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Page 105
As the little train puffed along Clear Creek , its track high above the stream or
almost in the water , he pointed out Floyd Hill down which the pioneers had to
snub their wagons and he indicated the canyon up which the Black Hawk branch
of ...
As the little train puffed along Clear Creek , its track high above the stream or
almost in the water , he pointed out Floyd Hill down which the pioneers had to
snub their wagons and he indicated the canyon up which the Black Hawk branch
of ...
Page 461
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 proceeded to Cripple where a delegation met it , ready to ...
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 proceeded to Cripple where a delegation met it , ready to ...
Page 473
After a justice of the peace from Anaconda was attacked while walking down a
street in Altman , and several non - union men were badly beaten up at the
Independence mine , and a train was wrecked , and two men were killed by an ...
After a justice of the peace from Anaconda was attacked while walking down a
street in Altman , and several non - union men were badly beaten up at the
Independence mine , and a train was wrecked , and two men were killed by an ...
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Contents
Gold in the Hills | 1 |
The Aspen Country | 218 |
Off the Beaten Track | 246 |
Copyright | |
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Stampede to Timberline: The Ghost Towns and Mining Camps of Colorado Muriel Sibell Wolle No preview available - 1991 |
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