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March 4, 1850
- California Joins the Union and the Court’s First Convening On March 4, 1850, the court convened for the first time in the Graham House, a former hotel on the northeast corner of Kearny Street and Pacific Avenue. It was housed there when California officially joined the Union in September 1850.
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On March 4, 1850, the court convened for the first time in the Graham House, a former hotel on the northeast corner of Kearny Street and Pacific Avenue. It was housed there when California officially joined the Union in September 1850.
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