The Gold Rush of California: A Bibliography of Periodical Articles

[D1]
Albertson, Ethel. "Early Day History of Meridian." Sutter County Historical Society News Bulletin 18(October 1979): 13-49. (Meridian, Sutter County)

[D2]
Allen, Walter C. "San Francisco's First City Directory and Its Two Reprints." Publication of the Society of California Pioneers (1943): 28-49.

[D3]
"Along the Old Placer County Road Built in 1851." Pony Express 21(May 1955): 6-7.

[D4]
Altrocchi, Julia Cooley. "Paradox Town: San Francisco in 1851." California Historical Society Quarterly 28(March 1949): 30-46.

[D5]
Andrews, Alexander Robertson. "Horsetown." Covered Wagon (1964): 3-11. (Shasta County, Clear Creek Diggings)

[D6]
Armstrong, Burness LaTour and Mazie Mary Phelps Sanders. "LaTour Butte, LaTour Park and LaTour Meadows." Covered Wagon (1966): 43-45. (John Cochran LaTour, overland, 1849, Shasta County)

[D6a]
Arnold, Keith. "Yreka Trail and Gold Discoveries in Siskiyou County." Pioneer 7(Fall 1999): 43-101.

[D7]
Augsburg, Helen. "History of Alameda County and Oakland, Its Principal City." Grizzly Bear 30(April 1922): 1-2, 44-45.

[D8]
"Awful Conflagration - Sacramento in Ashes: Six Lives Known to Be Lost! November 2, 1852." Golden Notes 1(October 1954): 7-8. (From San Francisco Daily Herald, November 4, 1852)

[D9]
Ballou, R.S. "The Story of Western Shasta." Covered Wagon (1964): 12-18.

[D10]
________. "Western Shasta." Covered Wagon (1956): 6-7.

[D11]
Barry, Louise, comp. "Kansas Before 1854: A Revised Annals; Part Eighteen, 1849. Part Nineteen, 1850." Kansas Historical Quarterly 31:3(1965): 256-339.

[D12]
"Benicia's Old Capitol to Be Dedicated." Pony Express 24(February 1958): 1-6.

[D13]
Bepler, Doris. "Brief History of Merced County." Grizzly Bear 24(June 1919): 5-7.

[D14]
_______. "Early History of Sacramento." Grizzly Bear 21(September 1917): 1, 28-29, 32.

[D15]
________. "Sketch of Nevada's County's Early History Dealing Particularly With Nevada City, Grass Valley, and Truckee." Grizzly Bear 23(June 1918): 1-2, 27.

[D16]
Blumenthal, Henry. "California Societies in France, 1849-1955." Pacific Historical Review 25(August 1956): 251-260. (Gold Investment France)

[D17]
Boner, Hamilton. "Old Columbia Reborn." Pony Express 12(August 1945): 7-9, 12.

[D18]
Borthwick, J.D. "Sacramento 1851: Stage Coaching in Sacramento: 1851." Golden Notes 20(December 1974): 1-9.

[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]
Briggs, Carl. "Goodbye God: We're Going to Bodie!" The Californians 4(July-August 1986): 82-95.

[D25]
Brooks, Donna Kohn. "Berryville - Sisson - Mount Shasta." Siskiyou Pioneer 5:4(1981): 7-14.

[D26]
Broussard, C.J. "Plumas County's First Grist Mill." Pony Express 19(November 1952): 8-12.

[D27]
Brown, David R. "The History of Bidwell Bar, 1848-1856." Butte County Historical Society Diggin's 14(Spring 1970): 20-24; (Summer 1970): 20-24; (Fall 1970): 14-24; 15(Summer 1971): 30-36.

[D28]
Burchfield, Chris. "Demolishing Two Mariposa Legends." The Californians 4(November-December 1986): 42-43.

[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)

[D33a]
Chalmers, Claudine. "Frenchtown in Gold Rush San Francisco." Journal of the San Francisco Historical Society 10(Fall 2001).

[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]
Connolly, Mark. "My House Used to Be Your Home: The Changing Household Unit in Nineteenth-Century Santa Barbara, California, 1850-1870." Southern California Quarterly 73(Spring 1991): 1-12.

[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)

[D53a]
Davis, Maurice. "California Gold and the Greenhorn." Pioneer 7(Fall 1998): 1-8. (Siskiyou County)

[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]
Douglass, Belle Rolf. "Nevada County, California." Pony Express Courier 2(October 1935): 1, 4-5.

[D63]
Dunbar, Fay H. "Rough and Ready." Nevada County Historical Society 30(October 1976): 1-8. (Mining Camp)

[D64]
Dunstone, William. "A History of Wyandotte in Butte County, California." Butte County Historical Society Diggin's 15(Summer 1971): 3-23.

[D65]
Dyer, Richard L. "Early Columbia: Prospectors and Presbyterians." Chispa 33(July-September 1993): 1121-1125.

[D66]
________. "Historic Landmark: Columbia State Historical Park." Pacific Historian 25(Winter 1981): 46-53.

[D67]
________. "Historical Landmark: Columbia: Gem of the Southern Mines." Pacific Historian 25(Spring 1981): 36-45.

[D68]
"Early Day Newspapers of Nevada County." Nevada County Historical Society 13(August 1959): 1-6.

[D69]
"Early Mails in Monterey County." Noticias del Puerto de Monterey 14(September 1968): 49-55.

[D70]
"Early Map of Sacramento and Upper San Joaquin Valley Including the Gold Region." Pony Express 15(May 1949): 7-10.

[D71]
Eaton, Richard B. "Town of Shasta." Covered Wagon (1977): 26-32.

[D72]
Eastman, Barbara. "A New Look at Early Columbia." Chispa 11(July-September 1971): 357-361.

[D73]
________. "The Streets of Columbia." The Quarterly of the Tuolumne County Historical Society 6(October-December 1966): 177-181.

[D73a]
Eifler, Mark A. "Taming the Wilderness Within: Order and Opportunity in Gold Rush Sacramento, 1849-1850." California History 79:4(2000): 192-207.

[D74]
"The (Eighteen-Fifty) 1850 Census in Monterey." Noticias del Puerto de Monterey 4(September 1960): 1-4.

[D75]
Engle, Irvin A. "Coloma." Pacific Historian 16(Fall 1972): 12-17.

[D76]
Engle, Irvin A. "Volcano." Pacific Historian 16(Winter 1972): 29-35.

[D77]
Fairchild, Frances. "Placerville, Past and Present." Pony Express Courier 1(January 1935): 10-11, 14.

[D77a]
Ferguson, Charles D. "Panning for Gold in Pioneer Butte." Butte County Historical Society Diggin's 42:4(1998): 71.

[D78]
"First Ascent of Mount Shasta." Siskiyou County Historical Society Yearbook 1(1946): 11. (August 14, 1854)

[D79]
Floberg, E. "Smith's Flat Chronicle." Pony Express Courier 7(November 1940): 5.(El Dorado County)

[D80]
Flynn, Thomas E. "San Francisco's Evolution." Overland Monthly, second series 76(December 1920): 55-57.

[D81]
(Forty-Nine) "'49 Real Estate Boom in San Francisco." Pony Express Courier 6(July 1939): 13.

[D82]
Foster, Lee. "Old Sacramento: Most Ambitious Historic Restoration in the West."American West 13(May-June 1976): 20-27.

[D83]
Foster, Lois. "Early Theatricals in Placerville." Pony Express Courier 3(September 1936): 7.

[D84]
Frame, Walter C. "Fire, Floods & Hoboken." Golden Notes 13(April 1967): 1-11. (Sacramento, 1850-1852)

[D85]
Francis, Lura. "The Historic Delta." Pacific Historian 23(Spring 1979): 45-57.

[D86]
Freeman, Leslis. "The Lost City of Calaveras." Pony Express 24(December 1957): 7-8.

[D87]
Fyfield, Lida. "Yocumville in the Early Days." Siskiyou Pioneer 3:5(1962): 62-63.

[D88]
Garner, Kenneth. "Blocks Burned By Fire of 1852." Golden Notes 18(March 1972): 1-10. (Sacramento)

[D89]
Garr, Daniel J. "Los Angeles and the Challenge of Growth, 1836-1849." Southern California Quarterly 61(Summer 1979): 147-158.

[D90]
Garrett, Lula May. "San Francisco in 1851 As Described by Eyewitnesses." California Historical Society Quarterly 22(September 1943): 253-280.

[D91]
Genini, Ronald. "The Fraser-Cariboo Gold Rushes: Comparisons and Contrasts with the California Gold Rush." Journal of the West 11(July 1972): 470-488.

[D92]
George, Nellie M. "The Origin of Sawyers Bar: In the Beginning 'Bestville'." Siskiyou Pioneer 1(August 1948): 4-6.

[D93]
Giffen, Helen S. "Fort Miller - A Memory of the San Joaquin." Journal of the West 2(April 1963): 205-212.

[D94]
________. "Fort Miller and Millerton: Memories of the Southern Mines." Quarterly of the Historical Society of Southern California 21(March 1939): 5-16.

[D95]
Giles, Rosena A. "The Sacramento River." Covered Wagon (1956): 27, 32.

[D96]
Glasscock, C.B. "Goodbye, God; I'm Going to Bodie." Pony Express Courier 4(November 1937): 1, 6, 10, 14; (December 1937): 9-10.

[D97]
"Gold on Bear River." Grizzly Bear 76(January 1946): 6-7. (Bidwell Gold 1844)

[D97a]
"Gold Rush Bonanza." Archaeology 41(May-June 1988): 17. (Excavations of general store site in San Francisco)

[D97b]
"Gold Rush Cache." Archaeology 43(September-October 1990): 15. (Archaeological findings in San Francisco)

[D98]
"Gold Rush Life at Jamestown." Chispa 15(October-December 1975): 515.

[D99]
Graves, W. Frank. "History of Hilt, California . . . " Siskiyou Pioneer 4:8(1975): 1-16.

[D100]
Green, Laura J. "The Old Fort . . . " Siskiyou Pioneer 1:3(1949): 29-30. (Fort Jones)

[D101]
Greer, Richard A. "California Gold - Some Reports to Hawaii." Hawaiian Journal of History 4(1970): 153-173.

[D102]
Guinn, J. M. "The Gold Placers of Los Angeles." Annual Publications of the Historical Society of Southern California 8(1090-1911): 228-233.

[D103]
Hafstrom, Ivan. "Columbia: A Gold Rush Town Lives On." Westways 75:7(1983): 30-33.

[D104]
Hall, James Disque. "Halleck's Majestic Folly." Pony Express Courier 6(January 1940): 3-4, 6-7, 16. (Henry Wagner Walleck, San Francisco buildings)

[D104a]
Hammers, Maryann. "Rip-roarin' Bodie, Relic of the Gold Rush." American West 28(Fall 1990): 32-35.

[D105]
"Hangtown in the Days of John Studebaker, the Blacksmith." Pony Express Courier 8(August 1941): 1-2, 4.

[D106]
"Hangtown Oak Destroyed in 1853." Pony Express Courier 1(August 1934): 14.

[D107]
Harriman, Frank G. "Poverty Hill and Jamestown's Early Days." Pony Express 31(August 1964): 9-11; (November 1964): 8-10.

[D108]
Heig, Adair. "Yankees & Petaluma's Crucial Decade of Development." The Californians 1(January-February 1983): 18-26.

[D109]
Helfrich, Devere. "Trail, Road and Transportation History of Butte Valley . . . " Siskiyou Pioneer 2:9(1957): 1-7.

[D110]
Helmich, Stephen G. "Sacramento's 1854 City Hall and Water Works." Golden Notes 31(Winter 1985): 1-32.

[D111]
Hickerson, Mark. "Everything is Up to Date in Contra Costa." The Californians 8(May-June 1990): 26-38.

[D112]
Hilt, Wilmer. "Origin and Story of Hilt . . . " Siskiyou Pioneer 1:5(1951): 15-19.

[D113]
________. "A Partial History of Old Mining Town of Henley . . . " Siskiyou Pioneer 2(Fall 1953): 30-32.

[D114]
Hoeper, George. "San Antone Camp: Rich in Legend and Gold." Las Calaveras 44(April 1996): 31-34.

[D115]
Holden, E.D. "Early History of Stockton, San Joaquin County." Pony Express 12(November 1945): 5-6, 14.

[D116]
Holden, Erastus Saurin. "Journey to a Condemned Bar in 1849." Pony Express 15(March 1949): 3-5. (Placerville)

[D117]
Holladay, Parsons. "'Dear Old Shaw's Flat'."Chispa 30(October-December 1990): 1017-1021.

[D118]
Hooper, Frank W. "Early Struggles for County Seats." Pony Express Courier 8(November 1941): 16.

[D119]
Hopkins, Mark. "Sacramento 1853." Golden Notes 1(June 1954): 1-2.

[D120]
Howes, Edward H. "Smith's Gardens: Sacramento's Showplace of a Century Ago." Golden Notes 34(Summer 1988): 26-40. (A.P. Smith, horticulturalist)

[D121]
Hudson, Roy F. "From Poker Flat to Sandy Bar." Pacific Historian 6(August 1962): 129-137.

[D122]
________. "Roaring Camp Revisited." Pacific Historian 5(May 1961): 69-76.

[D123]
Hunt, Rockwell D. "Angel's Camp: In the Heart of the Mother Lode." Grizzly Bear 77(October 1946): 8, 23.

[D124]
________. "Jackson . . . County Seat of Amador." Grizzly Bear 78(January 1947): 4-5, 15.

[D125]
________. "San Andreas of Calaveras County." Grizzly Bear 77(November 1946): 6, 9-10.

[D126]
Hunter, John K. "Brief History of the Infant Days of Yankee Hill." Chispa 32(October-December 1992): 1086-1089.

[D127]
"It Was Tough At Scott Bar in the 1850s." Siskiyou Pioneer 5:1(1978): 108.

[D128]
Jackson, Joseph Henry. "Historic Columbia of Gold Rush Days." Overland Monthly and the Out West Magazine 93(March 1935): 15, 17.

[D129]
Jackson, Samuel C. "Butteville/Edgewood." Siskiyou Pioneer 6:4(1991): 20-25.

[D130]
Jasper, James A. "Vallecito, Victim of Time and Vandals, Keeps Lonely Watch Over Memories of Historic Past." Pony Express Courier 8(March 1942): 6, 13.

[D131]
Johnson, Kenneth. "The Quest for Layton." Pacific Historian 16(Fall 1962): 60-63. (Vigilantes - Sonora)

[D132]
Johnson, Robert L. "Mexican Land Grants of Sycamore Area." Wagon Wheels 42(Spring 1992): 4-8. (Colusa County)

[D133]
Joy, Emmett P. "Calaveras County." Grizzly Bear 82(February 1949): 4; (March 1949): 4.

[D134]
________. "Capitol for a Day." Grizzly Bear 75(August 1945): 4, 15. (Columbia)

[D135]
________. "Ebbett's Pass." Grizzly Bear 88(April 1952): 4.

[D136]
________. "Ferrying on the Stanislaus River in the Eighteen Fifties." Grizzly Bear 87(December 1951): 4.

[D137]
________. "Historic Butte County." Grizzly Bear 84(May 1950): 5.

[D138]
________. "Mother Lode Ghost Towns." Grizzly Bear 74(February 1945): 3.

[D139]
________. "Mother Lode Trek." Grizzly Bear 81(October 1948): 6-7; (May 1949): 4, 14; 83(October 1949): 4, 14.

[D140]
________. "Sutter Creek's Founding." Grizzly Bear 77(December 1946): 7.

[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]
Keller, John E. "The Saga of Round Valley: 'Last of the West.'" The Californians 1(March-April 1983): 6-18. (Mendocino County)

[D144]
Kelly, William. "Sacramento 1850." Golden Notes 1(October 1954): 1-2.

[D145]
Kent, Genevieve. "Early Churches of Grass Valley Area." Nevada County Historical Society 9(March 1955): 1-4.

[D146]
Kimble, Rose and Jane Voiles. "Newtown: Ghost Town of El Dorado County." Pony Express Courier 8(November 1941): 3, 12-13.

[D147]
Kirkby, Dianne. "Gold and the Growth of a Metropolis: A Comparative Study of San Francisco and Melbourne, Australia." Journal of the West 17(January 1978): 3-15.

[D148]
Kneiss, Gilber H. "The First Rail in San Francisco." Pony Express Courier 4(January 1938): 15-16.

[D149]
Knight, Dorse P. "Great River of the Great Valley." California History Nugget 7(February 1940): 144-150. (Sacramento River)

[D150]
Knight, Maria. "Early Days in San Francisco." Overland Monthly, second series 30(September 1897): 253-259; (October 1897): 313-322.

[D151]
Krythe, Maymie R. "Daily Life in Early Los Angeles." 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]
Lachman, Jill A. "Golden Promises, Abandoned Dreams: A Brief History and Portfolio of Photographs of Bodie, California." California History 73(Winter 1994-95): 308-321.

[D153a]
Lague, Jim. "Early Settlements of Southern Butte County." Butte County Historical Society Diggin's 44:1(2000): 5.

[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): 0-96.

[D157]
Lar, Har. "Saga of Holcomb Valley." Grizzly Bear 81(August 1948): 6, 16. (Los Angeles, Gold, 1942)

[D157a]
Lau, Stan. "Gold Discovery in California." Gum Saan Journal 2(July 1978): 8. (Los Angeles gold discovery)

[D157b]
________. "Pages from the West." Gum Saan Journal 2(July 1978): 9 (Los Angeles gold discovery)

[D158]
Lehr, Ernest. "John A. Sutter, Sr., 1839: He Called It 'Sutterville'." Golden Notes 30(Spring 1984): 1-18. (Sacramento)

[D159]
Lee, B. Virginia. "Californianization." Overland Monthly and the Out West Magazine 83(July 1925): 268-269, 281. (Preservation of Yosemite)

[D160]
Lee, Clinton. "Graniteville." Nevada County Historical Society 26(April 1972): 1-8.

[D160a]
Lenhoff, Jim. "Organization of Butte County 150 Years Ago Was Fraught With Confusion and Pranks." Butte County Historical Society Diggin's 44:1(2000): 16.

[D160b]
________. "Settled in the Fall of 1849, Oroville Was Named by a Pioneer of Varied Interests." Butte County Historical Society Diggin's 43:4(1999): 75. (James Monroe Burt)

[D161]
________. "The Wickest Town in California . . . " Butte County Historical Society Diggin's 1(March 1957): 14-18. (Oroville)

[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]
Limbaugh, Ronald H. "The Chinese of Knight's Ferry, 1850-1920: A Preliminary Study." California History 72(Summer 1993): 106-128.

[D165]
Lingenfelter, Keith. "Historic Cobblestone House of Tehama County." Wagon Wheels 27(September 1977): 14-16. (Built 1852)

[D166]
Livingston, Robert D. "Illuminating Sacramento." Golden Notes 27(Winter 1981): 1-14.

[D167]
Locke, Dean Jewett. "Episode 3: The Events at Bachelor's Hall." The Californians 5(May-June 1987): 54-55, 66. (Mokelumne)

[D168]
Lockery, Fred. "Scott's Bar in 1855." Siskiyou Pioneer 5:1(1978): 36-38.

[D169]
Lockwood, Charles. "Tourists in Gold Rush San Francisco." California History 59(Winter 1980-81): 314-333.

[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]
Luecke, Mary, comp. "Siskiyou County Place Names." Siskiyou Pioneer 5:5(1982): 1- 93.

[D178]
McBride, Rebecca. "Coloma: Where the Gold Rush Began." Pacific Historian 20(Fall 1976): 238-251.

[D179]
McGinty, Brian. "Could One of These Have Been 'The City'?: In Its Early Days, San Francisco Had Some Lively Rivals." California History 64(Spring 1985): 132-141.

[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]
McGowan, Joseph A. "California's Capitol, 1849-54." Golden Notes 14(April 1968): 1-12.

[D182]
________. "Sacramento 1851." Golden Notes 20(December 1974): 1-15.

[D183]
McGrew, William K. "The Rats of Sacramento." Overland Monthly, second series 36(September 1900): 235-240. (Story)

[D184]
McKeon, Thomas J. "Oakland and Alameda County." Grizzly Bear 58(September 1936): 3.

[D185]
McKevitt, Jerry. "'Gold Lake' Myth Brought Civilization to Plumas County." Journal of the West 3(October 1964): 489-500.

[D186]
McKim, Hazel, and Ann H. Hocking. "Fort Reading." Covered Wagon (1988): 49-58. (Anderson, Shasta County, built 1852)

[D187]
McLeod, Emily Musick. "Pioneering in Lake County." Grizzly Bear 24(November 1918): 7.

[D188]
Mehlhaff, Carole. "Harmony Grove: A Little Epic of America." Pacific Historian 10(Spring 1966): 28-33. (Lockeford)

[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.

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