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The Ghost Towns and Mining Camps of Colorado Muriel Sibell Wolle. Jull
CHAPTER XVII Niina RAY ENGINEER MT . Milli Silverton UNCOM DAH GRE
RANGE I MINERAL POINT POUG HKEEPS - . - * * WTRON TON GUSTONO RED
MT .
The Ghost Towns and Mining Camps of Colorado Muriel Sibell Wolle. Jull
CHAPTER XVII Niina RAY ENGINEER MT . Milli Silverton UNCOM DAH GRE
RANGE I MINERAL POINT POUG HKEEPS - . - * * WTRON TON GUSTONO RED
MT .
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To offset the influence of such places as flourished on Blair street , the Silverton
Club was opened in 1888 to " keep young men from frequenting places of
ignoble influence of which many abound in all mining camps ; " and to further
improve ...
To offset the influence of such places as flourished on Blair street , the Silverton
Club was opened in 1888 to " keep young men from frequenting places of
ignoble influence of which many abound in all mining camps ; " and to further
improve ...
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Silverton used to have 3000 people . Now it has 1500 ; yet we move more ore
than we did when the 3000 were in camp . The monthly payroll at the
Shenandoah - Dives is about $ 40 , 000 , and as Silverton hasn ' t a bank
nowadays , the ...
Silverton used to have 3000 people . Now it has 1500 ; yet we move more ore
than we did when the 3000 were in camp . The monthly payroll at the
Shenandoah - Dives is about $ 40 , 000 , and as Silverton hasn ' t a bank
nowadays , the ...
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Contents
Gold in the Hills | 1 |
Falsefront Silver Plume | 5 |
Central City Starts a Hobby | 10 |
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