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William Turner Ellis (b. 1866) was the son of a Marylander who became a well-to-do merchant in Marysville, California. Turner carried on the family business and served on Marysville's Levee Commission for forty years. Memories (1939) contains Ellis's account of his boyhood in Marysville and the town's early history from the 1850s and his experiences as a local business and political leader. More than half the book is devoted to Ellis's service on Marysville's Levee Commission. He proudly displays the knowledge of flood control that helped protect Marysville from the Feather and Yuba Rivers and recounts related controversies including the impact of hydraulic mining on flood control costs.
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Business, Floods, History, Law and politics, Mines and mineral resources, Law, CommerceShowing 2 featured editions. View all 2 editions?
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Memories: my seventy-two years in the romantic county of Yuba, California
1939, University of Oregon, Printed by J. H. Nash
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Memories: my seventy-two years in the romantic county of Yuba, California
1939, University of Oregon. Printed by John Henry Nash
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