888 MADISON AVENUE, NEW YORK 21

39

Map and plates. 26 pp., 8vo, half morocco, original wrappers bound in. N. p., 1892. 45.00 One of the earliest accounts of the "most wonderful gold-mining region of the present

age."

[220] [COLORADO.] Widmar, R. The Breckenridge gold belt. Summit County. Large folding topographical map. 16 pp., 8vo, original wrappers. Denver, circa 1899. 35.00

Early history of the region, with accounts of the great gold strike, settlements, mining camps, etc. [221] [COLORADO.] Wolcott, Edward. The ordinances of Georgetown, together with the charter and the amendments thereto. 189 pp., 8vo, wrappers. Georgetown: Randall print, 1877. 75.00

[222] [COLORADO.] Wulsten, Carl. Constitution of the German Colonization Society of Colfax, Fremont County, Colorado Territory. Passed before said Company, August 24th, 1869. Octavo broadsheet. N. p., 1869. 75.00

We find no record of this Constitution. Its purpose was "the occupation of government and railroad lands for the purpose of founding a Colony"; "to help establish every member's independent existence"; "to mutually bind themselves to further the existence of each member." There are nine articles to the document, which is not only wretchedly printed, but orthographically quite wonderful.

[223] [COLORADO.] The silver region of the Sierra Mojada and Rosita, Fremont County. Its geography, topography, natural and argentiferous resources, history, development and commerce, its mines, etc. Folding map and leaf of errata. 101 pp., 8vo, original wrappers. Denver: Tribune Steam print, 1876. 65.00

McMurtrie 270. The mining laws are given, and numerous business cards interleave the volume.

[224] [CONFEDERATE ALMANAC.] Blum, L. V. and E. T. Farmers' and planters' almanac, for the year 1865. 18 pp., small 4to, wrappers. Salem, N. C., [1864.] 30.00

[225] [CONFEDERATE ALMANAC.] Clarke, H. C. The Confederate States almanac, and repository of useful knowledge, for 1862. 176 pp., 12mo wrappers. Vicksburg, Miss., [1861.] 35.00

Pages 17-111 contain a "History of the Formation of the Southern Confederacy"; and 113-176 A. O. P. Nicholson's "Compendium of Historical Facts, showing the causes that led to a Dissolution of the Union."

[226] [CONFEDERATE ALMANAC.]

The same, for

the year 1864. 119 pp., 16mo, wrappers. Mobile, Ala., [1863.] 30.00

The same, for

[227] [CONFEDERATE ALMANAC.] the year 1865. 96 pp., 12mo, wrappers. [Mobile, Ala., 1864.] 35.00

Confederate

[228] [CONFEDERATE ALMANAC.] household almanac, for the year 1863. Woodcut engraving., 23 pp., 12mo, wrappers. Vicksburg, Miss., 1863.

20.00

[229] [CONFEDERATE ALMANAC.] Confederate States almanac for the year of our Lord 1864. Published by Burke, Boykin & Co., 20pp., 12mo, wrappers. Mobile: Goetzel, [1863.]

20.00

nt, this work was probably printed in England.

E GILA ROUTE

G. The conquest of California and personal narrative. Folding map.

amp 288 note.

35.00

First-hand narrative by the ook command at Santa Fe with orders from the Pacific by the Gila Route. This marchwhich a road must be found or built-was had previously crossed the continent in these

es of earlier days in crossing the experiences of western life. Porcloth. Petaluma, 1898.

45.00 naut of 1851, with details of hardship and Indians; the massacre of all but two of the awry, murder nad wild times among the miners.

Life among the Apaches. 322 pp. 8.

35.00

er-Camp 234. Cremony's work to the present he and his aboriginal neighbors. Among other to Bartlett in the Arizona boundary survey.

S. C. Historical sketch of the misnong the North American Indians. pers. Boston, 1880. 25.00 work in Dakota, with much on the Sioux

Faulk, to the legislative assembly of the 8vo, original printed wrappers. Yankto

Allen 58. Describing the situation at Cheye Carter where the governor says "a state of societ He tells of the rich gold discoveries in those regions the incoming population; turbulence and lawlessnes gressional acceptance of his proposal for erecting a temporary government in Wyoming, approved July into operation; yet the time can not be far distant full operation in Wyoming, when, through the regu will be suppressed, and the law-abiding citizens will

Two LARGE TOWN VIEWS IN

[244] [DAKOTA.] Herancourt, W. V Hills, Dakota, with three inset scenes Mill Co.; Deadwood Public School; a Double folio woodcut engraving, 121⁄2 b matted. Deadwood: Black Hills Time

Very rare, and doubtless the earliest local v of especial interest for its realistic depiction of a w

[245] [DAKOTA.] Herancourt, W. Hills, Dakota, with four inset scenes. Do 201⁄2 inches, within borders, matted. D print, 1884.

Stage coaches and wagon trains are in evid activity is everywhere to be seen.

[246] [DAKOTA.] A memorial to States praying for the division of Dak

the wonderful progress made by the town at

Delle. Silver Sam; or, the mystery o, colored pictorial wrappers. New 25.00

ng region.

HILLS GOLD MINES: 1876 ort route: Clarke's Centennial Exe Union Pacific Railroad at Sidney Guarded by the U. S. Troops; wood ster City, running through the Red s in 36 hours. Stamped envelope, , 1876.

CALIFORNIA IN 1848 AND 1849

75.00

rom the Sandwich Islands to lower 848-1849. From The Friend. 4to, esian office, 1849. 250.00

I describes the work as: "ONE OF THE F CALIFORNIA ITEMS." Cowan, p. 61: KNOWN. The author has recorded much of Vancouver, the Indians, Benicia, and San iend but discontinued its publication to explore w El Dorado. Carl Wheat's long preamble is is keen journalist. The work is, of course, Islands on Oregon and California.

of Virginia, Maryland, and of the U District of Columbia. 16 pp., 8vo, sew

Includes the acts of 1789-91.

[258] [DISTRICT OF COLUMBI Considerations on the executive gover of America. 87 pp., 8vo, modern boa 1809.

Sabin 105148.

Woodward was chief justice the famous code that bears his name. The prese of the operation of the federal government, with rec [259] [DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA. the government of the Territory of Co sewn. George-Town, Territory of Col 1801.

Sabin 105152.

[260] [DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA. the government of the Territory of C 8vo, sewn. Alexandria, Territory of Co., 1802.

Sabin 105150.

DIXON'S PAINTING: "TRAIL TO [261] DIXON, MAYNARD. Origin "Trail to Pei-Ki-Hat-Tzch." 19 by 29 full and dated: "Maynard Dixon, 1912

An extremely fine Dixon, painted in rich superior to his later work which-though often admi