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by Matt Vincent

BETTER THAN NOTHING: Occasionally, the dog settles down enough to spend a night in a doghouse placed on the north rim of the Berkeley Pit. Butte's few remaining miners have named him The Auditor, because he keeps showin up unexpectedly

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