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Reads like accessible.One strong argument vis-a-vis "KGC caches" in the western US seems to indicate that much of the loot is hidden in vicinities that also include 1) a panel of the so-called "Mystery Glyph" rock carvings, 2) a nearby railroad access, and 3) close proximity to an active mining district.
IF during cattle era it was noticed traffic.
And suspicious folks if they owned horses when strangers were trying to sneak around.
Who arrives. How they arrive. Why they're there will follow if not announced.
Old paper accounts tell of folks visitors. Obviously explaining strangers in those cases.
But it's not like hop off the train , rent a team of horses and a wagon and ride out into the desert (a convenient ways, not too far) and then return a well loaded wagon to the trains strong box.
Or do you just disappear after buying a rig outright? Then you miss using the train. But arouse suspicion.
Investigator asking .
Stationmaster. You or your crew see anything heavy loaded on the train recently? Anyone buy a ticket last week Thursday?
No , but some gentlemen that had ode in on the train bought a wagon and team at an awfully inflated price and rode away and never came back. they weren't very talkative and seemed in a hurry.