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Title: Other Mines - Part 4 (M thru N) Collection Type: Directories and Documents Collection Name: Mines Information # of Pages: 80 Download PDF: User Login Required Download OCR Text: User Login Required

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“Mattie Mine is Exploring Virgin Vein” The Union, pg. 5, 11-10-1934 “Outside money is far from lacking in mine developments” The Union, pg. 7, 10-5-1934 “Mattie Shaft to be sunk to 1000 objective” The Union, pg. 7, 9-21-1934 “Activity in local field holds pace” The Union, pg. 7, 6-8-1934 “Mattie shaft on flat is now close to 600” The Union, pg. 3, 6-15-1934 “Mattie Shaft has passed 500 station level” The Union, pg. 3, 6-1-1934 “Sinking at Mattie is 8 feet daily” The Union, pg. 5, 5-4-1934 “Change of name at Mattie Mine denied by head of company” The Union, pg. 5, 2-4-1934 “Mattie Co. Rounding Out Modern Mine” The Union, pg. 3, 2-23-1934 “Mining Co. takes title to claims in Deadman Flat Dist.” The Union, pg. 3, 1-28-1934 “Opening of Old Alcalde shaft near” The Union, pg. 4, 11-3-1933 “Alcalde to turn wheels next week” (aka Monte Christo) The Union, pg. 4, 10-27-1933 “Reopening of Alcalde is gaining” (now known as the Monte Christo) The Union, pg. 5, 98-1933 “New life for Deadman’s Flat is increasing” The Union, pg. 3, 6-2-1933 “Receiver for Monte Christo Mines named” The Union, pg. 7 05-13-1933 “Gold mining wave phenomena of times” The Union, pg. 1, 4-25-1933 “Reopening of the Alcalde to start Monday” The Union, pg. 3, 4-23-1933 “Deadman’s Flat District Harks to Mining Call” (aka Kenosha & Seven-thirty) The Union, pg. 3, 08-07-1932 “Reopening of Alcalde is Soon to Start,” The Union pg. 1, 5-5-1931 Mrs. Ralph Munro, housewife, Alcalde Mine, per Precinct Register 11-6-1928 Mattingly Mine: “Report of J. Ross Browne on the Mineral Resources of the U.S. and Territories West of the Rocky Mountains” (1868), page 135 Maule: see Ironclad “State Minerologist Report” #37, #3, 1941, page 457 May Flower Mill, see Mayflower: “State Minerologist Report” #10, 1890, page 398-399 Maybert Gold Mines Inc.: see Yuba Cons. “State Minerologist Report” #37, #3, 1941, page 457 “Considerable activity is under way in the Washington district. The Yuba and Maybert are operating a large crew of men and pushing active work.” Mining & Scientific Press, pg. 71, 7-18-1908 “The Yuba and Mayflower Mines (Maybert) are being systematically reopened. C. S. Marriner is the Manager and L. S. Strickler is the Superintendent. About 20 men employed. Tramway is being built to connect the Mayflower mine with the mill on the South Yuba River. The mill has been entirely rebuilt and 10 new stamps added. The Yuba Shaft will be unwatered, it having been idle since the Haggin & Hearst people abandoned it many years ago, after sinking 960” Mining & Scientific Press, pg. 678, 6-11907 “Maybert to be scene of new mining’ (includes Yuba, Mayflower, Silatheal, Gray Eagle & Lindsay Mines) The Union, pg. 3, 3-17-1934 “Maybert Mines to have large development” The Union Mining Dept. 1-26-1934 Mayflower: Nevada County Map, 1913, #392, 480, 603 Register of Mines and Minerals, County of Nevada, CA, Issued by the State Mining Bureau ca. 1896-1901. Searls catalog #PH 16-7 Mayflower: see Yuba Cons. “State Minerologist Report” #37, #3, 1941, page 457 Mayflower Claim: Graniteville “State Minerologist Report” #16, 1919, page 193 Mayflower Claim: Washington “State Minerologist Report” #16, 1919, page 259 14