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“Right Thumb Smashed?’ (Ivan Lawrence) The Union, pg. 8, 3-9-1939
“Empire-Star wins award in Bullion (Mine) suit” The Union, pg. 3, 3-8-1939
“Air line break halts day work at Empire Mine” The Union, pg. 8, 3-1-1939
“Five historical landmarks are accorded City” (State historical landmarks, Empire Mine,
Gold Hill, Montez & Crabtree Houses & Rough & Ready) The Union, pg. 8, 2-26-1939
“Engineering space at Empire-Star enlarged” The Uion, pg. 3, 2-16-1939
“Cortez broke pelvis Monday in rock slide” The Union, pg. 8 2-15-1939
“Lyle Cortez hit by slide of rock” The Union, pg. 3, 2-14-1939
“Three silicosis claims heard by . .A.C. Referee” (Richard Chayson, I-M; Thomas Dorville, EmpireStar; Henry Herzog, Empire-Star and Walker Mine) The Union, pg. 2, 2-1-1939
“Grass Valley Mines score 1, 2, 3 in Gold” (#1:Empire Star Mine Co. incl Empire, Pennsylvania,
North Star, Murchie Zeibright and Pennsylvania in Browns Valley--#2: Idaho Maryland including
Brunswick, and Forbestown--#3 Lava Cap Mining Corp. including Lava Cap, Banner, Central,
Golden Center. Lava Cap and Empire-Star were 2"? and 3" in state in silver as a by-product of
gold mining) The Union, pg. 5, 1-15-1939
“$200,000 wages and Yule money paid yesterday” (I-M-800 men; E-S 1000 or more men; Golden
Center; Lava Cap) The Union, pg. 8, 12-24-1938
“Empire worker’s long service in terms of years and gold” (Frank Hooper, w/photo, millman) The
Union, pg. 11, 12-16-1938
“Two miners suffer slight injuries” (Milton Moody-New Brunswick; Ray Burton-Empire) The Union,
pg. 3, 11-27-1938
“Empire blast cut three men by flying rock” (William Davidson, Thomas Dunn, Ernest
Brokenshire) The Union, pg. 6, 11-6-1938
“Infected Hand” (Walter Fletcher, carpenter) The Union, pg. 8, 10-16-1938
“Appeals court reverses ruling in Bullion suit’ Empire Star wins point in theory of extra lateral
rights of Galena Ledge” The Union, pg. 5, 10-13-1938
“Mine Dividends 50Cents” (Newmont-Empire Mine & North Star) The Union, pg. 3, 9-22-1938
“E-S Mine in Yolo County to go lower” (Browns Valley) The Union, pg. 5, 8-4-1938
“Arguments in Empire-Bullion appeal offered” The Union, pg. 1, 6-9-1938
“Cable break continues as major mystery” The Union, pg. 8, 4-3-1938
“Cable mystery is unsolved by Coroner’s Jury” (Rolph Ellis) The Union, pg. 1, 3-30-1983
“Mystery links cable break in Empire Winze” (Rolph Ellis died) The Union, pg. 1, 3-27-1983
“Skip accident was close call for winze man” (Rolph Ellis, Cornelius Barton) The Union, pg. 3, 326-1938