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In 1911, four | In 1911, four men: | ||
"Harry Cambron; a sheepherder - Dominic Bertrand 'Bert' Indiano, and two wealthy French Basque sheepmen - Peter Erramouspe | |||
and [http://www.findagrave.com/cgi-bin/fg.cgi?page=gr&GRid=71530316 John B. Laxague]," were killed in [[Little High Rock Canyon]]. | |||
Mike Daggett and his band were accused of the murders. They were tracked down to outside of Golconda and many of the band killed. | Mike Daggett and his band were accused of the murders. They were tracked down to outside of Golconda (https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Battle_of_Kelley_Creek Battle of Kelley Creek]) and many of the band killed. | ||
There is controversy about what actually happened in Golconda. After his death, Daggett was called "Shoshone Mike." | There is controversy about what actually happened in Golconda. After his death, Daggett was called "Shoshone Mike." | ||
Revision as of 07:57, 2 January 2013
In 1911, four men: "Harry Cambron; a sheepherder - Dominic Bertrand 'Bert' Indiano, and two wealthy French Basque sheepmen - Peter Erramouspe and John B. Laxague," were killed in Little High Rock Canyon.
Mike Daggett and his band were accused of the murders. They were tracked down to outside of Golconda (https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Battle_of_Kelley_Creek Battle of Kelley Creek]) and many of the band killed.
There is controversy about what actually happened in Golconda. After his death, Daggett was called "Shoshone Mike."
See Also
- "Mike Daggett," Wikipedia
- "Shoshone Mike: New theories emerge 100 years after 'last massacre'," Reno Gazette Journal, February 19, 2011.
- "Massacre story often oversimplified, author says," Reno Gazette Journal, February 19, 2011.
- "Shoshone Mike," Howard Hickson's Histories.
- Archive.org version of www.nevada-history.org page about "Shoshone Mike"
- "Shoshone Mike's Stronghold," Richard S. Platz, 2005-2007.