Granville Stuart, who died 100 years ago this October, is one of the most remarkable men in the history of the West. Born in what’s now West Virginia in 1834, Granville moved with his family to Iowa four years later. In 1852, he accompanied his father and brother, James, to the California goldfields. Like so many others, the men didn’t st


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