Statistics for occurrence #1 of “San Benito River” in chapter 5 of William Hepworth Dixon, White Conquest: Volume 1:
...at of nearly every Mexican of rank.
In olden times (now thirty years ago!) he was the largest holder of land in California.
Besides his place at Monterey, the family-seat, he owned a sheep-run on San Benito River , an estate sixty miles long in San Joaquin Valley, a whole county on San Pablo Bay, and many smaller tracts in other parts.
High mountain ranges stood within the boundaries of his estate.
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