THE WHITE CROSS LIBRARY.
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Prentice Mulford’s Story

Life by Land and Sea.

BY PRENTICE MULFORD.

NEW YORK:
F. J. NEEDHAM, PUBLISHER,
52 West Fourteenth St.
1889.

CONTENTS.

CHAPTER		PAGE
[I.]	Shadows of Coming Events,	[5]
[II.]	Going to Sea,	[14]
[III.]	Getting My Sea Legs On,	[20]
[IV.]	Much Water and Mutiny,	[31]
[V.]	San Francisco in 1856,	[43]
[VI.]	As a Sea Cook,	[51]
[VII.]	Sights while Cooking,	[61]
[VIII.]	Whaling in Marguerita Bay,	[71]
[IX.]	Our Butter Fiends,	[82]
[X.]	Guadalupe,	[86]
[XI.]	At the Gold Mines,	[90]
[XII.]	Swett’s Bar,	[99]
[XIII.]	One Day’s Digging,	[105]
[XIV.]	The Miner’s Rainy Day,	[114]
[XV.]	The Miner’s Sunday,	[122]
[XVI.]	The Cow Fever,	[129]
[XVII.]	Red Mountain Bar,	[135]
[XVIII.]	My California School,	[145]
[XIX.]	“Jimtown,”	[157]
[XX.]	Romance of Ah Sam and Hi Sing,	[168]
[XXI.]	On a Jury,	[174]
[XXII.]	Some Culinary Reminiscences,	[178]
[XXIII.]	The Copper Fever,	[186]
[XXIV.]	Rise and Fall of Copperhead City,	[193]
[XXV.]	Prospecting,	[199]
[XXVI.]	High Life,	[207]
[XXVII.]	Leaving High Life,	[217]
[XXVIII.]	The Last of High Life,	[226]
[XXIX.]	On the Rostrum,	[237]
[XXX.]	Running for Office,	[246]
[XXXI.]	An Early California Canvass,	[254]
[XXXII.]	Another Change,	[262]
[XXXIII.]	Editing vs. Writing,	[266]
[XXXIV.]	Opinions Journalistic,	[275]
[XXXV.]	Recent Antiquity,	[279]
[XXXVI.]	Going Home,	[287]