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Martin B. Madden
Excerpt from Martin B. Madden: Public Servant; A Sketch During the height of the excursion season, eighteen months ago, there were assembled, one evening, in the lounging room of San Francisco's principal hotel, a score of travelers, each from a different distant part of the world. They were all engaged in the same conversation. This had centered on the topic of the Pacific coast's great opportunities in Oriental trade. The traveler whose authority seemed most acceptable to all the others, in reply to a question, said: "President Lincoln selected the site on this coast where the greatest city should be built. He caused it to be surveyed and laid out. The place is opposite Victoria, British C...
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Martin B. Madden, Public Servant;
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