Answer To The Central Pacific Railroad Company Submitted By Leland Stanford, President, At San Francisco, Cal., July 28th And 29th, 1887

This book is a historic account of the Central Pacific Railroad Company, written by its president, Leland Stanford. It is a response to a communication from the United States Pacific Railway Commission and provides valuable insight into the workings of the company during the late 19th century.
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