Two Boy Gold Miners; Or, Lost in the Mountains
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Two farm boys, driven by failing crops and their family's debt, join an experienced miner and set out on horseback for western gold fields. The narrative follows their overland journey and arrival at a rough mining camp, then shifts to prospecting hardships: strikes and dry spells, storms, rapids, dangerous wildlife, and becoming lost in the mountains. They uncover nuggets and stake claims while coping with claim jumpers and a pursuing villain, endure personal losses and moments of peril, and face legal and practical challenges of mining. The tale concludes with the resolution of their fortunes and a reconciliatory letter that improves their family's prospects.
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