The Utah Gold Rush by Kerry Ross Boren
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Overview: With the release of this book, the search for the lost Rhoades Mine is narrowed to a few square miles of real estate due east of Kamas, Utah. This gives promise that the greatest of all gold depositsincluding remains of Montezumas vast treasuremay soon be found.
It all began in the mid-1800s when Ute chief Walkara bagged up sixty pounds of raw gold for Mormon bishop Isaac Morley. He took it to Brigham Young, who later assigned Thomas Rhoadesunder a blood oath of secrecyto fetch more of the sacred metal for minting coins and decorating temples.
The gold came from the sacred Ute mines in the Uintah Mountains that were once worked by the Aztecs. In 1520 the Aztecs told Hernando Cortez that their vast hoards of gold came from seven mines far to the norththe legendary Seven Cities of Cibolaleading to Spanish exploration throughout the Uintah Mountains. But the Spaniards had little luck, and the treasure still awaits.
Genre: Non-Fiction > History
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