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Hi, I’m trying to find information from back in the 1880′s about arbory that happened along the colorado river from Eldorado canyon nelson,nevada. “A man boarded the Gila(steamer/steamboat) made off with the gold and silver bullion and coins. Needing the sherifs report on this incident which was done in Hardyville then now Bullheadcity,so that I can make a copy of it at the library out here in searchlight,nevada. Needing that robbers name!!!! He was heading towards Crescent Spring, then to Ivanpah,Cal. Please anyone send. brewerc91@yahoo.com Any websites would be helpfull. Was it a guy named:Mashbird or was it John Nash? This was in the 1880 hundreds! Send story and maps of sherifs reported.Suposedly this happened in the month of June 1880′s!
Chrisy,
I reached out a friend at the Chamber of Commerce for you, who talked to a local museum and here is what they said. Hope it helps.
Evan
They can google this event & come up with at least 25 stories about the robbery but the robber’s identity seems to remain unknown. Hardyville is only mentioned as an added stop to the Steamboating trade in 1864. I would refer them to “google”, the Colorado River Historical Society (although the Museum is closed till after Labor Day Volunteers are available on Monday and Tuesday mornings while there working), and the Sharlot Hall Museum. Sharlot Hall has transportation information from 1870 to 1910 including stagecoach & steamboat photos. I would also check with the City of Bullhead City to locate Hardyville archives.
How can I ggle this ? I’m still new at all this stuff on computor,so it helps when I ask questions.