Pleasant Grove Review | 1934-02-02 | Page 3 | One Treasure "Hoard" beyond Reach of Man

, Treasure "Hoard" l,en,yond Reach of Man I, t lie burled r'"sl,,v ls nl Wl 'm of Hu sea or hidden lr f the e:irtli. There Is ono ""!' lest to the world, ni r..o I'eet straight up 'v'Aho work on the shaft c ' ur'l'hin-lo!i monument, Superln ' i'lMti-Ick 11. McLaughlin found '' ,m Uv0 occasions near the ''Ytiie Job. I'1 ;u'h t-ilst r,s n S-ceut piece. Ho kept ,,intinill Peceniher 0, 1SSI. the vlu'ii the IvW-pound capstone uxvonm-e aluminum cap sur-: sur-: ini the latter wore placed In ,'!,' Just before the metal tip 'lA lowered, he slipped the 'om-ath it. ,.',u,rs standing on the small plat ' ,t the top readied In their and diil likewise. So several ami one $3 bill rest at this 'to lit Hi" top of the monument, - only the groat aluminum tip at 'pex ami the blue sky above 1 nail bottom now, the menu t contains a value beyond the o stone and metal it contains. :0ti'K'i:il Iist pf nrtlolos placed In cornerstone notes: "All coins e United States from the eagle :ie half-iliwo. Inclusive; a cent ol 3 of tlie United States of Amer- and an American dollar."