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... Forks to treat ore brought down from the Red Cloud mine at Mineral Point . The miners in the meantime pitched their tents in the dense timber which covered the future townsite , and as the mines were developed and more men moved in ...
... Forks to treat ore brought down from the Red Cloud mine at Mineral Point . The miners in the meantime pitched their tents in the dense timber which covered the future townsite , and as the mines were developed and more men moved in ...
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... Forks , no cabin was safe from December to March ; and al- though sleighing was good all the way to Eureka , riders were always in dan- ger from slides . The railroad spur to the Forks , completed in the early nineteen - hundreds ...
... Forks , no cabin was safe from December to March ; and al- though sleighing was good all the way to Eureka , riders were always in dan- ger from slides . The railroad spur to the Forks , completed in the early nineteen - hundreds ...
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... Forks . Heretofore we have paid a man $ 4 a trip to bring the mail from Tellurium to Animas Forks . - Silver World , Sept. , 1877 . In 1880 the Colorado Mining and Land Co. shipped over Engineer Mt. the first machinery used at the Point ...
... Forks . Heretofore we have paid a man $ 4 a trip to bring the mail from Tellurium to Animas Forks . - Silver World , Sept. , 1877 . In 1880 the Colorado Mining and Land Co. shipped over Engineer Mt. the first machinery used at the Point ...
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Gold in the Hills | 1 |
West of the Divide | 7 |
Central City panorama | 13 |
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