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Necomeen Falls

Nicomen Creek, Thompson River

Nicomin [Nicomen]. Thompson River, the place where gold was first discovered in British Columbia, by an Indian who stooping down to drink, and saw a three oz [ounce] nugget at the bottom of the water.

Nicomin [Nicomen]. Thompson River, the place where gold was first discovered in British Columbia, by an Indian who stooping down to drink, and saw a three oz [ounce] nugget at the bottom of the water.

Nicomin [Nicomen] on the Thompson the place where gold was first discovered in British Columbia by an Indian who was [?] down to drink it's [sic] weight was about 3 [?]

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Nicomin [Nicomen]. Thompson River, the place where gold was first discovered in British Columbia, by an Indian who stooping down to drink, and saw a three oz [ounce] nugget at the bottom of the water.

Nicomin [Nicomen] on the Thompson the place where gold was first discovered in British Columbia by an Indian who was [?] down to drink it's [sic] weight was about 3 [?]

Spences Bridge - across the Thompson R. [Thompson River].