Sunday, January 4, 1970

Places: CA-Deadwood


Deadwood-2,835' (French Gulch)   
(40.7193130     -122.7336320)

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Deadwood is a busy little mining town, lively and noisy enough today, for there has been a judicial election, a very important one, all over the state. One of the Democratic candidates for Supreme Judge, a Mr. Todd Robinson, is an out-and-out Secessionist, refuses to take the oath of allegiance, proclaims his Secession proclivities, etc. He had friends here, and the barroom of our house was lively and noisy enough. A motley crowd were drinking, talking politics, and some playing poker.
From Up and Down California by William Brewer, Book 4  Chapter 7

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