Talk:Omineca Gold Rush
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[edit] Hogem and Old Hogem
Excellent work, Cindy, just browsed it so far, nice detail, could be model for Fraser Canyon Gold Rush eventually, same Cariboo Gold Rush/Cariboo goldfields (the latter is a more viable title because of the longevity of that particular goldfield and the many towns/creeks in question); maybe in the long run we can break down Fraser Gold Rush in the same way, but in that case by bar and town (bar as in sand/gold-bearing bar, not....). Just some thoughts. Anyway, I know the story of Hogem and Old Hogem, not sure where to cite it from; it might be in Forsythe's new book from CBC which I've got here; maybe you've already got them in the article, I haven't read it closely enough. William G. Manson is one article I've got to get around to; namesake of Manson Creek of course....Skookum1 (talk) 20:17, 16 February 2008 (UTC)
