New York: Worldwide, (1996.). Fourth in a series of mysteries featuring senior citizen Emma Chizzit, owner of a salvage company. Set in California's historic Gold Rush country. 252 pp,. ISBN: 0-373-261780.

New York: Walker, (1993) dj. Hardcover first edition - Fourth in a series of mysteries featuring senior citizen Emma Chizzit, owner of a salvage company. Set in California's historic Gold Rush country. 190 pp,. ISBN: 0-802732259.

Baltimore: Publishamerica Inc, (2004.). First edition - Historical fiction set in California's gold rush country in the mid 19th century, and highlighting the conflict between the rancheros and the gold miners. 372 pp. ISBN: 1-413730655.

Collierville, TN: Fundcraft, n.d. (ca 1980). First edition - A community cookbook compiled by members of the 4-H Club from the small California gold rush town of Mokelumne Hill - a town settled in 1849 - in Calaveras County. 50 pp plus index, household hints, measurements, etc.

Lincoln: iUniverse, Inc., (2004.). From the back cover: "In his first novel, Henry Harold Mottishaw describes the unique area of the Mother Lode along with the trials and tribulations of Bay Area Dot Commers moving away from the rat-race of the city to the "safety" of the Gold Country. . . Les Moore's wandering eyes, gold mines, a rags-to-riches tale, blackmail, murder, an illegitimate child, "friends," and good food [add up to] an interesting, entertaining, and a good mystery with a little humor in the mix. Who did it? Almost everyone has a motive." 208 pp. ISBN: 0-595-309038.

n.d. (ca 1980). First edition - A community cookbook from the small gold rush town of Mokelumne Hill - a town settled in 1849 - in Calaveras County. Brief news snippets from the late 1800s are interspersed with the recipes. 49 pp.