History of Idaho; a narrative account of its historical progress, its people and its principal interests . k HISTORY OF IDAHO 683 capacities, Mr. Pinney followed the trail of discov-ery, the exploitation of the golden resources of thewest and northwest from California in the monthsfollowing the first rush of 1849, uP to Oregon, andthen into Idaho, and has for more than half acentury been continuously and prominently identifiedwith the great Gem state. James Alonzo Pinney was born September 29, 1835,in Franklin county, Ohio. His parents moved toIowa City, Iowa, in 1840, and he was educated in t
History of Idaho; a narrative account of its historical progress, its people and its principal interests . k HISTORY OF IDAHO 683 capacities, Mr. Pinney followed the trail of discov-ery, the exploitation of the golden resources of thewest and northwest from California in the monthsfollowing the first rush of 1849, uP to Oregon, andthen into Idaho, and has for more than half acentury been continuously and prominently identifiedwith the great Gem state. James Alonzo Pinney was born September 29, 1835,in Franklin county, Ohio. His parents moved toIowa City, Iowa, in 1840, and he was educated in thepublic schools of that city. He was fifteen years ofage when in 1850 he followed the great rush to theCalifornia gold coasts, where he was engaged as aclerk in a store for two or three years. In 1853,with a pack train he went north into the regions ofsouthern Oregon, and as a pioneer did his part ofmilitia service during the bloodthirsty Indian warswhich raged in that country during 1854-56. Thenwith his pack train he came into what is now Idahoin 1862, and after some manoeuvring located at IdahoCit
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