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This criminal was active during the Gold Rush. He was famous for leaving poems in the place of the gold that he had stolen. He never robbed valuables from the passengers of the stagecoaches, he preferred treasure boxes.
A. Henry Clay White
B. Cyrus Skinner
C. Bob Younger
D. Black Bart
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