Pilgrimage of Mary commandery no. 36, Knights templar of Pennsylvania to the Twenty-ninth triennial conclave of the Grand encampment U.S. at San Francisco, Cal (1904)
Allen, Clifford P. (Clifford Paynter), 1841- · Philadelphia : [Made by Thomson Printing Company] · leaf 171
ited little attention in the face of newer attractions. The first town we passed was Gillette, a typical mountain min-ing camp. Five miles further on we began to find the paying goldmines and entered the true field. Rounding Bull Hill many mineswere in full view at one time, most of them having… … City Cripple Creek as fleas on a dog. There were also many prosperous-looking townsalong the line of the railroad. Independence, Portland, Eclipse,Victor, Elkton and Anaconda were passed in quick succession.Victor was far below the grade of the road and we had to run abouta mile past it and then…
Knights Templar (Masonic Order). Mary Commandery, No. 36 (Philadelphia, Pa.) · Overland journeys to the Pacific · Religion and ethics
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