The Young Treasure Hunter or Fred Stanley`s Trip to Alaska

 Norman Stanley, Fred`s father, had been injured in a mining accident about six months before this story opens, and, though he was now somewhat improved, he could not walk without the aid of a crutch. The  physician said he would eventually get entirely well, but the process seemed very slow, and at times Mr. Stanley was almost discouraged. The Stanley family, of which Fred was the only child, lived in the town of Piddock, California. It was not far from a mining region, and within a short distance of the coast. Fred has had to quit school to help earn a living for the family.

Fred hears of a job driving the ore carts in a nearby community and heads out to look for employment. The story follows him through his many adventures as he tries to be responsible for his family income.

CHAPTER I: IN NEEDY CIRCUMSTANCES

CHAPTER II: SEEKING A JOB

CHAPTER III: THE BURIED TREASURE STORY

CHAPTER IV: FRED HAS HOPES

CHAPTER V: MRS. STULTS CONSENTS

CHAPTER VI: THE OLD GOLD HUNTER

CHAPTER VII: OFF FOR ALASKA

CHAPTER VIII: AMID FROST AND ICE

CHAPTER IX: INTO THE INTERIOR

CHAPTER X: ATTACKED BY WOLVES

CHAPTER XI: SHOOTING A MOOSE

CHAPTER XII: LOST IN THE SNOW

CHAPTER XIII: IN THE WILDERNESS

CHAPTER XIV: THE LOST MAP

CHAPTER XV: IN THE CAVE

CHAPTER XVI: DIGGING FOR TREASURE

CHAPTER XVII: THE SPYING INDIAN

CHAPTER XVIII: FOLLOWED BY THE ENEMY

CHAPTER XIX: THE ATTACK

CHAPTER XX: BURYING THE TREASURE