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Tragedies, Triumphs and Tall Tales of
DEATH VALLEY
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Death Valley in late 1800 and early 1900 was exactly what its name implied. No one will
ever know how many prospectors or people, heading for the Pacific Coast, died of thirst and
starvation while crossing the blazing summer inferno. Many stories of the tragedies, triumphs
and tall tales have been printed in Desert, The Magazine of the Southwest. To relive these
tales about the famous California-Nevada badlands, read these back issues of DESERT
MAGAZINE.
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DEATH VALLEY PROSPECTORS, Edna Price, July '54 ^
WE LOST A LEDGE OF GOLD, Asa M. Russell, September '55
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BOOM AXD BUST AT LEADFIELD, Russ Leadabrand, January '57
RIVER OF BITTER WATERS, Edmund C. Jaeger, July '58 V
DOLPH XEVARES OF DEATH VALLEY, Harriett Farnsworth, December '58
DEATH VALLEY HIGH SCHOOL, Eugene L. Conrotto, January '59
ALEC RAMY'S LOST BONANZA, Ken Wortley, May '59
TATZUMBIE WAS BORX IN THE TRAGIC YEAR, Dorothy Robertson. Nov. '59
DEATH VALLEY SCOTTY, Tom G. Murray, September '61
P1OXEER ROUTE INTO DEATH VALLEY, Lucile Weight, November '61
CHRISTMAS OX THE EARLY DESERT, John Baur, December '61
MAXLY'S TRAIL TO DEATH VALLEY, Charles Kelly, September '62
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