Front:
THE CLAYPIPERS
ONLY AN ORPHAN CIRL
aes on Ss L
Ev* Sar Near: Mar Set.
PIPER PLAYHOUSE
ANTIBUES
STOP
Back:
DRY TOWN
Dry Town is located on a creek by the same name. Gold was
panned here in 1848 and $100 worth of gold was often
washed out in a single pan. There were names like Blood,
Murderer's, and Rattle Snake Gulch. There were 26 saloons
and life was wild and woolly. A fire hit the town, as hap-
pened in most of the mining camps, in 1857 and it never
recovered as most of the gold had been worked out ... M.P.
© & published by Royal Pictures, Colton, California
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Photo-color by Merle Porter
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