History of Journalism in San Francisco 1939 2
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Mr. Pickering reached California in the fall of 1849 prepared to begin life anew. For awhile he lived with his delicate wife in a tent and like other pioneers of that early period skir- mished for food. Sarly in 1850 he went to Ill- inois town, in Placer County, then a promising mining camp and establMied a merchandise store.
Ho continued there until past midsummer when he rct-urned to Sacramento with a moderate sum of money the profits of his business.,,.
In the latter part of 1850 he pu...rchased an in- terest in the Placer Times , the pioneer paper of Sacramento, His partner was Joseph Lau- rence, a young man who had editorial charge of the paper for some months previously, the ovm- ers being E. Gilbert and Co., of the Alta Cal - ifornia . The cholera epidemic of lS50 made business very dull for the year following. There were throe daily papers then existing at Sacra- mento, and in Juno 1851, The Times consolidated with the Transcript. The latter vias ovmcd by George K. Pitch and Martin P.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
. . .
Mr. Pickering reached California in the fall of 1849 prepared to begin life anew. For awhile he lived with his delicate wife in a tent and like other pioneers of that early period skir- mished for food. Sarly in 1850 he went to Ill- inois town, in Placer County, then a promising mining camp and establMied a merchandise store.
Ho continued there until past midsummer when he rct-urned to Sacramento with a moderate sum of money the profits of his business.,,.
In the latter part of 1850 he pu...rchased an in- terest in the Placer Times , the pioneer paper of Sacramento, His partner was Joseph Lau- rence, a young man who had editorial charge of the paper for some months previously, the ovm- ers being E. Gilbert and Co., of the Alta Cal - ifornia . The cholera epidemic of lS50 made business very dull for the year following. There were throe daily papers then existing at Sacra- mento, and in Juno 1851, The Times consolidated with the Transcript. The latter vias ovmcd by George K. Pitch and Martin P.
What to read after History of Journalism in San Francisco 1939 2?
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