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Page 78
... close enough to touch . One empty house stands stranded in the middle of the gulch , and by scrambling over loose stones we reached it and explored its interior . No furniture was left in it , but wallpaper of the nineties or early ...
... close enough to touch . One empty house stands stranded in the middle of the gulch , and by scrambling over loose stones we reached it and explored its interior . No furniture was left in it , but wallpaper of the nineties or early ...
Page 389
... close to it . The road out of the city led past the cemetery and the ruined Liberty Bell mill . Farther on was Pandora , a small settlement close to the huge Smuggler - Union mill . Hidden in the trees beyond the Smuggler property and ...
... close to it . The road out of the city led past the cemetery and the ruined Liberty Bell mill . Farther on was Pandora , a small settlement close to the huge Smuggler - Union mill . Hidden in the trees beyond the Smuggler property and ...
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... close to the city , which was a hot bed of Unionism . All the city officials were members of the Western Federation of Miners , and not until the strike was in the hands of the militia in 1904 did a mere handful of non - union citi ...
... close to the city , which was a hot bed of Unionism . All the city officials were members of the Western Federation of Miners , and not until the strike was in the hands of the militia in 1904 did a mere handful of non - union citi ...
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Gold in the Hills | 1 |
West of the Divide | 7 |
Central City panorama | 13 |
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