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... produced $ 14,000,000 but that isn't right - it produced $ 60,000,000 . " Following the lady and her party down the hill , I peeped into the tiny teacherage half hidden by towering pine trees and sketched the equally small schoolhouse ...
... produced $ 14,000,000 but that isn't right - it produced $ 60,000,000 . " Following the lady and her party down the hill , I peeped into the tiny teacherage half hidden by towering pine trees and sketched the equally small schoolhouse ...
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... produced a million dollars worth of ore ; but despite pres- sure by Tin Cup and Gunnison business men , the road was never built . And by 1883 it had also been proven that the ore of the Jimmy Mack mine was too difficult for the ...
... produced a million dollars worth of ore ; but despite pres- sure by Tin Cup and Gunnison business men , the road was never built . And by 1883 it had also been proven that the ore of the Jimmy Mack mine was too difficult for the ...
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... produced hundreds of thousands of dollars worth of ore . The Polar Star was good too and the Ocean Wave , but it got sewed up in liti- gation too . That's the dump of the Great Eastern up there , and there's the San Bruno , and the ...
... produced hundreds of thousands of dollars worth of ore . The Polar Star was good too and the Ocean Wave , but it got sewed up in liti- gation too . That's the dump of the Great Eastern up there , and there's the San Bruno , and the ...
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Gold in the Hills | 1 |
West of the Divide | 7 |
Central City panorama | 13 |
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