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- catalog contributor b4456880.
- catalog coverage "California Description and travel.".
- catalog coverage "California Gold discoveries.".
- catalog created "[c1934]".
- catalog date "1934".
- catalog date "[c1934]".
- catalog dateCopyrighted "[c1934]".
- catalog description "Bibliography: p. [315]-321.".
- catalog description "Journey's end: General Fremont's country ; Bear Valley ; Mt. Ophir Mint legend ; Hornitos was wild ; More miners of 1933 ; Mariposa ; What Yosemite travelers overlook ; A concluding gracious gesture.".
- catalog description "Motor by water: An experienced car ; Portsmouth Square, 1848, 1933 ; Announcement of gold discovery ; Sam Brannan ; Start of the gold-rush ; A busy world -- Gold fever: In the wake of the gold-hunters ; Slowness of news ; Governor Mason's report ; Depopulation of Monterey ; "Unhouseling a potatoe" -- To Sutter's Embarcadero: Up the Sacramento River ; Difficulties of 1848 ; Beguiling the way ; Sutter's Embarcadero ; Sacramento ; Curbs six feet high ; Floods and fire -- History made and recorded: Capitol Park ; Relics of '49 ; Sources of information ; Life of the pioneer town ; Sutter's Fort ; Sutter "in person" ; Proving the first gold -- Where it all began: To Coloma ; Marshall's discovery ; How the secret leaked ; Sutter's empire collapses ; Honesty in 1848 ; Rise of self-government ; Courts and mobs ; History corrected -- Hangtown: Shirts for their weight in gold ; Naming of Hangtown ; Mickey Free ; Practical justice ; Practical jokes ; Two hundred cemeteries -- ".
- catalog description "Southward on the Mother Lode: From Placerville south ; El Dorado ; Nashville ; Plymouth ; Drytown ; Amador ; Sutter Creek ; Shifting county-seats ; Jackson ; The French war ; Volcano's charm ; Sandy Bar ; An epicurean 'forty-niner -- Places and persons worth while: Mokelumne Hill ; California's first three-story skyscraper ; The Chilean War ; San Andreas hospitality ; Murrietta and Black Bart ; Murphys ; Angels Camp ; Historic jokes -- Carson Hill to Columbia: Morgan Mine ; Three hundred and ten thousand dollars gold in one blast ; Jim Fair ; Bret Harte country ; Melones ; Jackass Hill and Mark Twain ; Tuttletown ; Columbia -- Sonora to Coulterville: A wild camp modernized ; War against Mexicans ; Saloons of the '50s ; Judge Barry's illuminating docket ; Jimtown ; Chinese camp's historic battle ; Coulterville proves worth while -- ".
- catalog description "The greatness of Grass Valley: Grass Valley's record ; The Munchausen Company ; Lola Montez ; Empire Mine ; Tobacco-chewing mule ; Seventy-six ton gold brick -- Nevada, a laughing camp: Town talk ; Deer Creek dry diggings ; Nevada City ; "Dear bewitching creatures" ; Flood and fire ; Famous men ; Original journalism ; "You had seven grandmothers" -- Thrills upon the Yuba Forks: Yuba River diggings ; Alleghany District ; Camptonville and Billy Meek ; Magnificent views ; The Pelton water-wheel ; Nigger Tent ; Hydraulic mine in operation -- Life and death in Downieville: Fiddle Creek ; Thousands of gold-washers ; Goodyear Bar ; Downieville ; A cup of gold a day ; Downieville holidays ; Lynching of Juanita ; Mining in treetops -- E. Clampus Vitus: Climax of scenery ; Sierra City ; Historic joke revived ; The Gold Lake hoax ; Rough and ready ; Secedes from Union ; Smartsville ; Timbuctoo ; Bars of the Yuba -- ".
- catalog description "When big business began: Small business grows great ; Armour, Studebaker, and Hopkins ; Pie-eyed ; Disasters ; A bridal bouquet ; Hospitality in Placerville -- Hero-worship: Weber's Creek ; A gun-toting Christian ; Kelsey ; The Marshall Museum ; Conflicting views of the gold discoverer -- Gardens supplant gold: Georgetown ; A bit of garden ; Riches all around ; Famous residents ; Greenwood Valley ; Indian massacres ; Camps on the Middle Fork -- "The flattering, mighty, nay, almighty gold": Auburn ; Sitting in the sun ; Justice and bad men ; New law to reopen mines ; Spanish bar ; A mining camp meal in the '50s -- Great men, and small: Grizzly Bear House lies ; Michigan Bluff ; Leland Stanford ; Yankee Jim's ; Illinoistown ; Iowa Hill ; Bear River memories ; Views through a monocle ; Variety of life in '49 -- Driving out depression: You bet ; A man-made canyon ; "That's Grandpa killing Jerry Goodwin" ; Red Dog ; The Casey Jones ; Grass Valley ; No depression -- ".
- catalog description "Wild life in Marysville: A business center ; Justice Stephen J. Field's pioneering ; Hotels of the gold-rush ; Banditry ; Yuba City ; A private arsenal -- The Mistress of Forbestown: Oroville ; Rabbit Creek ; Lotta Crabtree's start ; Olla Batt entertains ; Buildings of golden bricks ; Unique architecture -- History hangs on a word: Bidwell's bar ; Gold before Marshall's time ; General Bidwell ; Pioneer children ; Dame Shirley's rich bar in 1850 -- Into the Coast Range: Major Reading's discovery ; Redding's hospitality ; Horsetown ; "Old Man" Waite's buried gold -- Old Shasta and beyond: Ghostly Shasta ; the head of "Whoa navigation" ; Revealing ruins ; Roop and Lassen form their own state ; Whiskey Creek ; Trinity River -- Beauty and action in Weaverville: Bavarian stairways ; Great battle of the Chinese ; Gun-play and justice ; Residents of old and today ; Back to the Mother Lode -- ".
- catalog extent "7 p. l., 13-333 p.".
- catalog hasFormat "Golden highway.".
- catalog isFormatOf "Golden highway.".
- catalog issued "1934".
- catalog issued "[c1934]".
- catalog language "eng".
- catalog publisher "Indianapolis : The Bobbs-Merrill company".
- catalog relation "Golden highway.".
- catalog spatial "California Description and travel.".
- catalog spatial "California Gold discoveries.".
- catalog spatial "California.".
- catalog subject "F865 .G58".
- catalog subject "F865. G58".
- catalog subject "Frontier and pioneer life California.".
- catalog tableOfContents "Journey's end: General Fremont's country ; Bear Valley ; Mt. Ophir Mint legend ; Hornitos was wild ; More miners of 1933 ; Mariposa ; What Yosemite travelers overlook ; A concluding gracious gesture.".
- catalog tableOfContents "Motor by water: An experienced car ; Portsmouth Square, 1848, 1933 ; Announcement of gold discovery ; Sam Brannan ; Start of the gold-rush ; A busy world -- Gold fever: In the wake of the gold-hunters ; Slowness of news ; Governor Mason's report ; Depopulation of Monterey ; "Unhouseling a potatoe" -- To Sutter's Embarcadero: Up the Sacramento River ; Difficulties of 1848 ; Beguiling the way ; Sutter's Embarcadero ; Sacramento ; Curbs six feet high ; Floods and fire -- History made and recorded: Capitol Park ; Relics of '49 ; Sources of information ; Life of the pioneer town ; Sutter's Fort ; Sutter "in person" ; Proving the first gold -- Where it all began: To Coloma ; Marshall's discovery ; How the secret leaked ; Sutter's empire collapses ; Honesty in 1848 ; Rise of self-government ; Courts and mobs ; History corrected -- Hangtown: Shirts for their weight in gold ; Naming of Hangtown ; Mickey Free ; Practical justice ; Practical jokes ; Two hundred cemeteries -- ".
- catalog tableOfContents "Southward on the Mother Lode: From Placerville south ; El Dorado ; Nashville ; Plymouth ; Drytown ; Amador ; Sutter Creek ; Shifting county-seats ; Jackson ; The French war ; Volcano's charm ; Sandy Bar ; An epicurean 'forty-niner -- Places and persons worth while: Mokelumne Hill ; California's first three-story skyscraper ; The Chilean War ; San Andreas hospitality ; Murrietta and Black Bart ; Murphys ; Angels Camp ; Historic jokes -- Carson Hill to Columbia: Morgan Mine ; Three hundred and ten thousand dollars gold in one blast ; Jim Fair ; Bret Harte country ; Melones ; Jackass Hill and Mark Twain ; Tuttletown ; Columbia -- Sonora to Coulterville: A wild camp modernized ; War against Mexicans ; Saloons of the '50s ; Judge Barry's illuminating docket ; Jimtown ; Chinese camp's historic battle ; Coulterville proves worth while -- ".
- catalog tableOfContents "The greatness of Grass Valley: Grass Valley's record ; The Munchausen Company ; Lola Montez ; Empire Mine ; Tobacco-chewing mule ; Seventy-six ton gold brick -- Nevada, a laughing camp: Town talk ; Deer Creek dry diggings ; Nevada City ; "Dear bewitching creatures" ; Flood and fire ; Famous men ; Original journalism ; "You had seven grandmothers" -- Thrills upon the Yuba Forks: Yuba River diggings ; Alleghany District ; Camptonville and Billy Meek ; Magnificent views ; The Pelton water-wheel ; Nigger Tent ; Hydraulic mine in operation -- Life and death in Downieville: Fiddle Creek ; Thousands of gold-washers ; Goodyear Bar ; Downieville ; A cup of gold a day ; Downieville holidays ; Lynching of Juanita ; Mining in treetops -- E. Clampus Vitus: Climax of scenery ; Sierra City ; Historic joke revived ; The Gold Lake hoax ; Rough and ready ; Secedes from Union ; Smartsville ; Timbuctoo ; Bars of the Yuba -- ".
- catalog tableOfContents "When big business began: Small business grows great ; Armour, Studebaker, and Hopkins ; Pie-eyed ; Disasters ; A bridal bouquet ; Hospitality in Placerville -- Hero-worship: Weber's Creek ; A gun-toting Christian ; Kelsey ; The Marshall Museum ; Conflicting views of the gold discoverer -- Gardens supplant gold: Georgetown ; A bit of garden ; Riches all around ; Famous residents ; Greenwood Valley ; Indian massacres ; Camps on the Middle Fork -- "The flattering, mighty, nay, almighty gold": Auburn ; Sitting in the sun ; Justice and bad men ; New law to reopen mines ; Spanish bar ; A mining camp meal in the '50s -- Great men, and small: Grizzly Bear House lies ; Michigan Bluff ; Leland Stanford ; Yankee Jim's ; Illinoistown ; Iowa Hill ; Bear River memories ; Views through a monocle ; Variety of life in '49 -- Driving out depression: You bet ; A man-made canyon ; "That's Grandpa killing Jerry Goodwin" ; Red Dog ; The Casey Jones ; Grass Valley ; No depression -- ".
- catalog tableOfContents "Wild life in Marysville: A business center ; Justice Stephen J. Field's pioneering ; Hotels of the gold-rush ; Banditry ; Yuba City ; A private arsenal -- The Mistress of Forbestown: Oroville ; Rabbit Creek ; Lotta Crabtree's start ; Olla Batt entertains ; Buildings of golden bricks ; Unique architecture -- History hangs on a word: Bidwell's bar ; Gold before Marshall's time ; General Bidwell ; Pioneer children ; Dame Shirley's rich bar in 1850 -- Into the Coast Range: Major Reading's discovery ; Redding's hospitality ; Horsetown ; "Old Man" Waite's buried gold -- Old Shasta and beyond: Ghostly Shasta ; the head of "Whoa navigation" ; Revealing ruins ; Roop and Lassen form their own state ; Whiskey Creek ; Trinity River -- Beauty and action in Weaverville: Bavarian stairways ; Great battle of the Chinese ; Gun-play and justice ; Residents of old and today ; Back to the Mother Lode -- ".
- catalog title "A golden highway; scenes of history's greatest gold rush yesterday and today, by C.B. Glasscock...".
- catalog type "text".