Waybills, 1867-1886.
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California and Oregon United States Mail Line.
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The California and Oregon United States Mail Line arose from an 1860 contract between the California Stage Company and the Postmaster General establishing daily service from Sacramento to Portland. It lasted until 1865, when a new contract was negotiated. From the description of Waybills, 1867-1886. (Unknown). WorldCat record id: 702127561 ...
Oregon Stage Company
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The Oregon Stage Company began staging operations between Sacramento and Portland on July 1, 1866. The stages went through in 6 days. Service continued until 1887 when Oregon and California were linked by rail. From the description of Pay receipt with 2-cent bank check stamp, 1867 Feb. 1. (Unknown). WorldCat record id: 754863468 ...
California Stage Company
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The California Stage Company was founded by James E. Birch and was one of the principal stagecoach lines carrying passengers during the California Gold Rush during the 1850s. The company became a Wells Fargo line later in that decade, carrying mail, money, and passengers, and by the early 1860s was operating a huge network of stage lines out of three main hubs: Sacramento, Folsom, and Marysville. Though the company had much competition from the rival Pioneer Stage Line, the route represented in ...
United States. Postmaster General
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Letter from N. Udall, Post Office Department, informs California Governor John McDougal (1851-1852) that his nominee for Assistant Postmaster General for California and Oregon, Col. James S. Graham, cannot be considered, since Post Office Department does not intend to establish an office on Pacific coast. From the description of U.S. Postmaster General letter, 1851. (University of the Pacific). WorldCat record id: 34816745 ...
