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... standing close together , with the bark all taken off , about two feet around them . Turn due east and go directly up the hill until you strike a small hole dug in the ground and keep directly on until you come to another one and so on ...
... standing close together , with the bark all taken off , about two feet around them . Turn due east and go directly up the hill until you strike a small hole dug in the ground and keep directly on until you come to another one and so on ...
Page 365
... standing , and until I saw them I wouldn't be content . During the next two years I learned what I could about the remote sky - line camp . Christopher J. Carson discovered traces of mineral in the vicinity several years before he ...
... standing , and until I saw them I wouldn't be content . During the next two years I learned what I could about the remote sky - line camp . Christopher J. Carson discovered traces of mineral in the vicinity several years before he ...
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... standing in the middle of the creek fixing them ! It was in Silverton that Dan and I met the mine inspector who invited us to his home one evening to talk to us about the camps nearby , and it was from him that I first heard of Animas ...
... standing in the middle of the creek fixing them ! It was in Silverton that Dan and I met the mine inspector who invited us to his home one evening to talk to us about the camps nearby , and it was from him that I first heard of Animas ...
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Gold in the Hills | 1 |
West of the Divide | 7 |
Central City panorama | 13 |
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