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Title: Other Mines - Part 3 (H thru L) Collection Type: Directories and Documents Collection Name: Mines Information # of Pages: 82 Download PDF: User Login Required Download OCR Text: User Login Required

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“Structural History of the Fracture Systems at Grass Valley, CA by W. D. Johnston, Jr. & Ernst Cloos (Reprint from Economic Geology Vol. XXIX, #1) (1934), page 45 “State Minerologist Report” #31-#2, 1935, page 15 (photo) “State Minerologist Report” #31-#1, 1935, page 10 Grass Valley Mining District Map, 1930 “State Minerologist Report” #18-#12, 1922, page 737 “State Minerologist Report” #16, 1919, pages 17, 24, 29, 176, 185-191, 247 “Cut arm at Idaho” (Sam Kneebone) The Union, pg. 1-5-1938, pg. 6 “William Veale Injured Hip at Maryland Mine” The Union, pg. 8, 5-30-1936 “Circular shaft at I-M is viewed from corners of world” The Union, pg. 3, 9-21-1935 “. .-M. to send 50 miners to Forbestown” The Union, pg. 4, 8-23-1935 “Idaho at new high peak of men employed” The Union, pg. 4, 8-23-1935 “Idaho is making new locations in Forbestown Dist.” The Union, pg. 5, 8-30-1935 “Production at I.-M. still increasing” The Union, pg. 4, 9-7-1935 “Critical injury to arm received by local miner (Fred Pinch)” The Union, pg. 8, 8-6-1935 “Forbestown is included in I.-M. Spread” The Union, pg. 7, 8-2-1935 “Bored Shaft is connected to workings” The Union, pg. 7, 7-19-1935 “Expansion of Big Three into 6 or 9 looms” The Union, pg. 7, 7-19-1935 Idaho drift to meet bore at 550 feet” The Union, pg. 7, 7-12-1935 “Mining Notes..hearing on consolidation and merger of Idaho-Maryland Mines Corporation and the Idaho-Maryland Consolidated Mines Inc. .. The Union, pg. 3, 6-281935 “Reorganizing of Dual I-M companies is consummated” The Union, pg. 7, 6-15-1935 “Idaho-Maryland’s Financial setup reviewed in basis of Crane Reports” (production figures) The Union, pg. 3, 5-30-1935 “Idaho Mine at new peak of 600 tons” The Union, pg. 5, 5-24-1935 “High students visited mines, foundry plant” The Union, pg. 6, 5-22-1935 “Bert Crase, I-M Superintendent, returns to G.V.” The Union, pg. 6, 5-1-1935 “Idaho group forges on to new records” The Union, pg. 7, 4-27-1935 “M’Boyle is made gold member of federal board” The Union, pg. 1, 4-14-1935 “Maryland’s Housing is Unending” (45 x50 auto service garage) The Union, pg. 4, 4-121935 “Power shovel moves forward on own power’ (to be used to level Loma Rica airport, excavate water reservoirs on I-M property) The Union, pg. 8, 4-6-1935 “32 ton shovel derails car on Narrow Gauge” (shovel belongs to I-M Mine) The Union, pg. 1, 3-31-1935 “Idaho dividend checks received here this week” The Union, pg. 4, 3-22-1935 “Expansion of Idaho continues at all shafts” The Union, pg. 5, 3-2-1935 “Idaho to pay 5 cent dividend for current quarter’ The Union, pg. 5, 3-2-1935 “Carbide shed at Idaho-Maryland burned yesterday” The Union, pg. 6, 2-16-1935 “Local Mines in Upper brackets for production” The Union, pg. 7, 2-1-1935 “Subsidiary Mines Company produces 43,656 oz. Gold” The Union, pg. 7, 1-25-1935 “George Chase, former mines gardener, dies” The Union, pg. 1, 1-24-1935 “Gold Capital of West Holds Secure Place” (9"" in U.S., 4" in CA) The Union, pg. 7, 1-181935 “Local mine leads ounce production” (Empire) (I-M in top 10) The Union, pg. 7, 1-181935 “Blind fire in office of Idaho-Maryland controlled” The Union, pg. 3, 1-22-1935 “Idaho group of miners taking up first aid work” The Union, pg. 3, 1-11-1935 “Bert Crase pays limited visit to Idaho-Maryland” The Union, pg. 3, 1-11-1935 “Idaho Mine office gets extension” The Union, pg. 3, 1-11-1935 “I-M pays 15 cents for year” The Union, pg. 7, 12-28-1934 “Idaho-Maryland is operating in Granite Basin” (Butte County) The Union, pg. 7, 12-281934 “Idaho-Maryland pays dividend No. 8 at 3 cent rate” The Union, pg. 4, 12-21-1934 23