Lexicographical Neighbors of Grubstaker
Literary usage of Grubstaker
Below you will find example usage of this term as found in modern and/or classical literature:
1. Everyday Play for Children by Carolyn Sherwin Bailey (1916)
"It is the spirit of the grubstaker who fences in a few square feet of land and
... "What can my hands dig for me out of this dirt?" asks the grubstaker. ..."
2. Werner's Readings and Recitations (1906)
"... and all have a drink on me." That spring me and Idaho struck pay ore.
We unloaded on our grubstaker for eight thousand dollars apiece; ..."
3. The Call of the Land: Popular Chapters on Topics of Interest to Farmers by Elisha Benjamin Andrews (1913)
"One man near our opening, who began last year as a grubstaker, is now a millionaire.
Another has his cabin literally full of ore- sacks awaiting ..."
4. Lights and Shadows of Life on the Pacific Coast by Samuel D. Woods (1910)
"The grubstaker for his contribution is to be partner in all finds. From these
partnerships have been derived some of the colossal fortunes of the West. ..."
5. Everyday Play for Children by Carolyn Sherwin Bailey (1916)
"It is the spirit of the grubstaker who fences in a few square feet of land and
... "What can my hands dig for me out of this dirt?" asks the grubstaker. ..."
6. Werner's Readings and Recitations (1906)
"... and all have a drink on me." That spring me and Idaho struck pay ore.
We unloaded on our grubstaker for eight thousand dollars apiece; ..."
7. The Call of the Land: Popular Chapters on Topics of Interest to Farmers by Elisha Benjamin Andrews (1913)
"One man near our opening, who began last year as a grubstaker, is now a millionaire.
Another has his cabin literally full of ore- sacks awaiting ..."
8. Lights and Shadows of Life on the Pacific Coast by Samuel D. Woods (1910)
"The grubstaker for his contribution is to be partner in all finds. From these
partnerships have been derived some of the colossal fortunes of the West. ..."
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