Books
- Dawn and the Dons; the Romance of Monterey (San Francisco, A.M. Robertson, 1926)
- California State Prisons, their history, development and management (San Francisco The Star Press 1910)
- A Tribute to William McKinley. Speech on national issues (In Wagner, Harr, ed. Notable speeches by notable speakers. 1902. p. 371-394)
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