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... Hill , four miles above Central City . He described the large ore mill and trestle to the mine , which were still standing , and when I questioned him about the road there he assured me that it could be driven to within a mile of the ...
... Hill , four miles above Central City . He described the large ore mill and trestle to the mine , which were still standing , and when I questioned him about the road there he assured me that it could be driven to within a mile of the ...
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... Hill ? It's three miles in along the Pittsburgh road and there are some old cabins up on top . It's only a half mile hike up the mountain . You'll know when you get there by the coal breaker and the coal dumps . Just go straight up the hill ...
... Hill ? It's three miles in along the Pittsburgh road and there are some old cabins up on top . It's only a half mile hike up the mountain . You'll know when you get there by the coal breaker and the coal dumps . Just go straight up the hill ...
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... Hill I stayed in the home of a woman whose par- lor contained a small organ which had been brought across the plains by oxteam . She told me about the days when wild raspberries grew in abund- ance on the hill above the town , of how ...
... Hill I stayed in the home of a woman whose par- lor contained a small organ which had been brought across the plains by oxteam . She told me about the days when wild raspberries grew in abund- ance on the hill above the town , of how ...
Contents
Gold in the Hills | 1 |
West of the Divide | 7 |
Central City panorama | 13 |
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