Cruz Bandini, who was thrown from his buggy and instantly killed at Vista Sunday evening, is the only brother of Senor Arturo Bandini of this city, a resident of San Pasqual street. The Bandinis are well known in Pasadena, and the history of the family forms a large part of Pasadena's local annals. Los Angeles times, February 11, 1896
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Cave J. Couts received a telegram this morning about half an hour before the train left, from J. S. Hunting, the deputy constable at Oceanside, stating that J. C. Bandini had been found dead in the road near Vista . . . Mr. Bandini was an uncle of Cave J. Couts and was a member of one of the most prominent Spanish families of Southern California. . . . Evening Tribune Monday, Feb 10, 1896 San Diego, CA Page: 1
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* Pictured is the family plot, J Cruz Bandini's grave is not marked.
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Cave J. Couts received a telegram this morning about half an hour before the train left, from J. S. Hunting, the deputy constable at Oceanside, stating that J. C. Bandini had been found dead in the road near Vista . . . Mr. Bandini was an uncle of Cave J. Couts and was a member of one of the most prominent Spanish families of Southern California. . . . Evening Tribune Monday, Feb 10, 1896 San Diego, CA Page: 1
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* Pictured is the family plot, J Cruz Bandini's grave is not marked.
Cruz Bandini, who was thrown from his buggy and instantly killed at Vista Sunday evening, is the only brother of Senor Arturo Bandini of this city, a resident of San Pasqual street. The Bandinis are well known in Pasadena, and the history of the family forms a large part of Pasadena's local annals. Los Angeles times, February 11, 1896
. . . . . . . . . .
Cave J. Couts received a telegram this morning about half an hour before the train left, from J. S. Hunting, the deputy constable at Oceanside, stating that J. C. Bandini had been found dead in the road near Vista . . . Mr. Bandini was an uncle of Cave J. Couts and was a member of one of the most prominent Spanish families of Southern California. . . . Evening Tribune Monday, Feb 10, 1896 San Diego, CA Page: 1
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* Pictured is the family plot, J Cruz Bandini's grave is not marked.
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Cave J. Couts received a telegram this morning about half an hour before the train left, from J. S. Hunting, the deputy constable at Oceanside, stating that J. C. Bandini had been found dead in the road near Vista . . . Mr. Bandini was an uncle of Cave J. Couts and was a member of one of the most prominent Spanish families of Southern California. . . . Evening Tribune Monday, Feb 10, 1896 San Diego, CA Page: 1
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* Pictured is the family plot, J Cruz Bandini's grave is not marked.
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