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Page 430
That afternoon I went back to the gulch which is opposite the Shenandoah Dives
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 ...
That afternoon I went back to the gulch which is opposite the Shenandoah Dives
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 ...
Page 495
Nederland grew up in 1870 around A . D . Breed ' s 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 ...
Nederland grew up in 1870 around A . D . Breed ' s 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 ...
Page 517
The following season they took $ 50 , 000 from the mine with the aid of a six -
stamp 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 ...
The following season they took $ 50 , 000 from the mine with the aid of a six -
stamp 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 ...
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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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