Wilson's guide to Avalon . A Days Hunting. Coming Home With the Spoil31. The Catalina Wild Goat ^^^^^^^^^^^^3^;^ f PIS ^?Mg jflfejij^^^^ig^^^^^^^H ^1 4%f IH A Fine Head WILSONS GUIDE TO AVALONThe Island and The Company What is all this talk about The Company? a lady remarked one dayat Avalon, one seems always to be coming across The Company and it seemsto me as if The Company just owned the Island. The lady in question wasexactly right, more right than she imagined. The Company does own theIsland; with the exception of a few lots in the town of Avalon, the whole Islandis their private property
Wilson's guide to Avalon . A Days Hunting. Coming Home With the Spoil31. The Catalina Wild Goat ^^^^^^^^^^^^3^;^ f PIS ^?Mg jflfejij^^^^ig^^^^^^^H ^1 4%f IH A Fine Head WILSONS GUIDE TO AVALONThe Island and The Company What is all this talk about The Company? a lady remarked one dayat Avalon, one seems always to be coming across The Company and it seemsto me as if The Company just owned the Island. The lady in question wasexactly right, more right than she imagined. The Company does own theIsland; with the exception of a few lots in the town of Avalon, the whole Islandis their private property. The Company in question is known as The SantaCatalina Island Company, and as the chief share-holders are the three brothersBanning, it is often spoken of as The Banning Company. The history of the Island is briefly as follows: It was first discovered by Cabrillo in 1542, who called it San Salvador afterone of his two ships in which he voyaged. It was not again visited, so far as weknow, for sixty years, when Vizcaino came in 1602 and gave it the name of SantaCatal
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