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I entered the Rocky Mountains at a place called Golden City. It lies in a gap of the [[front?]] range. [[unclear]] lately it was the Capitol of Colorado, which [[unclear] has now been transferred to Denver. It is chiefly of brick, the people in this part of the world of mature in a town. I counted three churches in the place: the best of the three belongs as I was told to the Episcopalians. The population appeared to be about | I entered the Rocky Mountains at a place called Golden City. It lies in a gap of the [[front?]] range. [[unclear]] lately it was the Capitol of Colorado, which [[unclear] has now been transferred to Denver. It is chiefly of brick, the people in this part of the world of mature in a town. I counted three churches in the place: the best of the three belongs as I was told to the Episcopalians. The population appeared to be about [[unclear]] thousand. A thick seam of good coal is [[unclear]] | ||
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241 Chapter XVII 289.
I entered the Rocky Mountains at a place called Golden City. It lies in a gap of the front? range. unclear lately it was the Capitol of Colorado, which [[unclear] has now been transferred to Denver. It is chiefly of brick, the people in this part of the world of mature in a town. I counted three churches in the place: the best of the three belongs as I was told to the Episcopalians. The population appeared to be about unclear thousand. A thick seam of good coal is unclear