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Page 282
... Cliff and Westcliffe and learned that Silver Cliff was the older of the two . When the mines at the Cliff were producing and there was ore to be shipped , a branch of the D. & R. G. was built to within a mile and a half of the city and ...
... Cliff and Westcliffe and learned that Silver Cliff was the older of the two . When the mines at the Cliff were producing and there was ore to be shipped , a branch of the D. & R. G. was built to within a mile and a half of the city and ...
Page 287
... Cliff , the infant of Sept. 1878 ; the mushroom of 1879 and the Silver Cliff giant of 1880 , that jumped from nothing to third rank in the list of Colorado cities , in population and in wealth , is a monument to the progress of ' Young ...
... Cliff , the infant of Sept. 1878 ; the mushroom of 1879 and the Silver Cliff giant of 1880 , that jumped from nothing to third rank in the list of Colorado cities , in population and in wealth , is a monument to the progress of ' Young ...
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... cliff . " W. H. F. Wonderly issued " a six column weekly paper , " the Silver Cliff Weekly Prospector , whose " tone was always spicy and refined . " as the following headline shows : " Suicide . Mrs. Lora Barton Snaps the Subtle Thread ...
... cliff . " W. H. F. Wonderly issued " a six column weekly paper , " the Silver Cliff Weekly Prospector , whose " tone was always spicy and refined . " as the following headline shows : " Suicide . Mrs. Lora Barton Snaps the Subtle Thread ...
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Gold in the Hills | 1 |
West of the Divide | 7 |
Central City panorama | 13 |
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