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BIBLIOGRAPHY of HISTORICAL BOOKS Containing History of National Forest Areas in the Intermountain Region Compiled by A.R BIBLIOGRAPHY OF HISTORICAL BOOKS Containing history of National Forest areas in the Intermountain Region Compiled by A.R. Standing, January 1964 Publisher's Manti- General Title of the Book Editor or Author Publisher Address Ashley Boise Bridger Cache Caribou Challis Dixie Fishlake Humboldt LaSal Payette Salmon Sawtooth Targhee Teton Toiyabe Uinta Wasatch Interest The American Fur Trade of the The Press of the Far West (Two Volumes) Hiram M. Chittenden Pioneers, Inc. NY, NY X X X X X X X X X X X The Ashley-Smith Explorations The Arthur H. Clark Cleveland, 1822-29 Harrison Clifford Dale Co., 1918 Ohio X X X X X X X X X X X X X X X Portland, Astoria Washington Irving Binfords & Mort Oregon X X X X X Caldwell, The Bannock of Idaho Brigham D. Madsen Caxton Printers Idaho X X X X X X X X X F. C. Robertsen and Denver, Boom Towns of the Great Basin Beth K. Harris Sage Books Colorado X X X X X Daughters of the Monuments to Courage, A History Daughters of the Utah Utah Pioneers, of Beaver County, Utah Pioneers Beaver County Beaver, Utah X The Big Bonanza Dan Dequille Alfred A. Knoff, 1947 NY, NY X The Bobbs-Merrill Indianapolis, The Big Bonanza C. B. Glasscock Co. Indiana X University of Norman, Adventures of Captain Bonneville Washington Irving Oklahoma Press Oklahoma X X X X X X X X Box Elder News and Brigham City, Box Elder Lore Adolph M. Reeder Journal Utah X Harcourt, Brace and Breaking New Ground Gifford Pinchot Co. NY, NY X Fort Bridger, Wyoming, A Brief Sheridan, History Robert S. Ellison The Mills Co. Wyoming X X Jim Bridger, The Saga of a Master University of Norman, Mountaineer and Trailbuilder J. Cecil Alter Oklahoma Press Oklahoma X X X X X X X X Brown's Park, Where the Old Morrow Publishing West Stayed Young John Rolfe Burroughs Co. NY, NY X Deseret News Salt Lake The History of a Valley (Cache) Joel E. Ricks Publishing Co. City, Utah X What I Saw in California - Journal of a Tour 1846 Edwin Bryant Out of Print X X X X McGraw-Hill Book The California Trail George R. Stewart Co., Inc. NY, NY X X X X X X History of California 1840-1845 Volume XXI Hubert Howe Bancroft X X San Colorful California Names, Their Francisco, History and Meaning Thomas P. Brown American Trust Co. California X Deseret News Press Salt Lake William Clayton's Journal William Clayton 1921 City, Utah X X X Climate and Man (Includes Government Climate and Settlement of the USDA Yearbook Printing Arid Region, R. W. Bailey) Various 1941 Office X James Clyman, American Portland, Frontiersman Charles L. Camp Champoeg Press Oregon X X X X X X X X X A Canyon Voyage F. S. Dellenbaugh G. P Putnam's Sons NY, NY X X X Exploration of the Colorado River and its Canyons (1961 Reprint) John W. Powell Dover Publications NY, NY X X X Page 1 of 9 Publisher's Manti- General Title of the Book Editor or Author Publisher Address Ashley Boise Bridger Cache Caribou Challis Dixie Fishlake Humboldt LaSal Payette Salmon Sawtooth Targhee Teton Toiyabe Uinta Wasatch Interest The Romance of the Colorado Frederick S. River Dellenbaugh G. P Putnam's Sons NY, NY X X X Steven V. Jones, John Utah Historical The Explorations of the Colorado F. Steward, Walter C. Society Quarterly V. Salt Lake River and High Plateaus of Utah Powell XVI, XVII, '48-49 City, Utah X X J. W. Powell, G. Y. Utah Historical The Exploration of the Colorado Bradley, O. G. Society Quarterly V. Salt Lake River in 1869 Howland, F. M. Bishop XV, 1947 City, Utah X X Beyond the Hundredth Meridian - Houghton Mifflin Co. Boston, John Wesley Powell Explorations Wallace Stegner 1954 Mass. X X X Princeton University Princeton, Powell of the Colorado William Culp Darrah Press, 1951 New Jersey X X X Charles Scribner's The Saga of the Comstock Lode George D. Lyman Sons, 1934 NY, NY X Our Strip of Land, A History of Dick and Vivian Lusk, Daggett County, Utah Dunham The Lusk Herald Wyoming X X East of Antelope Island. History Daughters of the Utah Carr Printing Co., Bountiful, of First 50 Years of Davis Co. Pioneers 1948 Utah X Death Valley in '49 William L. Manly Out of Print X X X X X Life, Letters and Travels/Father Peter J. Desmet X X X X X X Doubleday & Co., Garden City, Desperate Men James D. Horan 1962 N. Y. X X X X X X X X X X University of Norman, The Great Diamond Hoax James H. Wilkins Oklahoma Press Oklahoma X Salt Lake I Was Called to Dixie Andrew Karl Larson Deseret News Press City, Utah X The Immortal Pioneers (St. St. George, George, Utah Albert E. Miller Albert E. Miller 1946 Utah X Under Dixie Sun, A History of Daughters of the Utah Washington County St. George, Washington County, Utah Pioneers Chapter D.U.P. Utah X Houghton Mifflin Co., Riverside Boston, Ordeal by Hunger George R. Stewart Press, Cambridge Mass. X X X X Stanford University Stanford, History of the Donner Party C. F. McGlashan Press California X X X Eliza P. Donner A. C. McClurg & Co., Chicago, Expedition of the Donner Party Houghton 1911 Illinois X X X The Donner Pass and Those Who Manlo Park, Crossed It George R. Stewart Lane Publishing Co. California X X X X Art City Publishing Springville, Early History of Duchesne County Mildred Miles Dillman Co., 1948 Utah X Castle Valley, A History of Emery Emery County Castledale, County Mrs. Stella McElprang Chapter, D.U.P. Utah X Centennial Book Ephraim, Ephraim (Utah), First 100 Years Committee Utah X Page 2 of 9 Publisher's Manti- General Title of the Book Editor or Author Publisher Address Ashley Boise Bridger Cache Caribou Challis Dixie Fishlake Humboldt LaSal Payette Salmon Sawtooth Targhee Teton Toiyabe Uinta Wasatch Interest Father Escalante's Journal 1776- Utah Historical Salt Lake 77 J. Cecil Alter, Editor Society, 1943 City, Utah X X X X Pagent in the Wilderness, The Utah State Historical Salt Lake Story of the Escalante Expedition Herbert F. Bolten Society City, Utah X X X X X Broken Hand - Life Story of LeRoy R. Hafen and W. The Old West Denver, Thomas Fitzpatrick J. Ghent Publishing Co., 1931 Colorado X X X X X X X X An Outline of the History of the University of Utah, Salt Lake Flaming Gorge Area William M. Purdy 1959 City, Utah X Jennie Broughton The Caxton Printers, Caldwell, Fort Hall on the Oregon Trail Brown Ltd. Idaho X X Journal of the Forty-Niners, Salt LeRoy R. and Ann W. Glendale, Lake to Los Angeles Hafen Arthur H. Clark Co. California X X Boston, Forty-Niners Archer B. Hulbert Little, Brown and Co. Mass. X X X X Across the Plains and Among the Wilson-Erickson Diggings Alonzo Delano Inc., 1936 NY, NY X X X X X University of Norman, Exploring with Fremont Charles Preuss Oklahoma Press Oklahoma X X X X X X X X X X X X X X Frederick S. G. P. Putnam's Fremont and '49 Dellenbaugh Sons, 1914 NY, NY X X X X X X X X X X X X A Majority of Scoundrels, an Informal History of the Rocky Mountain Fur Co. Don Berry Harper & Brothers NY, NY X Ghosts of the Glory Trail, Ghost Desert Magazine Palm Desert, Towns, Mining Camps, Etc. Nell Murbarger Press California X X X X Bonanza Trail (Ghost Towns and Indiana University Bloomington, Mining Camps of the West) Muriel Sibell Welle Press, 1953 Indiana X X X X X X X Miles Goodyear, First Citizen of Charles Kelly and M. L. Western Printing Salt Lake Utah Howe Co., 1937 City, Utah X X X X X X X X X X X X X University of Norman, Exploring the Great Basin Gloria Griffen Cline Oklahoma Press Oklahoma X X X X X X X X X Intermountain Association of Guide to the Geology of Northern Petroleum Geologists, Salt Lake Utah and South-Eastern Idaho 1953 City, Utah X X Old Greenwood, The Story of Western Printing Salt Lake Caleb Greenwood Charles Kelly Co., 1936 City, Utah X X X X X X X Journey Through the Rocky Mountains and the Humboldt University of Norman, Mountains Jacob H. Schiel Oklahoma Press Oklahoma X X X X Denver, John William Gunnison Nollie Mumey Artcraft Press 1955 Colorado X X Los Angeles, Jacob Hamblin, Buckskin Apostle Tom Bailey Westerlore Press California X X World Book Co., Yonkers, N. Hidden Heroes of the Rockies Isaac K. Russell 1923 Y. X X X X X X X X X X X X X X X X University of Utah Salt Lake Hole in the Rock David E. Miller Press City, Utah X X X Page 3 of 9 Publisher's Manti- General Title of the Book Editor or Author Publisher Address Ashley Boise Bridger Cache Caribou Challis Dixie Fishlake Humboldt LaSal Payette Salmon Sawtooth Targhee Teton Toiyabe Uinta Wasatch Interest The Saga of Ben Holladay Ellis Lucia Hastings House NY, NY X X X X X X X X X X X X Ben Holladay, the Stagecoach Arthur H. Clark Co., Glendale, King J. V. Frederick (1940) California X X X X X X X X X X X The Humboldt, Highroad of the West Dale L. Morgan Farrar and Rinehart NY, NY X X X X X The Nicholas G.
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