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Basic Magnesium's camp: photographic print

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Bunkhouse and burros in Basic Magnesium camp: photographic print

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Dick Carver and a friend riding burros: photographic print

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Don Finley and Jack Parsons obtaining water for Josiah Irving Crowell's mine at Chloride Cliff in the Funeral Mountains southwest of Beatty, Nevada: photographic print

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Ralph Lisle with 2 pack burros used to transport supplies and ore to and from his tungsten mine located out of Panamint City, California: photographic print

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Phillip Lisle, brother of Ralph Lisle, with 3 pack burros heading for a tungsten mine located out of Panamint City, California: photographic print

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Bill Martin, Ralph Lisle, Phillip Lisle, and Sam Colvin (identified from left to right) in Panamint City, California: photographic print

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Lottie Mills, mother of Chloe Lisle, with two pack burros, Panamint City, California: photographic print

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Burros carrying freight in Panamint City, California: photographic print

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Frank Brockman pulling a Beatty burro: photographic print

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Pinon nut gathering at Miller Mountain (Nev.): photographic print

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Photograph of Stewart family standing next to Las Vegas Creek, before 1905

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Two unidentified children photographed with donkeys and dog: photographic print

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Getting ready for the Death Valley 49ers encampment: photographic print

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Mrs. Bea Kirk and James Boyles with a burro, Death Valley, California: photographic print

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Burro, a native son of Death Valley: postcard

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Prospectors near Goldfield, Nevada: photographic print

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Cartoon of the Bucket of Blood Saloon in Virginia City, Nevada: postcard

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