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... train about to explore one of the canyons which led up toward their summits . When the conductor discovered that he had a tenderfoot aboard he refused to let me miss any of the interesting sights along the way . As the little train ...
... train about to explore one of the canyons which led up toward their summits . When the conductor discovered that he had a tenderfoot aboard he refused to let me miss any of the interesting sights along the way . As the little train ...
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... train for the digni- taries . The train pulled into the Victor station first , and when it left for Cripple Creek the legislators were still in Victor , as the cars had been cut off by the jealous citizens of that city . The train ...
... train for the digni- taries . The train pulled into the Victor station first , and when it left for Cripple Creek the legislators were still in Victor , as the cars had been cut off by the jealous citizens of that city . The train ...
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... train was wrecked , and two men were killed by an explosion in the Vindicator shaft , Governor Peabody ordered out ... train to take them home . Some were in the waiting room and some on the platform when the train whistled . Immediately ...
... train was wrecked , and two men were killed by an explosion in the Vindicator shaft , Governor Peabody ordered out ... train to take them home . Some were in the waiting room and some on the platform when the train whistled . Immediately ...
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Gold in the Hills | 1 |
West of the Divide | 7 |
Central City panorama | 13 |
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