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• Gird offered his expertise, connections, and a grubstake.
• In the first years, tracts were often traded for grubstakes and in gambling.
• He persuaded Al to show his three remaining ore samples to the recently arrived grubstake.
• Richard and Joe were sent with Kowee by George Pilz, an entrepreneur from grubstake for hoochinoo.
• Those early profits became the grubstake he eventually used to start his own partnership together with some friends.
• In the early years, land parcels were often traded for grubstakes or gambled away by miners in Auraria.
• We didn't mind the grubbing, even when it got grubby, but what happed to our grubstake?
• Pedroni, who had been grubstaked by Cleary in April, had returned in late July to confide his discovery.
• He came here with the purpose of finding a job, of getting some kind of grubstake for us to come.
• It is no small irony, he adds, that a state renowned for political independence was grubstaked by Uncle Sam.
• Clara Brand is secretary to Dan Jackson, who runs a grubstaking business for local prospectors, and has just lost her job.
• The senator's idea, developed after consultations with several Rhodes scholars, was to provide grubstakes for exceptional scholars, scientists and artists.
• By the early 1970s, he had parlayed his father's grubstake into a group of warehouse-size theme restaurants catering to tourists.
• By the time he got off the bar stool to begin his new life in a foreign land, his grubstake was down to US $ 20.
• In the spring of 1891 W . S . Stratton persuaded Leslie Popejoy to grubstake him in the Cripple Creek District in return for half the profits.
• A baseball fanatic, his first effort at creating a business was a baseball strategy game company begun with a $ 5, 000 grubstake from his father.
• The creek was named O'Brien Creek as O'Brien was the man who grubstaked the prospector, by giving him supplies and equipment on credit.
• Gibson flashes and sometimes loses a cash wad of $ 22, 000 ( a grubstake of about $ 350, 000 today ) that he has procured inexplicably.
• Tigrett divorced his wife, Frances, when he was 52; relatives say he gave her all his money, except for a $ 10, 000 grubstake.
• Ais was the place to come with a grubstake to buy a big farm and just sit back and watch property values go up, " he said.