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Title	Body	Location	Source Reference
MI 150443	Hutton Creek Hutton Creek empties into Cottonwood Creek north of Horn brook, and it heads in the south slopes of the Pilot Rock area.…	MS178, no. 532	George Wright descriptions
MI 150444	Shelton Rock There is a peak, or pointed hill, between Hutton Creek and Highway 99 North of what used to be called the Crovelle Ranch. The…	MS178, no. 533	George Wright descriptions
MI 150445	Terrill ranch The Terrill Ranch is on up Hutton Creek from the Crovelle Ranch. Years ago Oscar Terrill and his family lived there. I don…	MS178, no. 534	George Wright descriptions
MI 150446	Anderson grade The Anderson Grade was part of the old stage road between the Klamath River on the north and the Shasta River on the south.…	MS178, no. 535	George Wright descriptions
MI 150447	Hilt I don't know much about the little town of Hilt. It could be called a sawmill town because the lumbering and logging…	MS178, no. 536	George Wright descriptions
MI 150448	Ivin Miller's homestead Some time around forty years ago a man we knew as Dad Miller located a homestead at the head of the east fork…	MS178, no. 537	George Wright descriptions
MI 150449	Swift's homestead I don't know how long Hiram Swift, also known as "High" Swift, lived on his little ranch west of…	MS178, no. 538	George Wright descriptions
MI 150450	Goat ranch A long time ago, probably around fifty years or so, people settled on Hutton Creek a little south of the Oregon California…	MS178, no. 539	George Wright descriptions
MI 150451	Pilot Rock Pilot Rock was first called Pilot Knob, and was the feeding ground for mountain sheep and the grizzly bear. It is a big, bluffy…	MS178, no. 540	George Wright descriptions
MI 150452	Robber's Rock Back in the spring of 1915 William A. Wright and I started out for the summit of the Siskiyou Mountains with a team and…	MS178, no. 541	George Wright descriptions
MI 150453	Horn's Peak Horn's Peak is about one mile north and east from Hornbrook and a couple of miles north from what used to be the Horn…	MS178, no. 542	George Wright descriptions
MI 150454	Dead Horse Gulch Dead Horse Gulch heads just east of Horn Peak and empties into the Klamath River just below the present bridge across the…	MS178, no. 543	George Wright descriptions
MI 150455	Seikel ranch The Ed J. Seikel Ranch was located on one of the forks of Dead Horse Gulch, about a mile or more from the Klamath River. …	MS178, no. 544	George Wright descriptions
MI 150456	Willow Creek Willow Creek empties into the Klamath River less than a mile upstream from the old town of Klamathon. The creek is quite long…	MS178, no. 545	George Wright descriptions
MI 150457	Little Bogus Creek The little creek or gulch that empties into the Klamath River about two miles up the river from old Klamathon Town and on…	MS178, no. 547	George Wright descriptions
MI 150458	Giddings Hill In going down the Klamath River to Hornbrook the road crosses Cedar Gulch and then goes over a little hill and down to the…	MS178, no. 549	George Wright descriptions
MI 150459	Klamathon Klamathon was a busy little town before the fire in 1902 destroyed the most of it, including the sawmill. The logs for…	MS178, no. 550	George Wright descriptions
MI 150460	Thrall ranch The ranch that is now called the Thrall Ranch was known as Laird's Station when I was a little boy. For many years, up…	MS178, no. 552	George Wright descriptions
MI 150461	Cedar Gulch Cedar Gulch empties into the Klamath River on the north side about two miles upstream from Klamathon. Going down stream …	MS178, no. 553	George Wright descriptions
MI 150462	Scholenburger ranch In the early 1870 1 s, my grandfather; William R. Wright, and family, settled on the north side of Klamath River near…	MS178, no. 554	George Wright descriptions
MI 150463	Dry Creek Dry Creek is a small but rather long creek that empties into the north side of Klamath River about a mile upstrerun from Cedar…	MS178, no. 555	George Wright descriptions
MI 150464	Elie's Flat It has been a long time since I heard any one mention Elie's Flat. Maybe it is private land now, and fenced in since I…	MS178, no. 556	George Wright descriptions
MI 150465	Nay's Springs One of the old place names I notice is Nay's Springs, which are located near the head of Paine's Ditch. There…	MS178, no. 557	George Wright descriptions
MI 150466	H.J. Quigley's homestead Back around 1914, Horace J. Quigley and his family came from Watsonville, California, by team and wagon, a…	MS178, no. 558	George Wright descriptions
MI 150467	McHenry's homestead Grant McHenry was the blacksmith in Hornbrook before he locat ed his homestead, about 1915, in the upper part of…	MS178, no. 559	George Wright descriptions
MI 150468	Pedro Smith's homestead Many years ago when I was a little sprout there was a little ranch on the sunny south slope at the head of Dry…	MS178, no. 562	George Wright descriptions
MI 150469	Little Pilot Rock The ridge between the head of Dry Creek and Hutton Creek rises, or bulges up into a backbone of almost solid rock. The…	MS178, no. 563	George Wright descriptions
MI 150470	Brush Creek Brush Creek runs into the north side of the Klamath River about a mile and a half upstream from Dry Creek. I do not know how it…	MS178, no. 564	George Wright descriptions
MI 150471	Bogus ranch I don't remember who first owned the Bogus Ranch, which is located at the mouth of Bogus Creek, on the south side of the…	MS178, no. 565	George Wright descriptions
MI 150472	Horseshoe Bend I do not hear the name, Horseshoe Bend, mentioned very much these days. One reason is, I suppose, that there are not as many…	MS178, no. 566	George Wright descriptions