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Plainly it was time for me to return to Boulder . ... Thereafter I returned to Central
as often as I could persuade a friend to drive me , each time sketching more of
the picturesque buildings , crooked steep streets and empty shaft houses of the ...
Plainly it was time for me to return to Boulder . ... Thereafter I returned to Central
as often as I could persuade a friend to drive me , each time sketching more of
the picturesque buildings , crooked steep streets and empty shaft houses of the ...
Page 258
Presumably he got there and returned to the vicinity of the hidden gold , for
months later a party of men reported having seen him in the gulches of Brush
Creek . Fearful snowstorms cover the mountains in midwinter , and during one of
them ...
Presumably he got there and returned to the vicinity of the hidden gold , for
months later a party of men reported having seen him in the gulches of Brush
Creek . Fearful snowstorms cover the mountains in midwinter , and during one of
them ...
Page 264
He returned to Empire and stayed with Lindstrom at his sawmill , where he met
Joseph Hahn whom he told of his discovery . The following spring Hahn , Way
and Doyle worked their way through the rugged country to the gold field , and
again ...
He returned to Empire and stayed with Lindstrom at his sawmill , where he met
Joseph Hahn whom he told of his discovery . The following spring Hahn , Way
and Doyle worked their way through the rugged country to the gold field , and
again ...
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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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