Sourdough sagas
By: the journals, memoirs, tales, and recollections of the earliest Alaskan gold miners, 1883-1923, edited by Herbert L. Heller.
Publisher: World Pub. Co.
Published: 1967
Place of publication: Cleveland
Language: eng
Number of pages: 273
Subjects: Frontier and pioneer life -- Alaska; Miners -- Correspondence; Alaska -- History -- 1867-1959 -- Sources
Table of contents: title: Foreword, by E. Gruening.; title: The Alaska sourdoughs, by H.L. Heller.; title: Frontier incidents at Juneau, by D.A. Murphy.; title: Recollections, by H. Davis.; title: Early days in Alaska, by J. Bender.; title: My experiences in the world, by F. Buteau.; title: Some early Yukon River history, by G.C. Bettles.; title: A sequel to Mrs. Bean's murder.; title: Sourdough life, by L. Smith.; title: Indian and Eskimo stories from along the Yukon, by L. Smith.; title: From Vaklez in Fairbanks in 1906 by bicycle, blizzard, and strategy, by J.A. Clark.; title: Fairbanks in 1906, by J.A. Clark.; title: Watching my first breakup, by J.A. Clark.; title: Fairbanks' great fire, by J.A. Clark.; title: Oddities of a pioneer town, by J.A. Clark.; title: The Alaskan bears and other interesting characters, by J.A. Clark.