Early events in northern Idaho, 1879.

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Early events in northern Idaho, 1879.

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Dictation of James Hutton, with information on his journey to California, 1850; mining on American River at Kentucky Bar; shipper at San Francisco; to the Caribou mines, 1862; to Idaho; experiences in the Salmon River country; Chief Joseph in 1863; founding of Millersburg and Warren's; San Francisco policeman in 1879.

Originals : 6 leaves ; 32 cm.Copies : partial microfilm reel (8 frames) : negative (Rich. 113:11-12) and positive.

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