On March 4, 1906, San Fernando resident Alson C. Dunbar was found dead outside a lonely adobe roadhouse in the Newhall Pass. Dunbar and his young wife, “Tillie” Lopez Dunbar, operated a remote saloon in what was then known as Fremont Pass, owned by her brother. The aging adobe structure, once a stage stop and ... The post Today In SCV History: March 4, 1906 – Death In Newhall Pass Sparks Gossip About Widow appeared first on KHTS Radio. ...read more read less