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Dedication of tablet at Fort Humboldt yesterday

DT Data Page #: 414

Newspaper: Humboldt Times

Newspaper Date: 2/8/1925

Page #: 1& 12

Item Type: Dedication

Place: Fort Humboldt

Text: The tablet at Fort Humboldt was dedicated yesterday (Saturday) by the Calif. D.A.R. Many people attended. Judge Hunter presided. He came here 60 yrs ago (1864). He noted only two man still survive, who had served at the Fort. One, Sargent P.G. Tuttle, of Fortuna , siad " We didn't want to kill Indians, but we had to." He was setting in a seat of honor up front during the ceremonies. The boulder on which the marker is placed, come from Mendocino Rock. The land was deeded to the RW chapter of the D.A.R. by Mr & Mrs. Warren S. Cooper of Eureka.

Key Words: Fort Humboldt, Dedication

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