7 Juunyo, 1910, Qaadi Boyd J. Tallman ee Maxkamada Sare ee Gobolka Washington wuxuu xaqiijiyey in xukunka sharciga ah ee in Samuel Stone iyo xaaskiisa Susie Stone, oo ah lammaane madaw qani ah, ay ka iibsan karaan hanti Beer Degmeedka Mount Baker ee gaarka ah. Maalgaliyaha degmada, Shirkadda Hunter Track Improvement, wuxuu buuxiyay dacwad uu kaga soo horjeedo reer Stone iyo xaqlihii hore dhulka, si uu u beddelo qandaraaska iibisiga. midabka lammaanaha dartii, shirkaddu waxay ku dooday joogitaanka reer Stone uu halis galin karo qiimaha guryaha meesha ku dhaw. Ka dib ku guulaysigii kiis maxkamadeedkii hore iyo rafcaankiiba, reer Stone waxay hore ugu socdeen inay guri ka dhistaan Goobta 34naad S 3125, laakiin kiiska sharcigu wuxuu u taagnaa baahida sii kordhaysa ee la dagaalanka midab-takoorka inistitushaneed, ooy ka mid yihiin, heshiisyo xaddidan.
Samuel iyo Susie Stone waxay ku guulaysteen dagaal sharci ee xaqa inay ku noolaadaan degmada Mount Baker ee khaaska ah 7 Juunyo, 1910.
- By Kathleen Kemezis
- Posted 9/08/2010
- HistoryLink.org Essay 9570
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