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A farm youth joins a mass overland trek from the plains to the Pike's Peak gold fields, traveling with relatives and varied wagon companions. The narrative follows their journey across difficult country, confrontations with weather, animals, and supply shortages, episodes of humor and danger, arrival at bustling diggings, the work of panning and claim-staking, interactions with other prospectors and reporters, and the schemes and bargains that follow as the group tries to turn discovery into profit.
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