Sun Mountain Riches Unearthed by Early Nevada Emigrants
The Washoe mining tale traces how early 1860s emigrants along Sun Mountain and Gold Canyon in the Carson River area found gold flakes via dry washing and a nod to Orr’s large nugget. It notes Hall’s Station Genoa and Franktown burgeoning as California bound traffic swelled, with figures like Greeley Hearst and Fair passing en route, and towns such as Mormon Station and Carson City forming from these trails.
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Washoe
Virginia City
Sun Mountain
Carson River Plain
California
Salt Lake Valley
Nevada
John Orr
Forty Mile Desert Sandoval
Carson River
William Prouse
Sierra Pass
Orr
Grant Road
Gold Canyon
Fort Wayne
Ind
Spofford Hall
Emi- Hall
McMarlin
Manjor Ormsby
Pyramid Lake
Piutes
Dayton
Hall
Horace Greeley
New York Tribune
James Fair
William Sharon
George Hearst
Sierra Mother Lode
Sierras
Mormon Station
John Heese
Salt Lake City
Jim
Genoa
Lake Tahoe
Two Faiths Will Share New Church
In Halewood near Liverpool Anglican and Methodist congregations plan a timber church seating 250, funded from the Liverpool bishopric. It will include shared spaces and separate vestries with joint or alternating services. Britain debates church merger, with tentative local moves. A joint Anglican Methodist school was announced near Blackburn in Lancashire.
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Liverpool
England
Halewood
Ford Motor Co
Britain
Warrington
Laurence Brown
Blackburn
Lancashire
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History of
Sun Mountain Riches
By John Sandoval
Prouse
Sierra Placers
Nevada Desert
Franktown
Washoe Valley
Reno
Johntown
James Fennimore
Finney
Old Virginia
Henry Comstock
Manny Penrod
Sandy Bowers
Jack Bishop
Trish
Comstack Silver Lode
Pale O'Riley
Pat McLaughlin
Killey Orrum
Hangtown
Plata
Princess Sarah Winnemucca
Riverside A-Square
Riverside
Tubalswy Line
San Leandro
Comida
Paw Rola
Parnelli Jones
Roger Ward
Stereos
Alvarado St