As I Remember Them Goodwin, C. Published by Published by a Special Committee of the Salt Lake Commercial Club, 1913. Limited to 100 copies of the Deluxe Edition, this is # 61. Hardcover, Full dark leather over the front and rear boards, light brown spine leather with 5 raised bands; gilt stamped front and rear panel borders and gilt stamped spine lettering and decorations. Moire fabric paste downs and end papers, sewn in satin ribbon marker. The volume is edge rubbed with bumped corners and some chipping on the spine crown, tape on inside front, all pages clean and bright. A later work, As I Remember Them (1913), contains reminiscences and biographical sketches of men he had known in California and Nevada. 75 sketches by Charles Carroll Goodwin to include, General John A. Sutter, General John Bidwell, Senator David C. Broderick, Judge Joseph Baldwin, Leland Stanford, The Old Time Miners, Theodore D. Judah, Charlie Fairfax, The Gentleman from Pike, Colonel E. Baker, Darius Ogden Mills, Ed. Huntington, Judge Charles H. Bryan, The Old San Francisco, The Sacramento Union, Newton Booth, J. “Lucky” Baldwin, “Jim” Gillis William Lent, Tod Robinson, W. Gorham, Thomas Starr King, The Old Boys, William Sharon, Col. Stewart, “Red” Frank Wheeler, James W Nye, John W. Mackay Clarence King, Judge B. Daggett, Professor Frank Stewart, Governor Luther R. Bradley, Alvinza Hayward, Harry L Thornton, “Dan De Quille”, Colonel Robert H. Taylor, The Old Stage Drivers, Judge Alexander Baldwin, Professor Joshua Clayton, Adolph Sutro, Harry Mighels, Samuel L. Clemens – Mark Twain’, Judge R. Connor, Marcus Daly, John Atchison, Judge J. Roseborough, John Percival Jones, Allen Green Campbell, A. Cleveland, “Joggles” Wright, Moses Kirkpatrick, “Zinc” Barnes, General Thaddeus H. Stanton, Colonel William Montague Ferry, Colonel Wilbur F. Ellis, Richard Mackintosh, William S. Godbe, General Alexander McDowell McCook, E. Cassidy, Colonel George L. Wolcott, Joaquin Miller, The Old Column. He was appointed Probate Judge for the Nevada Territory in 1860, and was elected one of the first district judges following statehood. During this period, he entered the field of journalism, serving as an editor for the Washoe Times and the Inland Empire and later, as the chief editor of the Virginia City Territorial Enterprise. Goodwin’s later years were spent in Salt Lake City where he continued his journalistic career and distinguished himself in Republican political circles. This work includes reminiscences and biographical sketches of prominent men Goodwin knew during his years in California and Nevada.