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and Smuggler mines were extensively developed , and mining on a big scale
began . One of the most unique and beautiful sights remembered by all “
oldtimers " was the lines of twinkling lights winding down the mountains at night
as ...
and Smuggler mines were extensively developed , and mining on a big scale
began . One of the most unique and beautiful sights remembered by all “
oldtimers " was the lines of twinkling lights winding down the mountains at night
as ...
Page 384
From then on its development was rapid , and the mineral output increased until
the silver ban of 1893 temporarily ... On it were located the Mendota , Smuggler
and Union claims , all of which became fabulous mines when developed .
From then on its development was rapid , and the mineral output increased until
the silver ban of 1893 temporarily ... On it were located the Mendota , Smuggler
and Union claims , all of which became fabulous mines when developed .
Page 469
Stratton had barrels of luck when he came into possession of the property which
he has successfully developed With him it is ... hence he took out from the
Independence last year only the ore which was met with in prosecuting
development .
Stratton had barrels of luck when he came into possession of the property which
he has successfully developed With him it is ... hence he took out from the
Independence last year only the ore which was met with in prosecuting
development .
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Contents
Gold in the Hills | 1 |
The Aspen Country | 218 |
Off the Beaten Track | 246 |
Copyright | |
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Stampede to Timberline: The Ghost Towns and Mining Camps of Colorado Muriel Sibell Wolle No preview available - 1991 |
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