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Puppies at Mining Camp

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Creator: Unknown Publisher: Unknown File Name: an0007pa.jpg Location: AN-0007 Medium: B&W New Call Number: 1010-0007-0001 Old Call Number: an0007pa Original Format: Print Size: 5x7 Photo Collection: Historic Photographs Photo Date: 1880s Rights: Reproduction requires permission. Digital images property of SHM Library & Archives

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A litter of puppies at James Cash's campsite.

The first mining by Anglo Americans in Yavapai County began in 1863, with the discovery of gold deposits in Weaver Creek. Until the opening of the Southern Pacific railroad, two-thirds of the bullion shipped from the Territory was produced in Yavapai County and nearly half the mining locations in Arizona were made within its borders. Mining camps began as collections of tents and as populations increased, buildings were constructed.

Source: The University of Arizona Libraries: Mining Resources.

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