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var cm_role = "live" var cm_host = "angelfire.lycos.com" var cm_taxid = "/memberembedded" The Pony Express History Page THE FORMATION- The Pony Express was the experimental brainchild of William H. Russell, Alexander Majors,and William Bradford Waddell, thus the name Russell, Majors, and Waddell. It was formed in the hopes of getting a 1 million dollar contract for the parent company of Central Overland California, and Pikes Peak Express Company.It all started on January 27,1860 when William Russell wired his Fort Leavenworth office to say that the Pony Express would start. the time from St. Joeseph, MO to Sacremento, CA was ten days. Thus the call went out and The Pony Express was concieved. THE CALL- The call went out. Signs were posted from that day forward. Many different variations of the original help sign have been made. so we do not know what exactly the original sign said, but it went a little something like this. "Wanted. Young, skinny, wiry fellows. Not over 18. Must be expert riders. Willing to risk death daily. Orphans preferred." THE OATH- Every rider was required to say an oath.

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PAGE 20 Back Next TABLE OF CONTENTS: Gold Discovery Chronology Historic Coloma Old Hangtown ... Cover The Pony Express Historic Pony Express Re-Ride Inception Mochila Stations ... Chronology WANTED Young, skinny, wiry fellows, not over 18. Must be expert riders, willing to risk death daily. Orphans preferred. Wages $25 a week Out went the call in 1860. And the applicants streamed in. The position? Riders for the first overland mail courier service connecting the eastern States with California, the Pony Express. About 80 young riders were in use at any one time in this ambitious enterprise of delivering the mail cross-country in 10 days the Pony Express. In addition, some 400 other employees included station keepers, stock tenders and route superintendents. Riders were paid $100 to $125 per month. Dozens of applicants competed for jobs, not only willing but eager to accept the life-threatening rigors they would soon experience. Mark Twain , who saw the Pony Express in action first hand, described a rider as: "... usually a little bit of a man". Though small in stature, their untarnished record proved them to have hearts of lions. History would record that they were among the most durable horsemen ever. Its Inception To meet the need for a more dependable communication with the West, the stage and freight company of Russell, Majors, and Waddell proposed a mail relay service between St. Joseph, Missouri, and Sacramento, California. Benjamin Franklin had organized pony-delivered mail service in eastern areas, but historians disagree on who had the first idea for a western Pony Express. However, it was William H. Russell, conferring early in 1860 with California's U. S. Senator William Gwen, then Chairman of the Senate Post Office and Post Roads Committee, who was responsible for putting the Pony Express into operation.

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Pony Express Historic Resource Study Introduction: MYTH AND REALITY OF THE PONY EXPRESS INTRODUCTION Perhaps no event in Western American history has captured the imagination and held the interest of people as the story of the Pony Express. Since this episode of transportation history blazed across our frontier past (in service only eighteen months), many participants, eyewitnesses, as well as Western writers, authors, and scholars have written about it with great admiration in popular books, and scholarly monographs and journal articles. Even motion pictures [ ] and television have adopted the heroic saga as their own, depicting the young men on horseback withstanding weather, enduring fatigue, and facing danger from attack by Indians, in order to carry the nation's mail as rapidly as possible across the nineteen hundred miles between St. Joseph, Missouri, and Sacramento, California. Today, this saga is deeply ingrained in our American heritage, and has become a symbol of our western past. A majority of the works on the Pony Express have popularized its lore over the realities and hardships of the operation. From the start, literary writers depicted Express riders in gallant, adventurous terms. For instance, in August of 1860, one newspaper writer described the "journey of the Pony" this way: Using a good thesaurus, a little imagination, and a flair for the written word, many authors simply rewrote, reorganized, and re-romanticized manuscripts about the Pony Express, such as the above quotation. Over the years, they have added little insight into the history of the Pony Express. Other sources tell the story of the Pony Express fairly accurately, however they provide little or no documentation to support their statements.

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