S.. The Gold in "Them Thar Hills"

Eugene Glender: Yeah, there were several people I used to know, but I can't ... Morss [John and

Eugene Glender: Anna] used to live out there, one of them I know. The Lefevers were ones that used to live ... just the first one down there on the right after you hit the highway [Hwy. 991. Off on the left was can't think of their name now.

Bob Zybach: How about out toward Sulphur Springs, did you know anybody that lived around Sulphur Springs?

Eugene Glender: Can't remember them now.

Bob Zybach: Did you know anybody that lived out beyond Smith's?

Eugene Glender: No, that's clear out of my country there.

Bob Zybach: Okay I think we 'ye covered now

Eugene Glender: The only one I knew out in that area was Blasch.

Bob Zybach: Blasch, okay. I think we've covered everybody then. Can you think of anybody else out

Eugene Glender: No.

Bob Zybach: Well.

S. The Gold in "Them Thar Hills"

Eugene Glender: My dad doesn't even know where it was or ... never heard nothing then.

Bob Zybach: Gold mine up there by

Eugene Glender: Up by Sulphur Springs, they used to ... some of the old timers there ... my dad used to say he used to go up there.

Bob Zybach: Do you know anything about a haunted ... the red house being haunted?

Eugene Glender: No.

Bob Zybach: Do you know anything about story of a boot filled with gold in Calloway Creek?

Eugene Glender: Well, I've heard of a some thing about a boot that was supposed to be buried ... full of gold someplace and they don't know where.

Bob Zybach: Where did you hear that?

Eugene Glender: I don't know, I've heard that years and years ago, already. They didn't know if it was buried here or where it was but ... there's supposed to be a boot full of gold buried someplace.

Bob Zybach: So you've heard that story?

Eugene Glender: Yeah.

Bob Zybach: Good, but you don't know where?

Eugene Glender: No idea, if I knew where it was, I'd go dig it up.

Bob Zybach: How about the gold mine, do you hear anything more about that, just up by Sulphur Springs?

Eugene Glender: I couldn't even find anybody that even really knew about it. I think my dad said [Tape ended. Gene's father claimed to have seen a gold panning/mining operation near Sulphur Springs. The location of the boot was unknownsee Appendix A. An early pioneer along Calloway Creek was also rumored to have buried an amount of gold near his cabin that was never recovered.]