CHAPTER I.

The Sacramento valley:  A general view, with hints to tourists and sportsmen

CHAPTER II.

WINE AND RAISINS—­PROFITS OF DRYING FRUITS

CHAPTER III.

THE TULE LANDS AND LAND DRAINAGE

CHAPTER IV.

SHEEP-GRAZING IN NORTHERN CALIFORNIA

CHAPTER V.

THE CHINESE AS LABORERS AND PRODUCERS

CHAPTER VI.

THE MENDOCINO COAST AND CLEAR LAKE—­GENERAL VIEW

CHAPTER VII.

AN INDIAN RESERVATION

CHAPTER VIII.

THE REDWOODS AND THE SAW-MILL COUNTRY OF MENDOCINO

CHAPTER IX.

DAIRY-FARMING IN CALIFORNIA

CHAPTER X.

TEHAMA AND BUTTE, AND THE UPPER COUNTRY

CHAPTER XI.

TOBACCO CULTURE—­WITH A NEW METHOD OR CURING THE LEAF

CHAPTER XII.

THE FARALLON ISLANDS

CHAPTER XIII.

THE COLUMBIA RIVER AND PUGET SOUND—­HINTS TO TOURISTS

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APPENDIX.

Contributions of A venerable savage to the ancient history of the Hawaiian islands

NOTES

ILLUSTRATIONS.

MAP OF THE HAWAIIAN ARCHIPELAGO

KING KALAKAUA

DIAMOND HEAD AND WAIKIKI

HONOLULU—­GENERAL VIEW

HAWAIIAN HOTEL, HONOLULU

GOVERNMENT BUILDINGS, HONOLULU

ROYAL SCHOOL, HONOLULU

COURT-HOUSE, HONOLULU

MRS. LUCY G. THURSTON

KAWAIAHO CHURCH—­FIRST NATIVE CHURCH IN HONOLULU

DR. JUDD

DR. COAN

BETHEL CHURCH

DR. DAMON