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... mill and as I watched the buckets clicking overhead , I recalled the story told by Marion A. Spier in Western Trails Through Seven States . Spier , who was employed at the Silver Lake mine , describes the tram ride . Because of the ...
... mill and as I watched the buckets clicking overhead , I recalled the story told by Marion A. Spier in Western Trails Through Seven States . Spier , who was employed at the Silver Lake mine , describes the tram ride . Because of the ...
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... mill . Breed owned the Caribou mine four miles away , and because of the abundance of water in Middle Boulder creek he built his concentrating mill beside the stream . The mill , which stood on the site of the present Wolf Tongue mill ...
... mill . Breed owned the Caribou mine four miles away , and because of the abundance of water in Middle Boulder creek he built his concentrating mill beside the stream . The mill , which stood on the site of the present Wolf Tongue mill ...
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... mill ; but for further development of the property , which they called the Ni - Wot , they needed money . The two men therefore went back east and organized a company with a paid up capital of $ 500,000 . They also bought machinery for a ...
... mill ; but for further development of the property , which they called the Ni - Wot , they needed money . The two men therefore went back east and organized a company with a paid up capital of $ 500,000 . They also bought machinery for a ...
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West of the Divide | 7 |
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