CAIRE, Justinian - Revision history

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	**Justinian Caire home in San Francisco: 313 Green St, SF.		*Justinian Caire home in San Francisco: 313 Green St, SF.
	Justinian Caire home in Oakland: 8th St & Harrison, Oakland.		Justinian Caire home in Oakland: 8th St & Harrison, Oakland.
	Frederic Felix Caire home: 317 Lee St, Oakland		Frederic Felix Caire home: 317 Lee St, Oakland

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	Justinian Caire is buried in St. Mary's Cemetery, Oakland, California, along with many members of the Caire family.		Justinian Caire is buried in St. Mary's Cemetery, Oakland, California, along with many members of the Caire family.


			**Justinian Caire home in San Francisco: 313 Green St, SF.
			Justinian Caire home in Oakland: 8th St & Harrison, Oakland.
			Frederic Felix Caire home: 317 Lee St, Oakland
			Arthur J. Caire home: 319(?) Lee St, Oakland
			(Not sure about AJ’s street number cause altho both families built their houses ‘next door’ to each other, they also owned the lot between the houses so that nobody else could build on it.)
			G.& Lucille Swortfiguer home: 32 Lorita, Piedmont

			The Caire home on 8th & Washington was torn down @ 1960 when the City developed the area for Oakland Museum complex. The Oakland Museum officially opened in 1969. Address: 1000 Oak St.

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	'''December 19, 1888 [SBMP]:''' “Justinian Caire was a passenger on yesterday morning’s train bound for San Francisco.”		'''December 19, 1888 [SBMP]:''' “Justinian Caire was a passenger on yesterday morning’s train bound for San Francisco.”


			'''October 19, 1889 [SBMP]:''' “


			'''December 2, 1889 [https://www.ancestry.com/search/collections/8644/records/599965]:''' “Justinien Caire. Arrival Date 2 Dec 1889. Male. Port of Departure Le Havre, France; Port of Arrival New York; Ship Name ''La Champagne''; Ship built 1885, French Line; Ship tonnage 7087; 493' x 51'; 4 masts, 2 funnels.

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	By 1880, Justinian Caire had acquired all of the stock in the Santa Cruz Island Company, becoming its sole shareholder. That same year he paid his first visit to the island and began his program of construction and development. ~~Eight~~ outlying ranches were created or expanded, and ~~island~~ operations were diversified to include viticulture and the raising of sheep and cattle.		By 1880, Justinian Caire had acquired all of the stock in the Santa Cruz Island Company, becoming its sole shareholder. That same year he paid his first visit to the island and began his program of construction and development. In addition to the Main Ranch, nine outlying ranches were created or expanded: La Playa (Prisoners' Harbor); Campo Punta West; Rancho Nuevo; Christy Ranch; Buena Vista; Portezuela; Rancho Sur; Scorpion and Smugglers. Island operations were diversified to include viticulture and the raising of sheep and cattle.

	Justinian Caire died on December 10, 1897. On December 14, his son, Arthur wrote Leon Valadie, assistant superintendent on the island: “I did not arrive in time to shut the eyes of my father. He died on 10 December at 2 in the morning and I did not arrive at the hose until towards 7 in the evening. He lost consciousness for 24 hours and his final hours were quite painful. We buried him on Sunday. My mother is holding up well and being brave. I think that she will endure this great unhappiness with resignation.”		Justinian Caire died on December 10, 1897. On December 14, his son, Arthur wrote Leon Valadie, assistant superintendent on the island: “I did not arrive in time to shut the eyes of my father. He died on 10 December at 2 in the morning and I did not arrive at the hose until towards 7 in the evening. He lost consciousness for 24 hours and his final hours were quite painful. We buried him on Sunday. My mother is holding up well and being brave. I think that she will endure this great unhappiness with resignation.”

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	[[File:Justinian Caire Portrait 1850.jpg\|300px\|thumbnail\|right\|<center>Justinian Caire portrait c. 1850s</center>]]		[[File:Justinian Caire Portrait 1850.jpg\|300px\|thumbnail\|right\|<center>Justinian Caire portrait c. 1850s</center>]]
			[[File:Caire portrait.png\|thumbnail\|right\|300px\|<center>Justinian Caire (1827-1897)</center>]]
	[[File:CAIRE, Justinian ©(1827-1897).jpg\|thumbnail\|right\|300px\|<center>Justinian Caire (1827-1897)</center>]]		[[File:CAIRE, Justinian ©(1827-1897).jpg\|thumbnail\|right\|300px\|<center>Justinian Caire (1827-1897)</center>]]
	[[File:J. Caire 1897.png\|thumbnail\|right\|300px\|<center>Justinian Caire, 1897</center>]]		[[File:J. Caire 1897.png\|thumbnail\|right\|300px\|<center>Justinian Caire, 1897</center>]]

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	'''July 9, 1891 [LAT]:''' “The olive growers. They meet at San Francisco and organize…The following officers were elected: ~~Elwood~~ Cooper, Santa Barbara, president; John Bidwell, Cuico, vice-president; Justinian Caire, San Francisco, treasurer; B. M. Lelong, San Francisco, secretary…The association will be known as the Olive Growers’ Association of San Francisco…”		'''July 9, 1891 [LAT]:''' “The olive growers. They meet at San Francisco and organize…The following officers were elected: Ellwood Cooper, Santa Barbara, president; John Bidwell, Cuico, vice-president; Justinian Caire, San Francisco, treasurer; B. M. Lelong, San Francisco, secretary…The association will be known as the Olive Growers’ Association of San Francisco…”


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	'''July 22, 1892 [SBMP]:''' “Olive Growers. The Association in Annual Session at San Francisco. President [~~Elwood~~] Cooper Re-Elected. San Francisco, July 21. The convention of olive growers opened here today, Ellwood Cooper presiding. In his annual address he urged the necessity of additional legislation for the prevention of the adulteration of olive oil... At a meeting of the directors, Ellwood Cooper was elected President, Frank Kimball Vice-President, Justinian Caire of San Francisco Treasurer, B. M. DeLong of San Francisco Secretary.”		'''July 22, 1892 [SBMP]:''' “Olive Growers. The Association in Annual Session at San Francisco. President [Ellwood] Cooper Re-Elected. San Francisco, July 21. The convention of olive growers opened here today, Ellwood Cooper presiding. In his annual address he urged the necessity of additional legislation for the prevention of the adulteration of olive oil... At a meeting of the directors, Ellwood Cooper was elected President, Frank Kimball Vice-President, Justinian Caire of San Francisco Treasurer, B. M. DeLong of San Francisco Secretary.”

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	Justinian Caire is buried in St. Mary's Cemetery, Oakland, California, along with many members of the Caire family.		Justinian Caire is buried in St. Mary's Cemetery, Oakland, California, along with many members of the Caire family.



			[https://www.islapedia.com/index.php?title=SANTA_CRUZ_ISLAND_LITIGATION SANTA CRUZ ISLAND LITIGATION]

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	Justinian Caire is buried in St. Mary's Cemetery, Oakland, California, along with many members of the Caire family.		Justinian Caire is buried in St. Mary's Cemetery, Oakland, California, along with many members of the Caire family.

	~~Justinain Caire's grandson, Edmund A. Rossi (1888-1974) remembered:~~
	: “He was a rather stern fellow. And he was... he met with an accident too, on Santa Cruz Island. He was thrown from a horse, and he became an invalid, became crippled. So that he died in his home from a stroke. At Eight and Harrison. They lived at Eighth and Harrison, well, near where Chinatown was, the Chinese section of Oakland. They had almost a square block of land there. Half a square block there. They had a big garden, front garden. I remember that very well, as I say, because I used to spend the weekends there when I was a schoolboy.” [Regional Oral History Office, Bancroft Library, Interview conducted by Ruth Teiser, 1971]

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	'''February 17, 1873 [SFDEB]:''' “Office of the Santa Cruz Island Company, San Francisco, February 6, 1873. In accordance with a resolution adopted at a meeting of the Trustees of the Santa Cruz Island Company, duly held on February 5th, 1873, a special meeting of the stockholders of said company is hereby called to be held at the office of the company, room No. 10, Belden’s Block, No. 137 Montgomery St., San Francisco, California, on Monday, the tenth day of March, 1873, at the hour of one o’clock PM of said day, to take into consideration and decide upon a proposition to increase the capital stock of said company from $300,000, divided into 600 shares pf $500 each, the present capital stock, to $500,000, divided into 100 shares of $5,000 each. Justinian Caire, T. Lemmen Meyer, Gustave Mahe, trustees.”		'''February 17, 1873 [SFDEB]:''' “Office of the Santa Cruz Island Company, San Francisco, February 6, 1873. In accordance with a resolution adopted at a meeting of the Trustees of the Santa Cruz Island Company, duly held on February 5th, 1873, a special meeting of the stockholders of said company is hereby called to be held at the office of the company, room No. 10, Belden’s Block, No. 137 Montgomery St., San Francisco, California, on Monday, the tenth day of March, 1873, at the hour of one o’clock PM of said day, to take into consideration and decide upon a proposition to increase the capital stock of said company from $300,000, divided into 600 shares pf $500 each, the present capital stock, to $500,000, divided into 100 shares of $5,000 each. Justinian Caire, T. Lemmen Meyer, Gustave Mahe, trustees.”


			'''April 11, 1879 [Oakland Tribune]:''' “Administrator's Sale of Real Estate. Notice is hereby given that in pursuance of an order of the probate Court of the County of Alameda, State of California, made on the 31st day of March, A.D. 1879, in the matter of the estate of Adrien Gensoul, deceased, the undersigned, the executrix of the last will and testament of said deceased, will sell at private sale, to the highest bidder, for cash in gold coin of the United States, and subject to confirmation by said Probate Court, on or after Saturday the 19th day of April, A.D. 1879, all the right, title and interest that the said estate has by operation of law or otherwise... The following is the personal property to be sold under said order: Two—2— shares Santa Cruz Island Company's stock... ” [purchased by Justinian Caire]

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	'''January 16, 1892 [LAT/SB]:''' “Justinian Caire of the Santa Cruz Island Company was in the city yesterday.”		'''January 16, 1892 [LAT/SB]:''' “Justinian Caire of the Santa Cruz Island Company was in the city yesterday.”


			'''May 19, 1892 [SBMP]:''' “At The Hotels. Arlington. ... Justinian Caire...”


	'''May 19, 1892 [SBDI]:''' “Notice. All tourists, seal hunters, fishermen and others are warned not to trespass on Santa Cruz Island without first obtaining the permission of the Superintendent on the Island, or from the Directors in San Francisco. All trespassers will be dealt with according to law. Justinian Caire, President, Santa Cruz Island Company.”		'''May 19, 1892 [SBDI]:''' “Notice. All tourists, seal hunters, fishermen and others are warned not to trespass on Santa Cruz Island without first obtaining the permission of the Superintendent on the Island, or from the Directors in San Francisco. All trespassers will be dealt with according to law. Justinian Caire, President, Santa Cruz Island Company.”


			'''July 22, 1892 [SBMP]:''' “Olive Growers. The Association in Annual Session at San Francisco. President [Elwood] Cooper Re-Elected. San Francisco, July 21. The convention of olive growers opened here today, Ellwood Cooper presiding. In his annual address he urged the necessity of additional legislation for the prevention of the adulteration of olive oil... At a meeting of the directors, Ellwood Cooper was elected President, Frank Kimball Vice-President, Justinian Caire of San Francisco Treasurer, B. M. DeLong of San Francisco Secretary.”


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	'''February 5, 1893 [LAT]:''' “Justinian Caire, the owner of Santa Cruz Island, came over in the ''Star of Freedom'' on her eastern trip, and will return tomorrow.”		'''February 5, 1893 [LAT]:''' “Justinian Caire, the owner of Santa Cruz Island, came over in the ''Star of Freedom'' on her eastern trip, and will return tomorrow.”


			'''February 7, 1893 [SBMP]:''' “Mr. Justinian Caire, who came over last week from the Santa Cruz Island on the schooner ''Star of Freedom'', left Sunday night on the ''Corona'' for San Francisco.”

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	[[File:Justinian Caire Portrait 1850.jpg\|300px\|thumbnail\|right\|<center>Justinian Caire portrait c. 1850s</center>]]		[[File:Justinian Caire Portrait 1850.jpg\|300px\|thumbnail\|right\|<center>Justinian Caire portrait c. 1850s</center>]]
			[[File:Caire portrait.png\|thumbnail\|right\|300px\|<center>Justinian Caire (1827-1897)</center>]]
	[[File:CAIRE, Justinian ©(1827-1897).jpg\|thumbnail\|right\|300px\|<center>Justinian Caire (1827-1897)</center>]]		[[File:CAIRE, Justinian ©(1827-1897).jpg\|thumbnail\|right\|300px\|<center>Justinian Caire (1827-1897)</center>]]
	[[File:J. Caire 1897.png\|thumbnail\|right\|300px\|<center>Justinian Caire, 1897</center>]]		[[File:J. Caire 1897.png\|thumbnail\|right\|300px\|<center>Justinian Caire, 1897</center>]]