Mines and unions stir a gold camp uprising
Ray mond joins Matt Kelly in a remote mining town where pay ore may unlock wealth. A union debate erupts at the Golden Horn while Kelly resists, others fear wage cuts, and Dolan the valley reporter notes plans to bond the Last Dollar mine and push forward. Ray mond vows to win wealth and love amid camp tensions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kelly
Curran
Jason
Raymond
The
Golden Horn
Marvin Hanley
Munro
Jack
Tom Larned
Dead Pine
Larned
Valley Springs
Skytown
Bozle
Red Star Mining Companys
Upron
Kellys
Matt Kelly
Miner convention follies in Skytown saloon scene
Kelly and Raymond walk toward Skytown where a mining region’s only street boasts gambling rum sellers and rough business. A miner convention convenes at the Collen Horn saloon, and locals hail Matt as a potential president in a tense frontier moment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kelly
Raymond
Skytown
Collen Horn
Matt
The Meet with Dolan Reveals Louis at Camp
May mond discovers Louis tailing him toward Ruzle after Dolan meeting. Louis, exhausted yet spirited, reveals he’s been at camp a week and dodged Don. He shows his miner boots and mocks being called a boy as Raymond questions if his sister knows his whereabouts. Continued next week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dolan
Maymond
Ruzle
Louis
Raymond
Don
Also Mentioned on This Page
Citizen’s State Bank
McDonnell
W. T. Prather
J. W. Geiger
Color Bay
Viscount Buck
Annie
Consequence
Robert Burgess & Son
Wenona
Iinois
Robert Peters
H. G. Otis
Robt. Peters Stable
VIA
Land of Sunshine and Flowers
Northern Pacific
Montana
Butte
Helena
San Francisco
Los Angeles
Spokane
Puget Sound
Portland
California
E. S. Richards
Gen. Agt
St. Paul
Minn
Northern Pacific Railway
A. M. Cleland
Gen. Pas. Agt
St. Paul, Minn
J. Waynes
Baldy
Pine Mountain
Mrs. Kelly
Nora
Fézie
Hibor
Rob
Mr. Dolan
Valley Springs News
Jim
Louils
Red Cliff
Hanley
Con- IP
Union
Stsgmond
Richter
Anu
Ryvyvy
Orton Bros
Jamabaaaaaa
Old School
the Club Saloon
Geo. L. Curtis
Mos
Lee
Washington
Minth Street
United States
Washington, D. c
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!