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Family

Nov. 23, 1999

When Doves Cry

JACKSON - Bright red and white domestic-violence-awareness banners are hanging across the same downtown streets where 150 years ago '49ers, taking a respite from gold mining, drank hard whiskey and ambled into one of the many bawdy houses in town for a rendezvous with a soiled dove.

By Cheryl Romo
Daily Journal Staff Writer
        JACKSON - Bright red and white domestic-violence-awareness banners are hanging across the same downtown streets where 150 years ago '49ers, taking a respite from gold mining, drank hard whiskey and ambled into one of the many bawdy houses in town for a rendezvous with a soiled dove.
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