Rich Montana gold bonanza plans attract tourist mine
Seven year old prospecting claim near Emigrant Creek in the Chico area sparks a $10 million venture by Mister Earl's Enterprises. Lutzenhiser envisions a placer mine and Old West tourist site with benches, a flume, lakes, and gold payouts for investors while pledging reclamation and a casual, parklike atmosphere for visitors. The project, near Emigrant Peak in the Snowy Range, leverages historic dredge lakes and aims to blend mining with tourism, promising gold payouts and a new regional attraction.
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United States
Dear John letter on aging, faith, and independence
A widower reflects on aging, gender stereotypes, and gratitude for health. He rejects current greetings, recalls 25 years of marriage, and notes limited mobility and inability to volunteer due to driving. He asserts ongoing companionship with God and resolve to stay hopeful and connected despite solitude.
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Clifornia
Informal history recalls Judge Prowse era and Haywood era
A handwritten account, likely by C. T. Ward or Grogan, details Judge Charles Prowse and Luis Castro, Atherton land agents, and the 1860s Haywood town expansion. It covers street additions from Main to B streets, schoolhouse moves, donated lots for church and school, early fire company events, bells, and town names later altered by the Post Office.
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Charles Prowse
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Luis Castro
Guillermo
Alameda County
C. T. Ward
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Prowse
Ward
Atherton
Grogan
San Lorenzo
Hayward
George Goodell
Main
B Streets
Congregational Church
2Nd
Mt. Eden Road
Son Street
Old Soto Place
Haywards
Haywood
Alex Alten
Green Shutter Hotel
J. C. Schulyd
L. Rivers
Thomas Glaskins
T. D. Warvek
M W. Levy
H. W. Rice
C.H. Perkins
George Brennan
Charles Spoerer
Louis Harbola
H. D. Irwin
L. W. Street
Chris Herrmann
A. R. Foster
H. F. Larrabee
Henry Fleury
F. W. Griveodw
F. 4. Clark
George Gilbert
Edmund Dole
Glaskins
Reh
San Francisco
Roberts
Robers Landing
Dole
Haywood No. 1
Band of Music
Huse Company
C. T. Wand, Jr
Odd Fellows Hall
Hayward Guard
Miss White
der No
Ath Fire Creme
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San Leandro
H. T. Irwin
FE. Dale
C. T. Ward Jr
Hook & Ladder Co. No. 2
George Brown
Salvadores No. 3
Joseph Pimentel
Haywood Guards
Feasibility hurdles rise for Golden Gate death barrier
San Francisco reports a dispute over starting a feasibility study on a barrier at the Golden Gate Bridge after 501 known death leaps since 1997. Golden Gate Bridge District general manager Date W Luehring indicated Amman and Whitey lawyers warn of potential liability if a fence fails to deter a leap. Opponents warn the barrier could trigger further crises if built.
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San Francisco
Asking the Chiropractor About Self-C Back Cracking
A reader recalls lessons in judo from a college era instructor who urged students to crack their own backs. The message warns against attempting self manipulation and advises parents to tell their daughter not to try such practices. The dialogue features a chiropractor’s cautionary perspective.
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Lesons
Self Treatment Dangers Warn Against Untrained Chiropractors
A Fremont chiropractor warns that nerve pressure linked to headaches and back trouble requires trained hands. He cautions against laypeople offering spinal manipulation and urges consulting qualified doctors to avoid tragic injuries. The notice lists contact details for J William Frick at 204 Paratha Blvd Fremont with phone 792 9954.
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