Coast Line Stage Company correspondence, 1867-1868.

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Coast Line Stage Company correspondence, 1867-1868.

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Contains 3 letters concerning the business of Coast Line Stage Company as well as for the parent company Flint, Bixby & Company. Letter of May 30, 1867 from William Lovett to Dr. Thomas Flint, one of the Flint-Bixby partners, concerning legal case that was settled in D.C. Letter of April 5, 1868 from William Buckley to Llewellyn Bixby concerning payments made by William Lovett-former owner and manager of Coast Line. Letter of May 14, 1868 from William Buckley to Dr. Thomas Flint regarding giving Col. J.J. Warner a pass for the stage coach. Warner was a commissioner involved with dividing Flint's ranch in Los Angeles.

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Warner, J. J. 1807-1895.

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Coast Line Stage Company

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William Lovett, state senator, and owner and manager of the Coast Line Stage Company until 1867. William Buckley, known as "Genial Buck," worked for Wells Fargo before becoming the general manager of the Coast Line Stage Company (and later, in 1878, an owner). From the description of Coast Line Stage Company correspondence, 1867-1868. (University of California, Berkeley). WorldCat record id: 76872916 ...

Buckley, William H.

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Lovett, William Edward, 1823-1883.

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William Edward Lovett, a native of Beverly, Mass., was born Oct. 3, 1823. He was a cabin boy, a lawyer, a California State Senator from Monterey and San Benito counties, a Calif. gubernatorial candidate, Indian agent, Asst. U.S. Attorney General. He also co-owned a stage coach company and was active in the Temperance Movement. Before coming to Calif. in 1849 he spent many years in Mazatlan, Mexico where he became fluent in Spanish. William Edward Lovett died in 1883. From the descrip...

Flint, Bixby & Company.

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Flint, Thomas, 1822 or 4-1904.

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Bixby, Llewellyn.

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