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Page 247
... Park and Holy Cross City , and driving up to the government gate at the edge of the camp we began negotiations . Of course we were refused admittance , but I was permitted to phone to the Major , who was understanding and said we might ...
... Park and Holy Cross City , and driving up to the government gate at the edge of the camp we began negotiations . Of course we were refused admittance , but I was permitted to phone to the Major , who was understanding and said we might ...
Page 248
... Park , while H. W. Roby , the resi- dent manager of the Mining Company , and his family were the only inhab- itants left in Holy Cross City . The latter was never as large as Gold Park , but it had its mill , boarding- house , general ...
... Park , while H. W. Roby , the resi- dent manager of the Mining Company , and his family were the only inhab- itants left in Holy Cross City . The latter was never as large as Gold Park , but it had its mill , boarding- house , general ...
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... park , and thence with the help of the boys in the park , who have volunteered to shovel a road through , they will get the entire machinery in , probably by the tenth . The Burrows Park ores were largely copper pyrites and ...
... park , and thence with the help of the boys in the park , who have volunteered to shovel a road through , they will get the entire machinery in , probably by the tenth . The Burrows Park ores were largely copper pyrites and ...
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Gold in the Hills | 1 |
West of the Divide | 7 |
Central City panorama | 13 |
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