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Newspaper title	Boston cultivator
Date Original	20 Nov 1858
Date Original Search	1858-11-20
Page Number	p. 373
Column	column 5
Size	1 ½ col. in.
Publisher Original	Boston, Massachusetts : Otis Brewer
Title	Pike’s Peak Gold Mines
Summary	Favorable reports have been received from the gold regions. It is reported that there is six inches of snow and one inch of ice on the Sweetwater. Hundreds of Indian lodges have been built in the area.
Subject	Gold mines and mining Indians—Utah
Publisher Digital	Harold B. Lee Library, Brigham Young University
Date Digital	2010-07
Owning Institution	Brigham Young University
Language	English; eng; en
Collection Name	19th Century Mormon Article Newspaper Index
Patron Usage Instructions	http://www.lib.byu.edu/generic_copyright.htm
Copyright Status/Owner	Public domain; Courtesy Harold B. Lee Library, Brigham Young University
Final Contributor Metadata	Bosen, Jason
Final Metadata Entry Date	2010-07
Call number	AN.B65cu
Edition	Electronic reproduction;
Full text	Pike's Peak Gold Mines.- Favorable ac-counts continue to arrive from the gold re-gions. Seven men of a Georgia company took out $500 in five days. Upwards of 600 wagons bound to the mines were met last week between Fort Kearney and the crossing of the Platte. Arrivals from Utah report six inches of snow on the Sweetwater,and ice an inch thick. Twelve hundred Indian lodges were erected in the vicinity on the military road between this point and Fort Laramie. The Indians are peaceable.
Corrected Full-text Entry Date	2012-05-22
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File name	BC_20Nov1858_p373_c5.pdf
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Media Type	PDF
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User name	1diteam

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