Mystery of the buried gold at Idaho Springs cabin
The 1858 Colorado gold discovery by George A Jackson led to a cabin cache of ten thousand dollars in buckskin bags buried in a cabin corner. After conflicts with Colorow and Utes, Jackson died from an accidental gun discharge. Years later, associates recovered the cache on Walton Creek near Steamboat road, sparking renewed intrigue about who has guarded the gold since.
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The Rock Named Vold Falls Into Salt River Canyon
Four men on a Salt River bluff throw a large stone into the canyon below. The rock disappears with a mighty splash, then sinks forever, and the men reflect with tangled emotions realizing the rock was worthless.
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Werglid Price Defined By Early Teutonic Law
The term werglid defined a man’s life value under early Teutonic custom. It set a monetary price paid to a murdered or slain man’s relatives to settle the crime and absolve the killer.
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