"I was commanded to bring these prisoners into San Rafael," was my reply.
More interesting is the quiet little town of San Rafael to the south.
Till 1903 San Rafael had no railway connection with anywhere.
True, they say they are going, but only our posts at San Rafael and Sonoma checked them.
“San Rafael will soon be ours,” said one of the officers of the staff.
The San Rafael was lost upon this coast, and the fleet thus reduced to two vessels.
A housewife in San Rafael was at the moment in a butcher shop buying meat for her family.
The lucerne farms run along the San Rafael line to Batavia, and at this point they reach the limits of the colonized zone.
In December, 1817, San Rafael was founded, and made a splendid record of conversions.
She is delighted because all the family are with her now, and they are to be in San Rafael the rest of the summer.
