A History of Montana volume 1
A History of Montana volume 1
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The gulch itself was then opened and mining began in good earnest. In the autumn a train was dispatched to Salt Lake City for provisions, the town of Bannack was laid out, and by the 1st of January, 1863, a population of 500 souls had gathered there, and among them some of the wildest and most reckless adventurers, whose names and misdeeds figure conspicu- ously in the early history of the Territory.
"Thus began the first important mining operations in Montana. The fame of these diggings soon s...pread with almost lightning rapidity through the Territories and Pacific states and occasioned a large immigration the ensuing spring and summer.
"Grasshopper gulch and bars have since yielded continuously, and added to the world's wealth several millions of gold. In May, 1863, mines of considerable extent were dis- covered on Horse Prairie Creek, thirty miles southwest from Bannack. On the first of February, of that year, William Fairweather and others left Bannack to prospect the Big Horn mountains.
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The gulch itself was then opened and mining began in good earnest. In the autumn a train was dispatched to Salt Lake City for provisions, the town of Bannack was laid out, and by the 1st of January, 1863, a population of 500 souls had gathered there, and among them some of the wildest and most reckless adventurers, whose names and misdeeds figure conspicu- ously in the early history of the Territory.
"Thus began the first important mining operations in Montana. The fame of these diggings soon s...pread with almost lightning rapidity through the Territories and Pacific states and occasioned a large immigration the ensuing spring and summer.
"Grasshopper gulch and bars have since yielded continuously, and added to the world's wealth several millions of gold. In May, 1863, mines of considerable extent were dis- covered on Horse Prairie Creek, thirty miles southwest from Bannack. On the first of February, of that year, William Fairweather and others left Bannack to prospect the Big Horn mountains.
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