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Historical Clippings Book (HC-12) (520 pages)

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T his is Ribbleville on Duggans Flat, near the cemetery. Houseshererent from $45 to $65 per month. There is not a vacant house. ‘ Ss . eo . SPDHGCO ES Grand Ball x % PETG) ON THE PLATFORM O)ORe}SKO fF at Washlogton.. Se) ee] Friday Evening, duly 4th, 1902 es eves Gickets, Including Supper, $2.50 Here is one of California's oldest buildings. By necessity it has been restored from time to time, but a large part of it is just as it was constructed in 1852 by Edward Brimskill. Ed's brother was Johnny Brimskill, father ofretired school teacher Frances Thompson. Coleman Thorton operateda general store inthis building, selling whiskey inbulk. Iron doors still hanginplace. It will soon be opened as a gold museum by Sam Tracy of the Red Ledge Mine. MOUNTAIN VIE) Jvine White, 5 D e Mt. View mine at hi seven men employed erect! ; ings and making preparatio sinter operations. All. th ment bought from the Fag mine has not been haul property and this work {s shortly. “4 w-/9.