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The Great Springfield Gold Rush is a Bart Simpson story that appears in Bart Simpson #68.
Plot
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Bart's class is visited by
Ranger Todd which doing a puppet show about Sutter's Mill as part of the class's study of the California Gold Rush. Ranger tells us how bad things were going for the gold diggers. After the show push
Nelson down Bart's face into a book and he says that Bart prospectin' for knowledge. Bart decides to get revenge on Nelson. And the next day, Bart is with
Milhouse and they planing to plant iron pyrite at the
Lake Springfield where Nelson usually go to after school with his friends. On the way to the river crossing then
Mr. Burns that intend to bury nuclear waste at McCoy's old farm. Bart and Milhouse puts some iron pyrite before they being chased away by Nelson and his friends and he going home. Bart has not discovered that the sack with iron pyrite have fallen apart and he begins to spread it all over Springfield. Nelson discovered that they had planned, there's gold in Lake Springfield. It will not take long time before
Moe,
Ned and
Homer notice that there's gold in various locations in Springfield and the rumor begins to spread. Bart is on his way to Nelson to watch as he learns the truth about the gold but discovers that all residents of Springfield have begun to dig for gold, so he decides to not tell the true, so no one gets mad at him and he hopes it will pass soon. The next day has the searching for the gold get worse almost all of Springfield is excavated. Bart takes the up iron pyrite from his pocket which he has left, this discovering
Moe and
Barney and they ask him what he found there. Bart then tells that he found in McCoy's old farm and all of Springfield go to the farrm and start do dig up Mr. Burns nuclear waste.
