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other standing among some big trees at the river ' s edge . Both are gone now as
well as all traces of the gold camp of the sixties which was located at this spot . In
those days there were hundreds of claims extending up the stream for miles ...
other standing among some big trees at the river ' s edge . Both are gone now as
well as all traces of the gold camp of the sixties which was located at this spot . In
those days there were hundreds of claims extending up the stream for miles ...
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CHAPTER X I V GUNNISON GUNNISON RIVER UNCOMPAHGRE MT . Lake
City and Hinsdale LAKE FORK HENSON , " CAPITOL CITY SLUMGULLION
PASS OURAY County LAKE CITY NIMAS FORKS LAKE SAN CRISTOBAL
BIVER LAKE ...
CHAPTER X I V GUNNISON GUNNISON RIVER UNCOMPAHGRE MT . Lake
City and Hinsdale LAKE FORK HENSON , " CAPITOL CITY SLUMGULLION
PASS OURAY County LAKE CITY NIMAS FORKS LAKE SAN CRISTOBAL
BIVER LAKE ...
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Moss and C . D . Posten pulled out of the California gold fields in 1856 and came
gophering around the mouth of the La Plata river where they found good gold
placers . Moss didn ' t return again until the summer of 1873 , when he brought a
...
Moss and C . D . Posten pulled out of the California gold fields in 1856 and came
gophering around the mouth of the La Plata river where they found good gold
placers . Moss didn ' t return again until the summer of 1873 , when he brought a
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Contents
Gold in the Hills | 1 |
Central City Starts a Hobby | 10 |
Leadville the Cloud City of the Rockies | 41 |
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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