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Rudolph D'Heureuse - circa 1863
Soda Springs Soda Springs Soda Springs, at Soda Dry Lake near today’s Zzyzx, was a critical water stop on the Mojave Road. In 1863 it offered dependable water where the flats offered little mercy. For many parties, reaching these springs was the difference between discomfort and disaster. 
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Mojave Road in 1863San Bernardino, Ca. to Fort Mojave, Az. |
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