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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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“Receiver for Monte Christo Mines named” The Union, pg. 7 05-13-1933 Claim listed on Nevada County Map of 1913, Key Number 49 Johnson: Nevada County Map, 1913, #49 Johnson: see Alcalde Mines “State Minerologist Report” #37, #3, 1941, page 455 Johnson, E. F.: Grass Valley Mining District Map, 1930 Johnson Mine: antimony see Johnson, Robert “State Minerologist Report” #37, #3, 1941, page 455 Johonson Quartz Mining Location: Claimed 1-1-1906 by E. N. Kitts, Mine/Claim Location Records & Survey Field Notes file, pg. 83 Johnson, Robert, Ranch: “An antimony vein of good width and high grade has been uncovered on the ranch of R. Johnson, near Grass Valley.” Mining & Scientific Press, pg. 608, 4-22-1916 “Robert Johnson has developed the antimony vein on his ranch for a considerable distance. Tests of the ore show good percentages of antimony, with small quantities of other valuable metals.” Mining & Scientific Press, pg. 374, 3-21-1908 “Robert Johnson reports that the antimony lode recently struck on his ranch, a few miles below Grass Valley, is showing up well with limited development. The lode is being prospected by Johnson and sons, who believe that they have the makings of a valuable property.: Mining & Scientific Press, page 143, 2-1-1908 “Considerable interest is manifested in the discovery of an antimony lode on the Robert Johnson ranch, five miles south of Grass Valley. It is claimed that it has been traced at the surface for a distance of two miles and that the out-crop is wide. Numerous prospect holes are to be sunk to determine the quality of the ore.” Mining & Scientific Press, pg. 83, 1-18-1908 “Robert Johnson has found some good ore in some veins on his ranch, six miles south of Grass Valley. The vein in the shaft, which is 21 ft. deep, is 3 % ft. wide. A pump is to be installed and then the shaft will be sunk deeper.” Mining & Scientific Press, pg. 635, 1123-1907 “Johnson Property-antimony deposit to be explored by L. C. Heler who will run a tunnel in on the vein.” Mining & Scientific Press, pg. 772, 6-22-1907 Johnson Sink Mine: “Legal Notice: Reclamation of Abandoned Mine Features at the Gaton, Golden Edna, Drifted Snow and Johnson Sink Mines Environmental Assessment: Decision Notice and Finding of No Significant Impact” The Union, pg. D-6, 2-19-2010 Johnson’s Diggins: “History of Nevada County” by Thompson & West, 1880, pages 61c, 208b Jokkoree: Claim listed on Nevada County Map of 1913, Key Number 479 Jokkaree Claim: Washington “State Minerologist Report” #16, 1919, page 259 Jokkoree Ledge (Yuba Quartz Mine): Nevada City Nugget Special Mining Issue, 1936, page 32 Jones, R.: “Less than half an acre of ground in the centre of the mineralized area of the North Star Mines Co. had not been located by that Company, and R. Jones, of Grass Valley, recently staked it.” Mining & Scientific Press, pg. 458, 3-20-1915 Jones Bar Placer Claim: Nevada City Nugget Special Mining Issue, 1929, pg 27, PH 16-1 Nevada City Nugget Special Mining Issue, 1930 pg. 27, PH 16-2 Nevada City Nugget Special Mining Issue, 1936, page 27 Jones Lode (North Star Mines) Nevada City Nugget Special Mining Issue, 1936, page 29 45