Heinlenville
Doyle
Campbell
Population in the 1890s
Sunnyvale
Stanfords
Santa Clara
Grab Bag
100

Heinlenville is named after

John Heinlen

100

Where (city) did John T. Doyle live in 1880-1906?

Cupertino

100

Name an orchardist who had a packing plant in Campbell.

J C Ainsley

or George Hyde

100

Did the SCC population increase or decrease or remain stable between 1890 and 1900?

increased

100

What industry employed more people in Sunnyvale's in the 1890s?


agriculture

(orchards)

100

What was Leland Stanford's business during the gold rush?

a) store owner

b) musician

c) engineer

a) store owner

100

What year did Santa Clara incorporate?

a) 1852

b) 1872

c) 1892

a) 1852

100

Neme of a student in SCVH that hosted a holiday party.

Jasmin

200

The main street in Heinlenville

a) Detriot Ave.

b) Cleveland Ave.

c) Chicago St

d) Louis St

Cleveland Ave.

200

What was Doyle's business?

winery

200

What country received the first canned fruit from Ainsley's cannery?

United Kingdom

200

What was the average life span of males in the 1890s?

a) 42 years

b) 52 years

c) 62 years

a) 42 years

200

Name the wheeler dealer that sold tracts of land in 1897 in Sunnyvale?

a) James Murphy

b) Alphonse Schurra

c) Walter Crossman

c) Walter Crossman

200

1861 was a turning point in Stanford's life because

a) he became the governor of CA

b) he became President of Central Pacific RR

c) he adopted a son

d) both "a" and "b"

d)

Stanford became Governor of CA and President of the Central Pacific RR

200

Which of the following was NOT an employer in Santa Clara in the 1890s?

a) brick makers

b) college 

c) tannery

d) seed farm

a) brick makers

200

Name of a city that harbored criminals due its hillsides and hide outs.

Los Gatos

300

What year was Heinlenville demolished?

a) 1891

b) 1899

c) 1911

d) 1931

1931

300

Doyle's land was sold to George Hensley who did what with the land?

He subdivided it and sold the parcels.

300

What company did the Farmer Union Packing Co later the Prune and Apricot Growers Union turn into?

Sunsweet

300

Females in the 1890s lived (on average) until age

a) 40

b) 44

c) 48

b) 44 

300

Frank Chapman Wilson was famous for:

a) ladies luxurious gloves

b) Wonder Walnuts

c) Teeter's Streetcars

b) Wonder Walnuts

300

What was Leland Stanford's pastime?

a) cycling

b) swimming

c) horse racing

c) horse racing

300

What products did Enterprise Mill/ Pacific Manufacturing make in the 1890s?

a) windmills

b) coffins

c) sash and doors

d) all of the above

d) all of the above

300

Malarins and Fatjos were originally

a) Spanish

b) Portuguese

c) German

d) French

a) Spanish

400

How many lived in Heinlenville?

a) 4,000

b)8,000

c)15,000

a) 4,000

400

What did Doyle do to obtain water for the vineyards?

a) dug deep wells

b) constructed a dam on Stevens Crk

c) piped water by flume from the Santa Cruz Mtns

b) constructed a dam on Stevens Crk

400

Benjamin Campbell prohibited the possession of what in Campbell?

a) dynamite

b) guns

c) tobacco

d) alcohol

d) alcohol

400

What country emigrated more people to California in the 1890s?

Italy

400

Name a street in Sunnyvale that is named for a U. S. President.

Washington

McKinley

400

Jane Stanford owned how many acres of land in the Palo Alto area by 1905?

a) 400

b) 4000

c) 8000

c) 8000

400

Which did Eberhard produce more of in the 1890s:

sheep, calf, or cow hides?

sheep

100,000 hides

400

Name the Chinatown that existed in San Jose from 1887 until 1902.

Woolen Mills Chinatown

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