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Randsburg—Still Going Strong
June 1999 by Frank Lorey III
Soon after the rich gold discoveries at Ballarat, near Death Valley, prospectors fanned out all over Southern California's Mohave Desert. Minor discoveries were made in many dry washes, gullies, and desolate areas, but no discovery has had the impact of the one that Frederick Mooers, John Singleton, and Charles Burcham, made in 1895.Warning: mysqli_num_rows() expects parameter 1 to be mysqli_result, boolean given in /var/www/vhosts/icmj.com/httpdocs/magazine/article/index.php on line 254
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