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Title	Body	Location	Source Reference
MI 150511	Anderson grade The Anderson Grade was an early wagon road between Yreka and the Klamath River. It follows along on the west side of Black…	MS178, no. 418	George Wright descriptions
MI 150512	Wildcat Gulch Wildcat Gulch heads in toward the east branch of Hutton Creek. A ridge separates the two water sheds. Hutton Creek empties…	MS178, no. 419	George Wright descriptions
MI 150513	Robbers Rock In following the old stage road from Hilt, California, northward one would find that it winds around among some trees as it…	MS178, no. 425	George Wright descriptions
MI 150514	Henley The town of Henley, what is left of it, is one of the little old towns of frontier days. How it got the name I don't know for…	MS178, no. 527	George Wright descriptions
MI 150515	Hornbrook I believe it was about the time the California and Oregon railroad came through, about 1887, when a little village or town started…	MS178, no. 528	George Wright descriptions
MI 150516	Cottonwood Creek Cottonwood Creek spreads out in the Siskiyou Mountains and empties into the Klamath River a short distance south of…	MS178, no. 529	George Wright descriptions
MI 150517	Masson ranch David Marshall Horn, Sr., was the first man as far as I know to settle at the mouth of Cottonwood Creek. He built up a stock…	MS178, no. 530	George Wright descriptions
MI 150518	Crovelle ranch The Crovelle Ranch is located along the lower part of Hutton Creek at the foot of Bailey Hill. The Southern Pacific Railroad…	MS178, no. 531	George Wright descriptions
MI 150519	Right fork of Camp Creek	MS178, no. 598	George Wright descriptions
MI 150520	Middle fork of Camp Creek	MS178, no. 599	George Wright descriptions
MI 150521	Left fork of Camp Creek I have always been a little like Daniel Boone, or maybe it is the Indian part of me, and have liked to wander…	MS178, no. 600	George Wright descriptions
MI 150522	Lone Pine Ridge When the first stockmen began riding through the range they found a big pine tree standing all alone on top of a big long ridge…	MS178, no. 601	George Wright descriptions
MI 150523	Spider camp	MS178, no. 603	George Wright descriptions
MI 150524	Seven Point	MS178, no. 604	George Wright descriptions
MI 150525	Bark camp	MS178, no. 605	George Wright descriptions
MI 150526	Jack's Gulch	MS178, no. 606	George Wright descriptions
MI 150527	Rufley's camp I believe that it was in the early eighteen nineties when a man named Rufley camped in the right hand fork of Camp Creek…	MS178, no. 607	George Wright descriptions
MI 150528	Rufley's Hollow	MS178, no. 609	George Wright descriptions
MI 150529	Timber Mountain	MS178, no. 610	George Wright descriptions
MI 150530	Timber Spring	MS178, no. 611	George Wright descriptions
MI 150531	Spaulding's Shake camp	MS178, no. 612	George Wright descriptions
MI 150532	Little Pilot Rock	MS178, no. 613	George Wright descriptions
MI 150533	Bald Mountain	MS178, no. 614	George Wright descriptions
MI 150534	Elie's Glade	MS178, no. 615	George Wright descriptions
MI 150535	Devil's Backbone	MS178, no. 616	George Wright descriptions
MI 150536	Salt Creek	MS178, no. 617	George Wright descriptions
MI 150537	Salt Creek Ridge	MS178, no. 618	George Wright descriptions
MI 150538	Cove	MS178, no. 619	George Wright descriptions
MI 150539	Rocky Gulch	MS178, no. 620	George Wright descriptions
MI 150540	Basin	MS178, no. 621	George Wright descriptions