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There are said to be some very manley and [[cultivate?]] [[known?]] [[uncertain]] here. I met Lee [[Rey?]] [[unclear]]. Who sever [[unclear]] [[unclear]]. There as "[[Keige?]] of the [[unclear]]" have homes [[unclear]] alteration. [[unclear]]. [[unclear]] a very [[uncertain]] Gary, town. Here are 3 smitten [[doing?]] fall [[unclear]] [[unclear]] some new charcoal. [[unclear]] of [[leant?]] [[unclear]] Built of fresh lake [[unlake]] here seventy five beautiful streaming [[unclear]]. [[unclear]] of in [[unclear]] of which ]]does?]] a trout be [[forever?]]. No one knows why for they say there was none before mining. Might have inquired on [[unclear]] the water. [[Unclear]] grass bought hay at 5 C or $100 [[unclear]] for my [[unclear]]. I had [[unclear]] got [[unclear]]. [[unclear]] like Hugh [[Patterson?]] came [[unclear]].
There are said to be some very [?] and cultivated persons residing here. I met Lee & Reynolds  who since I interfered with them as "Kings of the Territory" have turned their attention to mining - It seems a very thriving busy town - There are 3 smelters doing full business & I saw some new Charcoal pits (at least new to me) built of brick - Lake fork here divides - two beautiful streams uniting to form it - in neither of which can a trout be found - no one knows why - for they say there were none before mining might have injured or fouled the water. No grass, bought hay at 5 C or $100 per ton for my animals -  I had hardly got into Camp till Hugh Patton came up

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There are said to be some very [?] and cultivated persons residing here. I met Lee & Reynolds who since I interfered with them as "Kings of the Territory" have turned their attention to mining - It seems a very thriving busy town - There are 3 smelters doing full business & I saw some new Charcoal pits (at least new to me) built of brick - Lake fork here divides - two beautiful streams uniting to form it - in neither of which can a trout be found - no one knows why - for they say there were none before mining might have injured or fouled the water. No grass, bought hay at 5 C or $100 per ton for my animals - I had hardly got into Camp till Hugh Patton came up

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