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November 2, 1889
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George Jewett is down from the Sunnyside [Mine] suffering from an attack of facial erysepelas [skin infection]. He is getting along all right and will be around in a few days.
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Sunnyside Mine
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November 9, 1889
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September 20, 1890
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May 2, 1891
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May 30, 1891
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August 8, 1891
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October 23, 1897
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March 28, 1900
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March 30, 1900
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February 16, 1901
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June 14, 1902
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April 13, 1907
Durango Semi-Weekly Herald
June 17, 1907
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Ed S. Reed, discoverer and locator of the Copper Queen, Boulder Mountain, and George Jewett, will hit the trail for Ouray Monday morning for a prospecting trip which will embrace an unexplored territory lying north and west of Ouray. What Reed can't take in after once sniffling a chunk of float as thick as a double T-bone steak, is not worth monkeying with. The boys are liable to be out all summer.
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July 11, 1908
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October 16, 1915
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December 11, 1915
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April 7, 1917
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George Jewett came down from Howardsville Monday to listen to war bulletins and "sich.".
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May 5, 1917
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