Three mining camps existed in the 20-mile stretch between the mining cities of Tonopah and Goldfield; Klondike, which pre-dated Tonopah, the ephemeral Gold Reef, and Divide (Sigold post office).  A 1918-1919 boom provided some excitement and a much-needed economic boost to the fading towns of the Central Nevada mining scene.

Paperback, 50 pages, 8.5 by 11inches.  This book contains numerous photographs, both 19th century ones and others taken recently.  People and places are indexed.  Contains 15 color images of mining stocks.