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(1910)




Author's Note:

The geography in this novel may
easily be recognized by one
familiar with the country. For
that reason it is necessary to
state that the characters therein
are in no manner to be confused
with the people actually inhabiting
and developing that locality. The
Power Company promoted by Baker has
absolutely nothing to do with any
Power Company utilizing any streams:
the delectable Plant never exercised
his talents in Sierra North. The
author must decline to acknowledge
any identifications of the sort.
Plant and Baker and all the rest are,
however, only to a limited extent
fictitious characters. What they did
and what they stood for is absolutely true.

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