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			Location
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
George Wright descriptions	MI 150505	Rufley's Hollow Rufley's Hollow is a little gulch about one-half mile or more long, that branches off the· right hand fork of Camp…	MS178, no. 149
George Wright descriptions	MI 150506	Cold Spring Between 1866 and 1875, William A. Wright had a camp at Cold Spring. He had a fireplace and a lean-to when he was riding and…	MS178, no. 176
George Wright descriptions	MI 150507	Grieve's trail There is an old trail which is getting pretty dim, between the mouth of Jenny Creek and the old Grieve upper ranch. This…	MS178, no. 177
George Wright descriptions	MI 150508	Forest House The Forest House is a ranch home, and in early days a station and stopping place, it is located about five miles south…	MS178, no. 327
George Wright descriptions	MI 150509	Horseshoe Bend In early days before the wagon road was made along the the Klamath River between Hornbrook and Fall Creek, the old road went…	MS178, no. 334
George Wright descriptions	MI 150510	Lowood school house There is not anything left of the Lowood School House any more at the mouth of Camp Creek, where the neighboring…	MS178, no. 335
George Wright descriptions	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