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... post office . Upon investigation , the City Hall , which was little larger than a garage , was found to house the Fire Department , and its basement contained a one - room jail . Next to it stood the Bald Mountain post office , its ...
... post office . Upon investigation , the City Hall , which was little larger than a garage , was found to house the Fire Department , and its basement contained a one - room jail . Next to it stood the Bald Mountain post office , its ...
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... post office we stopped to inquire the way to Crystal . " There's one family living there this summer . " said the postmistress . " They come down about once a week in their car . You can make it up there , only look out for ore trucks ...
... post office we stopped to inquire the way to Crystal . " There's one family living there this summer . " said the postmistress . " They come down about once a week in their car . You can make it up there , only look out for ore trucks ...
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... post office was granted to the camp in April , 1892 , it was called Teller , not Bachelor , because there was a Bachelor in California . The following year the Amethyst post office was also recognized with a salary of $ 1700 for the ...
... post office was granted to the camp in April , 1892 , it was called Teller , not Bachelor , because there was a Bachelor in California . The following year the Amethyst post office was also recognized with a salary of $ 1700 for the ...
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Gold in the Hills | 1 |
West of the Divide | 7 |
Central City panorama | 13 |
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