Lloyd Tevis

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1844-? Rancho Del Paso
1854-1871 California Steam Navigation Company
1862 Norris emerged deep in debt to his lawyers James Ben Ali Haggin (1822-1914) and Lloyd Tevis (1824-1899), and in 1862, Norris sold Rancho del Paso to them. Norris later unsuccessfully sued Haggin and Tevis, claiming fraud.
1868 In 1868, he sold his railroad interests to the Central Pacific Railroad's "Big Four" of Collis P. Huntington, Leland Stanford, Mark Hopkins and Charles Crocker.
1869 Omaha Conference
1879-Today Chevron Corporation (NYSE: CVX) (9/10/1879)
1891-1892 John J. Valentine, Sr. and other Wells Fargo directors were critical of his administration following an extensive audit in 1891. On August 11, 1892, Tevis was forced out as president of Wells Fargo with Valentine elected his successor.
1899 In May 1899, Tevis, Haggin and Daly sold their shares to a syndicate led by Henry H. Rogers.
California Dry Dock in San Francisco
California Market in San Francisco
Hearst, Haggin, Tevis and Co.
In the negotiations for the sale of the California State Telegraph Company to the Western Union Telegraph Company, it is said that his profits and commissions amounted to $200,000.
Louise Tevis
Pacific Ice Company
Pacific Union Express Company
Samuel Norris