The
Treaty of Cahuenga ended the fighting of the
Mexican-American War in
California. The treaty was signed by Lieutenant-Colonel
John C. Fremont and General
Andres Pico[?] on
January 13,
1847 on the kitchen table of
Tomas Feliz[?]'s six-room adobe house. The following
Treaty of Guadalupe Hidalgo in
1848 formally ceded
California to the United States and fixed the disputed border in
Texas, ending hostilities with
Mexico.