 | 3. See Rossiter Johnson,
The Grandest Playground in the World
(Rochester, N.Y.: The Rochester Historical Society, 1918), pp. 79-80.
|
| 4. "About Everything,"
Golden Era 17
(3 October 1869), 4; quoted in Stroven, "A Life," p. 6.
|
| 5. Stoddard,
A Troubled Heart and How It Was Comforted at Last
(Notre Dame, Ind.:
Ave Maria
Press, 1885), pp. 11-12. Henceforth
TH.
|
| 6. "Autobiography, Book First" (rough draft in the effects of Josephine Makee-Crawford); quoted in Stroven, "A Life," p. 15.
|
| 7.
In the Footprints of the Padres
(San Francisco: A. M. Robertson, 1902), p. 4. Henceforth
IFP.
|
| 8. Franklin Walker,
San Francisco's Literary Frontier
(New York: Knopf, 1939), P. 31.
|
| 9. "Confessions of a Reformed Poet" (Bancroft Library). Henceforth CRP.
|
| 10. Benjamin Estelle Lloyd,
Lights and Shades of San Francisco
(1876); quoted in Herbert Asbury,
The Barbary Coast: An Informal History of the San Francisco Underworld
(Garden City, N.Y.: Garden City Publishing Co., 1933), p. 101.
|
| 11. The quotation about the lewd pictures is taken from
IFPr.
|
| 12. Stoddard described this voyage in "The Survivor's Story,"
Ave Maria
49 (23 December 1899), 810-14.
|
| 13. Ibid.
|
| 14. "A Couple of Cubs,"
Ave Maria
51 (3 November 1900), 554-57.
|
| 15. "Vacation Vagaries,"
Ave Maria 51
(24 November 1900), 656.
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