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George Wright descriptions	MI 150475	Oak Spring In the extreme head of Brush Creek and about a mile or less west of Horseshoe Bend on the south slope facing Little Good Water…	MS178, no. 569
George Wright descriptions	MI 150476	Brady's Lick Brady's Lick is about one mile or less from the Pedro Smith Homestead on the south slope facing Little Good Water. I…	MS178, no. 570
George Wright descriptions	MI 150477	Iron Gate Tllere is a place along the Klamath River between Hearn's Flat and the mouth of Brush Creek where the bluffs on both…	MS178, no. 571
George Wright descriptions	MI 150478	Liskey ranch About sixty five years age a Civil War Veteran with the name of Beers and his family came from around Dorris in Butte Valley…	MS178, no. 572
George Wright descriptions	MI 150479	Hearn's Flat Along the Klamath River about half way between Camp Creek and Brush Creek the hills on the west side of the river spread…	MS178, no. 573
George Wright descriptions	MI 150480	Choke Cherry Spring It is a nice spring with a lot of choke cherry trees around it and that is why it was named the Choke Cherry Spring.…	MS178, no. 574
George Wright descriptions	MI 150481	Frannk Miller's homestead Somewhere around fifty years ago or more Frank Miller located a homestead between Coyote Peak and the Klamath…	MS178, no. 575
George Wright descriptions	MI 150482	Herzog's place	MS178, no. 576
George Wright descriptions	MI 150483	Bruch ranch	MS178, no. 577
George Wright descriptions	MI 150484	Mud Spring Creek	MS178, no. 578
George Wright descriptions	MI 150485	Ward's Flat	MS178, no. 579
George Wright descriptions	MI 150486	Mud Spring	MS178, no. 580
George Wright descriptions	MI 150487	Pine Creek Pine Creek empties into Camp Creek on the De Soza Ranch. It heads in the high mountains east of Pilot Rock and west of Lone Pine…	MS178, no. 581
George Wright descriptions	MI 150488	Horse Shoe ranch	MS178, no. 582
George Wright descriptions	MI 150489	Brushy Gulch	MS178, no. 583
George Wright descriptions	MI 150490	Spaulding's camp	MS178, no. 585
George Wright descriptions	MI 150491	Slide Creek	MS178, no. 586
George Wright descriptions	MI 150492	Red Slide	MS178, no. 587
George Wright descriptions	MI 150493	Papps cabin	MS178, no. 588
George Wright descriptions	MI 150494	Buck Run	MS178, no. 589
George Wright descriptions	MI 150495	Slide Ridge	MS178, no. 590
George Wright descriptions	MI 150496	De Soza ranch	MS178, no. 591
George Wright descriptions	MI 150497	Madero ranch It was around 1891 when a man with the name of Rufley homesteaded on Camp Creek at the place now known as the Madero Ranch.…	MS178, no. 592
George Wright descriptions	MI 150498	Miller ranch	MS178, no. 593
George Wright descriptions	MI 150499	McNew ranch I believe that it was around 1875 when Elie Clawson, a mountain man, stretched a bull hide up in a cluster of oak trees to form…	MS178, no. 594
George Wright descriptions	MI 150500	Fred's mine	MS178, no. 595
George Wright descriptions	MI 150501	Bald Mountain Road Up until 1911 the old wagon road, which years ago was known as the Skookum Gulch Road, left Camp creek at the Madero…	MS178, no. 596
George Wright descriptions	MI 150502	Camp Creek	MS178, no. 597
George Wright descriptions	MI 150503	Immigrant Road over the Greensprings After the Immigrant Road crossed Jenny Creek going westward toward Ashland, Oregon it went by the place…	MS178, no. 92
George Wright descriptions	MI 150504	Chipmunk Tunnel My memory of the exact location of the Chipmunk Tunnel is rather vague, for I was quite young around 1902, when a man by the…	MS178, no. 147