So much to be done: women settlers on the mining and ranching frontier

"I am willing to go with you to any part of God's foot stool" / Mary Jane Hayden

"We are satisfied to dig our gold in San Francisco" / Jerusha Merrill

"I suppose you thought me foolish in wishing to go" / Lucetta Rogers

"We surely thought a hoodoo was over us" / Mrs. E.A. Van Court

"Turbulence and evil of every description" / Mrs. Lee Whipple-Haslam

"It was a great trial for me to know just how to approach them" / Mrs. J.W. Likins

"No persuits in common between us any more" / Carrie Williams

"Of course we move in the best society" / Louise Palmer

"I resolved to try and be cheerful" / Mrs. A.M. Green

"To complain was never one of my traits of nature" / Mrs. Nat Collins

"They go by the name of fancy women" / Louisa Cook.

"I couldn't stand Willie's laziness another day" / Malinda Jenkins

"No door or window was ever locked" / Mary Ronan

"My people will never believe me again" / Sarah Winnemucca Hopkins

"It was all a wonder to me" / Mary Barnard Aguirre

"A stopping place for travelers" / Sarah Butler York

"If you are not afraid, neither am I" / Sister Blandina Segale

"This is desolation itself" / Angeline Mitchell Brown

"Nothing seemed permanent on the desert" / Sadie Martin.