Gold Rush Echoes from Tombstone and Rocky Belle Trials
Tales trace wild mining fever from the Rocky Belle camp in Arizona to Tombstone in 1879. Descriptions cover stampedes, desert deprivations, and deaths from thirst and cold, plus boomtown growth, prices in camp, and eventual declines as mines faded and populations shrank.
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Trinle
Yukon
California
Rocky Belle Camp
Arizona
Moqai Indian Reservation
Hank Binford
Tucson
Albugquerque
Los Angeles
Arizo
Desert
Miountain
Zoo
Sho Indies
Hank Binfords
Maricopa
Tombstone
Leadville
Colorado
Pacific Coast
EL Dorado
Gird
Hawkinses
Itrich
Mojave
Arizona al Hill Plains
Yuma
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Rocky Belle
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Chile
United States
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TSO
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Ricco
Catania
Ife
America
G. Brinton
Sald
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Brinton
Brazil
Doctor Carbasse
Pothe
Theo
Theve Hitely
New Mexico
Dasa
Lis
Lorses
Tleship
Hite
Esarty
Tomibstone
Bulug “Htarary
Monsieur Foa
Africa
Ivo
Owen
Evers
Smithsonian
Otis T. Mason
Columbia River
Pacific Ocean
Columbia
Alur
Asia
Mason
Amarimas
North America
Spring Lake
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France
Reclus
Nature
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Siddhar
Deander Tose Stan
USA
Perseus
London
Lana
Duchess of Marlborough
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