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Updated: May 28, 2025

I'll tell you about it later. And I've got a lot more to tell," Dave went on. "All about a lost gold mine that belongs to Mrs. Morr, Roger's mother." "A lost gold mine!" exclaimed Dunston Porter. "Is this a joke, Dave?" "No, sir, it's the truth. The strangest tale you ever heard. When we go out to Yellowstone Park we that is, us boys are going to look for the mine."

Edward Stratemeyer - Dave Porter in the Gold Fields : or, The Search for the Landslide Mine

Roger was at the wheel and it was decided that Dave and Phil should ride on the back seat, so as to be company for each other. Mrs. Morr came out on the veranda of the mansion to wave them a farewell. "Keep out of trouble, Roger!" she called. "Remember, there are a good many autos around the lake, and some of the drivers are very fast and very careless."

Edward Stratemeyer - Dave Porter in the Gold Fields : or, The Search for the Landslide Mine

"I might go and take Mrs. Gray and Mrs. Morse," said Mrs. Morr. "They both love music, and since the Grays lost their money, Mrs. Gray doesn't get out very much. I'll call them up on the telephone and find out, Roger;" and so it was settled. But the other ladies could not go, and in the end Mrs. Morr decided to remain home also. So it was left, the next morning, for the three boys to go alone.

Edward Stratemeyer - Dave Porter in the Gold Fields : or, The Search for the Landslide Mine

The water was brought, and soon every spark had been extinguished. Then the crowd went back to the garage, to make sure that no more fire lingered in that vicinity. "It certainly looks as if somebody had set this fire," mused Senator Morr. "Perhaps a tramp. Have you seen any such fellows around here?" he asked, looking at the others.

Edward Stratemeyer - Dave Porter in the Gold Fields : or, The Search for the Landslide Mine