Deadwood and Trojans Amid Mining Boom in Gulch Towns
The streets show activity from a rising population drawn to Deadwood as a magnet, while Troy and nearby towns rely on gulch and quartz mining. Placer miners currently disrupt town building by rights under mining camp law, with hopes quartz mines will replace them in a few years and bring broad employment.
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Sidney Telegraph
Deadwood City
Gayville
Troy
Deadwood
Golden Crate
Stylas
el Dorado
Deadwood Creek
Placer Minera
W. Kranich
A. M. Barnes
Charles Collins
Sioux City
Missouri
Chicago
Triy
South Bend
Central City
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Sime
Stoneaome
Champion
Io Deadwood
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Collins
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Egesdereey
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