The Gold Rush of California

The Gold Rush of California

A Bibliography of Periodical Articles

by

Robert LeRoy Santos
Librarian
University Archivist
California State University, Stanislaus

Alley-Cass Publications
3912 Tanager Dr.
Denair, CA 95316

for
California State University, Stanislaus
University Archive
Turlock, CA
1998

Preface

While beginning research on the California Gold Rush for the sesquecentennial, much to my surprise I could not locate a bibliography of any kind that listed periodical articles. Seeing this unfortunate oversight, I set out to compile one of my own and disseminate it to libraries, historical societies, and interested researchers.

I have done very lengthy bibliographies in the past and know the rigors of the effort; thus, I was not anxious to begin yet another one.
But I too knew that one learns much about the topic while doing the research, and yes, it does provide a certain degree of enjoyment and satisfaction which most sane people don’t understand, besides how can anyone turn away from such article titles as “The Grave of Ephraim Brown” or “Goodbye God: We’re Going to Bodie!”; how about settlement names such as Happy Camp, Poverty Hill, or Hangtown?; and yes, characters such as Joaquin Murieta, James Marshall, and Sam Brannan? No, it is not easy to ignore such a defining moment in western American history.

The Gold Rush has really never lost its attraction, its excitement. It was truly a spectacular event where thousands of men, women, and children swarmed California seeking instant wealth. Think of the logistics, the sheer energy, and certainly the insanity of it all where the discovery of a flake of an earthly element caused humanity to lose control for a moment, pack belongings, and trudge thousands of miles into an unknown future. And to extend that thought further, to me,150 years later, who is attracted by the same adventure, but in a milder form, through its literature. So, with this bibliography, I invite you, my dear reader, to join me, and embark on a treasure hunt of the celebrated and notorious California Gold Rush.

This bibliography consists primarily of articles from scholarly journals and local history periodicals. There are no magazine articles per se, except for those written last century and early this century which have been included to give a sense of the historical treatment of the topic. This compiler sifted through every issue of the below listed periodicals looking for articles “surrounding” the California Gold Rush. Included are articles directly on the Gold Rush, and also on relevant California topics of the era, such as law, mail service, politics, law, race relations, transportation, water, and others. The articles cover events from January 1848 through December 1855 which is generally acknowledged as the “Gold Rush moment.” After 1855, California gold mining changed and is outside the “rush” era.

These are the periodicals that have been indexed:

American Historical Review
American West
Annual Publications of the Historical Society of Southern California
Butte County Historical Society Diggin’s
Las Calaveras (Calaveras County)
California Historical Society Quarterly
California History
California History Nugget
The Californians
Chispa (Tuolumne County)
Covered Wagon (Shasta County)
Golden Notes (Sacramento County)
Grizzly Bear
Historical Society of Southern California Quarterly
Journal of American History
Journal of the West
Land of Sunshine
Mariposa Sentinel (Mariposa County)
Mississippi Valley Historical Review
Nevada County Historical Society
Nevada County Historical Society Bulletin
Noticias del Puerto de Monterey
Noticias para los Californianos
Out West
Overland Journal
Overland Monthly
Overland Monthly and the Out West Magazine
Pacific Historian
Pacific Historical Review
Pony Express
Pony Express Courier
Publication of the Society of California Pioneers
Publications of the Historical Society of Southern California
Quarterly of the California Historical Society
Quarterly of the Tuolumne County Historical Society
San Joaquin County Historical Society Bulletin
Siskiyou
Siskiyou County Historical Society Yearbook
Siskiyou Pioneer
Society of California Pioneers Quarterly
Southern California Quarterly
Stanislaus Stepping Stones (Stanislaus County)
Sutter County Historical Society Bulletin
Tehama County Memories
Wagon Wheels (Colusa County)
Western Historical Quarterly
Western Legal History

Because of the closeness of the sesquecentennial, only short parenthetical annotations for some of the articles were possible; however, for many, the words found in the titles reveal the topics. To augment this, there are two indexes at the end of the bibliography to draw the researcher to specific topics and persons.

At the beginning of each chapter, the reader will find short anecdotal pieces from the Autobiography of Charles Peters who was a California Gold Rush miner. I consider Charlie part of my family because he could have been my great grandfather, or close approximation there of. He came from the same Azorean island as my great grandfather who too ended up in the Mother Lode. My great grandfather mined the Comstock later on and part of his legacy were three silver rings he had fashioned for his wife and daughters. One of the rings is currently in the possession of his great great granddaughter which illustrates the multigenerational connection of the California Gold Rush.

To research this bibliography the compiler used the library collections at California State University, Stanislaus and Holt-Atherton Department of Special Collections at the University of the Pacific Library. He is especially thankful for the hospitality and assistance of Daryl Morrison and her staff at Holt-Atherton.

I dedicate this bibliography to the California Indian who was virtually decimated by the onslaught of the gold miners and their subsequent permanent habitation. Greed is indeed ugly and destructive, and the Indian serves as a vivid reminder. In a few short years, very little remained of these basically non-hostile native people whose only fault was living on a spot on earth where gold was gittering.

Bob Santos
December 25, 1997

Table of Contents

Pages
Chapter One General 6-8

Chapter Two Diaries, Journals, Letters of Overland,
Isthmus, Cape Horn, and California 9-30

Chapter Three People 31-57

Chapter Four Places: Mining Camps, Towns, Cities,
Counties 58-76

Chapter Five Mines and Mining 77-84

Chapter Six Miscellaneous: Agriculture, Education,
Health, Indians, Law, Military, Politics,
Press, Religion, Theater, Transportation,
Etc. 85-102

Gold Rush Name Index 103-110

Subject Index 111-122

Chapter One

GENERAL

“I was in New London, Conn., in 1848, when the news came of the discovery of gold in California, and I soon got the gold fever. I sailed in the ship ‘Elfa’ from New York with several hundred other ‘49ers.”
___ The Autobiography of Charles Peters

[A1]
Ainsworth, Ed. “100 Years of Golden Opportunties.” Grizzly Bear 80(February 1948): 6, 7.
[A2]
Andrist, Ralph K. “Gold!” American Heritage 14:1(1962): 6-27, 90-91.
[A3]
Bennett, James Gordon. “The Industrious Miner: A Tale of California Life.” American West 13(May-June 1976): 39-35. (Verse)
[A4]
Bieber, Ralph P. “California Gold Mania.” Mississippi Valley Historical Society 35(June 1948): 3-28.
[A5]
Blake, Anson Stiles. “The California Centennials: 1948, 1949, 1950.” California Historical Society Quarterly 26(June 1947): 97-106.
[A6]
Brown, Charles. “Early Events.” Society of California Pioneers Quarterly 7(March 1930): 35-47. (1827-1849)
[A7]
Bussert, Wendell. “The Winter of 1852.” Siskiyou Pioneer 5:1(1978): 6-9.
[A8]
Byington, Lewis F. “Days of Gold.” Grizzly Bear 51(April 1933): 3, 19.
[A9]
“California in 1849: Some Typical Incidents and Pictures.” Land of Sunshine 13(August 1900): 167-173.
[A10]
Caughey, John Walton. “Rushing for Gold.” Pacific Historical Review 19(February 1949): 1-2.
[A11]
Cook, Tony Stanley. “Historical Mythmaking: Richard Henry Dana and American Immigration to California, 1840-1850.” Southern California Quarterly 68(Summer 1986): 97-118.
[A12]
Cresap, Bernarr. “Early California As Described by Edward O.C. Ord.” Pacific Historical Review 21(November 1952): 329-340.
[A13]
“The Days of ‘Forty-Niners.” Land of Sunshine 13(September-October 1900): 271-276.
[A14]
Del Rio, Juan. “‘48 and ‘98.” Land of Sunshine 7(October 1897): 181-190. (Comparison of California and Alaska gold rushes)
[A15]
Devine, Preston. “Gold Emblematic of Beauty and Strength of State of California.” Grizzly Bear 90(March 1953): 2.
[A16]
Dye, Homer. “Gold - The Key to the West.” Overland Monthly and the Out West Magazine 86(June 1928): 176, 190.
[A17]
Eddy, J.M. “Rush of ‘49.” Out West 31(November 1909): 987-909.
[A18]
Francis, Jessie Davis. “The Golden Magnet.” Pony Express Courier 1(January 1935): 18, 20.
[A19]
Giffen, Guy J. “California Gold.” Quarterly of the Historical Society of Southern California 30(March 1948): 23-25.
[A20]
Gillis, Michael J. “The Changing World of the Sacramento Valley During the 19th Century.” Wagon Wheels 45(Fall 1995): 7-17.
[A21]
“A Gold Rush Document.” California Historical Society Quarterly 23 (September 1944): 226.
[A22]
Gorman, George C. “Pioneer Days in California.” Society of California Pioneers Quarterly 5(September 1928): 116-137.
[A23]
Gould, Barney. “In the Days of Forty Nine.” Pony Express 15(April 1949): 3, 11.
[A24]
Guinn, J.M. “In the Days of ‘49.” Publications of the Historical Society of Southern California 6(1903-1905): 71-77.
[A25]
Hall, Sharon M. “In the Land of the ‘Forty-Niners.” Out West 29(December 1908): 397-417; 30(January 1909): 2-41; (March 1909): 111-129.
[A26]
Hofer, E. “Days of '49.” Overland Monthly and the Out West Magazine 85(January 1926): 10-11.
[A27]
Hunt, Rockwell D. “California and Manifest Destiny.” Grizzly Bear 8(April 1911): 2-3.
[A28]
Joy, Emmett P. “Gold Flakes and the Golden Flood.” Grizzly Bear 80(January 1948): 4-5, 16.
[A29]
Joy, Emmett P. “Gold Rush Days.” Grizzly Bear 80(March 1948): 6,8.
[A30]
Lott, Charles F. “As It Was in '49.” Overland Monthly, second series 36(September 1900): 225-230; Butte County Historical Society Diggin's 12(Fall 1968): 3-14.
[A31]
Lyman, Chester Smith. “Conditions in California in 1848.” California Historical Society Quarterly 13(June 1934): 176-179.
[A32]
Lynch, Edward J. “Let’s Begin to Plan.” Grizzly Bear 76(April 1946): 7. (Centennial)
[A33]
Marvin, A.S. “California in ‘49.” Overland Monthly, second series 34(October 1899): 329-333.
[A34]
McGinty, Brian. “The Green & the Gold.” American West 15(March 1978): 18-21, 65-69.
[A35]
Peterson, H. C. “The Terrors and Tragedies of the Winter of Forty-Nine.” Pony Express Courier 4(January 1938): 13-14.
[A36]
“Pioneer Days of California.” Overland Monthly 8(May 1872): 457-462.
[A37]
Roske, Ralph J. “The World Impact of the California Gold Rush, 1849-1957.” Arizona and the West 5(1963): 187-232.
[A38]
Rotchev, A. “New Eldorado in California.” Pacific Historian 14(Winter 1970): 33-40.
[A39]
Simmons, James C. “Lure of the Mother Lode.” Americas (OAS) 33:1(1981): 33-39.
[A40]
Snyder, Jacob A. “Frontier Days - Written in 1851.” Society of California Pioneers Quarterly 8(December 1931): 220-223.
[A41]
Stewart, James D. “The Gold Discovery and Its Influence in California.” Pony Express Courier 1(January 1935): 15.
[A42]
Tamony, Peter. “‘To See the Elephant’.” Pacific Historian 12(Winter 1968): 23- 29. (Etymology)
[A43]
Turner, Justin G. “All Is Not Gold That Glitters.” American Book Collector 17:5(1967): 19-22; Pacific Historian 9(February 1965): 9-11, 44. (Disappointment in Gold Rush)

Chapter Two

THE
DIARIES, JOURNALS, LETTERS
OF
OVERLAND, ISTHMUS, CAPE HORN
AND CALIFORNIA

“I arrived in Sacramento with two sacks, made from sail cloth, filled with my personal effects. I carried the sacks on my back fastened with leather straps under my arms.”
___ The Autobiography of Charles Peters
[B1]
Albery, H.B. “Across the Isthmus in '50.” Overland Monthly, second series 64(October 1914): 381-387.
[B2]
Alexander, J.M. “J.M. Alexander: A Gold Miner's Letter, 1852.” California Historical Society Quarterly 49(December 1970): 353-358.
[B3]
Allen, Judy. “Children on the Overland Trails.” Overland Journal 12(Spring 1994): 2-11.
[B4]
Amesbury, H. Clyde. “Dr. George A. Grotefend . . . “ Covered Wagon (1958): 1-3.
(Germany, St. Louis, 1849)
[B5]
Amesbury, H. Clyde. “The Oregon Trail in California.” Covered Wagon (1961): 35-38.
[B6]
Andersson, Niles. “The Andersson Papers: Travels in the Western Hemisphere.”
Pacific Historian 30(Fall 1986): 4-17. (San Francisco)
[B7]
Andrews, Thomas F. “Satire and the Overland Guide: John B. Hall's Fanciful Advice to Gold Rush Emigrants.” California Historical Society Quarterly 48(June 1969): 99-111.
[B8]
Apostol, Jane. “Argonauts with a New York Accent: Ithaca to Agua Fria in 1849.” Southern California Quarterly 75(Spring 1993): 15-36.
[B9]
________. “‘The Fickel Goddess Evades Me’: The Gold Rush Letters of a Kentucky Gentleman.” Register of the Kentucky Historical Society 79:2(1981): 99-121.
[B10]
________. “Rendezvous in Stockton: Three Yankees Go West.” Pacific Historian 26(Spring 1982): 70-79.
[B11]
Athearn, P.A. “The Log Book of P.A. Athearn.” Pacific Historian 2(May 1958): 6- 7; (August 1958): 13-16; (November 1958): 9-12; 3(February 1959): 21- 23; (May 1959): 39-42; (August 1959): 69-72. (Overland trail)
[B12]
Bachman, Jacob Henry. “The Diary of a ‘Used-up’ Miner.” Edited by Jeanne Skinner Van Nostrand. California Historical Society Quarterly 22(March 1943): 66-83.
[B13]
Bailey, Henry Clay. “California '53: Journal of a California Pioneer.” Sutter County Historical Society News Bulletin 20(April 1981): 6-35; (October 1981): 7-32.
[B14]
Baker, George H. “Records of a California Journey.” Society of California Pioneers Quarterly 7(December 1930): 216-243. (Through Mexico 1849)
[B15]
________. “Records of a California Residence.” Society of California Pioneers Quarterly 8(March 1931): 38-70. (San Francisco, Sacramento, Sierra)
[B16]
Baresel, Karl and Dorothy Baresel. “Trails and Fords Above the Junction of the North and South Platt.” Overland Journal 6:2(1988): 13-24.
[B17]
Barriaga, Joan. “Mary Bennett, the Black Knight's Lady.” The Californians 8(September-October 1990): 16-25. (Pioneer, overland crossing, gold rush, vigilantes)
[B18]
Bayley, Thomas S. “The Reminiscences of Thomas S. Bayley.” Golden Notes 14(November 1967): 1-12. (Overland, 1848, El Dorado and Sacramento Counties)
[B19]
Beach, George Holton. “My Reminiscences.” Society of California Pioneers Quarterly 9(December 1932): 231-248.
[B20]
Beaman, A. Gaylord. “Pioneer Letters.” Quarterly of the Historical Society of Southern California 21(March 1939): 17-30.
[B21]
Benjamin, Theodosia. “The Audubon Party - New York to California, 1849.” Pacific Historian 12(Fall 1968): 6-27. (Overland)
[B22]
Berry, C. (Mrs. John Van Antwerp Berry) "A Letter from the Mines." California Historical Quarterly 5(March 1926): 293-295.
[B23]
Blair, Ethel Carter. “The Gage Family.” Covered` Wagon (1957): 16-17. (Jonathan F. Gage, Panama, 1852)
[B24]
Blake, Anson S. “An Early Day California Letter From Charles T. Blake.” Society of California Pioneers Quarterly 7(March 1930): 6-28.
[B25]
Bloom, Mary Geneva, ed. “The Hazelton Letters.” The Californians 12:5(1995): 6-13
[B26]
Bolling, Dwayne, ed. “Gold Rush Journey: A Letter by William C. Foster, 1850.” Nebraska History 62:3(1850): 400-410.
[B27]
Brady, Charles C. “From Hannibal to the Gold Fields in 1849.” Pacific Historian 4(November 1960): 145-152; 5(February 1961): 4-14; (May 1961): 77- 83.
[B28]
Brier, John Wells. “The Death Valley Party of 1849.” Out West 18(March 1903): 326-335; (April 1903): 456-465.
[B29]
Briggs, B.B. “B.B. Briggs: Book 1849.” Sutter County Historical Society News Bulletin 28(April 1989): 9-24. (Diary, overland, Ohio)
[B30]
Brininstool, E.A. “The Naming of ‘Death Valley’” Thrilling Experiences of the Manley Party, First Whites to Traverse America's Most Barren Section." Pony Express Courier 3(November 1936): 4, 17-19.
[B31]
Brown, Randy. “Buried at Ash Hollow.” Overland Journal 8:3(1990): 18-25.
[B32]
________. “Childs' Cutoff.” Overland Journal 5(Spring 1987): 17-22.
[B33]
________. “Daniel Lantz and the Wayne County Companies of 1850.” Overland Journal 9(Fall 1991): 2-13.
[B34]
________. “The Grave of Ephraim Brown.” Overland Journal 7:1(1989): 25- 27.
[B35]
Brown, Sharon. “What the Covered Wagon Covered.” Overland Journal 4(Summer 1986): 32-39.
[B36]
Brown, Sharon. “Women on the Overland Trails - A Historical Perspective.” Overland Journal 2(Winter 1984): 35-40.
[B37]
Brown, Terry. “An Emigrants’ Guide for Women: 1850 Edition.” American West 7(September 1970): 12-17, 63. (Overland)
[B38]
Brownlee, Robert. “Reminiscences of Robert Brownlee.” Publication of the Society of California Pioneers (1947): 11-37.
[B39]
Brun, Christian F. “From Mokelumne and Humbug and Calaveras County: Six Gold Rush Letters.” Soundings 16(1985): 78-82.
[B40]
Bryan, Charles W. "From Marthasville to Marysville in 1850." Bulletin of the Missouri Historical Society 19:2(1963): 115-126.
[B41]
Bryant, Berryman. “Reminiscences of California, 1849-1852.” Quarterly of the California Historical Society 11(March 1932): 35-39.
[B42]
Burchell, R.A. “The California Gold Rush, 1849-50: Two British Letters.” Bulletin of the John Rylands University Library of Manchester 66:1(1983): 3-9.
[B43]
Cairns, Andrew. “‘I Take This Opportunity to Inform You . . . ‘: The Gold Rush Letters of Andrew Cairns.” Edited by James T. King. California Historical Society Quarterly 46(September 1967): 206-222.
[B44]
Calkins, Agnes. “Josiah and Isaac Roop.” Covered Wagon (1959): 35-39. (Panama, 1850)
[B45]
Cann, T.H. “From the Mississippi to the Valley of the Sacramento.” Overland Monthly, second series 45(June 1905): 526-528. (Memories of 1853)
[B46]
Cantelon, Philip L., ed. “The California Gold Fields in the 1850s: Letters From Ephraim Thompson, Daviess County, Indiana.” Indiana Magazine of History 65:3(1969): 157-172.
[B47]
Capps, Michael A. “Wheels in the West: The Overland Wagon.” Overland Journal 8:4(1990): 2-11.
[B48]
Carlow, William A. “Around the Horn in 1849: Early Day Letter From a California Pioneer.” Grizzly Bear 46(November 1929): 3,4; (December 1929): 4, 45.
[B49]
Carlson, Iva Smith. “Dr. A.M.C. Smith and Cordelia Kellogg Smith.” Siskiyou Pioneer 5:7(1984): 10-15. (From Ohio, overland, 1850)
[B50]
Carr, James. “The California Letters of James Carr.” Quarterly of the California Historical Society 11(June 1932): 157-175.
[B51]
Carter, Robert W. “‘Sometimes When I Hear the Winds Sigh’: Mortality on the Overland Trail.” California History 74(Summer 1995): 146-161.
[B52]
Caughey, John Walton. “Southwest from Salt Lake City in 1849.” Pacific Historical Review 6(June 1937): 143-164.
[B53]
Chaffee, Joseph Bennett. “The Letters of Joseph Bennett Chaffee: Salmon Falls, 1850-1851.” Golden Notes 2(June 1956): 1-8. (To relatives, New York)
[B54]
Chamberlain, James Franklin. “The Lure of Gold: The Story of the Greatest Gold Rush in the Annals of History by the Argonauts of ‘49.” Overland Monthly and the Out West Magazine 81(October 1923): 8-13.
[B55]
“Charles Michael Nentzel.” Siskiyou Pioneer 5:1(1978): 48. (From Bavaria, Nicaragua crossing, 1853)
[B56]
Cheesman, David W. “By Ox Team From Salt Lake to Los Angeles, 1850.” Annual Publications of the Historical Society of Southern California 14(1930): 270-337.
[B57]
Chever, Edward E. “Through the Straits of Magellan in 1849.” Society of California Pioneers Quarterly 4(September 1927): 136-163.
[B58]
Church, Andrew S. “Memoirs of Andrew S. Church.” Society of California Pioneers Quarterly 3(December 1926): 153-201.
[B59]
Clark, Dennis Woodruff. “A Letter From San Francisco.” Society of California Pioneers Quarterly 5(December 1928): 190-199.
[B60]
Clark, J.E. “From St. Louis to San Francisco in 1850.” Annual Publication of the Historical Society of Southern California 1(1890): 27-32.
[B61]
Clarke, William John. “Journey to the El Dorado: Diary of William John Clarke, Jr.” Wagon Wheels 26(Fall 1986): 4-9. (Illinois, overland, 1849, Colusa County)
[B62]
Clyman, James. “James Clyman: His Diaries and Reminiscences.” California Historical Society Quarterly 6(March 1927): 58-65.
[B63]
Colby, Elbridge. “Across the Isthmus in ‘53.” Overland Monthly, second series 64(August 1914): 126-132.
[B64]
Conlin, Joseph R. “Eating on the Rush: Organizing Meals on the Overland Trail.” California History 64(Summer 1985): 218-225.
[B65]
Conmy, Peter T. “Captive Among Indians.” Grizzly Bear 50(October 1932): 8. (Colorado River in 1850)
[B66]
Cordua, Theodor. “The Memoirs of Theodor Cordua: The Pioneer of New Mecklenburg in the Sacramento Valley.” Edited and Translated by Erwin G. Gudde. Quarterly of the California Historical Society 12(December 1933): 278-311.
[B67]
Coy, Owen C. “Trails of the Forty-Niners.” California History Nugget 3(February- March 1930): 43-50.
[B68]
“Crossing the Plains With R.G. Burrows.” Wagon Wheels 13(May 1964): 3-24. (Overland, 1848, Sacramento Valley)
[B69]
Cushing, John M. “From New York to San Francisco Via the Isthmus of Panama, Including the Voyage From Panama to San Francisco on the Ship ‘Niantic’.” Society of California Pioneers Quarterly 6(October 1929): 118-134.
[B70]
Dart, John Paul. “A Mississippian in the Gold Fields: The Letters of John Paul Dart, 1849-1856.” Edited by Howard Mitcham. California Historical Society Quarterly 35(September 1856): 205-231.
[B71]
Davis, Charlotte and Bernice Meamber. “Henry Levi Davis - Early Builder in Montague.” Siskiyou Pioneer 5:3(1980): 33-35. (From Ohio, overland, 1952)
[B72]
Davis, Hugh. “Gold Rush Vignettes from Middlebourne: Letters of Anna E. Brown and Sibs.” Manuscripts 34:2(1982): 109-120.
[B73]
Davis, Richard M. “The Walker River-Sonora Crossing.” Overland Journal 6:3(1988): 10-28.
[B74]
Davis, Richard M. “Where Have All the Wagons Gone? Gone, Gone Long Ago, Or Very Nearly So.” Overland Journal 15(Autumn 1997): 16-39.
[B75]
Davis, Robert Ralph. “An Ohioan's Letter From the California Gold Fields.” Ohio History 76:3(1967): 159-163.
[B76]
De Ferrari, Carlo M. “The Journal of the La Grange Company; Being the Record of a Journey from Texas to California in 1849.” The Quarterly of the Tuolumne County Historical Society 6(October-December 1966): 182- 184; 7(October-December 1967): 224-228.
[B77]
Decker, P. “A Journal of ‘Items’ on a Trip to California Overland.” Publication of the Society of California Pioneers (1954): 13-33.
[B78]
Dietsche, Mary Lynn. “‘Mon coeur est gonfle d'esperance!’ : Letters of a Young Frenchman in Early San Francisco.” California History 59(Winter 1980- 81): 334-351.
[B79]
Dillon, Richard H. “Tragedy at Oatman Flat: Massacre, Captivity, and Mystery.” American West 18(March-April 1981): 46-54, 59. (Overland, NM)
[B80]
Dinsdale, Matthew. “Gold Rush Letter: Matthew Dinsdale to His Brother Edward Dinsdale.” Pacific Historian 8(November 1964): 217-219.
[B81]
Doble, John. “A Glimpse of Life in the Gold Country: Excerpts from John Doble's Journal and Correspondence.” California Geology 47:4(1994): 104-117.
[B82]
________. “John Doble's Journal.” Pacific Historian 7(August 1963): 139-140.
[B83]
Doggett, Charles David. “My Pioneer Grandfather . . . ” Siskiyou Pioneer 3:2(1959): 27-32. (Overland)
[B84]
Dore, Benjamin. “The Journal of Benjamin Dore: One of the Argonauts.” California Historical Society Quarterly 2(July 1923): 86-139.
[B85]
Dougal, William H. “Letters of an Artist in the Gold Rush.” California Historical Society Quarterly 22(September 1943): 235-252.
[B86]
Dumke, Glenn S. “Across Mexico in ‘49.” Pacific Historical Review 18(February 1949): 33-44.
[B87]
Dustin, David. “A Letter From Sacramento, 1850.” Golden Notes 3(April 1957): 3- 8; (July 1957): 1-6. (To Massachusetts)
[B88]
Dutton, Edgar W. “David Dewey Dutton - Overland Pioneer 1839.” Pony Express 26(September 1959): 1-6.
[B89]
Dwinelle, John W. “The Diary of John W. Dwinelle: From New York to Panama in 1849.” Society of California Pioneers Quarterly 8(June 1931): 105-129.
[B90]
Early, Mabel Dorn. “Biographical Narrative of the Bennett Family.” Pony Express 17(September 1950): 8-9, 11, 13, 15; (November 1950): 9-10.
[B91]
Easterby, Anthony Y. “Memoirs of Captain Anthony Y. Easterby: Dictated by Himself to His Family in August 1885.” Edited by Helen Putnam Van Sicklen. Society of California Pioneers Quarterly 9(1933): 56-86. (Stockton to San Francisco run)
[B92]
Eaton, Edna Behrens. “Chauncey Carroll Bush . . . “ Covered Wagon (1958): 24- 27. (From Illinois, overland 1850)
[B93]
Eaton, Richard B. “Colonel William Magee: 1806-1892 (Pioneer - Surveyor - Mine Owner).” Covered Wagon (1965): 33-36. (From Alabama, around Horn, 1849, Shasta County)
[B94]
Edwards, A.C. “A Gold Rush Letter from A.C. Edwards.” California Historical Society Quarterly 43(September 1964): 247-250.
[B95]
Egan, Ferol. “Jornada del Muerto [Journey of Death].” American West 6:4(1969): 12-19, 61-63.
[B96]
Eggleston, William S. “Mining for Gold in California: Reminiscences of an Old Timer.” Journal of the West 20:2(1981): 48-52.
[B97]
Elder, Clara A. “Two Gold Rush Letters.” New York History 51:1(1970): 71-76.
[B98]
Etter, Patricia A. “To California on the Southern Route - 1849.” Overland Journal 13(Fall 1995): 2-13.
[B99]
________. “HO! for California on the Mexican Gold Trail.” Overland Journal 11(Fall 1993): 2-15.
[B100]
Ewart, Shirley. “Cornish Miners in Grass Valley: The Letters of John Coad.” Pacific Historian 25(Winter 1981): 38-45.
[B101]
Fairchild, Mahlon D. “Reminiscences of a ‘Forty-Niner.” California Historical Society Quarterly 13(March 1934): 2-33.
[B102]
Faragher, John Mack. “Families on the Overland Trail.” Pacific Historian 23(Spring 1979): 4-23.
[B103]
Farwell, Willard Brigham. “Recollections of Gold Digging.” Society of California Pioneers Quarterly 1(March 1924): 17-27.
[B104]
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[B105]
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(Emigrant trail)
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[B307]
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[B315]
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Watson, Jeanne H. “The Carson Emigrant Road.” Overland Journal 4(Summer 1986): 4-12.
[B317]
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[B318]
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Chapter Three

PEOPLE

“On my arrival in Jackson, in the latter part of 1850, I built a log cabin. The first night I slept in it, I had company of three rats. During the night, I felt something cold moving across my feet and thought it was one of the rats getting friendly. In the morning I found a rattlesnake curled up in a corner of my cabin.”
___ The Autobiography of Charles Peters

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(Around Horn, 1850)
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(Overland, 1850)
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[C98]
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[C129]
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[C130]
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[C131]
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[C140]
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[C148]
“Granville P. Swift.” Society of California Pioneers Quarterly 8(December 1931): 266-267. (Miner 1847-1849)
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[C150]
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Gunther, Le Roy H. “The Story of the Lundy Family.” Pony Express 22(March 1956): 5-8. (Mono County)
[C161]
Haas, John B. “John B. Haas . . . Pioneer: Autobiography.” Pony Express Courier 5(June 1938): 7-10; (July 1938): 7-10; (August 1938): 7-13; (September 1938): 7-10; (October 1938): 7-10; (November 1938): 7-10; (December 1938): 5-6, 11-12; (January 1939): 7-10; (February 1939): 7-10; (March 1939): 7-10; (May 1939): 7-10; 6(June 1939): 7-10; (July 1939): 7-10.
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Hamlin, H. “California's John Studebaker.” Pony Express 20(December 1953): 1- 13. [C169]
________. “Haas Brothers Founded a Century Ago.” Pony Express 18(December 1951): 1-13. (San Francisco merchants)
[C170]
________. “The House of Breuner.” Pony Express 23(October 1956): 1-10. (John Breuner furniture merchant)
[C171]
________. “Levi Strauss - California Pioneer.” Pony Express 17(December 1950): 1-15.
[C172]
________. “Redington, Holden & Almy to California in 1849.” Pony Express 24(September 1957): 3-5, 12. (San Francisco merchants)
[C173]
________. “Sam Brannan - Great Man of History.” Pony Express 13(December 1946): 1-4, 13.
[C174]
________. “Snowshoe Thomson of the High Sierra.” Pony Express 26(January 1960): 3-5.
[C175]
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[C180]
Heite, Edward F. “Extra Billy Smith.” Virginia Cavalcade 15:3(1966): 5-13.
[C181]
Hemsted, Phil. “Legends of Shasta County.” Covered Wagon (1964): 3-11. (Chinese)
[C182]
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[C186]
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[C190]
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[C192]
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[C197]
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[C200]
Hyde, Leslie Daggett. “The John Daggett Story . . . ” Siskiyou Pioneer 1:5(1951): 1-8. (Around the Horn)
[C201]
“Interview With Martha Bidwell Greene.” Covered Wagon (1971): 47-49. (From Wisconsin, 1852, Shasta County)
[C202]
Isetti, Ronald. “Lola Montez in Grass Valley.” Pacific Historian 4(May 1960): 34- 47.
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Jarvis, Clarence E. “Sutter and His Fort.” Grizzly Bear 34(May 1924): 12, 14.
[C206]
“John A. Sutter.” Society of California Pioneers Quarterly 5(March 1928): 38-53;
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[C207]
“John Mohler Studebaker.” Pony Express Courier 6(August 1939): 1-4, 6.
[C208]
“John Shertzer Hittell, 1825-1901.” Society of California Pioneers Quarterly 2(March 1925): 19-43.
[C209]
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[C210]
Johnstone, Bertha Bass “The Bass Family of Shasta County.” Covered Wagon (1975): 33-42, 70. (John Stephen Bass, from Missouri, overland, 1851)
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“Joseph Boston . . . Merchant of Monterey.” Noticias del Puerto de Monterey 14(September 1970): 19-23. (1849-1854)
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Kenny, William Robert. “Mexican-American Conflict on the Mining Frontier.” Journal of the West 6(October 1967): 582-592.
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[C221]
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[C222]
Klotz, William F. “Rudolph Klotz and His Family in Shasta County . . . “ Covered Wagon (1958): 37-38. (From Prussia, New York, St. Louis, around Horn, 1853)
[C223]
Knoche, Herman. “Also Pioneers.” Society of California Pioneers Quarterly 6(December 1929): 175-181. (Scientists)
[C224]
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[C225]
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[C227]
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[C228]
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Lamson, Bereniece. “The Frenchmen's Dream.” Pacific Historian 22(Fall 1978): 253-261.
[C231]
“Langley & Michaels of California.” Pony Express 24(September 1957): 9-16. (San Francisco pharmacy)
[C232]
Lapp, Rudolph M. “Negro Rights Activities in Gold Rush California.” California Historical Society Quarterly 45(1966): 3-20.
[C233]
Latta, Frank L. “Murrieta Rides Again.” Pony Express 29(June 1962): 1-4; (July 1962): 1-4; (September 1962): 6-7; (March 1963): 3-4; (June 1963): 5- 7; 30(January 1964): 1-10.
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________. “Sold on Murrieta.” Pony Express 29(August 1962): 3-4.
[C235]
Leduc, Edward Barnaby. “Joseph Barnaby Leduc.” Siskiyou Pioneer 5:1(1978): 56-59. (From Montreal, overland, 1850)
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[C238]
Lenhoff, James. “Gold Rush Manor Is Saved.” Butte County Historical Scoiety Diggin's 6(Winter 1962): 3-4. (Oroville-Lott Manor)
[C239]
________. “The Story of Elijah Merchant: Founder of Butte County's First Church at Forbestown in 1853.” Butte County Historical Society Diggin's 3(Fall 1959): 15-16.
[C240]
Leuteneker, Sibyl L. “California's Pioneer Sister.” Nevada County Historical Society 22(March 1968): 1-3. (Catholic nun Mother Francis Bridgeman, Ireland, 1854)
[C241]
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[C242]
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[C243]
Ley, Wilda Trivelpiece. “The Deters.” Siskiyou Pioneer 6:1(1988): 41-44. (From Pennsylvania, overland, 1850)
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[C245]
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“Lloyd Tevis - 1824-1899: Wells Fargo & Co.’s Famous President.” Pony Express 26(July 1960): 4.
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“Lola Montez, Countess of Landsfeldt.” Pony Express Courier 2(October 1935): 10, 13.
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[C252]
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[C253]
“Lucias Fairchild.” Siskiyou Pioneer 5:1(1978): 10-17. (From Wisconsin, 1848)
[C254]
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“‘Lying Jim’ Townsend - 1823-1900: Pilot, Miner, Story Teller, Newspaper Editor and Literary Genius.” Pony Express 22(May 1956): 1-7.
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[C258]
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[C259]
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Masson, Marcelle. “Captain Bradford Ripley Allen . . . ” Siskiyou Pioneer 2(Spring 1954): 64-68. (Indian battle)
[C263]
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[C267]
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[C273]
“More About Bernard J. Reid.” Pony Express Courier 4(November 1937): 13.
(San Francisco Educator)
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[C275]
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[C278]
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[C279]
________. “Guillaume Patrice Dillon.” California Historical Society Quarterly 35(December 1956): 309-324.
[C280]
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[C282]
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[C288]
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[C290]
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[C300]
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[C304]
Peterson, Richard H. “Anti-Mexican Nativism in California, 1848-1853.” Southern California Quarterly 62(Winter 1980): 309-327.
[C305]
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[C306]
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Phillips, Edward J. “Seeing the Elephant.” Pacific Historian 18(Spring 1974): 12-30. (Anglo-American discrimination against Mexicans during the gold rush)
[C310]
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[C336]
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[C338]
“Samuel Brannan, Representative Citizen.” California History Nugget 3(December 1930- January 1931): 108-113.
[C339]
“San Francisco's Leader Through 1851.” Pony Express (February 1952): 9. (Selim E. Woodworth)
[C340]
Savage, W. Sherman. “The Negro on the Mining Frontier.” Journal of Negro History 30(February 1945): 30-46.
[C341]
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[C345]
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[C352]
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[C353]
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[C354]
“Sierra County Pioneers of 1852.” Pony Express 26(January 1960): 11.
[C355]
Silva, Lee A. “Snowshoe Thompson, America's Phenomenal Gold Rush Mailman.” The Californians 5(November-December 1987): 12-22.
[C356]
Simpson, Alice Fisher. “Pioneer Register: August and Caroline Heisch.” Golden Notes 3(April 1957): 1-2. (From Germany 1850)
[C357]
Simpson, Alice Fisher. “Pioneer Register: John and Eva Marie (Thrush) Scott.” Golden Notes 3(April 1957): 2-3. (From New York 1852)
[C358]
Skaar, Sven. “James J. Ott, 1826-1907, Nevada City Pioneer.” Nevada County Historical Society 10(February 1956): 1-6. (From Switzerland, 1849)
[C359]
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[C360]
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[C361]
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[C362]
Sleath, Doris Holloway and Earl Ramey. “The Holloway Family: Pioneers of Sutter County.” Sutter County Historical Society News Bulletin 10(July 1971): 2-26. (Missouri, overland, 1850)
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[C365]
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[C366]
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[C368]
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[C369]
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[C370]
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[C371]
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[C372]
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[C376]
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[C382]
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[C383]
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[C385]
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[C387]
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[C390]
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[C399]
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[C404]
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[C408]
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[C410]
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[C412]
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[C413]
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[C415]
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[C416]
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[C417]
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[C418]
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[C419]
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[C420]
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[C422]
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[C423]
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[C424]
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[C426]
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[C427]
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[C428]
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[C429]
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[C430]
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[C431]
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[C432]
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[C433]
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[C434]
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[C435]
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[C436]
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[C437]
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[C438]
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Chapter Four

PLACES
MINING CAMPS
TOWNS, CITIES, COUNTIES

“He seated himself on the bedrock and with the pan between his knees began digging with his knife the mud out of the crevices and dropping it into the pan. Soon a yellow gleam began to appear in the pan and then my hopes began to rise. Then a nugget, weighing at least two ounces, dropped with a bang upon the bottom of the pan. ‘Have we struck it?’ I asked. ‘Oui, oui,’ he said, and then I knew we had.”
___ The Autobiography of Charles Peters

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[D3]
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[D4]
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[D5]
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[D6]
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[D7]
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[D8]
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[D9]
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[D10]
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[D11]
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[D12]
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[D13]
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[D14]
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[D15]
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[D16]
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[D17]
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[D18]
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[D19]
Bowie, Patricia. “The Shifting Gold Rush Scenario: California to Australia to New Zealand.” The Californians 6(January-February 1988): 12-30.
[D20]
Bowles, Laura Carman. “Nord - the District and the Town.” Butte County Historical Society Diggin's 10(Summer 1966): 3-12.
[D21]
Brainard, Sara Louise. “River of the Holy Sacrament.” Grizzly Bear 34(May 1924): 8-10, 14.
[D22]
“Brief History of San Francisco Lands.” Society of California Pioneers Quarterly 1(June 1924): 5-14.
[D23]
Brienes, Marvin. “Sacramento Defies the Rivers, 1850-1878.” California History 58(Spring 1979): 2-19.
[D24]
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[D25]
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[D26]
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[D27]
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[D28]
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[D29]
Bush, C.C. “Name of River Should Be McLeod . . . “ Covered Wagon (1958): 28-30.
(Sacramento River branch)
[D30]
“Busy Mining Towns of Early Sierra County.” Pony Express 17(February 1951): 6.
[D31]
Byington, Lewis F. “Early Days in San Francisco.” Grizzly Bear 51(February 1933): 5, 8.
[D32]
“California State Capitols After the Spanish Days.” Pony Express 15(October 1948): 1. (Pictures only)
[D33]
“California's Two Largest Cities As They Appeared in the Gold Rush Days.” Pony Express Courier 3(June 1936): 1. (Photos)
[D34]
Chamberlain, Newell D. “It Happened in Mariposa.” Pony Express Courier 4(August 1937): 9.
[D35]
________. “Mariposa Days.” Pony Express Courier 3(March 1937): 7.
[D36]
Cherry, Donald L. “Boston Looks at E. Dorado.” Overland Monthly and the Out West Magazine 91(March 1933): 43-44.
[D37]
Chever, Edward E. “The First Settlement of Yuba City.” Society of California Pioneers Quarterly 9(December 1932): 226-230.
[D38]
“Colusa's Historic Riverside Hotel.” Wagon Wheels 42(Fall 1992): 4-7. (Built 1851)
[D39]
Conmy, Peter T. “Benicia, Intended Metropolis.” Grizzly Bear 72(February 1944): 3, 17.
[D40]
________. “Colonel Baker’s Field and Buena Vista County.” Grizzly Bear 65(May 1940): 4.
[D41]
________. “El Dorado County.” Grizzly Bear 67(May 1941): 4.
[D42]
________. “Folsom’s Claim and the Leidesdorf Succession.” Grizzly Bear 92(January 1954): 4. (San Francisco)
[D43]
________. “Klamath: California’s Lost County.” Grizzly Bear 70(February 1943): 2.
[D44]
________. “Oakland: Queen of the Contra Costa.” Grizzly Bear 68(September 1941): 3, 5.
[D45]
________. “Oakland: Site of Early Day Duel.” Grizzly Bear 69(June 1942): 4.
(Broderick 1852)
[D46]
________. “Pa-Utah, a California County Situated in Nevada State.” Grizzly Bear 66(November 1940): 4.
[D47]
________. “Sacramento and Sutter’s Fort.” Grizzly Bear 63(February 1939): 3.
[D48]
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[D49]
Coy, Owen C. “The Queen of the Angels.” Grizzly Bear 48(September 1931): 1-4, 8. (Los Angeles)
[D50]
Crawford, C.M. “Early Recollections of Lake County.” Publication of the Society of California Pioneers (1951): 11-24.
[D51]
Cutten, C.P. “The Humboldt Bay Region.” Society of California Pioneers Quarterly 9(March 1932): 7-42.
[D52]
Dana, Julian. “The Great Fires of San Francisco.” Pony Express Courier 2(July 1935): 1, 12.
[D53]
________. “When We Were Young.” Pony Express Courier 3(November 1936): 3. (San Francisco)
[D54]
De Ferrari, Carlo M. “Sonora's Early Streets.” Chispa 11(April-June 1972): 381- 396.
[D55]
“Death Valley in ‘49.” Land of Sunshine 6(February 1897): 116.
[D56]
Delay, Peter J. “Historic Plumas County Site Marked.” Grizzly Bear 43(August 1928): 6.
[D57]
Delgado, James P. “The Humblest Cottage Can in a Short Time Afford . . . Pure and Sparkling Water: Early Efforts to Solve Gold Rush San Francisco's Water Shortage.” Pacific Historian 26(Fall 1982): 26-39.
[D58]
Derby, George H. “Squibob's Visit to Benicia in 1850.” Pacific Historian 10(Winter 1966): 42-48.
[D59]
Derrick, Victory A. “A Retrospect of Oakland.” Grizzly Bear 46(June 1930): 18- 19.
[D60]
Deward, Robert J. “Grass Valley, Land of the Pioneer.” Grizzly Bear 51(May 1933): 5-9.
[D61]
Dexter, John L. “Mariposa on the Mother Lode.” Pony Express Courier 4(February 1938): 3-4, 14.
[D62]
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[D63]
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[D66]
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[D67]
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[D68]
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[D69]
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[D70]
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[D74]
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[D75]
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[D77]
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[D78]
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(El Dorado County)
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(Sacramento, 1850-1852)
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[D86]
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[D87]
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[D88]
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[D91]
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[D93]
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[D94]
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[D95]
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[D96]
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[D97]
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[D98]
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[D99]
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[D100]
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[D101]
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[D102]
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[D104]
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[D106]
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[D107]
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[D108]
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[D109]
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[D110]
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[D111]
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[D112]
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[D114]
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[D115]
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[D116]
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[D117]
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[D118]
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[D119]
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[D120]
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[D121]
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[D122]
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[D123]
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[D124]
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[D125]
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[D126]
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[D127]
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[D128]
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[D129]
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[D130]
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[D131]
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[D132]
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[D133]
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[D134]
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[D135]
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[D136]
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[D137]
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[D138]
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[D139]
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[D140]
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[D141]
________. “Telegraph Hill . . . Used As a Signal Station During Gold Rush Days.” Grizzly Bear 79(November 1947): 4, 18. (San Francisco)
[D142]
_______. “The Upper Pit River.” Grizzly Bear 78(January 1947): 8, 12. (Shasta, Modoc, Lassen Counties)
[D143]
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[D144]
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[D145]
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[D146]
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[D147]
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[D148]
Kneiss, Gilber H. “The First Rail in San Francisco.” Pony Express Courier 4(January 1938): 15-16.
[D149]
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[D150]
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[D151]
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Historical Society of Southern California Quarterly 36(March 1954): 28- 39; (September 1954): 225-237.
[D152]
________. “First Hotel of Old Los Angeles: The Romantic Bella Union.” Historical Society of Southern California Quarterly 33(March 1951): 37- 59.
[D153]
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[D154]
Laney, Anita. “Marysville Methodist Episcopal Church: The Critical Years - 1850-1864.” Sutter County Historical Society News Bulletin 13(October 1974): 2-27. (Marysville, Sutter County)
[D155]
“Landmarks of the Southern Mines Counties.” Pony Express 16(July 1949): 4-11.
[D156]
Lang, Margaret Hanna. “Early Justice in Sonora.” Pacific Historian 3(February 1959): 3-4, 8; (May 1959): 35-37; (August 1959): 59-61; (November 1959): 90-96.
[D157]
Lar, Har. “Saga of Holcomb Valley.” Grizzly Bear 81(August 1948): 6, 16. (Los Angeles, Gold, 1942)
[D158]
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[D159]
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[D160]
Lee, Clinton. “Graniteville.” Nevada County Historical Society 26(April 1972): 1- 8.
[D161]
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[D162]
Leuteneker, Sibyl L. “Nevada County Homes With A History.” Nevada County Historical Society 20(June 1966): 1-3.
[D163]
Lillie, Emma Witte. “A Visit to the Gold Mining Counties of California.” Grizzly Bear 6(April 1910): 17, 19.
[D164]
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[D165]
Lingenfelter, Keith. “Historic Cobblestone House of Tehama County.” Wagon Wheels 27(September 1977): 14-16. (Built 1852)
[D166]
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[D167]
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[D168]
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[D169]
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[D170]
________. “Weaverville, Its Chinese Battles, Etc.” Pony Express 17(April 1951): 7-8, 12.
[D171]
Lorch, Fred W. “Iowa and the California Gold Rush of 1849.” Iowa Journal of History and Politics 30(1932): 307-376.
[D172]
Luckingham, Bradford. “Agents of Culture in the Urban West: Merchants and Mercantile Libraries in Mid-Nineteenth Century St. Louis and San Francisco.” Journal of the West 17(April 1978): 28-35.
[D173]
________. “Benevolence in Emergent San Francisco: A Note on Immigrant Life in the Urban Far West.” Southern California Quarterly 55(Winter 1973): 431-443.
[D174]
________. “Immigrant Life in Emergent San Francisco.” Journal of the West 12(October 1973): 600-617.
[D175]
________. “Religion in Early San Francisco.” Pacific Historian 17(Winter 1973): 56-74.
[D176]
Ludington, Marion Jarvis. “The Sage Brush War.” Covered Wagon (1960): 31-39.
(Isaac Roop family, Old Dominion fire, Colusa County,1852)
[D177]
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[D178]
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[D179]
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[D180]
McGloin, John Bernard. “Father Flavian Fontaine and a College of Sorrows: A Little Known Page from San Francisco's Past.” Pacific Historian 17(Winter 1973): 1- 12.
[D181]
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[D182]
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[D183]
McGrew, William K. “The Rats of Sacramento.” Overland Monthly, second series 36(September 1900): 235-240. (Story)
[D184]
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[D185]
McKevitt, Jerry. “‘Gold Lake’ Myth Brought Civilization to Plumas County.” Journal of the West 3(October 1964): 489-500.
[D186]
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[D187]
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[D188]
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[D189]
Miller, Thomas. “Early History of Churches in Butte County - 19th Century.” Butte County Historical Society Diggin's 17(1973): 3-13.
[D190]
Mills, Sara Lee. “The Early History of Princeton.” Wagon Wheels 21(September 1971): 10-16. (Colusa County)
[D191]
“Mok Hill Looks Back on Hectic Days of Gold.” Las Calaveras 37(October 1988): 1- 6.
[D192]
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[D193]
“Moon House.” Wagon Wheels 2(April 1952): 1-5. (Tehama County, 1850)
[D194]
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[D195]
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[D196]
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[D197]
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[D198]
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[D199]
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[D200]
Murchie, Ray. “Nevada City First Methodist Church.” Nevada County Historical Society 9(November 1955): 1-2.
[D201]
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[D202]
Nesbitt, Delores. “Scott’s Bar Town.” Siskiyou Pioneer 5:1(1978): 1-2.
[D203]
“Nevada City Baptist Church.” Nevada County Historical Society 9(November 1955): 4.
[D204]
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[D205]
Newport, Ruth Ann. “Sonora's Ten Great Fires.” Pony Express 22(December 1955): 10-15.
[D206]
“Niantic Hotel (On Sansome St. Beach in Days of '49).” Pony Express 18(February 1952): 6. (San Francisco - from ship of same name)
[D207]
Nicolini, Dolores Yescas, Richard Yescas, and Roberta M. McDow. “Chinese Camp.” Pacific Historian 16(Summer 1962): 47-64.
[D208]
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[D209]
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[D210]
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[D211]
“Old Columbia’s Early Days.” Pony Express 34(June 1968): 3-5.
[D212]
“Old Gross Hotel in Tuttletown.” Pony Express 23(May 1957): 6.
[D213]
"Old Hangtown: How Placerville Got Its Name 'Hangtown'." Pony Express Courier 1(June 1934): 1.
[D214]
“Old Rough and Ready Once Defended Itself Against the Union.” Pony Express 24(April 1958): 9.
[D215]
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[D216]
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[D217]
Oneill, John W. “Nevada, City of Four Hills, Government Seat Nevada County, California.” Grizzly Bear 51(May 1933): 26-27.
[D218]
“Orange County’s Only Forty-Niner.” Pony Express Courier 1(January 1935): 25.
[D219]
Ottey, Allan. “Sacramento in 1855.” Golden Notes 1(April 1955): 5-8.
[D220]
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[D221]
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[D222]
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[D223]
Paul, Rodman William. “After the Gold Rush: San Francisco and Portland.” Pacific Historical Review 51(February 1982): 1-21.
[D224]
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[D225]
Peterson, H.C. “Amador County: The Story of the County of Golden Enchantment.” Pony Express Courier 1(May 1935): 6-7, 10-11.
[D226]
________. “Calaveras County.” Pony Express Courier 2(August 1935): 8, 10, 12.
[D227]
Peterson, Richard H. “The Failure to Reclaim: California State Swamp Land Policy and the Sacramento Valley, 1850-1866.” Southern California Quarterly 56(Spring 1974): 45-60.
[D228]
Perkins, Anthony B. “Mining Camps of Soledad.” Historical Society of Southern California Quarterly 40(June 1958): 149-173; (September 1958): 285- 303; (December 1958): 373-392.
[D229]
“Pictorial History of Yreka . . . “ Siskiyou Pioneer 4:9(1976): 1-16.
[D230]
“Placer County’s Old Road From Auburn to Lake Tahoe Built in 1851-54.” Pony Express 23(July 1956): 9.
[D231]
“Placer County’s Original Forest Hill in the 1850s.” Pony Express 24(July 1957): 5.
[D232]
“Portsmouth Square Opens July First.” Pony Express 16(July 1949): 12. (San Francisco)
[D233]
Potter, Elizabeth Gray. “Columbia - ‘Gem of the Southern Mines.’” California Historical Society Quarterly 24(September 1945): 267-270.
[D234]
“Public Notice: All Citizens of Hornitos Are Respectively Invited to Attend the Hanging of Cherokee Bill. Horsethief.” Pony Express 23(November 1956): 1. (From Hornitos Times)
[D235]
Pyeatt, Ralph. “The Story of Murphys.” Pacific Historian 19(Fall 1975): 230-240.
[D236]
“Quaint Old Hornitos.” Pony Express Courier 1(September 1934): 15.
[D237]
Ramey, Earl. “The Beginnings of Marysville.” California Historical Society Quarterly 14(September 1935): 194-229; (December 1935): 375-409.
[D238]
“Red Bluff: Where 'Whoa Navigation' Took Over.” Wagon Wheels 35(September 1975): 16-17.
[D239]
Remsburg, George J. “Frontier Nicknames.” Pony Express Courier 2(September 1935): 12-13; (October 1935): 12-13; (November 1935): 4-5, 16.
[D240]
Remsburg, George J. “Platte County, Missouri and Its Contribution to the California Gold Rush.” Pony Express Courier 1(October 1934): 8.
[D241]
Rogers, Andy. “The Town That Won’t Ghost . . . Great Republic of Rough and Ready.” Nevada County Historical Society 8(February 1954): 1-4.
[D242]
Rolfe, Frank. “Early Gold Mining Days in San Gabriel Canyon.” Historical Society of Southern California Quarterly 35(June 1953): 119-123.
[D243]
Rollins, Lloyd LaPage. “Charles Meryon and His ‘Vue de San Francisco.’” Society of California Pioneers 9(June 1932): 97-107.
[D244]
Ross, Albert F. “Whiskeytown.” Covered Wagon (1982): 36-56. (Shasta County)
[D245]
Russell, Warren T. “El Dorado County Pioneers Had 'Victory Garden' in '49.” Pony Express Courier 8(April 1942): 5-6.
[D246]
Ryan, John P. “Sonora Trail and Sonora Pass of 1853.” Pony Express 23 (November 1956): 7-9.
[D247]
“San Francisco, 1850.” Society of California Pioneers Quarterly 2(December 1925): 191-232.
[D248]
“San Francisco's First Post Office - 1849.” Pony Express Courier 6(October 1939): 1. (Picture only)
[D249]
Saunders, Dolores. “Sacramento’s Prison Ship, 1850-1859: La Grange.” Golden Notes 20(October 1974): 1-12.
[D250]
“Scott Bar.” Siskiyou Pioneer 5:1(1978): 2-3.
[D251]
“Scraps of Modoc History.” Overland Monthly 11(July 1873): 21-25.
[D252]
Senkewicz, Robert M. “Religion and Non-Partisan Politics in Gold Rush San Francisco.” Southern California Quarterly 61(Winter 1979): 351-378.
[D253]
Shaw, George S. “Reading: Head of Navigation?” Covered Wagon (1964): 19-22. (Sacramento River)
[D254]
Shaw, William L. “Our Pioneer Churches.” Golden Notes 11(January 1964): 1-40.
(Sacramento churches)
[D255]
Shurtleff, Benjamin. “Shasta . . . “ Covered Wagon (1957): 5-12.
[D256]
Simpson, Alice Fisher. “Sacramento’s Historic Buildings.” Golden Notes 1(October 1954): 2-6.
[D257]
“Site of California’s First Protestant Church Marked.” Grizzly Bear 51(January 1933): 2, 19. (Benicia in 1849)
[D258]
“Sites - A Town of Spirit.” Wagon Wheels 47(Fall 1987): 4-11. (John Sites, overland, 1850, Colusa County)
[D259]
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[D260]
Slyter, Robert I. and Grace Slyter. “Washington, Nevada County: A Condensed History.” Nevada County Historical Society 25(October 1971): 1-4.
[D261]
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[D262]
Splitter, Henry Winfred. “Education in Los Angeles, 1850-1900.” Historical Society of Southern California Quarterly 33(June 1951): 101-118.
[D263]
________. “Los Angeles as Described by Contemporaries, 1850-90.
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[D264]
________. “Los Angeles in the 1850s As Told By Early Newspapers.” Quarterly of the Historical Society of Southern California 31(March-June 1949): 114-118.
[D265]
________. “Newspapers of Los Angeles: The First Fifty Years, 1851-1900.” Journal of the West 2(October 1963): 435-458.
[D266]
Sprague, Roderick and Michael J. Rodeffer. “The Bloody Point Archaeological Investigation.” Overland Journal 7:3(1989): 26-28. (Tule Lake, CA)
[D267]
Stanley, Reva Holdaway. “The First Utah Coins Minted from California Gold.” California Historical Society Quarterly 15(September 1936): 244-246.
[D268]
Stevenson, Mary Jane Miller. “Life at the Silverthorne Ferry.” Covered Wagon (1977): 21-30. (Dr. George William Silverthorne, Pit River)
[D269]
Stewart, John D. “Chico's City Plaza.” Butte County Historical Society Diggin's 4(Fall 1960): 19-23.
[D270]
“The Stories Behind California’s Place Names.” California History Nugget 1(May 1924): 79-87.
[D271]
“Story of an Unfortunate City.” Overland Monthly 1(August 1968): 140-145. (Klamath City)
[D272]
Sturgeon, Jack D. “Cherokee Flat: Chapter 1, The Original Mining Settlement and the Early Years (1852-1865).” Butte County Historical Society Diggin's 10(Winter 1966): 3-10.
[D273]
Sullivan, Esther R. “Early History of Marysville.” Grizzly Bear 50(October 1932): 6.
[D274]
Sully, Langdon. “Love and Tragedy in Old Monterey.” American West 11(July 1974): 42-47. (Soldier letters to sister in 1849)
[D275]
Sumner, Maurice Hancock. “Stockton - A Brief History.” Grizzly Bear 32(June 1923): 4-8.
[D276]
“Sutter’s Fort in California History.” California History Nugget 7(October 1939) 22-26.
[D277]
Taylor, Ross F. “ Queen of the Yuba - Downieville.” Grizzly Bear 51(May 1933): 30-31.
[D278]
Thompson, John. “How the Sacramento-San Joaquin Delta Was Settled.” Pacific Historian 3(August 1959): 49-58.
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________ and Richard A. Eigenheer. “The Agricultural Promise of the Sacramento Valley: Some Early Views.” Journal of the West 18(October 1979): 33-41.
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Thompson, Willard. “John A. Sutter, Sr., 1848: He Called it ‘Sacramento’.” Golden Notes 30(Spring 1984): 19-26.
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[D284]
Tillman, Robert H. “The Prosecution of Homocide in Sacramento County, California, 1853-1900.” Southern California Quarterly 68(Summer 1986): 167-182.
[D285]
Tobiassen, William E. “Early Churches of Nevada County.” Nevada County Historical Society 9(August 1955): 1-4.
[D286]
Todd, Leo R. “The Land That I Love.” Pony Express 28(January 1962): 6-7. (Grass Valley)
[D287]
“Trade Conditions at San Pedro in 1850: A Memorial to Congress.” Publications of the Historical Society of Southern California 7(1906-1908): 164-168.
[D288]
Turner, Justin G. “The Sacramento Floods in the 1850s.” Pacific Historian 8(August 1964): 129-133.
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(Volcano, CA)
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Tyrrell, James C. “Grass Valley, Nevada County: The Largest Mining City of California.” Grizzly Bear 23(June 1918): 18, 26-27.
[D291]
Upton, Will O. “Odd Place-Names of El Dorado County, California.” Pony Express Courier 3(September 1936): 8-9.
[D292]
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[D293]
Van Sicklen, Helen Putnam. “Jasper O'Farrell: His Survey of San Francisco.” Society of California Pioneers Quarterly 9(1933): 85-97.
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Vandegrift, Rollan A. “San Francisco, Queen City of the Pacific: Principal Episodes in History Set Forth in Rapid Review.” Grizzly Bear 27(September 1920): 1-9.
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________. “San Joaquin, the ‘Gateway County’: Historical Sketch Dealing Particularly With Stockton, Lodi, Tracy.” Grizzly Bear 28(April 1921): 4, Supplement 2-4.
[D296]
“Vigilance Committees of San Francisco.” Overland Monthly 12(April 1874): 350-357.
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[D298]
Wacker, George. “Introduction [Yreka].” Siskiyou Pioneer 4:9(1976): v-ix.
[D299]
Waitman, Leonard. “The History of Camp Cady: The Early History of a Desert Water Hole.” Historical Society of Southern California Quarterly 36(March 1954): 49-91.
[D300]
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[D301]
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[D302]
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[D303]
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[D304]
________. “History of Siskiyou County, California: Chapter III: From the American Conquest to the Admission Into the Union.” Siskiyou Pioneer 1:3(1949): 43-45.
[D305]
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[D307]
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[D312]
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[D313]
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[D315]
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[D321]
“The Yuba.” Overland Monthly 5(November 1870): 444-448.

Chapter Five

MINES AND MINING

“I sat on the counter of a store in Jackson one evening, when a Digger Indian came in with several ounces of nuggets tied up in a rag. He put the package in one bowl of the scales and laconically spoke the word ‘raisin.’ The storekeeper leisurely walked around the counter, found a box of raisins and returning to the scales began dropping raisins, one at a time, as if they were too precious to part with, into the other bowl of the scale. When the raisins balanced the gold, he emptied them into a paper bag which he handed to the Indian who departed satisfied.”
___ The Autobiography of Charles Peters

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[E20]
Davis, Hazel. “Scott Bar.” Siskiyou Pioneer 4:5(1972): 74-75.
[E21]
Denny, Karl V. “Callahan Mines . . . ” Siskiyou Pioneer 2:10(1957): 41-44.
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“Diving for Gold ‘49.” Overland Monthly 13(September 1874): 273-280.
[E23]
Egenhoff, Elisabeth L. “The Elephant as They Saw It: A Collection of Contemporary Pictures and Statements of Gold Mining in California.” California Journal of Mines and Geology, Centennial Supplement 45(October 1949): 1-128.
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Fracchia, Charles A. “The Founding of the San Francisco Mining Exchange.” California Historical Society Quarterly 38(March 1969): 3-17.
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Fuller, Willard, Judith Cunningham, and Julia Costello. “Carson Hill and Its Gold Quartz Mills.” Las Calaveras 29(April 1990): 25-35.
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“The Golden Nugget: The Story of the Discovery of Gold.” California History Nugget 1(January 1924): 3-6.
[E32]
Goss, Helen Rocca. “The Golden Rock Water Ditch.” Historical Society of Southern California Quarterly 63(March 1961): 69-84.
[E33]
“The Gravel Ranges of the Gold Belt.” Overland Monthly 11(November 1873): 393-403.
[E34]
Grider, J.B. “Gold Mining From Scott Bar to Happy Camp.” Siskiyou Pioneer 2:10(1957): 27-35.
[E35]
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[E36]
Guinn, J.M. “Date of the First Discovery of Gold in California.” Publications of the Historical Society of Southern California 3(1895): 59.
[E37]
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[E38]
________. “Gold Placers of Los Angeles.” Land of Sunshine 5(July 1896): 60- 63. (Los Angeles, 1841)
[E39]
________. “The Myth of Gold Lake.” Publications of the Historical Society of Southern California 6(1903-1905): 82-86.
[E40]
________. “Some Famous Gold Rushes.” Publications of the Historical Society of Southern California 4(1897): 124-130.
[E41]
Hamilton, Kendra. “Golden-Rooted Onions.” Pony Express Courier 3(March 1937): 3-4. (Gold, Los Angeles)
[E42]
Hamlin, H. “Breyfogle’s Lost Map to Gold Mine.” Pony Express 23(March 1957): 1,3-4. (Death Valley)
[E43]
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[E44]
________. “Where Is the Mother Lode?” Pony Express 22(August 1955): 7-12.
[E45]
Heizer, Robert F. “Archaeological Investigation of Sutter Sawmill Site in 1947.” California Historical Society Quarterly 26(June 1947): 134-159.
[E46]
Henry, Oscar J. “Early Day Mining on the South Fork of Scott River.” Siskiyou Pioneer 4:3(1970): 47-52, 77.
[E47]
Holliday, J.S. “In the Diggings.” California History 61(Fall1982): 168-188.
[E48]
Jacobs, Gordon. “Mines of the Henley-Hornbrook Area . . . ” Siskiyou Pioneer 2:10(1957): 48-51.
[E49]
Johnson, George. “Marshall and the Monument.” Pony Express 11(January 1945): 3-4.
[E50]
Johnson, Kenneth M. “Two Mines: Two Books.” Journal of the West 17(January 1978): 27-38.
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[E52]
Kasper, Sydney H. “You Can Still Strike It Rich in the Gold Country.” Early American Life 13:1(1982): 72-73, 88-90.
[E53]
Kelley, Margaret A. “The Sutter-Marshall Mill, and What Became of It.” Pony Express Courier 1(January 1935): 3, 6.
[E54]
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[E55]
________. “The Mining Debris Controversy in the Sacramento Valley.” Pacific Historical Review 25(November 1956): 331-346.
[E56]
Kenn, Charles. “A Visit to California Gold Fields.” Hawaiian Historical Society Annual Report (1965): 7-16.
[E57]
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[E58]
Limbaugh, Ronald H. “Secret Ravine: The Rise & Fall of a Gold Mine.” Pacific Historian 15(Winter 1971): 53-70.
[E59]
Logan, C.A. “History of Mining and Milling Methods in California.” California Geology 34:9(1981): 193-196.
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“Map of Gold Regions.” Pony Express 15(February 1949): 3-5, 8-9.
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“Mining and Water.” Pacific Historian 27(Spring 1983): 36-41.
[E66]
“Mining Camps on the Middle Fork American River.” Pony Express 30(July 1963): 8.
[E67]
“The Mining Excitements of California.” Overland Monthly 2(May 1869): 413- 417.
[E68]
“Mining Gold in California.” Hutchings' Illustrated California Magazine 2(September 1860); (November 1857); 5(September 1860).
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“More Gold Per Mile on the Middle Fork Than Any Other River in California.” Pony Express 23(July 1956): 8. (American River)
[E70]
Morehouse, Bert. “Pegleg - Famous Ghost Mine.” Pony Express 11(May 1945): 9- 10.
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“The Mother Lode.” Overland Monthly 9(November 1872): 401-412.
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Naftzger, Roy E. “Early California Gold.” Historical Society of Southern California Quarterly 32(December 1950): 309-315.
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Neasham, Aubrey. “Sutter's Sawmill.” California Historical Society Quarterly 26(June 1947): 109-133.
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Noble, Johnny. “Sutter Mill Timbers Found.” Grizzly Bear 78(April 1947): 7, 18.
[E75]
“Northern California, Scott and Klamath Rivers By a Practical Miner.” Siskiyou Pioneer 1:5(1951): 26-35. (Reprint of 1855 ed.)
[E76]
“Note 2: Sam Brannan, Reporter of the Discovery of Gold.” Society of California Pioneers Quarterly 9(March 1932): 23-24.
[E77]
“Note 4: Winter in the Trinity Mines - 1849.” Society of California Pioneers Quarterly 9(March 1932): 24.
[E78]
“Old Gold Days: The Discovery of Gold.” Land of Sunshine 8(January 1898): 79- 81.
[E79]
“On To the Gold Fields.” Pony Express Courier 4(July 1937): 1. (Picture only)
[E80]
“Onions and Gold.” Grizzly Bear 72(March 1944): 10. (L.A. Gold 1842)
[E81]
Palais, Hyman. “Some Aspects of the Black Hills Gold Rush Compared with the California Gold Rush.” Pacific Historical Review 15(March 1946): 59-67.
[E82]
Paul, Rodman William. “Mining Frontiers As a Measure of Western Historical Writing.” Pacific Historical Review 33(February 1964): 25-34.
[E83]
Prudhomme, Charles J. “Gold Discovery in California: Who Was the First Real Discoverer of Gold in This State?” Annual Publications of the Historical Society of Southern California 12(1922): 18-25.
[E84]
Raymer, Robert G. “California's Early Mineral Industry.” Pacific Historical Review 14(1945): 204-210.
[E85]
Reid, Anna Morrison. “The Gold Dredging Era.” Overland Monthly, second series 39(December 1902): 987-992.
[E86]
Reidt, Theo. “The Discovery of Gold Bearing Quartz.” Nevada County Historical Society Bulletin 34(October 1980): 28-30.
[E87]
Reyer, Eduard. “Placer-Mining in California.” Pacific Historical Review 4(December 1935): 386-392.
[E88]
“Rocky-Bar Mining Company: Circular.” Pacific Historian 22(Fall 1978): 253.
[E89]
Roff, Sandra Schoiock. “The California Gold Mines from Brooklyn: As Viewed by the Local Press.” Journal of Long Island History 9:2(1973): 6-22.
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Toleman, Vera. “Happy Camp . . . ” Siskiyou Pioneer 3:9(1966): 9-35.
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Wyman, Mark. “Industrial Revolution in the West: Hard-Rock Miners and the New Technology.” Western Historical Quarterly 5:1(1974): 39-57.
[E122]
Young, Louis J. “The Placer Mine . . . ” Siskiyou Pioneer 3:1(1958): 36. (Poem)
[E123]
“The Yuba Hydraulic Mines.” Overland Monthly 5(August 1870): 134-139; (September 1870): 213-221.

Chapter Six

MISCELLANEOUS

AGRICULTURE, EDUCATION, HEALTH, INDIANS, LAW, MILITARY, POLITICS, PRESS, RELIGION, THEATER, TRANSPORTATION, ETC.

“With an oath ‘Blue Dick’ laid his cards on the table and drawing his bowie knife sunk it into the table an inch deep through the cards, thus fastening them to the table. Then saying he would kill any man who touched his poker hand while he was gone, left the saloon to raise more money.”
___ The Autobiography of Charles Peters

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[F11]
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“Rare Original Letters Relating to the Horrible Rancheria Massacre in 1855.” Pony Express Courier 4(March 1838): 12-13. (Amador County)
[F210]
Reese, Lowell Otis. “‘49.” Overland Monthly, second series 36(September 1900): 159-160. (Poetry)
[F211]
Remsburg, George J. “Wyandot Indians in the Gold Rush.” Pony Express Courier 5(May 1939): 6, 11.
[F212]
Rice, William B. “Southern California's First Newspaper: The Founding of the Los Angeles Star.” Quarterly of the Historical Society of Southern California 23(March 1941): 28-53; (June 1941): 87-99; (September- December 1941): 177-193.
[F213]
Rieck, Richard L. “Geography of the California Trails.” Overland Journal 11(Winter 1993): 12-22; 12(Spring 1994): 27-32; 13(Fall 1995): 25-32.
[F214]
Rojas, Arnold. “Bandidos, Vaqueros, Love & Law in Mid-19th Century California.” The Californians 8(September-October 1990): 26-29.
[F215]
Ronald, Dorothy Chesbro. “The Authority Game.” Noticias del Puerto de Monterey 15(June 1972): 9-12. (California government, 1848-1850)
[F216]
Rosborough, Alex J. “The Big Ditch . . . ” Siskiyou Historical Society Yearbook 1(1947): 1-3. (Water supply, Yreka area)
[F217]
Rossi, L.M. “Headstones of the Gold Rush Era: Sculpting Masterpieces in Marble.” Golden Notes 43(Fall 1997): 1-50. (Sacramento)
[F218]
Rousseau, B.G. “Early California Brigands: How the Gentle Art of Banditry Flourished in Pioneer Days.” Overland Monthly and the Out West Maqazine 81(November 1923): 35, 40, 42.
[F219]
Rowe, Laura Gribben. “Schools of Nevada County: Past an Present.” Nevada County Historical Society 28(July 1974): 1-16.
[F220]
Russell, Clara Hovey. “To the Men of Fifty One and Two.” Siskiyou Historical Society Yearbook 1(1947): 9. (Poem)
[F221]
“Sacramentans Petition Their State Legislature 1849-51 for Funds to Care for the Sick, Pay for the Courts, Construct a Bridge Over the American River and Establish a Ferry Across the Sacramento.” Golden Notes 5(April 1959): 1-8.
[F222]
Santos, Robert L. “Dairying in California Through 1910.” Southern California Quarterly 76(Summer 1994): 175-194.
[F223]
Sayre, Fern. “The Sutter Rifles.” Pacific Historian 15(Summer 1971): Inside front cover.
[F224]
Scanland, J.M., ed. “Evolution of Shipping and Shipbuilding in California.” Overland Monthly, second series 25(January 1895): 5-16; (February 1895): 122-129; (March 1895): 285-296.
[F225]
Schrader, George R. “The Grizzly Bear of California . . . ” Siskiyou County Historical Society Yearbook 1(1946): 15-18.
[F226]
Schwering, Henry. “Official Vigilante Certificate.” Pony Express 18(June 1951): 1-8. (San Francisco)
[F227]
Senkewicz, Robert M. “‘The Inflation of an Overdone Business’: The Economic Origins of San Francisco Vigilantes.” Pacific Historian 23(Fall 1979): 63- 75.
[F228]
“Sheep-Farming in California.” Overland Monthly 8(June 1872): 489-497.
[F229]
Sherrell, Jean. “Californio Bandidos: A Yankee Perspective.” The Californians 3(May-June 1985): 10-11.
[F230]
“The Ship ‘Niantic’ in San Francisco.” Society of California Pioneers Quarterly 6(October 1929): 137-143.
[F231]
Shurtleff, Benjamin. “The Trip From Sacramento to Shasta, 1849.” Covered Wagon (1990): 12-13.
[F232]
Sidney, Charles. “The Wreck of the Steamer ‘San Francisco’.” Pacific Historian 14(Winter 1970): 5-8.
[F233]
“Signers at the Constitutional Convention.” Pony Express 24(February 1958): 7- 9. (Monterey, September 24, 1849)
[F234]
Simpson, Irene. “Wells Fargo and Co.” Grizzly Bear 77(September 1946): 4-5.
[F235]
Skyhawk, W.F. “Wells Fargo & Co., Builders of the West.” Pony Express 11(June 1944): 1-5.
[F236]
Smalley, Brian W. “Some Aspects of the Maine to San Francisco Trade, 1849- 1952.” Journal of the West 6(October 1967): 593-603.
[F237]
Smith, Jesse. “Going, Going, Gone!” Golden Notes 20(December 1974): 10-15.
(Auctions, Sacramento)
[F238]
Smith, Paul B. “Highway Planning in California's Mother Lode.” California History 59(Fall 1980): 194-221.
[F239]
Solomons, Theodore S. “Fords and Ferries of Early California.” California History Nugget 7(January 1940): 104-110.
[F240]
Solomons, Theodore S. “‘Making Money’ in Early California.” California History Nugget 6(December 1938): 80-85. (Gold dust as legal tender)
[F241]
“Spring Fashions for 1849.” Pony Express Courier 3(February 1937): 9. (Picture only - women and children)
[F242]
“The Steamship Oregon.” California History Nugget 5(February 1938): 141-147.
[F243]
Steffen, Jerome O. “Notes and Documents: The Mining Frontiers of California and Australia: A Study in Comparative Political Change and Continuity.” Pacific Historical Review.
[F244]
Stephenson, Nathaniel Wright. “California and the Compromise of 1850.” Pacific Historical Review 4(June 1935): 114-122.
[F245]
Stevens, Elmer S. “Schools of Nevada County.” Nevada County Historical Society 18(September 1964): 1-3.
[F246]
Still, Bayrd. “California's First Constitution: A Reflection of the Political Philosophy of the Frontier.” Pacific Historical Review 4(September 1935): 221-234.
[F247]
Swagert, S. Laird. “British Comment - As of 1849-1851.” California Historical Society Quarterly 32(March 1953): 81-86; 32(September 1953): 269-275; 33(March 1954): 23-28.
[F248]
Talbitzer, William (Bill). “Butte County's Courthouses - Where?” Butte County Historical Society Diggin's 12(Summer 1968): 8-12. (Chico or Oroville)
[F249]
Taylor, Ted M. “Vanished Monarch of the Sierra.” American West 13(May-June 176): 36-38, 59. (Grizzlies)
[F250]
“Theatrical News Appearing in the Daily Chronicle for the Year of 1854.” Pony Express Courier 4(August 1937): 8-15. (San Francisco and Sacramento)
[F251]
Tuggy, Robert. “Gold Shipment By Wells Fargo & Co.” Pony Express 15(December 1948): 13.
[F252]
Uelmen, Gerald F. “The Know Nothing Justices on the California Supreme Court.” Western Legal History 2(Winter-Spring 1989): 89-106.
[F253]
Umbeck, John. “Might Makes Right: A Theory of the Foundation and Initial Distribution of Property Rights.” Economic Inquiry 19:1(1981): 38-59.
[F254]
Umbeck, John. “A Theory of Contract Choice and the California Gold Rush.” Journal of Law and Economics 20:2(1977): 421-437.
[F255]
“Vigilantes Almost Hung the Wrong Man.” Pony Express 18(January 1952): 8- 11, 14- 15. (San Francisco)
[F256]
Webb, Warren F. and Stuart A. Brody. “The California Gold Rush and the Mentally Ill.” Southern California Quarterly 50:1(1968): 43-50.
[F257]
Weber, Francis J., ed. “California Catholicity in 1848.” Pacific Historian 17(Fall 1973): 48-51.
[F258]
Weber, John. “A Tragedy of the Past.” Grizzly Bear 49(January 1932): 5. (Auburn Robbery in 1854)
[F259]
Weinstein, Robert A. “Gold Rush Daguerreotypes.” American West 4(August 1967): 33-37, 71-72.
[F260]
Wells, Harry L. “The Early Drama of California.” Pony Express Courier 3(November 1936): 9.
[F261]
West, Percy G. “Romance of Sutter’s Fort Must Be Preserved.” Grizzly Bear 41(August 1927): 30-32.
[F262]
Westrich, LoLo. “The Frontier Chicken.” The Californians3(July-August 1985): 38-43. (The domestic chicken)
[F263]
“West's Oldest Bank Is of Wells Fargo.” Pony Express Courier 4(December 1937): 8.
[F264]
Whiteside, C.E. “The Bidwell Bar Bridge.” Pony Express Courier 7(December 1940): 9. (Feather River)
[F265]
Wilder, Mona. “Early Trails of Shasta County.” Covered Wagon (1971): 55-59.
[F266]
Williams, Henry F. “Some Barges Are Built.” Publication of the Society of California Pioneers (1945): 35-36.
[F267]
Wilsey, Jeneane. “Early Navigation on the Upper Sacramento River.” Wagon Wheels 48(Fall 1988): 4-13.
[F268]
Winder, C.S. “The Wreck of the San Francisco.” Pony Express Courier 2(January 1936): 4-5.
[F269]
Winther, Oscar Osburn. “Stage-Coach Service in Northern California, 1849-52.”
Pacific Historical Review 3(December 1934): 386-399.
[F270]
Woodward, Arthur. “Law and Order in the First California Gold Field in 1842.” Pony Express Courier 1(March 1935): 6. (Los Angeles Gold 1842)
[F271]
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[F272]
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[F273]
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[F274]
Wright, Flora. “Governor Richard Barnes Mason and the Civil Fund.” Society of California Pioneers Quarterly 6(December 1929): 187-206. (U.S. Military)
[F275]
Young, Edwin W. “California and the Common Law.” Historical Society of Southern California Quarterly 41(December 1959): 318-324.
[F276]
Young, Otis E. “The Southern Gold Rush: Contributions to California and the West.” Southern California Quarterly 62(Summer1980): 127-141.
[F277]
Ziebarth, Marilyn. “California's First Environmental Battle.” California History 63:4(1984): 274-279.

GOLD RUSH NAMES INDEX

(Indexed are works BY and ABOUT those listed)

Location Key: A Chapter One (General)
B Chapter Two (Diaries, Journals, Letters)
C Chapter Three (People)
D Chapter Four (Places)
E Chapter Five (Mines and Mining)
F Chapter Six (Miscellaneous)

Alexander, J.M., B2
Allen, Bradford Ripley, C262
Almond, William B., C320
Anderson, Niles, B6
Andrada, Mariana, C429
Andrews, Alexander Robertson, C336
Armour, Philip D., C14
Athearn, P.A., B11
Ayres, Thomas A., C402
Bachman, Jacob Henry, B12
Bailey, Henry Clay, B13
Baker, Alpheus, C349
Baker, Bull, C349
Baker, Edward Dickinson, C78
Ball, Tom, C411
Ballou, Sylvester Allen, C7
Barter, Richard H., C327
Bass, John Stephen, C210
Bayley, Thomas S., B18
Beach, George Holton, B19
Beale, Edward Fitzgerald, C40, C390
Bell, Tom, C263
Benjamin, Judah Philip, C216
Bernal, Juan Pablo, C109, C163
Berry, Mrs. John Antwerp, B22
Berryman, Bryant, B41
Bertarelli, Pier Giuseppe, B222
Bidwell, Annie, B208
Bidwell, John, B208, C27, C29, C371, D97
Bishop, Charles, B144
Biscaccianti, Elisa, C383
Blake, Charles T., B24
Boehmer, Fritz, C135
Boles, Alvey, C412
Bonestell, Louis H., C39
Boston, Joseph, C214
Bowers, Eilley, C307
Bowers, Sandy, C307
Brannan, Samuel, C45, C46, C173, C334, C337, C338, C384, E76
Breuner, John , C36, C170
Bridgeman, Francis, C240
Brier, Juliette Wells, B181, C251
Briggs, B.B., B29
Broderick, David Colbert, C332
Brown, Anna E., B72
Brown, Armstead C., C259
Brown, David, C290
Brown, Ephraim, B34
Brown, Rachel, C286
Brownlee, Robert, B38
Brun, Christian F., B39
Buffum, Edward Gould, C284
Bull, Alpheus, C328
Burchell, R.A., B42
Burgess, William Hubert, B176
Burrows, R.G., B68
Bush, Chauncey Carroll, B92
Cairnes, Andrew, B43, B175
Caldwell, Andrew Jackson, C61
Camden, Charles, C118, C119
Cann, T.H., B45
Carlow, William A., B48
Carr, James, B50
Carson, John H., C53
Chaffee, Joseph Bennett, B53
Cherokee Bill, 234
Chrisman, Enos L., C128
Church, Andrew S., B58
Clar, C. Raymond, C73
Clark, Dennis Woodruff, B59
Clark, William John, B61
Clyman, James, B62
Coad, John, B100
Cogswell, Moses Pearson, C77
Colby, Elbridge, B63
Cole, Cornelius, C197
Colton, Walter, C80, C115, C130
Cool, Peter Y., C88
Cordua, Theodor, B66
Crabtree, Lotta, C182
Craddock, Eloita R., C354
Craddock, John, C352
Crandell, Jared, C371
Crockett, Edwin, B306
Curtis, William, C91
Cushing, John, B69
Daggett, John, C200
Dart, John Paul, B70
Davis, Henry Levi, B71
Davis, Robert Ralph, B75
Decker, P. , B77
Deidesheimer, Philipp, C437
Delano, Alonzo, C376
Denny, A.H., C110
Deter, C243
Devine, Caleb, C123
Dillon, Guillaume Patrice, C279
Dinsdale, Matthew, B80
Doble, John, B82
Dore, Benjamin, B84
Dougal, William H., B85
Downie, William, C407
Dustin, David, B87
Dutton, David Dewey, B88
Duval, Isaac Harding, B296
Dwinelle, John W., B89
Easterby, Anthony Y., B91
Edwards, A.C., B94
Eggleston, William S., B96
Elder, Clara A., B97
Estes, John M., C177
Fairchild, Lucias, C253
Fairchild, Mahlon D., B101
Farwell, William Brigham, B103, C44
Ferris, Hiram Gano, C126
Field, Steven J., C377
Fitch, George Kenyon, C63
Folsom, Captain, B108
Fontaine, Flavian, D180
Foster, William C., B26
Fourgeaud, Victor J., B215, C256
Fox, P.V., C398
Francis, David W., B111
Franklin, William Riley, B112
Fremont, John C., C155, C368
Fuller, Randall, B114
Gage, Jonathan F., B23
Gardner, Walter, B115
Garner, William Robert, C74
Gaskill, DeWitt Clinton, B116
Gedge, J.H.P., B117
Geiger, Vincent E., C379
Gleason, James Henry, B118
Goddard, George Henry, B119
Goldwater, Mike, C38
Goodwin, David C., C19
Green, Will Semple, C228
Greene, Martha Bidwell, C201
Gridley, Joseph F., C266
Griffin, John S., B126
Grotefend, George, B4
Grunsky, Charles, B127
Grunsky, Clotilde, B127
Haas, Charles, C162, C169
Haas, John B., C161, C169
Haine, J.J.F., B131
Hale, Israel F., B132
Hallet, Henry, C360
Hardeman, Glen Own, C175
Harlan-Smith, Mary Ann, B134
Harrington, Dan, B135
Hastings, Lansford Warren, C195
Hawk, James D., B138
Hazelton, John Adams, B139
Healy, Jesse, B140
Heisch, August, C356
Heisch, Caroline, C356
Helper, Hinton Rowan, C144
Henderson, A.G., B142
Hendricks, William Chambers, C265
Henley, Thomas J., C347
Herbert, Noblet, B143
Hewston, John C., F125
Higgins, Alexander, C19
Hildreth, C103
Hill, Tom, C387
Hittell, John Shertzer, C208, C308
Hodges, Orlando J., B146
Hoffman, Ogden, C136
Hodgkins, Pillsbury, C311
Hoffman, David, C368
Holden, Erastus Saurin, B147, C185
Hollingsworth, John McHenry, B148
Holloway, C362
Holzhueter, John O., B145
Horn, Daniel, B150
Hotchkiss, Edward, B153
Howard, Asa, C323
Howard, Volney Erskine, C226
Hubbard, Stephen Return, C34
Hulbert, Eri B., B155
Hutchins, Dexter Hazen, B162
Jackson, Samuel, C203
Jamison, Samuel M., B164
Jones, Thomas ap Catesby, B165
Jordan, Rudolf, C213
Judah, T.D., C92
Kelsey, Nancy, B141, C10
Kent, George F., B171
Kerr, Thomas, B172
Kidder, Earnest R., B173, B174
King, James, C333
Klotz, Rudolph, C222
Kullgren, Allvar, C133
Kuner, George Albrecht Ferdinand, C227
Lantz, Daniel, B33
Larkin, John, B177, B178, C140
Lasselle, Stanislaus, B179
Lassen, Peter, B133, C343
LaTour, John Cochran, D6
Lawrey, Margaret Elizabeth, C179
Leduc, Edward Barnaby, C235
Lee, Mansell, C150
Lees, Isiah W., C346
Leese, Jacob Primer, F158
Leonard, J.P., F159
Leonard, William Pierce, C385
Lick, James, C244
Lillie, Chris, C54
Linares, Pio, C33
Lohrli, Anne, B189, B190
Lombardi, J., B191
Louie, August, C47
Love, Harry, B192, B193, C117
Lyman, Chester Smith, B194
Magee, William, B93
Markle, John, B196
Marks, Bernard, B291
Marshall, George A., B198
Marshall, John Wilson, B168, C21, C23, C124, C125, C149, C218, C267, C400,
E4, E49, E61
Martin, Azariah, C261
Marye, George Thomas, B206
Mason, James, C43
Mason, Richard Barnes, F274
McKeeby, Lemuel Clarke, B217
McGuirk, B161
McIntosh, Frederick, C186
Mead, Benjamin Franklin, B218
Meentzen, Adddick, C147
Merchant, Elijah, C239
Meryon, Charles, D243
Messerve, Theodore, B219
Metson, John, C397
Meyer, Richard E., B220
Miller, James Harrison, C132
Mills, D.O., C391
Modh, Carl August, C133
Monogue, Patrick, B216
Montez, Lola, C1, C12, C202, C248, C319, C401
Moody, Joseph Ledlie, B224
Mooney, Thomas, C389
Morse, Edwin Franklin, B227
Moseley, Thomas, C365
Moy Jin Min, C191
Murieta, Joaquin, B191, B192, B193, C25, C56, C90, C117, C143, C193, C233, C234, C236, C344, C345, C373, C418, C429, C430
Nahl, Charles, C378
Neilson, John, C42
Nentzel, Charles Michael, B55
North, John Wesley, C209
Norton, Joshua Abraham (Emperor), C81, C98, C221
Norton, L.A., B233
Oatman, Olive, C137
O’Farrell, Jasper, D210, D294
Ogden, Annegret, B235
Ott, James J., C358
Parrott, John, C360
Paul, Almarin B., C300
Payne, James A., B242
Pfeiffer, Ida, C292
Pittman, Amos S., 244
Pleasant, Mary Ellen (Mammy), C52, C192
Powers, Jack, C142
Pownall, Joseph, B247
Pratt, Parley P., C396
Price, Lewis Richard, B163, C204
Ramsay, Alexander, B250
Ransey, W. Wilberforce A., C280
Read, Sarah Pickwell
Reading, Pierson B., C310, C387
Reager, Martin Angus, B200
Reid, Bernard J., B121, B253, C273
Revere, Joseph, B258
Robidoux, Joseph, B210
Rogers, James, B267
Rohrer, C93
Roop, Isaac, B44, D177
Roop, Josiah, B44
Root, Riley, B269
Rose, John, C369
Rose, Jose, C47
Ross, Herman Frederick, B270
Rushton, James H., B273
Rust, Richard, C76
Sargeant, Aaron Augustus, C131
Savage, James, C159
Schliemann, Heinrich, C421
Schroter, Gunther, C272
Schuler, Elizabeth, C341
Schuler, George Frederick, C341
Scott, Eva Marie (Thrush), C357
Scott, John, C357
Scott, Matthew, B280
Seaman, Harvey M., B281
Sears, John, C366
Semple, Robert Baylor, C13
Sessions, John, B284
Shepard, George, B285
Shurtleff, Benjamin, C28, C188, C351
Silverthorne, George William, D268
Sisson, Justin, C8, C254
Sisson, Maria, C8, C254
Sites, John, D258
Slawson, L.R., B288
Smith, A.M.C., B49
Smith, A.P., D120
Smith, Billy, C180
Smith, Cordella Kellogg, B49
Smith, Elizabeth J. Bybee, C364
Snyder, Jacob Rink, C384
Stevenson, Jonathan Drake, C184
Storms, Simmon Pena, C212
Stowell, Levi, B298
Stidger, O.P., C76
Strauss, Levi, C171, C294, C423
Studebaker, John Mohler, B110, C168, C207, C361, C399, D105
Sullaway, William, C48
Sutter, John W., B137, B208, C2, C22, C65, C75, C82, C83, C84, C85, C86, C96,
C99, C114, C129, C205, C206, C229, C295, C302, C303, C325, C326, C370, C382, D158, D281
Swift, Granville P., C148
Taylor, Calvin, B325
Taylor, William, C101
Tengren, Johan Fredrik, C4
Terwilliger, Phoebe Hogebroom, B301
Tevis, Lloyd, C246
Thomas, Mrs. John, B279
Thompson, Ephraim, B46
Thompson, Robert, C406
Thomson, Snowshoe, C174, C355
Tompkins, Searles, C57
Tourot, Lisa, C177
Townsend, Jim, C255
Traung, C37
Tse Chong-Chee, B303
Tuttle, Maria, C350
Van Voorhies, William, C404
Van Winkle, I.S., C403
Venard, Steven, C375
Vice, Nat, C322
Wagoner, Jacob, B308
Waldo, William, C146
Walker, William, C32
Walleck, Henry Wagner, D104
Wallis, Sarah, C158
Walter, Frederick, C55
Ward, Charles T., B311
Wardwell, J.B., B312
Warren, James, C20
Waterman, Robert T., C211
Waters, George T., B314
Weber, Captain, C60
Weldon, Haliburton W., C177
Wheeler, Osgood Church, B323
White, William Wellington, C417
Willey, Samuel H., C422
Williams, Henry F., B327
Willis, Ira J.W., B330
Wixom, Isaac, C426
Woodhams, A.R., B331, C431
Woodhams, William H., B201
Woodward, Arthur, B332, C432
Woodworth, Selim E., C339
Woods, James, C11
Wylly, Thomas S., B334

SUBJECT INDEX

Location Key: A Chapter One (General)
B Chapter Two (Diaries, Journals, Letters)
C Chapter Three (People)
D Chapter Four (Places)
E Chapter Five (Mines and Mining)
F Chapter Six (Miscellaneous)

Actors and Actresses see Theater
African-Americans see Blacks
Agriculture, C20, C228, D280, F69, F149, F207, F214, F222, F228, F262
Alabama, B93
Alameda County, D7, D59, D184
Alaska Gold Rush, A14
Alcohol see Life of Gold Miners
Almanacs, D283
Amador County, D76, D124, D225, D289, D297
American River, E66, E69, F221
Angel’s Camp, D123
Architects and Architecture, F152
Arms see Firearms
Around Cape Horn, B48, B57, B93, B124, B139, B186, B219, B234, B272, B276,
C48, C135, C200, C222, C254, F136
Art and Artists, B85, C378, C402, F161, F217
Auburn, D230
Australia, B244, D19, D147, F101, F243
Azoreans, C47
Bachelor’s Hall, D167
Bakersfield, D40
Baltimore, B124
Bandits see Crime and Criminals
Banks and Bankers, C245, C246, C333, C391, C421, E25, F51, F154, F240, F251,
F263
Bear River, D97
Bears, C322, C348, F41, F164, F165, F225, F249
Belgian, B131, C165
Benicia, D12, D39, D58, D257
Berryville, D25
Bidwell Bar, D27, F264
Big Trees, F178
Blacks, B223, C49, C52, C59, C89, C120, C192, C232, C286, C290, C340, C392,
F1, F23, F272
Bodie, D24, D96, D153, D261
Books, F9
Boxing, C54
Bridges, F146, F264
British, B42, C204, C368, F247
Brooklyn, E89
Buckeye (Town), D311
Business see Merchants and Business
Butte County, B116, C15, C58, C211, C238, C239, C265, C266, C385, D20, D27,
D64, D109, D129, D137, D161, D189, D269, D272, F83, F174, F248
Butteville, D129
Calaveras County, B39, C184, D86, D114, D123, D130, D133, D191, D226, D235,
D316, D317, D319, E120
Camp Cady, D299
Cape Horn see Around Cape Horn
Calahan Mines, E21
California Constitution see Constitution
California, General see General California
California Statehood, C82, C371, F31, F107, F126, F244, F272
Californios see Mexicans
Capitols, California, D12, D32, D181, F56
Carson Hill, E26
Carson Trail, B316
Census, California, C178
Centennial of the Gold Rush, A5, A32
Cherokee Flat, D272
Chico, D269
Children, B3, B251
Chileans, C249, C277, C330, C396
Chinese, B303, C17, C66, C70, C71, C72, C116, C189, C191, C257, C301, C386,
C388, C393, C395, D164, D170, D207, F52, F120
Chinese Camp, D207
Christmas see Holidays
Churches and Religion, B216, B267, B290, C101, C238, C240, C268, C328, D65,
D145, D154, D175, D180, D189, D200, D203, D252, D254, D257, D285,
D300, F53, F54, F81, F93, F115, F116, F137, F175, F257
Civil War, F49
Clampers, C414
Clear Creek Ditch, F3
Coins, D267, E93
Coloma, C370, D75, D178, E1, E119
Colorado, B65, B213, B220
Columbia, C103, D17, D65, D66, D67, D72, D73, D103, D128, D134, D211, D233
Colusa County, B61, B200, C186, C228, C299, C364, C372, C388, D38, D132,
D176, D190, D190, D258
Compromise of 1850 see California Statehood
Comstock, C307, C437
Condemned Bar, B147, D116
Connecticut, C190
Conservation, F18
Constitution of California and Constitutional Convention, F45, F56, F60, F68, F90, F145, F233, F246
Contra Costa County, D44, D45, D111
Cornish, B100
Courts see Law and Law Enforcement
Craftsman, C272, D105
Crime and Criminals, B192, B193, B230, B264, C19, C33, C56, C76, C90, C95,
C117, C142, C143, C145, C193, C233, C234, C236, C247, C263, C327,
C344, C345, C346, C361, C373, C411, C418, C429, C430, D234, D320,
F73, F124, F157, F179, F180, F214, F218, F229, F258
Daguerreotypes see Photographs
Danes, B133, C343
Death Valley, B28, B30, B165, B181, B183, B307, B321, B322, D55
Delta, D85, D278
Diaries, Journals, Memoirs, & Reminiscences, B12, B19, B38, B41, B58, B62, B66,
B81, B82, B84, B89, B96, B101, B117, B131, B134, B135, D138, D140,
B142, B146, B147, B148, B164, B171, B172, B173, B187, B194, B196,
B197, B198, B217, B218, B227, B244, B250, B252, B253, B269, B279,
B284, B285, B311, B312, B327, C39, C88, C161, C196, C213, C227,
C300, C314, C364, D406, C417, C426, C431, D50, D90, D93, D263, D311,
E23, E56, E75, E109, F158, F190
Discovery of Gold, A2, A4, A19, A28, A34, A38, A39, A41, B168, C21, C23, C325,
C370, C382, C400, D97, D178, D228, E1, E2, E4, E5, E7, E28, E30, E31,
E35, E36, E45, E49, E53, E57, E61, E76, E78, E83, E86, E116, E119
Discovery of Gold, Los Angeles, C166, C250, D102, D157, D242, E3, E8, E12, E37, E38, E41, E80, E113, E116, F270, F276
Discrimination see Prejudice
Diseases see Medicine
Ditches see Water
Doctors see Medicine
Double Springs, D316
Downieville, C407, D277
Drama see Theater
Dredging, E85, E90, E101
Dueling, C76, C145, C332, C377, C394
Ebbett’s Pass, D135
Ecology, E55, F277
Economic Depression, F59
Education, Educators, and Schools, B121, B253, C271, C273, C422, D262, D301,
F9, F10, F28, F62, F174, F219, F245
El Dorado County, C123, D41, D75, D77, D79, D146, D245, D291
Elections see Politics and Government
Empire Mines, E13
Employment, B151
Ethnicity, C102, C106, C134, C220, C287, C427, D314, F26, F272, F273
Euphemia, F73
Europe, B127
The Ewing, B128, F91
Farming see Agriculture
Feather River, F127, F128, F264
Failures see Tragedies and Failures
Family, B102, C187, C298, C331, C408, D48
Ferrying, D136, D268, F55, F188, F189, F239, F266
Fiction, B289, C386, F121, F122, F184, F185, F186
Firearms, B245, C24, F223
Fires, D8, D52, D84, D88, D176, D199, D205, D309, F86
Fleet see Ships
Floods, D84, D279, D288, F96, F143
Folk Medicine see Medicine
Food, B64, F41, F42
Forbestown, C239
Forest Hill, D231
Fort Jones, D100, D220, D307
Fort Miller, D93, D94
Fort Reading, D186
Fourth of July see July 4th
Fraser-Cariboo Gold Rush, D91
Freight and Freighting, B259, C246, C352, C380, C389, D18, D222, F30, F139,
F140, F141, F234, F235, F269
French, B78, B19, B210, C3, C35, C64, C69, C107, C217, C230, C268, C278,
C279, C297, C359, C381, C435, C436, D16, D224, D243, F192
French Canadian, C235
French Gulch, C134, C381
Fresno, C344, D93, D94
Frontier Thesis, F203
Fur Traders, B210
Gaming, C54, C369
Gardens, D120, D245
General California, A1, A6, A12, A15, A27, A31, A33, A36, C31, C138, C287, D89,
D159, D312, F36
Geology, E33, F29
Germans, C36, C135, C161, C162, C227, C356, C438, F34
Ghost Mines see Lost Mines
Ghost Towns, D138, D146, D195
Gold Coins see Coins
Gold, Generally, E6, E29, E72, E99, E102, E108, E117, E120
Gold Lake, E39
Gold Mines see Mines
Gold Mining see Mining
Gold Mountain, C395
Gold Rush Fleet see Ships
Gold Rush, Generally, A10, A16, A17, A18, A19, A21, A28, A29, A30, A33, A35, A37,
A38, A39, A41, A42, A54, B209, B244, B272, B282, B284, B286, C18, C106, C108, C225, C298, C317, C363, C408, D139, D163, E35, E39, E40,
E43, E44, E56, E67, E79, E81, E89, E102, E111, E112, E114, F49, F65,
F243
Golden Rock Water Ditch, E32
Government see Politics and Government
The Governor Dana, F87
Graniteville, D160
Grass Valley, B100, C202, C212, C241, C260, D15, D60, D145, D286, D290, E13
Graves, B31, B34, B144, B263, B333, C94, C186, C433, F80, F217
Great Seal of California, F57
Grizzly Bears see Bears
Guidebooks, B7, B37, B330, F25
Hangtown see Placerville
Happy Camp, E104
Hawaiians, C113, D101, E56
Health see Medicine
Henley, D113
Hilt, D99, D112
Holcome Valley, D157
Holidays, B204, C80, C270, C293, F61, F93
Homes, California, B15, C119, C186, C188, C238, C351, C401, D162, D165, D193,
F48, F86, F136, F183
Hornitos, D234, D236, F196
Horsetown, C19, D5
Hotels, D38, D152, D206, D212
Humboldt, D51, D318
The Humboldt, B120
Humbug, B39
Humor, B203, B318
Hydraulic Mining see Mining and also Water
Illinois, B92, C61, C126, C266, C385, F106
Immigration, A11, B188, C178, D174, F34, F273
Indiana, B33, B46, B110
Indians, B65, B79, B107, B287, B326, C62, C84, C87, C121, C122, C137, C159,
C165, C198, C215, C262, C282, C283, C316, C365, D234, D266, F209,
F211
Iowa, B257, D171
Irish, B172, C240
Italians, B222, C324
Jackson, D124
Jamestown, D98, D107
Jails see Law and Law Enforcement
Jews, B291, C92, C216, C241, C276, C329, C409, C410, C425, C438, F80
Journalism or Journalists see Newspapers
Journals see Diaries
Journals, California, B13, B18, B19, B20, C314
Judges see Law and Law Enforcement
July 4th, B204, C342
Kansas, B302, C321, D11, E24
Kentucky, B9, C49, C228, C336
Klamath, D43, D271, E105, E106
Knight’s Ferry, D163, F88
The La Grange, B260, D249
La Grange Company, B76
Lake County, D50, D187
Lake Tahoe, D230
Land (Including land grants), C138, C139, D22, D42, D81, D132, D227, D293, F8,
F12, F20, F95, F104, F105, F253
Language, F200
Lassen County, D259
Lassen Trail, B133
Law and Law Enforcement, B192 , B193, C9, C76, C86, C95, C100, C117, C136, C142, 143, C155, C209, C299, C305, C320, C346, C377, C405, C428,
C192, D192, D196, D197, D227, D234, D249, D284, D320, F8, F11, F12
F13, F14, F20, F23, F33, F38, F63, F66, F72, F73, F78, F85, F95, F102,
F103, F104, F115, F118, F142, F147, F148, F157, F162, F170, F171,
F179, F180, F181, F182, F196, F204, F205, F248, F252, F253, F254,
F256, F270, F271, F275, F277
Leisure see Life of Gold Miners
Letters from California, B2, B9, B20, B22, B25, B39, B42, B43, B46, B48, B50,
B53, B59, B70, B72, B75, B78, B80, B81, B85, B87, B94, B97, B100, B108, B111, B115, B116, B118, B119, B121, B123, B126, B127, B137,
B139, B143, B153, B162, B166, B167, B175, B176, B177, B178, B182,
B189, B190, B191, B215, B216, B224, B225, B234, B235, B237, B258,
B265, B267, B273, B280, B281, B288, B291, B295, B303, B306, B323,
B324, B332, B335, C432, D210, D274, F125
Libraries, D172, F10
Life in California, A8, A9, A12, A13, A22, A24, A25, A26, A29, A30, A31, A33, A36,
A40, B171, C105, C164, C260, D151, D194, D221, D278, F116, F183,
F231, F260
Life of Gold Miners, A3, A13, A24, A25, A26, A29, A30, A35, A40, A42, B81, B103, B121, B167, B189, B197, B227, C68, C88, C104, C183, C199, C237, C264,
C285, C287, C314, C331, C405, C412, C424, D98, D128, D156, D163,
E14, E18, E19, E27, E47, E63, E110, E118, F61, F116, F144, F156, F191,
F200
Literature see Writers and also Fiction
Lockeford, 188
Los Angeles, B268, C166, C250, D49, D89, D102, D151, D152, D157, D204, D242,
D262, D263, D264, D265, D301, D320, F27, F212, F270
Lost Mines, E42, E70, E92, E100
Louisiana, B247, C67
Madera, C159
Mail Service, C74, C311, C315, C355, C387, D69, D248, D313, F22, F46, F92,
F138, F139, F155
Maine, C103, F236
Manzanita Hill, B105
Maps, D70, E60
Mariposa, B247, C155, C368, C380, D28, D34, D35, D61
Marysville, B40, D154, D237, D273
Massachusetts, C131, D36
Medicine, Physicians, and Disease, B49, B126, B131, B221, B236, B248, B261, C13, C28, C145, C175, C231, C256, C275, C420, C426, D183, D201,
D268, F17, F70, F159, F166
Memoirs see Diaries
Mendocino County, D143
Mentally Ill, F256
Merced County, D13, D235, D236
Merchants and Business, B110, B115, B228, B259, B324, C14, C51, C91, C140, C168, C169, C170, C171, C172, C207, C214, C231, C245, C246, C247, C294, C328, C349, C361, C399, C410, C423, D105, D173, D204, D256, D287, F9, F154, F158, F190, F227, F237, F240
Meridian, D1
Mexicans, C31, C33, C219, C274, C304, C305, C306, C309, F7, F179, F180,
F214, F271
Mexico, B14, B86, B99, B129, B163
Military, B91, B148, B166, C60, C76, C80, C151, C155, C159, C184, C262,
C384, C387, C400, C407, D40, D100, D186, D274, D307, F2, F21, F78,
F129, F163, F181, F198, F274
Millerton, D94
Mills, D26, E59
Minerals, E84
Miners see Life of Gold Miners
Mines, B330, E10, E13, E14, E21, E48, E50, E58, E60, E64, E77, E88, E89, E95,
E96, E97, E100, E111, E117, E122, E123, F29
Mining, B96, B146, C204, C379, C416, C434, E8, E9, E10, E11, E15, E16, E16, E17, E22, E23, E29, E32, E33, E34, E44, E46, E47, E51, E52, E54, E59,
E65, E68, E69, E71, E72, E75, E85, E87, E90, E91, E98, E99, E102, E103,
E108, E110, E118, E121, E123
Mining Camps, C55, D63, D114, D121, D122, D228, D261, D272, E18, E27, E56,
E66, E82, E104, E106, E109, E110, F65, F203, F243
Mining Debris, E55
Mining Law see Law
Ministers see Churches and Religion
Mint (U.S.), F125
Mississippi, B70
Missouri, B27, B40, B60, B111, B112, B185, B229, B242, B254, B329, B332,
C152, C153, C210, C362, C415, C432, D240
Modoc, D251
Mokelumne, B39, C25, C398, D167, D191
Money see Banks and Banking
Montague, B71
Mono County, C160, D24
Monterey, C80, C115, C130, C140, C214, D69, D74, D274, D302, F158, F215
Moon’s Ferry, F188
Morals see Churches and Religion
Mormons, C45, C46, C50, C85, C173, C258, C334, C337, C338, C364, C370, C396
Mother Lode see Mining and also Gold Rush, Generally
Mount Shasta, D25, D78
Movies (About the Gold Rush), F173
Mt. Gaines, E10
Murphys, D235, D317, F33
Music, F4, F47, F50, F71
Nantucket, B234
Native Peoples see Indians
Nativism see Prejudice
Natoma, C370
Navigation see Water Travel
Nebraska, B26, B201, B205, B209, B211, C433
Nevada City, C79, C241, C260, C358, D15, D200, D217, D292, F97
Nevada County, B164, C131, C217, C375, C376, C393, C401, D15, D60, D62, D63,
D68, D145, D160, D162, D203, D217, D260, D285, D286, D290, D300,
E13, E96, E97, F97, F98, F219, F245
New England, B260
New Mecklenburg, B66
New Mexico, B80
New York, B8, B21, B53, B69, B89, B97, B240, C119, C151, C184, C254, C357,
F82
New Zealand, D19
Newspapers, C26, C63, C255, C284, D68, D264, D265, D310, F34, F37, F43, F53,
F82, F84, F88, F106, F113, F114, F212
Newtown, D146
The Niantic, B69, D206, F35, F74, F130, F169, F202, F230
Nicaragua Crossing, B55, B155
Nicknames, D239
Nord, D20
North Carolina, C144, C156
Oakland, D7, D44, D45, D59, D184
Ohio, B49, B71, B75, C34, C203
Opera, C383
Orange County, D218
The Oregon, F242
Oroville, C66, D161
Overland Travel and Journals (See Also: Southern Trails), B3, B11, B14, B16, B17,
B21, B26, B27, B29, B31, B32, B33, B35, B36, B37, B45, B47, B49, B51,
B54, B60, B61, B64, B68, B71, B73, B74, B76, B77, B79, B83, B88, B92,
B95, B102, B104, B106, B107, B109, B110, B112, B122, B125, B133, B136, B141, B144, B145, B152, B156, B157, B158, B159, B160, B161, B179, B183, B185, B195, B199, B200, B201, B201, B204, B205, B206, B209, B210, B211, B212, B213, B214, B220, B221, B225, B226, B228, B229, B230, B231, B232, B233, B236, B238, B242, B245, B246, B247, B248, B249, B251, B255, B256, B257, B261, B266, B268, B274, B277, B278, B279, B282, B283, B287, B289, B290, B292, B293, B296, B297, B298, B299, B300, B301, B302, B304, B309, B310, B313, B315, B316, B317, B318, B319, B325, B326, B328, B329, B331, B333, B334, B337, C93, C131, C150, C210, C211, C224, C235, C242, C243, C266, C272,
C318, C336, C343, C352, C372, C374, C376, C385, C413, D135, D246, D258, F4, F50, F96, F149, F213
Pa-Utah County, D46
Pack Trains, F149, F151
Panama, Isthmus, B1, B23, B44, B63, B69, B89, B113, B114, B116, B132, B150,
B169, B170, B184, B239, B240, B243, B247, B254, B262, B270, B320,
C61, C156, C203, C228, C265
Paradise, C385
Passenger Ship Lists, B188
Pennsylvania, B109, B241, C5, C243
Petaluma, D108
Philanthropy, C146
Physicians see Medicine
Photographs and Photography, B195, B277, C296, D33, D153, D229, E17, E19, E23,
E114, F201, F241, F259
Piloting see Water Travel
Pit River, D142, D268
Place Names, D224, D270, D291
Placer County, C327, C350, D3, D230, D231
Placer Mining see Mining
Placerville or Hangtown, B110, C14, C95, C168, C207, C361, C399, D77, D83, D105, D106, D116, D213
Plumas County, D26, D56, D185
Poetry, B263, C157, C167, C386, D209, E122, F210, F220
Poker Flat, D121, F122
Poles (Poland), C111
Police see Law and Law Enforcement
Politics and Government, C7, C13, C32, C78, C80, C82, C90, C100, C115, C130, C146, C211, C321, C332, C339, C347, C371, C377, C404, D12, D32, D110,
D118, D134, D179, D214, D217, D252, F5, F15, F16, F38, F44, F56, F57,
F67, F72, F77, F89, F101, F107, F171, F206, F215, F221, F274
Post Offices see Mail Service
Poverty Hill, D107
Prejudice, B294, C30, C220, C304, C305, C306, C309, C314, F26, F179, F180
Princeton, D190
Prisons see Law and Law Enforcement
Products see Merchants and Business
Promotional Literature, C256, F43, F82, F106
Properties see Land
Prussia, C222
Quartz, E26, E86
Race see Ethnicity and also Prejudice
Railroads, C92, D148, F83, F100, F123, F153, F172
Ranches, C372, C374, C413
Reading, D253
Real Property see Land
Red Bluff, D238
Redding, C177, D311
Religion see Churches
Reminiscences see Diaries
Rich Bar, E27
Riverboats, B91, B242, C16, C366, D238, D253, F19, F58, F87, F117, F120, F177, F232, F268
Roads, C118, D3, D109, D230, F29, F39, F83, F197, F231, F238, F265
Roaring Camp, D122, F121
Rocky-Bar Mining Company, C416, E88
Rough and Ready, D63, D214, D241
Round Valley, D143
Sacramento, B53, B87, B108, B268, C59, C83, C92, C100, C245, C263, C295,
C356, C357, C391, C421, D8, D14, D18, D47, D70, D82, D84, D88, D110,
D119, D120, D144, D158, D166, D182, D183, D201, D219, D222, D249,
D254, D254, D284, D288, F78, F131, F159, F176, F186, F193, F217,
F237, F249
Sacramento and San Joaquin Delta see Delta
Sacramento River, B91, C16, D21, D23, D29, D95, D149, D238, D253, D308, F55,
F87, F143, F177, F188, F221, F267
Sacramento Valley, B20, B45, B66, B68, D227, D279, D280, D281, F100
Salmon River, E18, E62
San Andreas, D125
San Antone, D114
San Francisco, B59, B78, B121, B166, B253, C35, C37, C52, C77, C81, C97, C98, C164, C169, C172, C192, C221, C231, C244, C256, C257, C273, C291, C292, C320, C333, C339, C346, C360, C419, D2, D4, D22, D31, D42, D52,
D53, D57, D80, D81, D90, D104, D141, D147, D148, D150, D169, D174,
D175, D179, D180, D194, D196, D197, D198, D199, D206, D209, D210,
D215, D221, D223, D232, D243, D247, D248, D252, D283, D293, D294,
D296, D309, D310, D313, D315, E25, F2, F19, F22, F129, F142, F150,
F159, F193, F226, F227, F249, F255
San Francisco Mining Exchange, E25
San Joaquin County, B10, B281, C11, C60, C145, C397, D115, D188, D275, D295,
F37
San Joaquin Valley, C105, D70, D93, F30
San Pedro, D287
San Quentin, F171, F179
Sandy Bar, D121
Santa Barbara, D48, D314
Santa Clara, B123
Sawyers Bar, D92
Schools see Education
Scientists, C223
Scott Bar see Siskiyou County
Scott River, E46
Scots, C15
Sea Otters, F208
Seal of California see Great Seal of California
Shasta City, C259, D71
Shasta County, B23, B44, B92, B93, B270, C13, C19, C34, C70, C118, C119, C132,
C156, C177, C181, C188, C189, C201, C210, C222, C272, C296, C336,
C341, C349, C351, C387, C409, C410, D6, D9, D10, D244, D255, D268,
E14, E95, E107, F3, F85, F194, F197, F265
Shaw’s Flat, D117
Ships, Ocean-Going, B69, B120, B128, B180, B260, B275, B286, C335, C342, D206, F35, F40, F64, F73, F74, E75, F76, F79, F91, F108, F109, F110,
F111, F112, F119, F130, F169, F199, F202, F224, F230, F242
Sierra County, C354, D30
Sierra Nevada, B104 , B125, B299, F18
Silverthorne Ferry, D268
Siskiyou County, B49, B55, B71, B83, B173, B174, B279, B292, B301, B306, B308, C8, C42, C47, C48, C57, C61, C93, C110, C150, C182, C200, C235,
C243, C253, C254, C262, C323, C413, D25, D92, D99, D100, D112, D113,
D127, D168, D177, D202, D220, D230, D250, D299, D304, D305, D306,
D307, E14, E20, E34, E46, E48, E62, E64, E75, E91, E93, E95, E104, E105, E106, E115, F99, F181, F201, F216
Sisson, D25
Sites (Town), D258
Slavery, C49, F1, F23, F272
Smith’s Flat, D79
Soap, F156
Soldiers see Military
Soledad, D228
Somes Bar, E106
Songs see Music
Sonora, California, C397, C436, D54, D131, D156, D205, D210
Sonora, Mexico, B129, B294
Sonora Pass, B73, B274, D246
South Yuba Canal Company, F98
Southern Mines, B271, C53, C220, D67, D94, D155, D233
Southern Trails, B28, B30, B52, B56, B76, B95, B98, B99, B130, B154, B165,
B259, B264, B268. B271, B294, B305, B307, B321, B322, D299, F24
S.S. Winfield Scott, F75
Stages see Freight and Freighting
Stanislaus River, D136
State Capitol see Capitols, California
Statehood, California see California Statehood
Steamboats see Riverboats
Stockton, B10, B281, C11, C60, C145, C397, D115, D275, F195
The Strafford, B180
Susanville, D259
Sutter County, B13, C76, C334, C362, D1, D154
Sutter Creek, D140
Sutter’s Fort, C65, C74, C129, C205, D47, D192, D276, F167, F223, F261
Sutter’s Sawmill, E45, E53, E73, E74, F94, F168
Sutterville, D158
Swedes, C4, C133
Swiss, C358
Tales, C68
Teachers see Education
Tehama County, C367, D165, D193, D238
Telegraph Hill, D141
Tennessee, C280
Texas, B76
Theater, C41, C194, D83, F6, F97, F131, F132, F133, F186, F195, F250
Tourists, D169
Traders and Trading Posts, B214, B264, B336, C159, D287, F158, F236
Tragedies and Failures, A35, A43, B65, B79, B95, B261, B283, B287, C137, C198,
C302, C303, C307, C347, C363, D266, D271, D274, F209, F258
Trails, Generally, B3, B5, B16, B67, B158, B160, B203, B226, B238, B255, B256,
B266, B293, B300, B310, B315, D109, D246, F69, F194, F213, F265
Transportation, Generally, F46
Travel Journals (other than overland), B6, B11
Trinity County, C281, D208, E14, E77, E95
Trinity Mines, E77
Truckee, C319, C372, D15
Tule Lake, C198, D266
Tuolumne County, C38, C72, C147, C297, C314, C324, C397, C405, D17, D72, D73,
D98, D103, D107, D117, D126, D128, D211, E94, F72, F113, F191
Tuttletown, D212
United States, C80, C115, C121, C130, C400, F163, F198
Urbanization, C55
Utah, B225, B259, C258, D267
Vallecito, D130, D319
Vallejo (Town), D282
Vermont, C275
The Vicar, F199
Vigilantes, B17, D131, D215, D296, F27, F103, F118, F134, F135, F142, F150,
F160, F176, F226, F227, F255
Virginia, C16, C180
Virginia Mining Company, C379
Vizetelly Hoax, E35, E112
Volcano (Town), D76, D289, D297
Wales, B105
Washington (Town), D260
Water (Includes Water Law), D57, D110, D227, E11, E32, E51, E54, E65, E75, F3, F98, F99, F162, F182, F204, F216
Water Travel, California, B91, D136, D238, D253, F58, F127, F128, F193, F266,
F267
Weaverville, C55, D170
Weights and Measures, F32
Wells Fargo, C246, C380, D222, F51, F139, F141, F234, F235, F251, F263
Whiskeytown, D244
Wimmer Nugget, E4
Winter (Season), A7, A35, C269, E77
Wisconsin, B145, C201
Women, B22, B36, B37, B49, B72, B127, B134, B141, B181, B183, B189, B190,
B208, B232, B251, B252, B262, B279, B317, B319, B236, C1, C6, C8,C10,
C12, C26, C30, C79, C127, C141, C154, C158, C176, C177, C179, C187,
C201, C240, C242, C251, C252, C254, C286, C288, C289, C291, C292, C307, C312, C331, C341, C350, C353, C356, C357, C364, C380, C383,
C429, C434, D302, F26, F185, F214, F241
Writers, B289, C144, C255, C280, C317, F161, F187
Wyandotte, D64, F211
Wyoming, B231
Yankee Hill, D126
Yocumville, D87
Yosemite, D159
Yreka, B308, D229, D298, D305, F99, F216
Yuba, B40, C64, C369, C389, D37, D87, D154, D237, D273, D277, D303,
D321, E123, F98

The Gold Rush of California
A Bibliography of Periodical Articles

Robert LeRoy Santos