The Catholic Church It Utah Including An Exposition of Catholic Faith By Bishop
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We have already seen that, as early as 1774, a trail was opened from Tubac, Arizona, to Los Angeles, and on to Mon- terey. On January 8, 1774, two priests, Francisco Garces and Juan Diaz, accompanied by an Indian guide, called Sebastian, joined the expedition of Captain Juan Bautista-Anza organ- ized to open a road, if possible, from Sonora, Mexico, to the Pacific coast.
The party forded the Colorado near the mouth of the Gila, and, pushing on, entered the presidio and Mission of San Gabriel, p...ractically the Los Angeles of our own day. From here Anza and his companions passed on to Monte- rey.
Garces did not go with him, but returned to his Mission San Xavier del Bac, which he entered July 10, 1774. The next year, October 23, he again joined Anza, now a lieutenant- colonel, and with Father Font as cartographer to the expedi- tion, Father Eisarc and Indian guides, left Tubac once again for the Gila region.
At Yuma, Garces, "who, " writes Elliott Coues, "had been especially charged by high authority to investigate the feasibility of opening communication between Monterey and New Mexico, " took leave of Anza and started alone for the mouth of the Colorado.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
We have already seen that, as early as 1774, a trail was opened from Tubac, Arizona, to Los Angeles, and on to Mon- terey. On January 8, 1774, two priests, Francisco Garces and Juan Diaz, accompanied by an Indian guide, called Sebastian, joined the expedition of Captain Juan Bautista-Anza organ- ized to open a road, if possible, from Sonora, Mexico, to the Pacific coast.
The party forded the Colorado near the mouth of the Gila, and, pushing on, entered the presidio and Mission of San Gabriel, p...ractically the Los Angeles of our own day. From here Anza and his companions passed on to Monte- rey.
Garces did not go with him, but returned to his Mission San Xavier del Bac, which he entered July 10, 1774. The next year, October 23, he again joined Anza, now a lieutenant- colonel, and with Father Font as cartographer to the expedi- tion, Father Eisarc and Indian guides, left Tubac once again for the Gila region.
At Yuma, Garces, "who, " writes Elliott Coues, "had been especially charged by high authority to investigate the feasibility of opening communication between Monterey and New Mexico, " took leave of Anza and started alone for the mouth of the Colorado.
What to read after The Catholic Church It Utah Including An Exposition of Catholic Faith By Bishop?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Harris, William Richard, 1847-1923 to read onlineMoreLess
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