Mary traveled west to Telluride, Colorado, with her husband Joseph, before settling in Goldfield, Nevada around the early 1900s, not to mine for gold, but to satisfy their entrepreneurial desire.
Mary and her husband were excellent cooks and started a boarding house for miners in Jumbo Town, an area adjacent and north of Goldfield, until her death in 1919.
Mary and her husband were excellent cooks and started a boarding house for miners in Jumbo Town, an area adjacent and north of Goldfield, until her death in 1919.
Mary traveled west to Telluride, Colorado, with her husband Joseph, before settling in Goldfield, Nevada around the early 1900s, not to mine for gold, but to satisfy their entrepreneurial desire.
Mary and her husband were excellent cooks and started a boarding house for miners in Jumbo Town, an area adjacent and north of Goldfield, until her death in 1919.
Mary and her husband were excellent cooks and started a boarding house for miners in Jumbo Town, an area adjacent and north of Goldfield, until her death in 1919.
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