Statistics of California Production, Commerce, and Finance for the Years 1900-1: With Brief Sketches of the Origin and Development of Mining, Agricult (Paperback) (ISBN-13: 9781177820431)

"Statistics of California Production, Commerce, and Finance for the Years 1900-1" offers a detailed snapshot of California's burgeoning economy at the turn of the century. This meticulously compiled volume presents a wealth of statistical data covering various sectors, including mining, agriculture, horticulture, commerce, and finance, providing invaluable insights into the state's economic landscape. The book also features concise yet informative sketches tracing the origins and development of key industries, highlighting their contributions to California's prosperity.

This historical record serves as an essential resource for economists, historians, and anyone interested in understanding the economic foundations of California. Its comprehensive data and historical context make it a valuable addition to collections focused on American economic history and the development of the Western United States.

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