr. Webb’s report of his journey— 
State of the Survey—Reduction of the Commission—Advance of wages 
—Diegeno Indians—H’hana Indians—Leave for San Francisco—Its fine 
harbor—Extensive commerce—Great activity and enterprise of its peo- 
ple—Origin of its name—Contrast between the wants of the Californians 
in 1770 and 1850—FTrip to the Geysers—Benicia—Application to Gen. 
Hitchcock for an escort to the Commission on its journey back—Val- 
lejo—Napa village—Napa valley—Its beauty and fertility—Mr. Yaunt 
—His history—Red-wood trees—Their great height—Enormous yield 
Oiverctables—lhermalssprings. ys ly sates ey. ou! 
CHAPTER XXIII. 
THE GEYSERS OF PLUTON RIVER, AND RETURN TO SAN FRANCISCO, 
Mount Helena—Russian inscription—Digger Indians—Dwellings—Mode 
of fishing—Dress—Pass the mountains—Meet bear hunters—Mode of 
cooking without utensils—Pluton River—The Geysers—Description of 
