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Page 95
... saloons , billiard halls , a post office , a dancing school , and all the necessary stores , as well as a Grand Hotel and the Bank of Stancell , Bond and Harris . Stancell , who was one of the early owners of the Phillips mine , became ...
... saloons , billiard halls , a post office , a dancing school , and all the necessary stores , as well as a Grand Hotel and the Bank of Stancell , Bond and Harris . Stancell , who was one of the early owners of the Phillips mine , became ...
Page 291
... saloons of course lead , there being 25 ; groceries follow with 20 , blacksmith 10 , drygoods 8 , clothing 7 , meat markets 6 , bakeries 6 , barber shops 5 , hairdressers 4 , harness 4 and some 30 other places . The Mint Saloon and ...
... saloons of course lead , there being 25 ; groceries follow with 20 , blacksmith 10 , drygoods 8 , clothing 7 , meat markets 6 , bakeries 6 , barber shops 5 , hairdressers 4 , harness 4 and some 30 other places . The Mint Saloon and ...
Page 494
... saloon as can be found in the territory " but also for having " no saloons or tippling places open on Sunday . " The camp reached its peak in 1876 , when its mines were all producing and its population rose to 1200. By 1877 the ...
... saloon as can be found in the territory " but also for having " no saloons or tippling places open on Sunday . " The camp reached its peak in 1876 , when its mines were all producing and its population rose to 1200. By 1877 the ...
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