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Losing Ground - Soft Copy QuickBooks they were neighbors to theLosing Ground The Displacement of San Gorgonio Pass Cahuilla People in the 19th Century By Louis Doody and Betty Xikumi Meltzer What was San Gorgonio Pass really like in the 19th century? Was it a place where stalwart American settlers staked out their claim to the American Dream in an empty wilderness by sheer grit? Was it like one of those Hollywood sets, with rumbling stagecoaches, hostile Indians, cattle rustlers, school marms, quaking sheriffs